Girl Around Town Summer 2012 Shopping Guide by Girl Around Town, LLC

Summer 2012 Shopping Guide

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Table of Contents 3............ Table of Contents 6................... Editorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Note 8................... Contributors 9............................... Staff 10.................. Accessorize Around Town 12................. Swimwear & Resortwear Cover Credits Photo Shoot Producer: Mary Ann Rounseville, Assistant to Producer: Maria Galuppo, Photographer: Deidre Schoo, Photographer Assistant: Brianna Stachowski, Hairstylist: Jeremy McNeal, Make Up Artist: Rachel Hevesi, Stylist: Dan Daley, Clothing: An assortment care of David Peck, Ana Locking and New York Vintage. Mary holds David Peckâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Logan Dress, Location: Nolitan Hotel, Special Thanks To: Susan Ainsworth

Table of Contents 14................... Profile: Ana Peman 16................. High Fashion 18............................ Shoes 20.................. Beach Totes & Towels 21.......................... Shades

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29......... Gifts & Gadgets

22........................ Beauty 30....................... Sporty 24.......... Baubles & Bags 31....................... Dudes 26........ Interview: Camille Grammer 32................ Patio Party 28............................ Kids 34................ Behind the Scenes

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Editors’ Note The Girl Around Town Summer

Shopping Guide is here! Many of you took a gander at our holiday edition last winter and after the amazing response we received, we decided it was time to do some upgrading and bring our readers even further into our world: welcome to GirlAT Shopping Guide 2.0! And the upgrades don’t stop there. We’ve been busy little bees over the past few months: expanding to LA, adding regular contributors and we even have an intern! (FYI: This guide would not be as beautiful without her dedication. Thank you, Sarah!) Spring brought tons of excitement in the way of a photo shoot in Manhattan--many of those pics you’ll see in this guide--and a super cool branding video that showcases not only the antics of us girls around town, but an army of talented actors and crew as well. (Haven’t seen it? Check it out here.) We’re unbelievably excited to enhance Girl Around Town, and we send a GINORMOUS thank you to Mary Ann Rounseville who brought our brand to new heights with her talent and expertise. MA- we wouldn’t be here without your amazing drive and creativity, thank you. We also thank all of our loyal readers. Your eagerness to read daily posts, weekly newsletters or interact with us through social media has created our awesome GirlAT community. Thank you and keep reading!

We hope you enjoy our upgraded Shopping Guide as much as we enjoyed making it. With this face-lift we’re also instituting the guide as a quarterly affair so we can keep you up on our favorite fashions and finds each season. Now, we won’t tell you to do this often, but stop reading and get shopping! Oh, By The Way: While this guide is dedicated to all things we currently love in the great, big world of online shopping, there are two amazing companies we worked with on our video and photo shoots that we’re obsessed with and have to gush about, even if they’re not available at the click of a keyboard…. New York Vintage is a fashion Mecca that sells pieces from the world’s all-time best designers, like Chanel and Givenchy, and also houses a museum-quality collection in their private gallery upstairs. True style devotees will make it to 21st Street in NYC to ogle or snag a great piece of history at this otherworldly boutique. Also rocking our world is Ana Locking– a genius designer in Madrid who was benevolent enough to lend us some couture to party in for our video. The exquisite pieces were so much fun to wear and we cannot wait for this amazing Spanish designer to launch her line in the States. Don’t worry, we’ll keep you posted on that for sure!

Until Fall--

Leigh & Mary decked in Ana Locking New York Vintage

Photos: Mary Ann Rounseville & Deidre Schoo

Contributors Nuy Cho - Beauty Nuy started working for fashion designer Issey Miyake, eventually moving to magazines, where she swam in all things celebrity, beauty and fashion, having the most fun at People and InStyle. Now you can see Nuy vlog and blog about beauty and style at her website NuyBeauty.com. Ryan Simkin - Dudes Ryan is a poet, playwright, and novelist, but spends most of his time writing short and snarky blog entries for blonde ex-girlfriends with small dogs. Keep up with Ryanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s antics @RyanSimkin.

Jayme Lamm - Sporty Jayme Lamm is a freelance writer in Houston, treckking for travel pieces and putting on the full-court press in her hugely opinionated sports column, www.TheBlondeSide.com.

Lindsay Wolfington - Party Mix Lindsay Wolfington has set the tone for various hit TV shows (One Tree Hill, Ghost Whisperer, The Sing Off) as the owner of Lone Wolf Music Supervision. Follow @LoneWolfLindsay for the latest and greatest in the music world. 8

Staff

Leigh Evans

Co-Editor-In-Chief, Houston

Mary Cunningham

Co-Editor-In-Chief, New York

Diana Horwich Diller

Editor, Los Angeles

Emily Welsh Resident Chef

Sarah Talaat

Intern, Layout Design 9

Accesorize Around Town What

Where

Houston

Eighteenth Bar 2511 Bissonnet

www.18thbar.net

New York

The Brooklyneer 220 W. Houston St.

www.brooklyneer.com

Los Angeles

Joan’s on 3rd

8350 West Thrid St.

www.joansonthird.com

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Paris

La Bascule

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rue Durantin + rue Burq

www.facebook.com/ labasculeabbesses

London

Maggie’s 329 Fulham Road

www.maggies-club.com

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Wear

Vibe

Southern Speakeasy

Hipster Hangout

Lovely Lunch

Bistro et Bar

Euro = Retro Dance Club

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Swimwear & Resortwear

Gap

Ruffle Romper

Bikini Thief

Montauk Maternity Tankini

Mui Mui

Plunge-Front Swimsuit

Luli Fama

Top & Bottom

Tori Prayer

Dusty Fringe Bandeau

Asos

Short with Beaded Flower Embellishment

Mara Hoffman

Underwire Cami Bikini

Goddis

Pesha Cover Up

Vitamin A

Keyhole Top & Bottom

Be a golden goddess on the beach with Glam Glow by Omorovicza

Marc by Marc

Michael Kors Collection

Merida Striped Bikini

Color Block Bikini

Diane Von Furstenburg

Zinke

Iruka Cover Up

Starboard One Piece

Lingerie “Love Is Blind” Blindfold

Betsey Johnson Chiffon Babydoll

Wacoal

“Rare Beauty” Underwire Bra

Cosabella

Kiki de Montparnasse “Never Say Never Sweetie” Lace Inset Thong

Bralette

Ana Peman Our friend Mary Ann Rounseville not only made our photo shoot a reality, she also brought in some exotic pieces not yet available to American shoppers. We found designer Ana Peman’s backstory to be as compelling as her fashions and sat down over Skype with the Spanish designer... How did you get started as a designer? I started working in the family business as an accountant in Madrid and I started partying. Hard. And I didn’t have enough outfits to keep up with the number of times I was going out, so I started making clothes. The people I was hanging out with loved them so I decided to take it seriously because it was something I really enjoyed. I was doing accounting and at the end of the day there was nothing that was tangible. So to see creative product, and see how girls’ faces lit up when they put something on that looked good and that they liked, was something I really, really enjoyed. Looking at your collections, Indochine most currently, where do you draw your inspiration? My lines are inspired by a need to express something, usually a very strong emotion. As much as I did get started because of my social life, it was really a way to immediately communicate something non-verbally. Most of my collections are reactions to things that have happened in my life. In working through a collection, it becomes a process of cleansing myself. I need to express my emotions and get them out. This collection, Indochine, is a very pretty one because I’m feeling very positive and seeing a lot of beauty in people. This very pretty collection came out of that because of the experiences I’ve had with people around me. You create and produce your materials in Bali, how did you get started there? Bali started because I was developing a line that was becoming more and more popular in Ibiza and I couldn’t possibly manage my manufactur-

The designer, Ana Peman

Indochine

ing needs on this island. I had a friend who was producing already in Bali and she said you could make your own prints there and that it was a great place to experiment creatively, so at that point I thought it would be a great idea to go over there and investigate. It’s been a great experience for me because it’s the first time I’ve been able to see the entire process from the very, very, very beginning. I had worked already within big companies where everything was linear, from designing to distribution, but I’d never seen every single aspect of the process, from how the screen printing was done, to how they use fish swimming in run off to ensure that the water left over from the dying process in the factory is safe and ecological; these are details that passed me when I was doing small collections here (in Ibiza). It’s been an incredible experience and to be honest I’ve loved it. Your production plant in Bali looks pretty magical. We love that you took the reigns and moved your manufacturing plant across the world. It’s not unusual for people on this island. A lot of resort designers from this region go to Asia to source their materials. The good thing is that as a small designer without a huge backer–I finance my collections at the end of the day—I can afford to do so much more in Asia. I can get small quantities, print them the way I want, dye them the way I want; there is an incredible amount of things you can do if you’re creative. There are all these different techniques they’re doing --these tie-dye, and salt dyes, and putting baking soda on the fabric to create this kinda marbling effect-- that you can experiment with here, even in very small quantities.

That’s the beauty of Bali, or has been the beauty of Bali until now. It is getting expensive so a lot of small designers have to think twice before they go out to see if it’s cost effective for them to do it. Who has better beaches: Ibiza or Bali? Ibiza. There is nothing compared to the beaches in Ibiza, and I’ve been everywhere! But the beauty of Bali is that their culture is extremely interesting, their mentality is extremely poetic and the way they go about their lives and value system is a relief from Europe. How do you describe the spirit of the Ibiza woman? Freedom. Total inhibition. Ibiza is where you can wear that dress that you would never wear anywhere else. Who is your audience and do you have plans for expansion? I think you need to create a niche for yourself nowadays because you can’t do it all. I know this Ibiza culture, this lifestyle; I know what it’s like to wake up in the morning and go out for lunch and all of the sudden be invited on a yacht and then go back to a beach party and to end up in a club at night. This happens here and you have to be ready for it. There is a way to be able to be well dressed the whole day and night without having to change or feel uncomfortable. That’s my niche. I understand it well and I’d like to continue it in other resort areas. (In terms of expansion) Ibiza is a great place to test what styles and shapes women want and what fabrics they’re comfortable in.

on a mannequin, making the first piece and seeing a result. In Ibiza, you live this life where you could wake up in the morning, get invited to a yacht and then end up in a club that night, how do you balance work and play in a world that is so full of play? I have a lot of vitamins! I think it’s possible if you make sure that whatever you’re doing, you’re doing because you want to do it. If you have to exert energy into things that aren’t flowing, it’s impossible. You’d be exhausted in a week. But people say there’s an energy here that you don’t find other places, and for some people that’s the magic of this island. But at this point, my work is my primary focus during the (resort) season, so it’s a month and a half of intense work to make sure that everybody is satisfied. And then at the beginning and end of the season I can kinda let loose a little bit. So you’re saying we CAN have it all? You can here! {Cue a very generous offer from Ana for us to visit her in Ibiza. Yes, we’ve already accepted.} We can’t wait for the sometimes too-structured women of the US to let loose in the flow of Ana’s dresses and the Ibiza lifestyle. Look for Ana Peman to hit Miami and more resort locales in the coming year.

What is your favorite part of the creative process? Making it. Sometimes I start with a powerful pattern. In that case the fabric speaks to me and tells me what to do because I’m expressing something through the print. Or sometimes I’ll fall in love with a design. But either way, my favorite part is being shut away in my studio and draping fabrics Ana’s production plant in Bali

High Fashion

David Peck

Joeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Jeans

Maginnis Dress

Neon Skinny Jeans

Bebe

Hi Lo Maxi Dress

Banana Republic

Cap Sleeve Ponte Knit Dress

David Peck

Short Dress

Silk Dress

Acne

Marnay Maxi Dress

Print Silk Jumpsuit

Strenesse Blue

Janvier Dress

Dolce & Gabbana

DVF

Ella Moss

Mojave Maxi Dress

Edun

Peter Pilotto

Knit Tank with Open Back

Ted Baker

Sheath Dress

Halston Heritage Sterling Maxi Skirt

Tracy Reese Plenty

Ocean Diamond Stripes Maxi Dress

Pleated Maxi Dress

Joanna August Dara Long Dress

Madison Maxey Tessa Blazer

DKNY

Cuffed Utility Shorts

Marc by Marc Jacobs

Jacobson Woven Scarf

Alice + Olivia Arthur Pants

Shoes

Ash

Plenty by Tracy Reese

Cool Wedge Sneaker in Light Rose

Nikita Wedge

United Nude

Cup Buckle Sandal

Cole Haan

Luxury Rebel

Jean Michael Cazabat Zoe Pump

Kirmy Flat Sandal

Dani Sandal

Rachel Zoe Blake Sandal

Kate Spade New York Trentorn Trey

L.A.M.B.

Ilane Pump

Jennifer Lopez for Kohlâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Thong Sandal

Topshop

Fiesty Leopard Sandal

TOMS

Ikat-Print Ballerina Flat

Elizabeth and James Sand Metallic Pump

Sam Edelman

Gigi T-Strap Sandal

Beach Totes & Towels

Tumi

Beach Tote

Tommy Hilfiger Stripe Rope Tote

Aeropostale

Rock Graffiti Tote

Trina Turk

Jonathan Alder

“Blue Waves” Beach Towel

Palm Springs Beach Towels

Perry Ellis

Jantzen Curvallure Towel

Target Merona Beach Tote

Free People

Terry Cloth Lined Towel

Shades Oliver Peoples

Karen Walker

Limited Edition Balmain 2

Anywhere Sunglasses

The Neon Sunglasses

Persol

in Sea Grean

Wayfarer Sunglasses

Carrera

Aviators in Blue

Ray-Ban

Classic Aviators in Pink

Alexander Wang Aviator Sunglasses

Beauty Summer Beauty Picks from Nuy Cho

Thaikoon for Nars Limited Edition Nail Polish

It’s true, neon is hot this season, but Nuy has been a fan of neon toes for hot weather for a long time. “It’s the tropical gal in me,” she eplains. “With a tan, bright nails look wonderful with a beautiful leather thong flat, or even just a simple pair of Havianas.” Nuy is certain you can’t go wrong with these limited edition polishes, which were named after Indian spices.

For sunny days, Nuy says she loves it when women just show off their skin and natural glow. She asks, “Why hide it under makeup? It’s nice to sometimes just do a tinted moisturizer, or even just sunblock, and if you want to kick it up, add mascara and only a hot lip perhaps!” One of her new go-to mascaras is CoverGirl’s new LashBlast Volume Blasting Mascara. Nuy explains, “It has a nice, thick wand, which is great for plumping wimpy, fine lashes like mine.”

CoverGirl LashBlast Mascara

TIGI Sleek Mystique Blow Out Balm

“I have really been into a new hairstyle lately, which is easy and relaxed for summer. It’s a combo of bedhead and beachy,” says Nuy. She uses TIGI’s Sleek Mystique Blow Out Balm on the ends after a wash and contion, then after a bit of a tousle and rough blow-dry, she adds Serge Normant’s Meta Luxe Hair Spray evenly all throughout and add tons of volume with her hands by scrunching and messing it up. Nuy adds, “It’s fun, easy and takes ten minutes!” Serge Normant Meta Lux Hair Spray

Nuy swears by a “hot pink for a bold lip, which is trending this season. One I love right now, for its texture, feel and look is: Make Up For Ever’s Rouge Artist Intense in 36. It’s got great pigment concentration and is absolutely pitch-perfect.”

Make Up For Ever Rouge Artist Intense #36

Baubles & Bags

Camille Zarsky

Large Cuff in Neon Pink

Botkier

Camille Zarsky

Gala Clutch in Water Lilly

Valentina Satchel

Coach

Enamel Shell Ring

Julia Thevenot

Ekka Mixed Necklaces

Pamela Barsky Mascara Pouch

Dannijo

Amos Bracelet

Lionette

Odessa Earring

Charlotte Olympia Flamingo Pouch

Lagos

Soiree Stack Ring

Vince Camuto

Sequin

Louise Clutch

Multicolor Chain Necklace

Miu Miu

Matelasse Leather Clutch

Reed Krakoff

Jules

Kit Leather Clutch

Id Tags

Rebecca Minkoff May May Bag

Bobble Bar

Prada

Navajo Necklace

Mini Zip-Top Hobo

Paige Novick

Harper Collar Necklace

AMOREphosis Girl Around Town interviews Camille Grammer for the scoop on creating a line of jewelry with friends... What part of the jewelry design process do you find most interesting? I love going to gem shows and getting inspired. Sometimes that’s how we start a new design; we’ll find a stone that we love and then work around it. Do you have a favorite piece from AMOREphosis’ collections, and if so what does it mean to you? I love the Sea Green Chalcedony pieces because they have such a light, airy, elegant look, and they go with everything. Each of the pieces use beautiful materials from gold to semi-precious gems, what stone inspires you the most, and why? Hmmm. That’s a tough one. I’d have to say that Aquamarine is one of my favorites. It has such a peaceful, serene look to it. I’m drawn to that color! What was the genesis of AMOREphosis, and how will it continue to, well, morph? It started as a way to create something for women that gave back to children and families in need. This mission will always stand as the backbone of AMOREphosis, but we would love to continue expanding so that we can help our charities and others even more. We’re in the process of designing a new collection to add to our line, so look for that in the coming months. 26

What do you hope women feel when they wear these pieces? Beautiful and inspired! We put a lot of thought into the stones that we choose and what they mean to us. We want that meaning to come through when women wear them. We also want women to feel inspired knowing that they’re helping to make a difference. AMOREphosis was started by you with three friends, do each of you have a specific area of interest in the company? Do different collections reflect the different personalities? We are actually all very hands on. As far as the design process is concerned, we are all involved in every step because we want to create pieces that we all love and would buy ourselves. We also try to use the fact that there are 4 of us to our advantage! Some might think that it’s too many cooks in the kitchen, but it helps because we each represent a different perspective and market of potential buyers. As far as different collections reflecting different personalities, I would say that there are elements of each of us in every one.

Sea Green Chalcedony Earrings

And on that topic, we’re a female-run business as well and we know what it’s like to work with your closest friends, so we’re curious: are there ever any cat fights over collections? Do personalities flair over the jewelry’s flair? Although we have relatively similar styles, there are definitely differences sometimes. In the beginning when we only had one collection, it was pretty easy to agree on things. But as we started to expand, and we all became more comfortable with the process, we had to learn how to handle differences of opinions. For big company-related issues, we all have to agree. For design-related issues, we have a majority rule: if 3 out of 4 love it, it sticks!

Turquoise Necklace

Amethyst Cuff

The launch party at Fred Segal looked fab, are there any other boutiques that carry your collections? Thanks! It was a lot of fun. Stylehaus on Melrose also carries some of our pieces. You’re a Malibu girl, what’s your favorite spot to grab a bite in the neighborhood? Malibu Beach Inn. It has a gorgeous patio, overlooks the ocean, and it has a view of the surfers and the pier. Love it! Black Onyx Ring

Kids

Gap

Floral Flounce Dress

Cafe Press

Anthem of the Ants Bow Romper

Je suis un Rock Star Shirt

Zara Kids

Fine Stripes and Bow Dress

Harajuki Mini for Target Girls Gingham Shorts

Desigual

Koala Floral Tank Dress

Zara Kids

Boys Colorful Stripe Shirt

Vineyard Vines Boys Classic Polo

Harajuki Mini for Target Boys Splatter Paint Pant

Burberry

Canvas Check Trainers

Gifts & Gadgets

Heart Parts Utensils

Case-Mate “Call Me Maybe” iPhone Case

Claro

Olive Dish

Lucky Bird

Greeting Cards

Lindsay Cowles Art

10% off if Girl Around Town is mentioned at the time of purchase

Anthropologie Valise Journal

Yes, we included these handsets in the 2011 gift guide but we’re still obsessed!

Kate Spade New York “Out Of Office” iPad Sleeve

Native Union

POP Phone Handset

Sporty

“So many colors--find your team colors here and wear them with pride. Go TEAM!”

by Jayme Lamm

“Jimmy Fallon embraces this band to measure your “fuel” output, and so do I!”

“Whether you’re on a boat or not, this slip-on is perfect for warmer weather.”

Kendra Scott Color Bar

Nike

Fuel Band

Sperry

Women’s Angelfish Slip-On Boat

“I can’t forget to mention my favorite vintage and sports designer (dresses, shirts, and more) - Be sure to mention The Blonde Side for $5 off each order!”

Victoria’s Secret Pink

“Even as a hardcore sport’s fan, I’d still rock this limited edition MLB set from Victoria’s Secret PINK. (Go Rangers!)”

Athletic Shorts

Material Clothing Custom Shirt

“Because every cool girl needs a fanny pack. Maybe not for the mall, but a day of hiking? Heck yes!”

Lululemon Run Speed Short

Brooks

Pure Flow Running Shoes

The North Face Fanny Pack

“One of the lightest pairs of running shoes around, these make running seem almost effortless. Well, kind of.”

“Who wears short shorts? I do, I do.”

Dudes

“This one really needs no further explanation. Every guy loves bobbleheads, and every guy loves themselves. Just do the math. They use a photo, and boom - it’s like their very own action figure. With a head that bobbles around.”

by Ryan Simkin

“Self explanatory. Can be found on Amazon. Customers who bought this item also probably recently high-fived someone. “

Custom Bobblehead Cheese of the Month Club

Talking Plush Chewbacca

“Guys love cheese. That’s a theory. Ladies love cheese. That’s a fact. Has anyone ever complained about having too much cheese around? Never, not once. You’re welcome.”

Game of Thrones Season 1 DVD Set

“It’s important while you’re walking down the street, on the subway, or at the gym, to say to strangers, ‘not only do I not want you to bother me, but I also hope the Yankees win.’ This high end product also comes in a fancy Bamboo case. All 30 teams available.”

“You know that show he’s watching when you’re tuning out playing Words with Friends with your mom? Yeah, it’s Game of Thrones. Sure, it’s a little weird and nerdy, but so is your boyfriend. ”

Nike + iPod Interface

“So Nike has teamed up with Apple to let you know how far you’re running, and how many calories you’re burning. You think you’re showing off, your friends think you’re gettng in shape – it’s win/win, for everyone.

BIGR Audio Headphones MLB Limited Edition “OK seriously, I saw this at a party a few weeks ago and I literally have not stopped talking about it since. It’s getting annoying. You don’t even plug it in, and Williams-Sonoma you watch it make sphere ice cubes. For the slow drinker in all of us. Right.” Japanese Sphere Ice Maker

Patio Party

West Elm

Simple Hurricane

Black Box Wine

Gotta Have S’more S’muffins

Jay Imports

Drink Dispenser

Kelly Wearstler

Abstract Lines Plattter

BHLDN

Coral Coast

Urchin Shell Vase

Umbrella

Pottery Barn

Rhodes Party Bucket and Wine Cooler

Patio Party Playlist by Lindsay Wolfington Collins Lindsay never fails to get a party going...

Salad

The Perfect Summer Salad!

1 Chicken Breast 2 Heirloom Tomatoes 2 Ears of Corn 2 Slices Wheat Bread 1/2 Cup Fresh Bail Leaves, torn 1-2 Cups Butter Lettuce, torn

Vinaigrette 1 lemon, zest and juice 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard sea salt, pepper Serves 2 Preheat oven to 430°F. Line a rimmed sheet pan (don’t let those juices drip into your oven!) with parchment paper, place chicken on it and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake 25 minutes or until cooked through. Shred and place in a large mixing bowl. Grill corn for about 6-8 minutes until charred on a cast iron griddle or grill pan. Cut off of cob into the large mixing bowl. While corn is grilling, cut the wheat bread into cubes and place in the oven for 5 minutes until crispy. Place in the large mixing bowl. Slice tomatoes into cubes and place in mixing bowl along with the basil and butter lettuce. Whisk together the vinaigrette ingredients. Toss (makes 4 margaritas) with the salad and serve immediately. 1/2 cup fresh lime juice (5 limes) 1 cup prickly pear juice (4 prickly pears) 1 cup orange liqueur (such as Triple Sec) 1 cup white tequila (such as Patron) 1 lime for garnish Salt or Sugar, to taste

Emily Welsh Shares Summer Recipe Secrets

To “juice” the prickly pears, cut them in half then scoop the insides with a spoon into a food processor or blender. Blend well until all juices are released and then strain through a strainer into the pitcher. Juice the limes into the pitcher – make sure there are no seeds! Measure the Triple Sec and Patron into the pitcher. Put the pitcher into the fridge for about 30 minutes to get it icy cold, shake in a martini shaker with ice and serve in glasses with ice. If you like salt or sugar on the rim of your margarita, rub the lime around the edge of the glass and then dip the rim of each glass into a plate of salt, sugar, or even a salt/sugar combo.

Pink Prickly Pear Margaritas

Behind the Scenes...

You know what they say; behind every beautiful woman is a crack team of beauty experts making them look fabulous. Or maybe they don’t, but it’s true. Let’s just say we were more than thrilled to have a schooled beauty team to get us looking our absolute best for the video and photo shoot. Meet our team behind the scenes...

Photos: Deidre Schoo

Stylist Dan Daley dan.daley@gmail.com

Dan Daley is an actor and fashion stylist who prides himself on his ability to incorporate his love of androgyny within his work both on film and in day-to-day attire. He is currently working on a video blog about his days as a shop girl, stay tuned.

Three women who epitomize glamour: Daphne Guinness, Princess Diana & Elizabeth Taylor Dream vacation? An African Safari Nachos or Fries? Fries 34

... at the GirlAT Shoot

Jeremy McNeal Hairstylist jeremymcneal79@gmail.com | www.facebook.com/jeremy.mcneal

Jeremy McNeal has been a hairstylist for 14 years, specializing in color and styling. Editorial and runway work is his passion with a focus on cutting edge styles and setting the trend!

Favorite hairstyle for summer: Messy updos and loose waves with bangs. Dream vacation spot? Tahiti! Favorite candy at the movies? Raisinettes & Junior Mints Yoga or Pilates? Hot Yoga

Make Up Artist Rachel Hevesi www.rachelhevesi.com | rachelhevesi@gmail.com

Rachel Hevesi is a graduate of the Multimedia Makeup Artistry Program at Make Up Designory (MUD). Whether enhancing oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s beauty or bringing a character to life, being a makeup artist is Rachelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s true passion.

Classic Makeup Style: Audrey Hepburn & Bridget Bardot. Their timeless looks work on everyone and remind us that beauty is both internal and external. Yoga or pilates? Both please! Nachos or Fries? Gotta go with fries. And nacho them up with melted mozzarella & brown gravy...best served late night!

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