TGIFGUIDE
Established in 2011, Jacqueline Chambers founded TGIFguide.com as the ultimate guide to all things Travel, Gourmet, Indulgence and Fashion. Follow our adventures on instagram @TGIFguide
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Vacation Destination : ITALY
Are you thinking about taking a trip to Italy but aren’t sure where to start? With so many different types of fabulous vacation ideas, anyone visiting Italy would easily have a hard time choosing. The good news is that no matter what holiday you pick, you will rarely... read more
Obsessed : Barbies a’la Vogue Paris
Ok, so the TGIFguide team has been obsessing over this for a while now… a dog might be know as man’s best friend, but a doll is a fashionista’s best friend, and this fantastic editorial shot by Giampaolo Sgura proves it. Models Elizabeth Erm and Magdalena... read more
Art Scene: ROCKY RUG x LANCE GROSS Present “LES FEMMES”
Friday night was abuzz with power, a special kind of power felt amongst the people. Powered by Belaire Rose, the Swedish painter , and clothing designer Rocky Rug , debuted her long anticipated art collection “ Les Femmes” in collaboration with Actor and Photographer... read more
Love Labels Again with Union & Fifth at NYFW!
Clean out your closet and support charity sounds like a win win to me. Many of us are familiar with Goodwill or the local shelter but now you can send in gently used designer duds to Union and Fifth, with little effort and big charitable impact. Let’s be honest,... read more
National Croissant Day is Jan. 30 – Try the Best in L.A. at L’Amande French Bakery
What do you get when you mix flour, butter and salt? A delicious croissant, that’s what! These three basic ingredients may be key in crafting the iconic French pastry, but not just anybody can whip up something that’s worth going back for day after day.... read more
Shopping 55,000 Dresses
Recently, I had the fabulous opportunity to experience 55 Thousand Dresses, thanks to Fashion Week San Diego founder and friend, Allison Andrews. After the short drive to Gardena from LA I saw a large white warehouse that seemed more fitting for apparel production... read more