Remember the dress I purchased for my cousin’s wedding? You know, the one I forgot to pack? Well this is it — a vibrant yellow, chiffon Show Me Your Mumu dress!
Now normally I wouldn’t stress about forgetting a dress, but this isn’t just any dress and I didn’t purchase it for just any wedding. My cousin recently married a woman whose grandfather served as the President of Mexico. Wedding attire called for formal, and I wanted to branch out from my all black everything.
Fall has arrived, so what better way to stay warm than a new jacket from The Arrivals? I’ve been eyeing the Moya III since last spring, so sprung when I saw it advertised on Instagram.
I absolutely hate being cold, which played a big part in this purchase. The Moya III is built for extreme conditions. Thirty degrees or below? No problem! With water-resistant Merino shearling and an insulting 16mm wool interior, whatever the weather I stay warm.
Happy Stoney Sunday! How do you wake and bake? If you're me, it involves a morning smoke sesh in Triangl swimwear with Arielle Levy.
I had the opportunity to work with Arielle during my last trip to California. She's an amazing fashion and lifestyle photographer in the San Diego area. So what does one wear when rolling out of bed and rolling up joints? I threw on this orange bikini by Triangl swimwear and one of my favorite jackets by Vintage Redeux. Glasses provided by Arielle.
Don't let the feminine aspect fool you. If you support cannabis, anyone can be a Cannabis Feminist. I recently attended one of their Happiest Hours and spoke with founder Jessica Assaf about femininity and her favorite flower.
So what is Cannabis Feminist? It's a community to celebrate the female flower and her ability to heal the world. This women-run organization is on a mission to transform cannabis into a universal wellness program and empower women to lead the industry.
Trick or treat! It’s one of my favorite holidays — Halloween. However, working in weed, it’s been appropriately renamed Halloweed. To celebrate the season, we ventured to a local farm in search of pumpkin spice sativa.
Last year High Times voted me one of their Ten Best Halloweed Photos, so how do I top that? By working with one of Seattle’s best, and quickest rising photographers, the talented Dillon Ivory. Dillon is known for beautiful portraits, stunning styling and soft tones. So working with him was on my bucket list.
It’s no secret my best friend is every cat ever, which is why I’m sparking up Berry White joints by Solstice for National Cat Day.
National Cat Day was founded as a way to bring awareness to the number of homeless cats. It takes place on October 29th every year in the United States. The official website states the holiday was first celebrated in 2005 “to help galvanize the public to recognize the number of cats that need to be rescued each year and also to encourage cat lovers to celebrate the cat in their life for the unconditional love and companionship they bestow upon us.”
It’s starting to feel like fall. The leaves are changing, the air is crisp and colors in the PNW are popping. That’s why I’m changing it up from my all black everything with a little help from Show Me Your Mumu.
Show Me Your Mumu is a staple in my closet. Their flowy, boho apparel is easy to dress up or dress down. I wear my dresses with flats, heels, boots — heck, even barefoot!
Tucked in the Methow Valley and next to a winding river lies a majestic weed grow. However, this isn’t just any grow. It’s Lazy Bee Gardens — a stunning sun-grown, sustainable weed grow.
I first met the Lazy Bee team whilst talking tax reform at the 2015 DOPE Awards. I visited the farm last fall and fell in love with their message — sustainable, organic farming the way nature intended. No till and no pesticides for these plants.
Canna curious? I don’t blame you, I am too, which is why I flew to Los Angles to attend the Canna Curious Club getaway. This retreat included guest speakers, an infused dinner and Sunday SESSION for one unforgettable weekend.
The weekend started out with Friends in High Places, a networking event and speaking panel. Discussions ranged from prop styling and photography to women’s sexual health in the age of legal cannabis. Speakers included Andrew Gibbs from The Dieline and the always fabulous April Pride of Van der Pop.
WARNING: Consumption of cannabis may cause you to get outdoors and do things.
That's exactly what I did during my recent backpacking trip to Blanca Lake. I hiked, shot photos and smoked joints galore. I also kept my legs and cap covered from mosquitos thanks to Outdoor Voices.
Republicans: “We don’t trust Big Pharma! We want alternative medicine!”
*possible rescheduling of cannabis*
Also Republicans: “Nooooooo! It’s the devil’s lettuce! Keep weed illegal! It causes crime! It’s bad!”
Imagine being so low T you think cannabis, a plant with incredible medicinal benefits, should be illegal.
Daddy government, please tell us what we can and cannot use as medicine!
Sounds like a good reason to decriminalize, so people can grow their own and not be dependent on corrupt, corporate cannabis Chads who never grew prior to legalization.
Why are conservatives, including some Congressmen, taking money from big pot companies (who spray glyphosate) without proudly announcing this partnership?
We don’t need to reschedule cannabis @realDonaldTrump @RobertKennedyJr, we need to decriminalize it. Rescheduling only gives the power of this plant to Big Pharma. Government has no business regulating a flower people can grow at home.
Exclusive: President Trump is considering reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug, after pot companies have poured millions of dollars into Trump’s political groups https://on.wsj.com/4fvpfFF
