I am often asked what I do on the weekends, well, I typically find myself travelling for a number of client projects, Pop-Up shops for Belleci Cosmetics, modelling, sponsorship blog posts, and of course attending various media events. I find myself connecting with some of the most inspiring individuals within the industry today. From San Francisco to Los Angeles, Palm Springs, Napa Valley and Las Vegas, lately I’m able to discover an interesting world of entrepreneurship.
On a recent visit to Palm Springs, I met a gentleman by the name of Paul, a charming man in his late 60’s. I was at a local espresso bar reading the Compound Effect by Darren Hardy as he leaned over in his chair and stated, “Want to know the secret in life?” With a perplexed face I smiled and said sarcastically, “You know the secret of life, how much will it cost me to know?” I imagined he was a novice motivational guru looking to make a few extra bucks.
He turned his body completely towards me and explained who he was, his visit to Palm Springs and much more to my amazement. I found what he had told me to be quite interesting and the more I listened I felt myself rooted within the information he shared.
We ALL overthink our lives, manifesting everything we don’t want. Successful people are not lucky, they create luck in their life by focusing on what they want rather than the things they don’t. I found such truth to his theory as us humans tend to overthink the occurrences that arise in our lives and instead of letting it go we feel we must tell everyone we come across what just happened. Do you realize what we are doing in that moment, we are lowering our positive vibration to something of lack.
As many of you know I am truly aspired by the luxury of change (speaking on the topic at Sac Women Expo) as we are in control of our thoughts, feelings and the moment. At the end of our lengthy conversation and two espressos later he ended by stating, “What you want, wants you.” It truly makes sense as the things we speak are being broadcasted into a rich universe that only knows one command which is yes. Think about it, every bad relationship you’ve ever been in, you always declare what you don’t want and somehow you get the same thing again. Well like Paul explained it’s because everything that we want positive or negative wants us – it’s that simple.
This experience speaking with Paul and learning from a person that deeply cared about others was very fortifying. Life can be everything you want it to be if you simply take control of your mind and know that what you want, wants you.
Floral Tie- Neck Blouse c/o Banana Republic, Ivory Crepe Pleated Skirt by Kaersten Cooper (similar here & here), Vintage Brooch (similar styles found on Etsy), Kate Spade Pumps, Beauty c/o Belleci Cosmetics, OPI Red Nail Polish, Big Red Apple.
The holidays are the perfect time to step out in an ensemble dripping in gold with an undertone of elegance and erogenous. From a style aesthetic mirroring Old Hollywood glamour one thing is for sure, all eyes will be on you.
In the past year, we’ve seen a return to classic beauty with many of today’s Hollywood actresses taking a cue from silver screen sirens Elizabeth Taylor, Marilyn Monroe, Grace Kelly, and Rita Hayworth. With classic silhouettes and a few glitzy accessories you can also possess a similar appearance of sophistication and femininity which once graced the golden age of fashion.
This month in Gladys Magazine I invite you to explore the splendor of luxury and inspiration with their Holiday GLAM Issue. Gladys goes beyond the glossy covers and glitzy ads providing all who seek inspiration, media results and glamour the opportunity. For myself, I am honored to have made it on Gladys’ Holiday List of their Most Glamorous People of 2017. Having branded myself through the lens as a Glamorous Luxury Spokesmodel, Account Executive for Gladys and a Diabetes Awareness Advocate I can effortless say – Every setback is the setup for the Glamour in Life ™
For those seeking a luxury branding experience with couture benefits, I invite you to contact me at doris@gladysmagzine.com because media & glamour starts with Gladys.
1970’s Gold Metallic Gown (similar at Bebe here ), Vintage Fabric Clutch (similar here & here), Satin Gloves (similar here & here), Black ALDO Pumps (here, here & here), Beauty c/o Belleci Cosmetics, OPI Red Nail Polish, Big Red Apple
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The winter season is upon us, which allows many to garnish one self in our coziest outerwear. For myself it begins with a chic vintage fur stole accented with a heirloom brooch and Lucite handbag. This particular fur stole is an elegant piece which to this day remains stylish, wrapped around the shoulders of several dress designs new or old.
Today I decided to keep the overall ensemble rather simple, yet classic with the addition of pearls and a gorgeous Lucite top-handle handbag by Kooki De Lou.
Today’s picture perfect setting is at the historic Heilborn House, an 1881 mansion initially built for August Heilbron, a cattle rancher, merchant, and landowner who came from Germany. In the last 65 years, the mansion has served as a restaurant, bank, and art gallery, and now serves as an office for the California Department of Parks and Recreation.
The Heilborn House is the utmost of historic glamour, and the perfect aesthetic for welcoming the beginnings of the most alluring season of all.
White Satin Wrap Dress (similar here & here) / Vintage Fur Stole (similar here) / Pearl Bracelet & Earrings (similar here & here) / Antique Cameo Brooch (similar here, here & here) / Kooki De Lou Lucite Bag / Beauty Products c/o Belleci Cosmetics
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