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dress - Céline 

photography - Paul Versluis  

 Getting my hands on an “old Céline” piece was something one could only dream about... seeing as Phoebe has developed more than just a cult following. But with Hedi Slimane “manning” the ship now, hoards of crazed Philophiles have been pillaging websites such as The Real Real, Vestaire Collective and EBay for a taste of her gone-too-soon previous collections. The snakeskin dress was on my wish list when I happened across it one fateful day. It will live in infamy in my closet AND on my body until the day I die. Long Live Phoebe. 

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Four Season's Greetings

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Being from Kansas City, St. Louis has always been a place that seemed so close yet so far away. Too close to be an exciting adventure, but a bit too far to jump in the car for dinner and shopping. Thankfully after spending a couple of glorious days in the STL,  I realize I couldn't have been more wrong. As someone who LOVES a good culinary experience (from the restaurants aesthetics to the food itself) I was blown away by what the city had to offer. They had more options than I could have dreamed possible and never once did my experience feel "Midwest". In fact, quite the opposite, with restaurants like Vicia and Olio standing up to anywhere I've eaten in larger coastal cities. I was also completely unaware and pleasantly surprised that St. Louis was home to The Four Seasons and their famous spa, which I took full advantage of... getting a 3-1 facial with the newest OxyGeneo technology. My skin was noticeably brighter and actually glowing immediately post treatment which was nice after a day of traveling. I took the Amtrak to St. Louis which was such a lovely vintage and nostalgic way to travel (with modern day conveniences such as wifi of course). The Four Seasons not only wowed me with their spa but I also had a fantastic culinary experience. We were wined and dined until our hearts content at the chef's table by Chef Colucci at Cielo. Breakfast was perfect as well with fresh juices and homemade banana pancakes. And if you aren't full after all of that, simply head to Clementine's Creamery for a delicious selection of "naughty or nice" ice cream. You might want to plan on Ubering home if you try too many naughty flavors, though. The famous Gateway Arch is undergoing a renovation to the surrounding grounds below. So there will soon be concerts and museums to enjoy alongside all the delicious food. I can't wait to head back to St. Louis to experience more of what this wonderful city has to offer. A special thanks to Explore St. Louis and The Four Seasons for an unforgettable trip! 

 

Stay-  The Four Seasons 

Eat - Cielo , Vicia, Olio, Clementine's Creamery

Wearing - Jbrand, Gucci, Zara, Veja shoes, Everlane trench, The Line coat, Won Hundred, Away luggage,  Lo and Sons, Peony Swimwear

For more ideas on what to do head over to Explore St. Louis  

Finefolk

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It was an absolute pleasure shooting these gorgeous looks with Heather Morrow for Her Life magazine.  Anytime I hear the word "Finefolk" I know I'm in for a real fashion treat. It's definitely one of my favorite stores in Kansas City or really anywhere for that matter.  Thanks for a fun day filled with the loveliest of garments ❤️

Clothing - Finefolk 

Photography  - Heather Morrow 

Styling - Abby Wood