Showing posts with label tropical. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tropical. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
As I Continue to Dream of a Coastal Vacation...
Maybe Miami isn't the best place for my dream holiday.
Maybe I need to think even deeper.
Like James Bond deep.
(Doesn't this smack of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo?)
Remember in License to Kill when James Bond goes to a wedding
in Key West and mad adventure ensues?
I think this bridge exploded.
I can't be bothered to re-watch it right now,
so let's just assume.
So Key West has now become my next dream destination.
Look, I know he had issues with women, but can you blame him? His mom dressed him up as girl when he was a baby.
Plus, have you seen photos of his house?
Casa de mis suenos.
I want to go to there.
So now comes to my favorite part.
Wardrobe.
In my head Key West isn't just 90s glamour,
it's 1990 Glamour.
Just really dated and really awesome.
I tried to google Key West Fashion and what came up looked even older than 1990. (I apologize if you are from Key West and disagree. I'm just going with google images.) So I was giving them the benefit of the doubt by saying 1990. I can't do 80s fashion. It's too real for me. Too much reality not enough irony.
Which is why I've decided to reference even older decades, like the 40s and 50s.
Actually, maybe I'll just dress straight up like Hemingway.
Labels:
40s,
50s,
bathing suit,
beach,
christy turlington,
Hemingway,
home,
home decor,
James Bond,
Key West,
miami,
Pucci,
tropical,
vogue
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Dreaming of a Coastal Getaway
I had a perfect family holiday in Miami once.

We went in January when my sister and I were living in NY.
Which meant even though it was in the low 70s
we were going to the beach.
You could tell who the New Yorkers were because they were laying out while the locals were bundled up. AND the New Yorkers were reading The Post from their lounge chairs.
We stayed at the Delano (who like their furniture big).
The white on white rooms were my alter-ego's dream. (I vacillate between clashing prints as you can see below, and whiter than white simplicity.)
I just remember being so darn happy there.
Not to mention I have been listening to a ton of PitBull.
And Miami always represented 90s Glamour
and you know how I feel about the 90s.
90s Glamour, Miami & Niki Taylor all go hand-in-hand.
But most importantly, I would love to vist a city
where pants are optional.
Labels:
90s,
family,
holiday,
miami,
niki taylor,
pitbull,
sister,
the delano,
tropical,
vogue mexico
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