Showing posts with label New York City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York City. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Things & Places I Love.

I have no basis for a post today, so here's a picture place of things & places I love! Hopefully I can give something of value to write about tomorrow!


Bikes! I don't own one myself, but I love adorable bikes like this one!


North End in Boston! Such a charming little neighborhood!



New York City! The center of the world...need I say more?



Cannoli!!! I suddenly got hungry just thinking about it...


 Hats! (As previously posted about)

Meneki  Neko cats!

Doughnut Plant! The BEST doughnuts you will ever have in your life.

Monday, December 26, 2011

Every Girl Should be a Bendel Girl!

I love Henri Bendel. It’s one of my favorite stores to visit on 5th avenue while in New York City. The brown and white stripes of Henri Bendel marked the forefront of fashion in the early 1900s when store founder Henry Willis Bendel, a milliner by trade, decorated New York’s elite in his accessories. When I was in the hunt of a good Christmas gift for my friends, I knew Bendel’s would be the place to find it.
I picked these amazing, yet simple bow studs to give to my friends for Christmas. They are everyday earrings, a nice little pair to dress up your run to the grocery store outfit. I loved these earrings because the backs were just as amazing as the front of the earrings.


If you haven’t made yourself a Bendel girl, you need to NOW. Henri Bendel has great accessories and handbags and everything in the store would make a great gift for your friends! I could spend hours on henribendel.com and if you click it, I promise you will too! Here are some pictures from Bendel’s 5th Avenue Holiday windows too.


Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Ooh La, La Laduree

The most amazing thing about being in New York City is that you can go to Paris any night of the week.

Once I learned that Laduree was opening up in New York City, I made it a mission to be able to get some of the macarons! New York City is the only city in the U.S to get a Laduree, so I’ve heard reports of the line being wrapped around the block all day long. Luckily, we arrived right at opening on Sunday, so we were maybe 10 people back. The macarons are flown daily in from Paris and with each box you are given a little card that tells you when they are made and the last day you should eat them. I got a cute little box of macarons for a friend and one for myself. Unfortunately, no pistachios were flown over, so I got the next 6 that sounded enticing. By far my favorite was the salted caramel. Not so much salty, as delightfully caramel!

I managed to get a few pictures of inside the store before I was told that they don’t allow pictures inside of their store.