first i just wanted to show you guys the givenchy nightingale ♥
it finally came and i ♥ ♥ ♥ it!
thank you guys for ALL your help in finding it!!
it was hard to be answering all these questions about myself. ahhh!
here goes...
what's your name? where in ny do you live? my name is jenn and i live in brooklyn, ny.
how old are you? Do you have kids?i am 24 and have NO kids.
do you speak any other languages?yes, spanish fluently and french at an intermediate level.
what’s your nationality??i am colombian/american. my mother is colombian and my father is american.
what do you go to school for?i go to grad school for psychological counseling.
what’s your own personal style like?classic basics. colors grey, black, white, navy. mainly tees and jeans. i use accessories to liven the look. I love the idea of having a simple classic wardrobe, only adding a few pieces a year and adding a lot to my accessories every year. I wear a lot of scarfs year round, but lightweight in the warm months.
how the hell you afford the things you buy?um. i prefer not to talk money.
what do you do for work?i am currently in grad school. i just started, but before that i was working as an ABA (applied behavioral analysis) therapist. i was working one-on-one with autistic toddlers.
i just want to ask, who is your favorite designer?hard question. um...i will name a few. stella mccartney, rick owens, lanvin, balenciaga, givenchy, chloé + ysl
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. . . bursts of tulle and organza mingled with structured yet playful shorts suits and all "with a little something to make you dream" at j.mendel . . . and ruffles and beautifully blurry silk prints from childhood memories of cherry blossoms at erin fetherston . . . 
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While it may be true that shall never tire of Paris or the south of France, always ready for new adventures and sometimes fun to go somewhere completely different, and on the last long weekend of the summer: The Windy City . . .
. . . despite there being not much use outside the hotel lobby for gold strappy heels, sequined jackets, and silk and linen dresses -- all of the things in my carrying cases -- there were, happily, fresh lake breezes and miles of beaches, afternoon boat rides and expansive parks, marble fountains, and art and architecture . . .
cloud gate, outdoor sculpture by british artist anish kapoor
endless summer, navy pier
toasted coconut & strawberry marshmallows
dusk
frank gehry-designed jay pritzker pavilion in millennium park
cocktails + view from the ninety-sixth floor
the modern wing of the art institute of chicago, designed by pritzker prize–winning architect renzo piano, whose work includes the centre georges pompidou in paris; the art institute's impressionist & postimpressionist collection is considered the most important outside of france
buckingham fountain, made of pink marble and modeled by edward bennett after the latona basin at versailles
afternoon on the water
{and afterall:} pink cotton candy, afternoons along the beach and on the water, a late-summer picnic, sipping champagne in the courtyard of the art institute by moonlight -- and especially -- all the time in the world together on the last long weekend of the summer . . .
