Pack Perfect for Paradise Posted on February 3, 2020May 8, 2020 by Mandy Mizell Overpacking for vacation is a terrible habit that I have because I am a woman that likes to have her options. I put myself on a mission to create the perfect styling guide to pack for the Florida weekend escape, so I could pack light but still have some style choices. I admittedly have a […] Continue Reading
Care for Your Kini Posted on December 29, 2019March 19, 2020 by Mandy Mizell Bikini Season never ends in Florida, and I live by the mantra “Life is too short for cheap bikinis.” Since swimwear tends to be my Florida uniform, I usually opt for buying quality swimwear instead of cheap, fast-fashion bikinis. It is worth the price for luxury swimwear, I notice the difference in quality, construction and […] Continue Reading
Finding Old Florida in Jax Historic Neighborhoods Posted on November 22, 2019February 13, 2020 by Mandy Mizell I have this thing with Old Florida. Before amusement parks and country clubs lined the spine of our state, Florida was still considered to be paradise. I am constantly driving down US-1, the original East Coast Highway, seeking out vintage neon signs and abandoned attractions. In my quest of capturing Old Florida, I developed an […] Continue Reading
Art Couture at Cornell Art Museum Posted on November 8, 2019February 13, 2020 by Mandy Mizell Cornell Art Museum is swinging into The Season in style with the latest exhibit, Art Couture: The Intersection of Fashion and Art. This exhibit featured twelve designers ranging from style icons like Andy Warhol, to legends in the making. My favorite part of the unveiling exhibit is the first glimpse spotlight artwork in the Cornell’s […] Continue Reading
The Seven Solos at Cornell Art Museum Posted on May 10, 2019February 13, 2020 by Mandy Mizell It is MOSAIC month in the Palm Beaches, which stands for Month of Shows, Ideas, Art, and Culture. For the second year, I have kicked off MOSAIC with a visit to the Cornell Art Museum in Delray Beach. The newest exhibit on display is The Seven Solos, with seven unique interactive art installations. It is […] Continue Reading
Local Legend: Howley’s Restaurant WPB Posted on April 4, 2019February 13, 2020 by Mandy Mizell There are not many places that can adapt to time while preserving its history and authenticity, however Howley’s Restaurant succeeds. An eclectic mix of Midcentury nostalgia clashes with millennial quirk, to create the perfect diner along Dixie Highway that has toted the slogan “Cooked in Sight, must be right!” since 1950. I frequent Howley’s almost […] Continue Reading
Chasing the Sunshine Across the State Posted on February 21, 2019February 13, 2020 by Mandy Mizell I love the East Coast of Florida, but I miss watching sunsets over the Gulf of Mexico. I catch the sunset from time to time from the barrier islands of Palm Beach County, watching the light go to sleep over the mainland. It’s lovely, but it is not the same as the ones watched growing […] Continue Reading
Saving Face at Bella Reina Posted on February 6, 2019February 13, 2020 by Mandy Mizell I turned 32 a week ago, and as I work my way well into my third decade I’m trying to fight off the aging process in the most graceful ways. I’ve been trying to save face as my mug has some battle wounds from my sun worshiping Florida lifestyle. On my birthday, I was treated […] Continue Reading
The Local Spots in WPB Posted on November 26, 2018February 16, 2020 by Mandy Mizell The Local Spots series is a highlight reel of favorite local businesses and landmarks that have made an impact on the community, source Fresh from Florida or play an incremental role in the town’s history. If your stay in a Florida destination is brief, this series will serve your needs as you live local. For […] Continue Reading
Pseudo-Sunkissed with COOLA Posted on May 29, 2018February 13, 2020 by Mandy Mizell What better way to close Skin Cancer Awareness Month than share a product that can make you pseudo-sunkissed? Being a fair, freckled sun worshipper, I have beat up my skin a lot. I have the deepest regret of the backyard sessions with the baby oil and a Seventeen magazine. That early 2000 teenage starter kit […] Continue Reading