Have you ever lost your luggage while traveling?
Well, this unfortunate circumstance happened to me for the very first time on my trip to Paris. Now, technically, I did pack one extra outfit in my carry-on, mostly because people always tell you to. But if I’m honest, I never truly considered what it would feel like for my suitcase to actually not arrive… especially in Paris. For FOUR days. At first, it almost felt a little rom-com like…

French cathedrals are places of echoes… footsteps, prayers, and the things left unsaid. “Confessions in a French Cathedral” is a dramatic, atmospheric listening experience steeped in shadow and reverence, where beauty and tension coexist. This playlist leans into sacred spaces as places of longing, forbidden love, and quiet defiance, exploring the thin line between devotion and desire. Here, confessions are…

Monet didn’t just paint landscapes, he painted atmospheres. “Step Inside a Monet Painting” is a whimsical, tranquil listening experience inspired by soft light, quiet movement, and the feeling of time slowing down. Designed to soundtrack studying sessions, garden walks, or afternoons spent painting, this playlist drifts between calm and curiosity…

When visiting Versailles, take a listen to this playlist that captures Marie Antoinette’s tragic main character energy. Whether you’re actually wandering the palace, traveling through France, or simply romanticizing your everyday life, this mix transforms an iconic place into a cinematic, modern fantasy. This is a one-of-a-kind listening experience designed to turn Versailles into a mood…

When I mention that I am in a collegiate a cappella group, many people say, “Is it just like Pitch Perfect?” I can’t deny there are some similarities! But, jokes aside, being a member of Intonations, an all-female a cappella group from Belmont University, has been one of the most inspiring and fulfilling parts of my college journey. From day one, I’ve been surrounded by an incredible group of women who are not only talented vocalists but also passionate and driven individuals…

By the time graduation rolled around, I had been down the rabbit hole a few times, so an Alice in Wonderland Mad Hatter Tea Party seemed an obvious choice for my graduation party theme. It was a deviation from the typical school color theme, but I did incorporate light blue as a nod to my alma mater. My fascination with Alice in Wonderland began years ago. As a nonconformist who loves a tea party…

Fashion icon Coco Chanel left her mark on the world by inspiring women to abandon the restrictive clothes popular in the 19th century. I challenged myself to restyle thrift store finds to put together two outfits capturing the style of Chanel. This post details my inspiration, process, and results of this project…

In these times of travel restrictions and tragedy, I often find myself with daydreams of running through meadows of lavender draped in cascading tulle and escaping to a different reality. Many people find comfort in the poetic nature of fantasies such as these. Perhaps you do too? A wave of curiosity swept over me when I first heard of the aesthetic called Romantic Academia…

After many attempts at constructing blanket forts, I have finally found the secret to the ultimate blanket fort! Follow these steps for a perfect, cozy, game night for you and your friends. Step 1…