10 Things to Do in the Atacama Desert, Chile (part two)

...And the final thing that you absolutely MUST do in the Atacama Desert is... (view the other 9 things here)

10 Things to Do in the Atacama Desert in Chile

The Atacama Desert in northern Chile is not the typical barren landscape you'd normally think of when it comes to deserts. The unearthly, moon-like landscape is entirely awe-inspiring— iridescent lakes, exploding geysers, lunar valleys, lavender mountains and pastel pink Andean flamingos. Believe me when I say the driest place on earth is one to add to the bucket list. Aside from walking through a vast panorama that looks directly pulled off a movie set, here are 10 things you'll want do in the Atacama Desert...

Chanel's The Little Black Jacket Exhibition - New York

The Little Black Jacket Chanel exhibition landed in New York this week and for one week only!  Located in a nondescript lot at 18 Wooster St. in SoHo, I stopped in this afternoon to find Lagerfeld's photos nicely displayed despite the somewhat small space. Upon exit you have the choice of 1, 2, or 3 free poster sized prints to choose from and then rolled up into a plastic Chanel bag for you. Cool, right? If you can't make it in to the exhibit before it ends tomorrow have a look at the official The Little Black Jacket - Chanel microsite to see where it will be traveling to next. Catch it before it's gone..!

Schiller's Liquor Bar NYC

Many of you may already know how much I loooove brunch so I cannot even begin to explain how delicious the french toast was at Schiller's! Located in the lower east side of Manhattan and part of the Keith McNally empire that includes Balthazar's, Odeon, and Pastis (among many others) this was a perfect weekend brunch spot. The design details were a cool retro-antique, the crowd was nicely mixed, and the food, well, the pics speak for themselves. Not a drop of liquor was ordered but indeed I left feeling drunk off deliciousness :-)

Schiller's Liquor Bar, 131 Rivington St., New York, NY 10002

The Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze

An 18th-century riverside town in the haunted Hudson Valley, I got lost in a corn field, chased by pirates, caught in a web of spiders, felt haunted at a house, almost stomped on by fighting dinosaurs, attacked by a swarm of honey bees, and was stalked by disembodied heads. Can you brave a night time stroll through the 4000 carved pumpkins at the Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze? Watch out for the headless horseman in the next town over... hehehe..