Quaran-glam
Glam in the times of no one giving a shit about glam
Surprisingly (or maybe not surprisingly) my unemployed life has remained fairly busy. Working on recordings, practicing, creating content for Katie & Andrea, painting, organizing, planning a Boho Bunnie empire, frozen cocktailing, neglected plant watering, unemployment filing, TikTok tutorial-ing (yes I’ve succumbed, find me @bohobunnie), occasional yoga-ing, daily walking, million dollar house hunting, weekly road tripping around Los Angeles, front lawn sunbathing, the ever delayed task of tax preparing. Unfortunately as a performing musician, dare I say we may have it the worst as far as returning to any type of normal career in the foreseeable future. It’s been a few months of looking on ways to reshape my career…lots of ideas have been floating around. Inevitably there will be some great shifts that come from this, but that doesn’t discount the days of pure despair. Which brings me to another of my favorite things to do during this quarantine. Dress the fuck up. Why? Honestly changing out of my oversized everything and into something fun gives me a task, makes me feel creative, and forces me to dig into the depths of my garage and shop for items I already own. Like finally wearing these fishnet socks I got in Italy two years ago. Thanks to Boho Lizzy and The Good Wolf for the ultimate in indoor glam with layered jewels and a beaded smoking jacket.
All jewelry Boho Lizzy / Sequin Smoking Jacket The Good Wolf
Photography by Ashley Marie Myers
Stay strong, be glam my bunnies!
Kimonos & Cowboy Boots
Summer kimonos all winter long
I’ve always been obsessed with Japanese fashion. I dream about revisiting Ginza in Tokyo with an unlimited budget at Dover Street Market. Most of my kimonos I’ve collected from the road come from vintage shops in Copenhagen, Scottland and Berlin and I had yet to own a tradition garment straight from the motherland until this Yukata (a traditional summer kimono) from Tokyo. Fit for stage (it will make it’s debut here in a few months) or just roaming around Las Vegas, my kimonos will forever be paired with cowboy boots, hats and pink ranch houses.
Red Wide Brim Hat Plantet Cowboy | Cowboy Boots Vintage
Photography (35mm & digital) by Ashley Marie Myers
Vintage & Velvet
Vegas has long time been a second home for me of sorts. I’ve spent months in the city of sin on and off for over eight years and have performed at least 200 shows all along the strip. By no means will Vegas every win my heart over Los Angeles, but there is something always familiar and welcoming when I visit. Recently new friendships have made this destination feel even more like home. The Good Wolf LV is an incredible boutique owned by two amazing entrepreneurs who have become dear friends. Their style is impeccable and the store is beautifully curated with a collection of affordable clothing that makes my own closet jealous. What’s even better is that worlds have collided and another dear friend of mine, Boho Lizzy, is a featured jewelry artist at The Good Wolf LV. Everything from this shoot can be found locally in Vegas!
Viva Las Vegas!
All Jewelry Boho Lizzy / Clothing The Good Wolf LV
Photography by Ashley Marie Myers