I See Red: San Valentine's
The house party hostess:
The “partyscape” has shifted due to the pandemic and created an emerging party at home lifestyle. Cocktail hour dressing paired with a late-night lounge mood will drive interest in elevated sets and versatile pieces to not only grab consumers” attention online but to also appeal to the Instagram loving generation. Dark grounds with hyper brights are a must for impactful prints.
I know big efforts to shift our way of life are being pushed hard into us but that doesn’t mean we have to accept it, for example, the whole home parties situation, is not for me, and if you feel the same way there are places open and ready to give you a scene to wear those pieces you love so much and to feel pretty and alive, surrounded by happy humans, all you need to do is research and probably travel a little further like I am doing at the moment. Now we have to do more effort to bring some normalcy back to our lives but it worth it.
Since New York City was not giving me the stress-free, good vibe and dressed up people scene (The view of people in a restaurant having dinner in sweatpants, uggs and without brushing their hair, is depressing) I moved my leisure time to New Jersey; I never thought I was going to end up hanging out of NYC but here I am, two months later and loving every second.
If you are planning on celebrating San Valentine, I am this year, 2020 taught me to appreciate even more every minute I can spend around people I care about and outdoors! I put together some picks, gift, and look ideas that might help you enjoy the moment even more.
The gift ideas I liked the most were in the men's department, they were more fun and adapted to our current lifestyle of spending more time at home than out. What I did was to choose neutral colors to make the list HIS and HERS.
