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I’m ready for hawaii. IDK if this is hawaii, but it doesnt matter, I’m ready for hawaii. I’m going to design myself some clothes for it and maybe talk about it on my ‘Inez Does it Herself’ webseries.
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Yves Saint Laurent garden in Marrakech. I want to travel here one day. Wait, I have to do and I will. Although just a simple picture, I find it a symbolizing a life I’d want. A life of beauty, love, and peace that is rich in culture and created by your surroundings that you’ve built. Imagine stepping into a scene that promotes a healthy life, away from society’s fake facade and that misconstrued ’chase that paper’ mentality. lol! Beauty, love and culture right in front of you! Your only response is to create from what the world gives you. And if the world only gives you love and beauty, then your only tools are love and beauty. hah! And it all starts within.
Photo: by a friend named, Clemence. A fb pic. Not sure if she want there, but it stopped me from what I was carrying on with the day…now time to carry on
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A shot I snapped when on the Paris Metro in Les Tuileries.
Concorde stop on the way to the Louvre.
Snapshots of a carnival in Brooklyn.
Was eating outside with my friend, Avalonne, and saw bright lights flickering ahead. Like little kids, we jetted straight for them. Ended up walking into this Carnival and Street Fair. A local church shut down a few blocks of Williamsburg and threw this all weekend. Doncha’ love summer in NY? You run into the best surprises.
Crazy how you forget how vast the world is
… and then you realize how little you really are.
beach blue waves. skies to ocean. swim travel summer.
your summer girl is actually hiding in the water. the beach and ocean is imprinted in the sky. the blue waves crash into your rocks.
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Cropped concrete etchings on the sidewalks of Nassau, Bahamas. Just felt like adding my usual bursts of colors
Love Culture and Widen Your Scope.
Loving the little details: from conch shells and sea-stars piled out of view, distressed grain on naturally, cured wood panels, meticulous handwork and folkart designs, to a nonchalance interaction with crustaceans. You just don’t see that every day.
Bahamas.
Bahamas: From Dusk to Dawn Series
I was going through my Bahamas pictures the other day and came across the night pics. We were walking through the Seafood Market in Nassau that was set alongside the ocean. Tried their specialty dish, Fried Conch, sat in an open aired patio and people-watched. Flares of light bounced off their pasteled walls, creating orbs of humid, neon air. It was bright and I’m glad I was able to catch it on camera. There’s definitely a Bahamian edge that made tropical island chillin’ different than any other place.
So here are bits and pieces of that scene. This night inspired my Summer colors by the way. Bright, neon, and loud! 
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Bahamian Street Art .
When traveling, I make sure to look for the street art because it’s a great way to learn about the culture. It’s all about context. I mean, you wouldn’t see this in NY and the subject matter wouldn’t usually have palm tree outlines, an island print, and a different language tagged on a wall. The colors are used differently too; a bright orange wall contrasting a Caribbean blue sky. If you walk around the local neighborhoods, you’ll notice their bright choice of color on Westernized architecture. Some buildings are neon coral with dark brown window shutters. You don’t see that everyday.
Travel. ’Cable Beach’ in the Bahamas
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Evening attire (Taken with instagram)
Keeping it airy and bright for warm nights and sand under my feet. Care-free has never felt any better.
Bright printed gown and wide brimmed straw hat out of Bahamian markets
