Ajiri grew up in Austin, Texas and lived in New York City for 10 years. She worked in the fashion and museum worlds as an editor, stylist, research intern and associate curator at several fashion magazines, The Costume Institute of The Met, and the Museum of the City of New York. Recently she co-authored her first book, Where's Karl?, about the whereabouts of Karl Lagerfeld that became a NY Times best seller.
There are so many kale salad recipes circulating on the internet, why don’t I narrow it down and share my personal favorite? This is adapted from a recipe on the blog, Valley Brink Road. In an effort to spruce it up the next day, I added a few ingredients along with my go-to ...
There is nothing better than a kid-friendly recipe that feeds big people too. Timesaver! This is another recipe that came together by accident. (As an amateur home chef that happens a lot.) While I was in Switzerland visiting the in-laws and I was scratching my head for a finger ...
A typical breakfast for most French children is usually a tartine (slice of bread) with nutella or butter. Of course adoption and adaption is key for expat life, but I just cannot do it. I am a big breakfast lover and think it is such an important meal to get the day started. On ...
Lélia Thimonier is an interior designer from Paris. After studying art and journalism, she moved to Los Angeles to work as a journalist with French publications. Then she returned to Paris and her first love—interior design. Lélia studied at L’École Boulle, an advanced school of ...
When I was pregnant with my daughter and even post-birth, I couldn’t stand underwire bras. (I suppose they are good for support and fighting gravity, but damn they be uncomfortable.) Half the time, my maternity bras of choice were ratty old sports bras that had been washed so many times ...
