Luda Weigand

Active self-care is a way I keep sane amidst my hectic schedule. American Eagle just dropped MOOD, a colourful assortment of personal-care items— specifically, lotion, body cream, lip balm, lip salve, aromatherapy oil, hand cream, sugar scrub, face wash, face oil, bath soak, and pillow mist. Chill is heated vanilla; Energized is mandarin nectar; Focused encompasses a citrus twist; Refreshed options cool coconut; Soothed is formed with eucalyptus, and Zzz options soft lavender. In addition to serving their obvious functions, whether that is moisturizing or cleansing, each one depends on aromatherapy and also the inclusion of 100% hemp-derived CBD oil to assist your (as the line’s name suggests) MOOD.

I signed to a big talent agency, I’m moving to Upper Manhattan New York next week, and everything I’ve been working towards is finally falling into place. Traveling 2+ hours to NY 3-4 days a week for events, sending countless emails to brands, pr, agencies, spent a lot of money in traveling to Paris for Fashion Weeks, perfecting my content/editing (shoutout Jess). Commuting to and from NY is sooooo exhausting and I’m so excited to finally be making this move. I definitely want to step up my style game even more, especially being in NY since I’ll have more access to showrooms/brands

Making dinner plans, coming up with gift ideas and really trying to be creative often lead people to just ditching all the frills and enjoying a night in together. But if you’re still wanting to give a really special gift that your Valentine will enjoy for a long time, you can never go wrong with the gift of fragrance. Some are warm and romantic, some are fresh, some are sexy, some are deep and musky- choosing the right scent sends a message of understanding to the recipient that can also reveal something about you. Wearing this cologne makes me feel luxurious and confident and who wouldn’t want to gift that feeling to their significant other?

When we see our friends or that attractive person or that celebrity dressed a certain way, we feel inclined to dress like them because it’s “in fashion” or “everyone else wears it The only style/trend I followed on my own back in middle school that I still follow until this day was wearing super skinny jeans & fitted shirts, which I always got roasted for, but I didn’t care because I hated the look of baggy/loose clothing. He was wearing black skinny jeans, black shoes, and an oversized black shirt with a black jacket. Style is wearing what you like no matter if it’s trending or not.