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Spring Break

Spring Break

This past week Annabel, my mom and I flew down to Miami to visit our Cuban family for a few days and then popped over to Palm Beach.  It was so fun to see Annabel play with her little cousins and get to experience the Latin side of things - especially since I lived in Miami at her age and was immersed in that world for my early childhood.  While her porcelain skin and freckles were in stark contrast to her golden skinned cousins Camila & Adriana - they were thick as thieves swimming, playing and communicating in Spanish & English.  It was also such a gift to have my grandmother, mom and daughter all in one place - 4 generations!

After some family time we headed to Palm Beach for some work and play.  We stayed at the Breakers - which Annabel loved - and enjoyed dinners at my favorites, Buccan & Imoto.  

ASHA popped up at Launchpad on Worth Avenue for the last two weeks of March and we had a beautiful dinner at the Colony (newly decorated by Celerie Kemble) with an amazing group of women to celebrate the pop up along with La Ligne & Laura Garcia.  It was great to introduce the collection to both familiar and new faces and launch our latest Palm Beach Coordinates.  I also toured a new development where we might even construct our very own Palm Beach ASHA store in 2020.  Stay tuned! xx Ashley

 

A joyful Annabel awaiting her cousins' arrival at one of our favorite Cuban restaurants in Miami - Casa Cuba.

Mom and my grandmother at a family dinner. 

The cutest cousins.

South Beach cabanas.

Wearing one of my favorite Temptation Positano ensembles...available here

A trio of new charms: Turquoise Heart, Celestia Orb & Evil Eye.

 Annabel at The Breakers after a fun filled day of camp.  She adored the arts and crafts, golf and the arcade!

Wearing my new favorite Squiggle Earrings & St. Barths Clutch to our Launchpad dinner. (Dress by Alexis & shoes by Aquazurra)

Gorgeous tablescape at our dinner at the Colony.

Our newly launched Palm Beach Coordinates.

This past week Annabel, my mom and I flew down to Miami to visit our Cuban family for a few days and then popped over to Palm Beach.  It was so fun to see Annabel play with her little cousins and get to experience the Latin side of things - especially since I lived in Miami at her age and was immersed in that world for my early childhood.  While her porcelain skin and freckles were in stark contrast to her golden skinned cousins Camila & Adriana - they were thick as thieves swimming, playing and communicating in Spanish & English.  It was also such a gift to have my grandmother, mom and daughter all in one place - 4 generations!

After some family time we headed to Palm Beach for some work and play.  We stayed at the Breakers - which Annabel loved - and enjoyed dinners at my favorites, Buccan & Imoto.  

ASHA popped up at Launchpad on Worth Avenue for the last two weeks of March and we had a beautiful dinner at the Colony (newly decorated by Celerie Kemble) with an amazing group of women to celebrate the pop up along with La Ligne & Laura Garcia.  It was great to introduce the collection to both familiar and new faces and launch our latest Palm Beach Coordinates.  I also toured a new development where we might even construct our very own Palm Beach ASHA store in 2020.  Stay tuned! xx Ashley

 

A joyful Annabel awaiting her cousins' arrival at one of our favorite Cuban restaurants in Miami - Casa Cuba.

Mom and my grandmother at a family dinner. 

The cutest cousins.

South Beach cabanas.

Wearing one of my favorite Temptation Positano ensembles...available here

A trio of new charms: Turquoise Heart, Celestia Orb & Evil Eye.

 Annabel at The Breakers after a fun filled day of camp.  She adored the arts and crafts, golf and the arcade!

Wearing my new favorite Squiggle Earrings & St. Barths Clutch to our Launchpad dinner. (Dress by Alexis & shoes by Aquazurra)

Gorgeous tablescape at our dinner at the Colony.

Our newly launched Palm Beach Coordinates.