Month: May 2017

Hello, Sunshine! – DIY Embroidered Sun Hat

Hello, Sunshine! - DIY Embroidered Sun Hat | Raine In The City

I’ve seen so many cute variations of the embroidered sun hat trend lately! There are many styles and price options available (ranging from around $20 to nearly $500)! I made this one for $9. Personally, I’m super thankful that the big floppy embroidered sun hat is in style; I get sunburned ridiculously easily in the […]

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Dardanella’s Great Gatsby Lawn Party

Dardanella's Great Gatsby Lawn Party | Raine In The City

Last weekend, I went back in time to the Roaring Twenties at Dardanella’s Great Gatsby Lawn Party. This was Dardanella ’s first event in Atlanta, and after seeing photos from their previous events, I was super excited to check out the Great Gatsby Party! The event was held at The Wren’s Nest in the historic […]

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Doggies on the Catwalk 2017

Doggies on the Catwalk 2017 | Raine in the City

This past Saturday marked the 10th year of Doggies on the Catwalk, a local charity fashion event  by fashionado benefiting Canine Assistants. Canine Assistants is a non-profit organization for service dog training, and y’all… the puppies actually walk the runway with the human models! I was in dog heaven. The event was held outdoors at […]

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Movie Date Night – King Arthur: Legend of the Sword

Movie Date Night - King Arthur | Raine In The City

I just got home from watching a screening of King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, and I enjoyed it enough that I decided to write a post about it! I have an overwhelming love for sword/fantasy/castle-related movies, so King Arthur has been on my radar for a while (especially since it’s directed by Guy Ritchie- […]

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You’re Never Too Old for an Easter Basket

You're Never Too Old for an Easter Basket | Raine In The City

I’ve always loved getting an Easter basket on Easter Sunday. My family has always had pretty cool Easter baskets, and there’s always something other than candy to look forward to. I wasn’t really expecting an Easter basket this year since I’m all grown up and in grad school, but look what was waiting when I […]

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