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Faith Thornburg: After ELLE Magazine
Faith Thornburg: After ELLE Magazine
TweetIn August of 2010, Quarterlife’s resident Fashion Guru Boe did a spotlight interview with an up and coming fashion designer in the world of Bridal.  Since that interview, Faith Thornburg has been making headway and headlines with he...
With Love From Paradise: In Transit
With Love From Paradise: In Transit
TweetFriends, I really don’t want to be writing this to you right now – I’d rather be sleeping instead. It’s 4:30am and I just arrived in Nice from London and figured that going to bed now (only to wake up in an hour and a half) wou...
With Love From Paradise: Edinburgh
With Love From Paradise: Edinburgh
TweetLife is a journey, my friends, and no matter how cliché that is, I’m sticking to it. Today is my last day in Edinburgh, Scotland. The only word I can think of to describe this city is: gorgeous! Remember all that stuff I said about ...
Up & Coming: Faith Thornburg
Up & Coming: Faith Thornburg
TweetFaith Thornburg: Bridal Designer “Well I guess I’ve always been “destined” to be a bridal designer. I’ve been fascinated with wedding fashions since I was little (think Jennifer Lopez in the Wedding Planner wh...
With Love, From Paradise: Wolverhampton
With Love, From Paradise: Wolverhampton...
TweetEvery story has to start somewhere, but where exactly? Figurativeness dictates that a story is born with the storyteller. Literalness would argue that it begins with a word – but what is a word? According to Peter Brooke, a word does...
Finding Your Place in Love
Finding Your Place in Love
TweetEvery relationship goes through it’s own share of issues.  Some big, some small; some minute, and some major.  Some of these issues may be inconsequential, and some of these issues may actually be legitimate problems that need ...