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It’s hard to believe a structure 2000 years old can feel like home. Over the course of 2016-2017 I had the honor to perform 22 sold out shows with Zucchero Fornaciari. Walking into this ancient cavernous structure for the first time was pretty damn intimidating, but soon standing side stage warming up instruments to a crowd of 15,000 felt just at home. Post soundcheck, Italian photographer, Stefania Marchi, captured me at the arena wearing my own designs, Bohemian Bunnie.

Expecting to run along the streets of Rome photographing my Italian adventures, I didn’t really plan for 50 degrees and rain. Our last morning in Rome, hoping to hit the streets in this stunning custom Chalcedony Novu dress, it was just too damn cold to step foot on the sidewalk wearing next to nothing. Tulle and sequins instantly turn anything into princess mode and I definitely felt like royalty lounging in this old Roman flat. Between the breakfast prosecco, leftover risotto and Dolce and Gabana inspired poses, we made sure to keep as authentic Italian as possible.

As I’m posting this I honestly just had a daydream of using some of my airline miles to jump on a plane to Greece next week. I can taste the fresh dill salads, fava bean dishes and fresh Grecian avocados. I’ve heard Grecian people live the longest and lead the happiest lives; I totally understand the fountain of youth these islands generate. Wearing The Little Bazaar, Thea Cosmetics and Buckle, I could get used to island living in bandeau tops and sundresses.

On any given day in Italy I’m consuming at least one out of the three main Italian food groups, most of the time all three. But as soon as the plane touches down in the land of pizza pie, I’m gnawing down gnocchi with a side of focaccia. And vino….vino, vino, vino, vino. Until then I’ll be dreaming of my next Italian meal in my Jennafer Grace kimono, Ouroboros Designs jewels and Yoga Outlet romper.