The Sunday Escape
By Ashley Nelson. Helping you escape to somewhere beautifully unknown.
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The Sunday Escape Guide to Paris’ 6th Arrondissement (opens the original)
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After years of visiting Paris, I somehow had never stayed on the Left Bank. I’d spent plenty of afternoons in the 6th, but this trip was my first trip to thoroughly get to know it - you know, get properly acquainted. A complete miss on my par and one I’m glad I finally corrected
Field Notes: Paris Made Me Buy Paint and Wallpaper. (opens the original)
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If there’s one place I’ll never tire of, it’s Paris. With my husband, my mom, or a group of girlfriends this city has become a deeply personal chapter in my life over the years. To me, it’s the most inspiring city in the world, hence why I booked an ungodly short notice trip back a few weeks ago (I shared hints of in my last Field Notes.)a sneak peek at what’s coming soon <div cl
Field Notes from the Escape: France, Fashion & a Few New Obsessions (opens the original)
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August somehow became the month I squeezed an entire season into a few weeks. With a new job on the horizon, I had a small window of time and did what any reasonable person would do: planned a very spontaneous trip to France in record time.The point was less “vacation” and more inspiration. I wanted to be back in one of my favorite cities wandering museums, eating exceptionally well, drinking great wine, hunting through vintage shops and paying attention to what caught my eye again. I also went
The Best Vintage Shops in Italy & Spain to Plan a Trip Around (opens the original)
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A few weeks ago, I was in Nashville moderating a summer style panel for work, sitting alongside two incredible women talking about style, personal expression, and the way we get dressed.After the panel ended, a few guests came up to chat, not just about the conversation, but about my own personal style. One conversation in particular turned into a very good tangent about vintage shopping in New York and Paris, our shared love of secondhand, and the way a truly special piece can bring so much mor
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