Pink Coat

This lady looked lovely in her pink felted wool jacket which she wore on at trip to The New Museum. Her husband gave me a little information about the jacket:

The “pink” jacket was purchased in a small shop in Nida, Lithuania, in July, 2008. The shop is 50 yards from the summer home that the Nobel Prize author, Thomas Mann, built in 1929 and had to abandon in 1933. The jacket, made of felt, was made in a Lithuanian workshop. The model was on a one week bicycle tour at the time. She lives in San Francisco and graduated from Radcliffe over 50 years ago.

Winter Glamour

[Photos by Smilla]

Smilla took the wonderful photos above. She was out shooting and followed by a German TV crew that is going to feature her photos. She writes of the experience meeting the lady above:

I met this wonderful lady while a TV crew joined my street-shooting day.She is married to a Brazilian actor. They lived for a long time together in Rio, Brazil, and she herself has been on stage as well. She seems to have an exciting life, taking all the chances and possibilities that come across her way.She worked together with a famous German theater photographer for example, then followed her husband to Brazil, is now back Cologne, and is looking forward to their 50th wedding anniversary. She was full of charm and in a lovely way surprised and excited about even two cameras around her, although this changed the quality of talking together quite a bit. Next Thursday the meeting will be shown in German TV.

Shine On

[Photo from Style Like U]

When you are a teenager and want to rebel one of the first things you can do to express yourself is is grab a box of colored hair dye and go to town.The ladies above may be covering their silver locks, but they choose to do it in a defiant and daring way.They defy the conventional expectations that come with aging and instead of fading into the spotlight they shine on as inspiration for people of all ages to remain self expressive, take risks and embrace life.

The Art of Dressing Up


I think one of the reasons Debra and I get along so well is that we share a love for dressing up and playing with different costumes and styles. Dressing up is way to shift your attitude to transform yourself while having fun and enjoying life. You can create a magical experience by putting on a hat or a pair of earrings from a foreign destination. When I got to Debra’s house she was taking a nap after a polarity session with one of her patients. With a little bit of inspiration, make up, and fun she transformed herself in a number of minutes.

Remember you can email Debra at Debrathenutritionista@gmail.com !

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