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You Don’t Have a “Preference”, You Have a Fetish
What makes us navigate towards certain types of people over others? How do we get our preferences? Why do some people have such clear distinguished “types” that can be summed up in a few short words — tall, dark, and handsome; short, blond, and petite. What is the difference between a preference and a fetish? These are the type of questions that have been popping up in my mind and I find myself wondering whether they’re simply our superficial whims or whether they’re a symptom of something else that runs much deeper. Recently, one of my friends was set...
You Might As Well Embrace the Mini Skirt Resurgence
The powers that be — in this case, the runways and the stylish people that sit along either side of it — have spoken: The mini skirt is here to stay. Following a viral resurgence at Miu Miu, super-short hems dominated the Fall 2022 shows, as well as the street style in all four major fashion ...Continue reading
TEAM INSIDER: Favorite Items to Add into Our Spring Wardrobes ASAP
Last week we shared with you all our Bi-annual Top Trend List. Did you miss it? You’ll find it here. On the heels of one of our favorite blog posts of the year, we are sharing 3 of our stylists’ Spring must-have pieces. Check out a few of what we are loving right now! TANK | PANTS | HANDBAG | SHOES | EARRINGS We are loving the head-to-toe white trend happing this Spring. They key to wearing this trend is adding a variety of textures and tones of white. TWO PIECE SET | BLACK TANK | SUNGLASSES | PLATFORM SNEAKER...
Tired of 3D Printed Skirts? Try Kisses
One popular option when 3D printing is to have the printer draw a loop or two around the print before starting. This serves several purposes: it clears the print head for one thing. It also marks the area of the print bed in use and many people use it to adjust the leveling if necessary. However, the little scraps of plastic do add up. [Makers Mashup] decided to try something different and now uses what he dubs the landing strip and kisses method. The landing strip turns out to be a piece of blue tape and the kiss in question...
Guadalupe Magic
The last time my dear friend Angelo came to visit, we found the best croissant of all time at Cafécito, so I think he maybe has it in his head now that when he travels back here, his hometown, from New York City, I’m supposed to forever up the ante with better and better meals. Santa Fe isn’t facing an amazing-places-to-eat shortage by any stretch of the imagination, luckily, but it’s still a daunting task to find something more exciting than that croissant (seriously, have you not tried that Cafécito croissant yet?!), and yet, somehow, downtown Mexican-inspired Paloma (401 S...