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IA VISION LUXURY TRAVEL

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WELCOME TO IA VISION LUXURY TRAVEL. A TRAVEL BLOG MADE FOR YOU!

THE ART OF LUXURY DEFINING LUXURY AND LIFESTYLE

LIFESTYLE AND FASHION WORLD OF LUXURY TRAVEL FROM A CLASSY MINI BLACK DRESS TO A LUXURY SHOWCASES WIDE RANGE OF LUXURY ITEMS FOR YOU WORLDWIDE.

February 16, 2022
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Empowering Brands to Shop on International Women’s Day

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In honor of International Women’s Day, shop for yourself and your fellow woman.

Cynthia Rowley x Lingua Franca
This International Women’s Day you can wear your opinions in the chicest way yet. Twenty percent of the sales from this “Rebel Rebel” beret will be donated to the Girls Scouts of the USA
Cynthia Rowley x Lingua Franca beret, $125,

Aerie
Just in time for International Women’s Day, Aerie is launching its #AerieRoleModel collection with new brand ambassadors Yara Shahidi, Aly Raisman, Rachel Platten, and Iskra Lawrence. The five-piece collection includes leggings, t-shirts, a sweatshirt, and a swimsuit—each featuring the mantra of one of the brand’s Role Models. 100% of all proceeds from the collection will be donated to charities chosen by the five young women—Darkness To Light, Innocence Project, I am That Girl, and National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA).
Aerie leggings, $16,

Fossil
Partnering with The ONE Campaign, Fossil is donating 100% of proceeds from its limited-edition tote to One’s #GirlsCount initiative helping girls get better access to education around the world.
Fossil tote, $45,
Elizabeth Arden
In collaboration with Reese Witherspoon, this historic beauty brand has launched a limited edition shade of their signature Red Door lipstick, and is donating 100% of the proceeds toUN Women,  a global champion for women and girls.
Elizabeth Arden lipstick, $27,

Carbon38
Sparking a long-term collaboration with Girls Inc, Carbon38 is celebrating International Women’s Day with a special capsule collection. Featuring four new pieces, the activewear range will donate a full 100% of its proceeds to the Los Angeles chapter of Girls Inc. for all sales the entire month of March.
Carbon38 tank, $38, and leggings, $125,

Olivia von Halle
Launched today, Olivia von Halle designed a limited edition assortment of the label’s classic comfy silk pajama sets, available in three color options, all embroidered in script with some of the most provocative and unforgettable female-empowerment quotes and slogans from Women’s Marches. Our favorite—the white with black trim, “Nevertheless, She Persisted” loungewear.
Additionally, One hundred percent of the PJ proceeds will go to Bloody Good Period,  a charitable organization that gives menstrual supplies to asylum seekers, refugees, and women who cannot afford them.
Olivia von Halle Coco Persisted Silk Pyjama set, $650,

Oeuf
This international Women’s Day, Oeuf has partnered with Saturday for Families, New York’s leading service provider and advocate for survivors of domestic violence, sex trafficking, and related forms of gender violence. 100% of the proceeds from the sale of this shirt will be donated.
Oeuf t-shirt, $35,

 

Milly
Celebrating girl power, Milly’s spirited capsule colletion of empowering hoodie will donate 20% of proceeds to Girls Inc. of NYC.
Milly sweatshirt, $155,
March 9, 2018
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A Valentine’s Night Out in Style

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Valentine’s Day is tomorrow, and it is the perfect excuse to embrace a night out in bold reds or soft pinks. From cocktail dresses to jumpsuits, show off your festive holiday look of choice by preparing a stylish outfit ahead of time. Unsure of what to wear just yet? Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered! Here are our favorite picks from retailers such as Agaci and Guess to achieve the perfect look for a date night or fancy event this February 14th.

February 14, 2018
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Single Woman’s Guide to Surviving Valentine’s Day

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It can get a little awkward sometimes being a single woman on Valentine’s Day. The romantic nature of the holiday is everywhere – in shop windows, online, on television…it’s impossible to escape the message that Valentine’s Day is for couples.

But you can’t just stay indoors for a week and close all the blinds. So what can you do? Here’s some suggestions for you single women out there: the single woman’s guide to surviving Valentine’s Day.

1. Take some pride in being single for this day — you get to spoil yourself and do what you want!
You don’t have to be a “victim” of Valentine’s Day hype; don’t let it make you miserable. Instead, claim the holiday and make it your own! Here’s some ideas for making that happen.

-Set up a massage or manicure on Valentine’s Day. Make it an annual event.

-Declare Shoe Shopping Day on February 14, and spend the day shopping for shoes. Let yourself splurge on a special pair of heels or boots or bedroom slippers – whatever you like best.

-Treat yourself to a small gift. Make February 14 a day when you buy yourself an accessory like a fancy hair clip, watch, necklace, bracelet, etc.

-Take yourself out for dinner to a restaurant (or have it delivered in) Go some place you’ve always wanted to go to, but never have.

You get the picture… the point is to set up an annual Valentine’s tradition that will help you actually look forward to the holiday rather than dread it.

2. Give to Others
Instead of feeling down that you’re not on the receiving end of someone’s Valentine affections, why not give instead? Think outside the box – what other single women are out there who might be lonely? A senior citizen in the nursing home? Someone in your own family? A friend? Remember, you’re not the only one who doesn’t have a someone doting on you on Valentine’s Day, and there are plenty of people outside your demographic who could use a pick-me-up on Valentine’s Day. Bake cupcakes, send a card, make a cake, take someone out to dinner, buy someone flowers or candy…

3. Celebrate with Kids
Children love Valentine’s Day, and they’re certainly not in romantic relationships! Plan a fun day of crafts and sweet treats, or take a special day trip with some children. Stay in and watch fun videos. If you’re up to it, you can host a kids’ party at your house. Send cards to relatives like nieces and nephews, or hold a Valentine’s party at your local community center, church, or elsewhere.

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February 1, 2018
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