Fishers Island Lemonade, the Next-Level Hard Lemonade
A spotlight on Fishers Island Lemonade, the perfect canned cocktail for summer
Read MoreAuthor: Mia
A Francophile based in coastal New England
Exploring Saint-Malo and Mont Saint-Michel in Bretagne, France
A photo diary of a long weekend in France’s Bretagne region, including Saint-Malo and Mont Saint-Michel
Read MoreBook Review | The Starboard Sea by Amber Dermont
The novel shares the story of a young sailor trying to navigate his privileged life among Upper East Side apartments, New England summer homes, private schools, and Ivy League legacies—and dark secrets.
Read MoreMeet Mecha Noodle Bar, Connecticut’s Favorite Ramen and Pho Shop
For those who aren’t familiar with ramen noodle bars, this is not the Cup of Noodles that you had in college—Exhibit A: Mecha Noodle Bar
Read More‘Paris’ by The Chainsmokers
Originally posted January 17, 2017, the blog post may have been edited for clarity and updated with relevant information and links. Because the first single by The Chainsmokers in 2017 would be about Paris. Several of my friends texted me when the single dropped a few days ago. I’ll be heading to Vienna and Paris […]
Read MoreThe Makeover: From Long Brown Hair to Short Blonde Bob with JF3 Salon
After the four-hour process was finished-—foils, steam, rinse, glaze, rinse again, blow-dry, and style—I couldn’t be more pleased.
Read MoreSoNo Baking Company, A Local Gem in South Norwalk, CT
SoNo Baking Company is a hidden gem in Fairfield County, Connecticut
Read MoreBook Review | Paris My Sweet by Amy Thomas
Paris My Sweet is an adorable read and I savored it like a Ladurée macaron.
Read MoreBook Review | Diana Vreeland by Eleanor Dwight
The biography captures Vreeland in a more “historically accurate” light but still captures Vreeland’s youthful and vivacious personality.
Read MoreMusée Bourdelle Exhibits Balenciaga, l’oeuvre au noir
In partnership with Palais Galliera and Musée de la Mode de la Ville de Paris, Musée Bourdelle curates the perfect exhibit for true minimalists, fashion history geeks, and lovers of “all-black-everything.”
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New England Parisienne 