A healthy (as it can be) carrot cocktail made with a honey simple syrup to avoid the use of refined sugar. A crowd pleaser for Easter, or your first gatherings after the snow melts.

In a world of dreamers, we had the pleasure of interviewing the one and only Natalie Vyetrova, owner of Nata Sabi, an artistic brand covering event design, artistic direction, project consulting to creating one of a kind dried flower arrangements for all occasions. Vyetrova’s professional life is closely linked to sustainability. Her history in the fashion industry molded her into the visionary and art director she is now.

In this day and age, it’s not difficult to follow the latest design trends to find something shiny and new that fills our needs and matches our Pinterest board saves. But in this chase to constantly be stylistically in the know, it’s easy to lose track of our individuality in design choices. Not to mention, it’s exhausting to keep up and contributing to the tremendous problems our society is facing with the lack of sustainability in our fast consumer culture.

Editorial photography has taken the wedding industry by storm as couples seek a luxury look for their photos. With this in mind, digital and film photographer Koko King is redefining wedding portraiture, creating unique, artistic moments from the memories of the big day.

If you ever have the privilege to be around Jenn Lagron on set for an editorial shoot or experience her loving energy as a client in her chair, consider yourself very lucky. Lagron hails from Chicago, Illinois, but you can find her now in the Los Angeles area. However, her career has allowed her to travel worldwide doing what she loves most, hair.

With a background in mixed media and architectural design, Brigitte’s creations exist on canvas and often bleed into the space enclosing them.  She is an interdisciplinary artist and designer, though she is resistant to any title and prefers “I make stuff.” Her art is meant to move beyond superficial appearance and instead represent their inward significance. 

We are pleased to introduce a new rising start from Italy. Originally from Ethiopia, Geneme grew up in Padua where she learned of her passion for dance at an early age and continued to study it at a professional level for eight years. Her love for dance led her into a career in acting, where she first appeared in the HBO series “We Are Who We Are”, and the RAI series “Alligatore” in 2020. Following those series, she landed the role as Marta in the RAIPLAY series, “Nudes” directed by Laura Lucchetti.