If you’ve been keeping up with my Instagram posts, you’ll know that I recently visited London. What an amazing city London is. So full of energy, history, and charm. I’ve never before visited a city that is booming with such chic stores, unique restaurants, gorgeous neighbourhoods, and lovely parks. Not to mention the absolutely fabulous cafes located on every street corner. Speaking of… Continue reading My Favourite Cafe in London
Back in May, The Metropolitan Museum of Art hosted its annual Met Gala. The Met Gala celebrated the grand opening of the Metropolitan Museum’s new exhibition: Manus X Macchina: Fashion in an Age of Technology. It displays over 100 haute couture pieces from various designers and various seasons. The exhibition explores the distinction between handmade and machine-made couture, exemplifying how machine-made couture can… Continue reading Metropolitan Museum of Art: Fashion Exhibition
If you’ve ever read about New York City, Madison Avenue is a name that should sound familiar. Located between 5th Avenue and Park Avenue, Madison Avenue stands out with all of its beauty and class. I remember when I was little I used to imagine what it would be like strolling down Madison Avenue, shopping in one… Continue reading Madison Avenue Adventure
When I hear the words “New York City,” the first picture thing that pops into my head is an image of Central Park. Do you know which image I am talking about? That aerial view of Manhattan where you can see so many sky scrapers and concrete, and in the midst of it all, you see the luscious greenery and beautiful pond of Central Park. I have… Continue reading Central Park Magic
Picture this. You are in New York, walking down 5th Avenue. Cars are honking, taxis are racing, and the streets are crowded with people. You wish you could just rest for a little bit, and be somewhere a little more calm. To your surprise, you find out that this is possible. It is possible, because hidden right behind… Continue reading Bryant Park Charm
Setting foot into an area of the Metropolitan Museum dedicated to impressionist art was simply breathtaking. I was overwhelmed with happiness as I walked around the gallery, and recognized some of my favourite works of art hanging on the walls, painting after painting. One of my favourite paintings is The Terrace at Saint-Addresse by Claude Monet. This painting stood out… Continue reading Monet All Day
The architecture in Manhattan really impressed me. I noticed that the building designs range by neighbourhood, and each neighbourhood holds its own special charm and character. For the week that I was in New York, I was staying close to Grand Central Terminal, where the surrounding streets looked something like this: Walking past the beautiful brownstones, I felt as though I was on… Continue reading Brownstones and Bright Heels
