Queen of Hearts
I left my heart in Vienna.
I’m just in awe of this magical city that is filled with so much love, music and history. I grew up playing classical music and this is the epicenter where it all began so I naturally have a special connection to this part of the world. And being the first international Boho Bunnie shoot, it was fitting to have a location be so close to my roots. Our day in Austria was no different than a day of photo shoots in any other part of the world: boozy lunch, coffee, shoot photos, beer break, more photos, a few glasses of prosecco, shop for props, just one more cocktail, and end the day of shooting at magic hour at our favorite location. The Belevedere Castle was the lucky location that was chosen to end our last day of shooting in Europe. Almost like it was waiting for us, we had the castle grounds to ourselves to play and roll around in the gravel. With nothing but an embroidered slip dress from Shop Tobi and bouquet of dahlias we picked up at a corner flower market, I made the Belvedere Castle my home through the final moments daylight.Continue reading…
Californiacation
Ladies of the Canyon
My current location as I write this post is a small vegan cafe in Innsbrook, Austria with a high temperature outside of 55 degrees. This is probably the first change of seasons I’ll experience in over nine years since living in LA. But in honor of the Indian summer happening in the city of Angels, I figured there’s room to squeeze in a few more warm weather blog posts. There’s nothing like cozying up in a little abode in the hills of Laurel Canyon. Wood paneled walls, full collection of vinyl and royal blue velvet sofa you can just sink your entire weight into. Completely fit for relaxation and inspiration. Repurposed vintage clothing by LDV Vintage couldn’t be more suited for a day of lounging and vaping.Continue reading…
Pappy and Harriets
Desert gypsy
I had heard of this magical music venue in the desert for years before I was able to experience it for the first time just recently. Driving in from LA just in time to fit in a few shoots before dark, Pappy and Harriet’s in Pioneertown was the first stop of the trip. LA traffic of course always adds hours to any trip but once you hit the dirt roads and the dark desert highways of Joshua Tree, it’s all worth it. I must say the desert is truly the place where I feel most at ease and connected to the universe. The stars, the cool, dry evenings and the expansive horizon is what I would love to experience every night. Desert wanderings call for gypsy threads and these sheer black pieces from Gypsy Junkies are welcome to join me in the desert any time.Continue reading…