Spring at Rare Salon

A hint of Spring in New York City!
Fully taking advantage of the, er, 50 degree weather and pretending it’s warm under the sun.
Trying really hard to be obnoxiously cute and charming.

Skirts and sunnies on. Paperbag potato knish and a bottle of vanilla cream soda. Cream soda is for charming days only, most charming of all sodas.

Had my hair high up in a ponytail, low maintenance for a lazy afternoon. Walked from the Lower East Side through Soho to Rare Salon in Tribeca for my free blow out.

Greeted by publicist, Vanessa, and, stylist Tammy.

Jeallie of Vanessa’s nails.

Hair treatment and scalp massage. Total pretty pretty princess day mode.
Ballet pink pumps, ballet pink petticoat, ballet pink pinkeverything.

My hair looks so long from here!

Done! Met celebrity stylist and founder of Rare Salon, Ruth Roche, and principal stylist of Rare by FS Charlie, Fatima Sheikh.
Hung out in their gorgeous space and chatted about the laid-back, chic, lounge-about culture at Rare.

Fatima goes to the same nail girl as Vanessa. Want. To. Indulge.

My stylist, Tammy, was so very lovely! She’s lived in the UK, Oz and New Zealand.
What a mish-mash of accents, had so much fun just chatting to her.

Aaah good hair days…
AM I CHARMING YET?
Am I a pretty pretty princess? Oh pretty pretty please?
Thanks Rare Salon! <3 <3 <3

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Paint the town
Apple red

Navy wool blazer: Slow
Cable Knit Sweater T: American Apparel
Blue Chambray Full Woven Skirt: American Apparel
Cream granny flats: Value Village

I <3 New York

TREAT YOURSELF RIGHT!

Interesting.

This entry was written by Joey, posted on October 28, 2010 at 1:27 am, filed under Food, Joey Ng, New York, Outfits, Photos and tagged American Apparel, Cable Knit Sweater T, Full Woven Skirt, Gyros, Los Angeles, Melrose, New York, New York City, Slow, Value Village, Washington Square Park, West Village. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.