Travel Blogger and Photograpger based in dubai
Being on the go means learning how to be practical, which often results in leaving a lot of items behind that you may use every day back home but end up taking too much space in your bags. For anyone that is obsessed with hair care, this means finding travel sized options for products and…
…to discover the creations of the local designers which didn’t have at all that sometimes subtle sometimes extreme Asian feel . On the contrary their collections could be sold everywhere around the world and all at a fraction of the price we normally pay for a Western brand.
Tanzania is a fascinating and exotic place to be. I kept my eyes and mind open (ok, and my mouth too) as we were slowly exploring its beauty. Here are 8 things about Tanzania that impressed me. Jambo Bwana – it might be that you have never heard this song before but by the end…
Last Saturday I went behind the scenes of Christian Pellizzarri’s SS 17 show. I had the chance to take some backstage pictures and see how everything comes to life. I expected a more chaotic atmosphere but, on the contrary, the general vibe was quite relaxed and everything seemed to run smoothly. The collection was inspired by…
I have never been a fitness addict. Actually I can count my encounters with the gym on the fingers of one hand. Nevertheless, I wanted to have my legs and butt in perfect, cover-worthy, shape. I was trying to achieve this result with the power of thought when I met a girl who, on the contrary,…
Every spring Milan hosts Orticola – the must-visit flower show that transforms the public park of Porta Venezia into a fairytale. It’s aim is to promote the Italian garden culture and is also the perfect occasion to show off your floral clothes and crazy hats and bands that otherwise are difficult to fit in the…
I discovered Patinya here in Milan, after I took a picture of it’s founder, Mrs Guitar Patinya during Milan Fashion Week. By that time I didn’t know who
The people in our carriage were constantly changing. Our travel companions were monks, young, old, kids, guards, ladies carrying baskets, bundles, fruit an other useful merchandise which I would probably not be even able to lift but they were nonchalantly balancing on their head.
What I like and don’t like about Italy? How integrated do I feel here? All the answers here – on the super cool Multicoolty website. Thank you, Eve!
