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Elizabeth Peake is adding some extra flair to men's attire with these fun and fashionable accessories.
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Showing posts with label before you go. Show all posts
Showing posts with label before you go. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 17, 2017
It’s All About the Tie
By Brittani Dick
A self-proclaimed slow starter in the mornings, Elizabeth Peake, 32, takes her time cuddling her dogs and drinking cold brewed coffee before plunging into her workday.
Friday, August 18, 2017
Before This Girl Boss Goes to Work
By Brittani Dick
If you’ve ever wondered about the definition of the term “girl boss,” look no further. Stephanie Heeb, 29, co-founder and executive director of Executive Concierge, is the epitome of ambition and drive, and her resume absolutely screams girl boss. But even with her undeniable determination, Stephanie admits there are a few battles she’d rather not participate in, like picking out her son’s outfit each morning. “These days, I let him pick out his own clothes — within reason, of course,” she jokes.
Tuesday, July 11, 2017
Before She Goes Running: The Running Watch She Loves
By Brittani Dick
From running through trails in Jefferson Memorial Forest to running through her daily tasks as HR coordinator for Schulte Hospitality Group, Mary Orr is neat, energetic, and well put together. At her job, Mary dabbles in many different duties — from coordinating all new-hire activities for the corporate office, to maintaining job descriptions and managing the company newsletter.
From running through trails in Jefferson Memorial Forest to running through her daily tasks as HR coordinator for Schulte Hospitality Group, Mary Orr is neat, energetic, and well put together. At her job, Mary dabbles in many different duties — from coordinating all new-hire activities for the corporate office, to maintaining job descriptions and managing the company newsletter.
Tuesday, May 9, 2017
It’s Chaotic Before Heather Singleton Goes
By Brittani Dick
Heather Singleton, 36, describes her mornings as “a bit chaotic” with two little ones at home.
“Once I finally coerce the 3-year-old into taking that one last bite, or putting on that one last shoe, we are off to school,” she says. When her 3-year-old and her 9-month-old are hugged, kissed, and dropped off at their respective destinations, Heather heads to one of her favorite stops of the day — Starbucks.
Heather Singleton, 36, describes her mornings as “a bit chaotic” with two little ones at home.
“Once I finally coerce the 3-year-old into taking that one last bite, or putting on that one last shoe, we are off to school,” she says. When her 3-year-old and her 9-month-old are hugged, kissed, and dropped off at their respective destinations, Heather heads to one of her favorite stops of the day — Starbucks.
Monday, April 3, 2017
A New Event at the Derby Museum and Zoie’s Tips for Derby
By Brittani Dick
Zoie Wilson, 27, is originally from southeast Tennessee, but growing up within a semi-close proximity to Louisville meant she had gained some Kentucky Derby knowledge before she ever made the move to our great city.
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
Before Whitney Adkins Goes to the Theatre
By Brittani Dick
Whitney Adkins, 32, is the director of marketing for StageOne Family Theatre on Main Street. To ensure her motor runs efficiently throughout the day, Whitney enjoys a warm, decadent Caramella latte from Heine Brothers before she heads into work. “I usually grab one from the Main Street location,” she says.
Whitney Adkins, 32, is the director of marketing for StageOne Family Theatre on Main Street. To ensure her motor runs efficiently throughout the day, Whitney enjoys a warm, decadent Caramella latte from Heine Brothers before she heads into work. “I usually grab one from the Main Street location,” she says.
Monday, January 30, 2017
Before She Goes to The Highlands — When life gives you lemons, make lemon water
By Brittani Dick
Adriena Dame lives by this simple, yet highly detoxifying and invigorating habit, having a glass upon waking each morning and one right before she goes to bed each night. “Ultimately, the act of drinking lemon water is one of many simple daily practices that give rise to my gratitude for having this complex human experience, and for all of the love, joy, and laughter that contributes to the sacred nature of this journey here on earth,” she says.
Adriena Dame lives by this simple, yet highly detoxifying and invigorating habit, having a glass upon waking each morning and one right before she goes to bed each night. “Ultimately, the act of drinking lemon water is one of many simple daily practices that give rise to my gratitude for having this complex human experience, and for all of the love, joy, and laughter that contributes to the sacred nature of this journey here on earth,” she says.
Tuesday, January 3, 2017
Before This Jewelry Junkie Leaves The House
By Megan M. Seckman
It took having a baby for Katie Judah, 38, to slow down enough to find her passion.
It took having a baby for Katie Judah, 38, to slow down enough to find her passion.
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
Amelia is Helping Others Start Businesses Here
By Megan M. Seckman
Jet black hair offset with a striking platinum streak. Simple jeans and a classy top punctuated by an arresting pair of 4-inch heels. From afar, you can gather that there is more to Amelia Gandara’s personality than just business. Inside, there is the heart of an artist.
Jet black hair offset with a striking platinum streak. Simple jeans and a classy top punctuated by an arresting pair of 4-inch heels. From afar, you can gather that there is more to Amelia Gandara’s personality than just business. Inside, there is the heart of an artist.
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Before She Goes Running
By Megan M. Seckman
Each morning she rises at 4:15, drinks coffee, eats a breakfast of champions, and walks her dogs. She throws on whichever shorts and athletic shirts present themselves in the predawn light of her Highlands home and laces up her Reebok Nano tennis shoes. Then she makes her way to the still-dark and quiet location where she will push and drill and support a group of women to exert every ounce of energy possible before the sun even shows its face.
Her name is Camille Moseley, but you can call her “Coach.” She has chosen this life of discipline, but the results are resoundingly clear. It’s in her skin that radiates a healthy glow, the muscle tone of her petite frame, and the smiles on the faces of her happy (yet sweaty) campers.
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| Photos by Sunni Wigginton |
Each morning she rises at 4:15, drinks coffee, eats a breakfast of champions, and walks her dogs. She throws on whichever shorts and athletic shirts present themselves in the predawn light of her Highlands home and laces up her Reebok Nano tennis shoes. Then she makes her way to the still-dark and quiet location where she will push and drill and support a group of women to exert every ounce of energy possible before the sun even shows its face.
Her name is Camille Moseley, but you can call her “Coach.” She has chosen this life of discipline, but the results are resoundingly clear. It’s in her skin that radiates a healthy glow, the muscle tone of her petite frame, and the smiles on the faces of her happy (yet sweaty) campers.
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Before You Go…On a Date
This professional writes dating profiles in her side business...
By Megan M. Seckman
The future lies in the hands of the millennials. And if they are anything like Emily McGlawn, then we can all rest assured that our world will be steered with capable hands, heads, and hearts.
By Megan M. Seckman
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| Photos by Sunni Wigginton |
The future lies in the hands of the millennials. And if they are anything like Emily McGlawn, then we can all rest assured that our world will be steered with capable hands, heads, and hearts.
Monday, June 6, 2016
The One Thing She Sees Every Morning Keeps Her On Track
By Megan M. Seckman
The moment you meet her, you like her. She’s friendly, down-to-earth, and perfectly put together. Professionally, she’s organized, driven, and loyal. Myra Rock, 35, is the campus and academic director of the University of Phoenix Louisville Campus, mother of two middle-school-aged boys, and participant in several Leadership Louisville programs, and she has consistently received a promotion every two years of her adult life.
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| Myra is always on a quest for self-improvement by regularly setting goals. Photos by Sunni Wigginton |
The moment you meet her, you like her. She’s friendly, down-to-earth, and perfectly put together. Professionally, she’s organized, driven, and loyal. Myra Rock, 35, is the campus and academic director of the University of Phoenix Louisville Campus, mother of two middle-school-aged boys, and participant in several Leadership Louisville programs, and she has consistently received a promotion every two years of her adult life.
Monday, May 16, 2016
Boutique Owner Looks in Mirror Each Day: Says “You got this!”
By Megan M. Seckman
There are two things Mo McKnight Howe, 30, relies on for success: a gaggle of friends and an air of confidence. And, the latter relies heavily on the former. Mo is the owner of Revelry Boutique Gallery and a member of just about every nonprofit in town geared toward art, environmentalism, and Louisvillian pride — Louisville Visual Arts Association, Kentucky Natural Lands Trust, Forecastle, and Louisville Independent Business Association, to name a few. She surrounds herself with close friends and family that help her navigate her ship through a sea of organized chaos.
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| Mo McKnight is an expert multitasker who handles everything with grace. Photos by Sunni Wigginton |
There are two things Mo McKnight Howe, 30, relies on for success: a gaggle of friends and an air of confidence. And, the latter relies heavily on the former. Mo is the owner of Revelry Boutique Gallery and a member of just about every nonprofit in town geared toward art, environmentalism, and Louisvillian pride — Louisville Visual Arts Association, Kentucky Natural Lands Trust, Forecastle, and Louisville Independent Business Association, to name a few. She surrounds herself with close friends and family that help her navigate her ship through a sea of organized chaos.
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Her Favorite Jewelry
By Megan M. Seckman
When you are 26, own a small business, and have a tiny obsession with clothing, you have to be creative and resourceful. This philosophy of fashion is what led Andrea Gabhart, owner and operator of…
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| Andrea is always working on new designs for her business and sells her pieces at art fairs, music festivals, and Flea Off Market. Photos by Sunni Wigginton |
When you are 26, own a small business, and have a tiny obsession with clothing, you have to be creative and resourceful. This philosophy of fashion is what led Andrea Gabhart, owner and operator of…
Monday, February 8, 2016
Before She Goes: Pink is Her Neutral
By Megan M. Seckman
Wendy Saladino, professional interior designer at Tassels, is a self-proclaimed Southern girl. When I met her for coffee, she was clad in a periwinkle Kate Spade dress that was covered in a black cat pattern. With her giant pink (like Legally Blonde pink) diamond earrings and a black bow tied around her neck, she was a statement piece herself — nothing like the gray sweaters that surrounded us on that very gray morning.
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| Wendy has an evolving wardrobe filled with bright, distinctive clothing. Photo by Sunni Wigginton |
Wendy Saladino, professional interior designer at Tassels, is a self-proclaimed Southern girl. When I met her for coffee, she was clad in a periwinkle Kate Spade dress that was covered in a black cat pattern. With her giant pink (like Legally Blonde pink) diamond earrings and a black bow tied around her neck, she was a statement piece herself — nothing like the gray sweaters that surrounded us on that very gray morning.
Tuesday, January 5, 2016
Before She Goes: She Wears Two Things That Help Her Face Her Day
By Megan M. Seckman
When you own a business and you’re the mother of a 4-year-old and a newborn, life can get a little tricky. That’s why Heather Molina, founder of Owltree Yoga (a studio that specializes in pre- and post-natal yoga classes) refers to her style right now as “Survival Mode.” We’re not talking camo and combat boots — we’re just talking about making it through the day.
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| Heather doesn't spend time obsessing over what she'll wear, but she still manages to pull together a great outfit that fits perfectly with her lifestyle. |
When you own a business and you’re the mother of a 4-year-old and a newborn, life can get a little tricky. That’s why Heather Molina, founder of Owltree Yoga (a studio that specializes in pre- and post-natal yoga classes) refers to her style right now as “Survival Mode.” We’re not talking camo and combat boots — we’re just talking about making it through the day.
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
Before She Goes (and she goes fast!)
By Tiffany White
What started off as handmade Christmas gifts for friends four years ago turned into more than Macy Ross ever expected. She stumbled upon the ingenious idea of ...
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| Production of the headbands happens in Macy's basement where she works 8 to 10 hours a day. |
What started off as handmade Christmas gifts for friends four years ago turned into more than Macy Ross ever expected. She stumbled upon the ingenious idea of ...
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
A Fashion Guru’s Inside Tips
By Tiffany White
Danielle Rudy Davis keeps an eye on Louisville area style and is intensely curious about everything and everyone around her. Find out who she’s writing about and her latest fashion obsession.
Danielle Rudy Davis keeps an eye on Louisville area style and is intensely curious about everything and everyone around her. Find out who she’s writing about and her latest fashion obsession.
Monday, August 31, 2015
Our September Issue is Out!
Our September issue has change in mind:
• Who will be the next person to change Louisville?
• Incredible Before and After Makeovers
• 7 Life-Changing Tips
• Meet our newest Way To Go Woman Winners!
Don't forget to register here for the next Sweat & Sip Event on Wednesday, September 9!
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