#Baja East

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INSTAGRAM CHIC: LADY GAGA ROCKS THE STUDIO IN BAJA EAST, NORMA KAMALI & OLIVER PEOPLES

As expected, Lady Gaga went right back to Malibu after wrapping up her Las Vegas residency (which managed to gross over $110 million with all shows being sold out!). Here's what she wore to her newest studio sessions.

"Just me in the studio—happy as ever making music 🖤🕶️💋🎶 feel so grateful, heart is peaceful. It’s like meditation. I can’t wait for you to hear what I’m working on"

This Baja East Fall/Winter 2014 black sweatshirt with a cooling mesh back panel has truly found a comfortable place in Gaga's closet, as she's been wearing it for years now.

Later, she was spotted lighting up the SoHo streets. Despite NYC's sweltering summer heat, she turned heads in a thick winter coat. This isn't just any coat—it's Norma Kamali's sculpted, structural black faux leather masterpiece, featuring a dramatic quilted wing collar.

Seems to me like Gaga bought a lot of stock from Oliver Peoples the way she‘s debuting frame after frame! Here in the Maysen glossy black acetate frames with silver details ($619).

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Oliver Peoples "Maysen" Sunglasses ($619.00)

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Baja East, Fall 2022

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                   PHOTOSHOOT: LOVE + FEAR ALBUM

Marina teamed up with world-renowned photographer Zoey Grossman for the visuals of her fourth studio album titled "Love + Fear" back in October 2018. Serving a clean aesthetic, this album is all about Marina's mentality and feelings. The good and the bad sides. The light and the dark. And this shoot represents it well.

Styling by Mercedes Natalia. Hair by Marissa Marino, glam by Katelin Gan.

For her hauntingly beautiful album cover, Marina wears nothing but a pair of the  statement-making Gemma crystal cascade earrings by accessoriy designer Rebecca Minkoff.

For the second look of the photoshoot's black & white section, Marina sported the Amelie polka-dot ruffle trim bardot top by California-based swimwear label Vitamin A! She wore it with a pair of skinny jeans with raw hem by Levi’s.

Many of these photos made it into various magazines. This one made it into Vogue Greece! She’s looking fine in a Ganni ivory knitted sweater featuring 3/4 sleeves and a ribbed mock neck. Her Dusk belted bikini bottoms are by Australian label Peony, which you’ll see more of later.

She decorated her sweater with a Chanel pearl-embellished double C logo brooch!

In this shot Marina is serving us face while wearing yet another piece from Peony. This is their frill-trimmed crop top made from recycled and sustainable Italian fabric. It features thick shoulder straps and a shirred back.

Her “You Are Beautiful” pink felt beret is fruit of the collaboration between UK designer Mary Benson and television and radio presenter Gemma Cairney.

The amount of swimwear we’ll see in this shoot is amazing. For these visuals, which were used for the “Superstar” single cover, M sits in the pool rocking a black swimsuit with asymmetrically draped shoulder from “loose luxury” label Baja East’s Spring/Summer 2017 collection.

We’re getting into some color now. Here, the Welsh beauty poses in a white cropped tie-waist shirt which she wore on top of a Solid & Striped neon-green one-piece swimsuit with open back.

Her Cupido vintage-inspired gold-tone brass heart earrings are signed by Reliquia. Make sure to shop their stunning jewelry right here.

My favorite look from the entire shoot has to be this one! The lavender ribbed one-piece scoop neck swimsuit, our girl looks so good in, is by Topshop! But it’s the accessories that made it for me.

Firstly, Marina rocked a DiorClub1 visor from Dior’s Spring/Summer 2018 collection. The white & black structure is embellished by the "J'Adior" signature, while the transparent yellow visor recalls the colorful universe of the collection. The "Christian Dior" woven elastic is adjustable to offer maximum comfort.

Her shoulder-gracing teardrop earrings in gold & silver are by emerging jewelry brand TUZA.

The last accessory is this vintage Celine gold chain-link belt with Triomphe logo charm.

In this close-up shot, M wears a pair of vintage-inspired twisted gold hoops from Free People.

For the penultimate look (an outtake, actually!) Marina can be seen repping this Tory Burch Gemini black one-piece swimsuit with gold link shoulder detail.

So luxe lookin’!

Our very last maillot comes from Marysia! This is their Santa Barbara one-piece swimsuit in black ($325.00). It features a one-shoulder silhouette and a super fun scalloping detail all over. Grab it below while you can!

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Marysia “Santa Barbara” Maillot ($325.00)

Finally, her hammered gold-tone drop earrings are from New Look. Unfortunately, they’re not available anymore.

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Baja East S/17

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Baja East Resort, '16

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Educadores organizan una baja por enfermedad para protestar por los recortes de personal en East Orange, Nueva Jersey

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Villa Del Faro: Your Ultimate Retreat for Beachfront Bliss on East Cape Baja

For those seeking the epitome of a beachfront cottage rental and private beach hotel on the East Cape of Baja, Villa Del Faro emerges as the perfect choice. Its seamless integration with nature, intimate setting, and commitment to personalized hospitality create a haven where every moment is an invitation to escape, unwind, and create cherished memories along the captivating shores of Baja California.

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Individual casitas in Mexico

Escape and stay in one of our individual casitas in Mexico at Villa del Faro. Each casita is uniquely designed with its own private patio, kitchenette, and stunning ocean views. Relax in the comfort of your own space while still enjoying all the amenities of our luxurious hotel.

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Baja East, Fall 2022

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Baja Family

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Brandon Good by Greg Swales

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Cowrie or cowry is the common name for a group of small to large sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks in the family Cypraeidae, the cowries.

The term porcelain derives from the old Italian term for the cowrie shell (porcellana) due to their similar appearance.

Cowrie shells have held cultural, economic, and ornamental significance in various cultures. The cowrie was the shell most widely used worldwide as shell money. It is most abundant in the Indian Ocean, and was collected in the Maldive Islands, in Sri Lanka, along the Indian Malabar coast, in Borneo and on other East Indian islands, in Maluku in the Pacific, and in various parts of the African coast from Ras Hafun to Mozambique. Cowrie shell money was important in the trade networks of Africa, South Asia, and East Asia.

In the United States and Mexico, cowrie species inhabit the waters off Central California to Baja California (the chestnut cowrie is the only cowrie species native to the eastern Pacific Ocean off the coast of the United States; further south, off the coast of Mexico, Central America and Peru, Little Deer Cowrie habitat can be found; and further into the Pacific from Central America, the Pacific habitat range of Money Cowrie can be reached) as well as the waters south of the Southeastern United States.

Some species in the family Ovulidae are also often referred to as cowries. In the British Isles the local Trivia species (family Triviidae, species Trivia monacha and Trivia arctica) are sometimes called cowries. The Ovulidae and the Triviidae are other families within Cypraeoidea, the superfamily of cowries and their close relatives.

The shells of cowries are usually smooth and shiny and more or less egg-shaped. The round side of the shell is called the Dorsal Face, whereas the flat under side is called the Ventral Face, which shows a long, narrow, slit-like opening (aperture), which is often toothed at the edges. The narrower end of the egg-shaped cowrie shell is the anterior end, and the broader end of the shell is called the posterior. The spire of the shell is not visible in the adult shell of most species, but is visible in juveniles, which have a different shape from the adults.

Nearly all cowries have a porcelain-like shine, with some exceptions such as Hawaii's granulated cowrie, Nucleolaria granulata. Many have colorful patterns. Lengths range from 5 mm (0.2 in) for some species up to 19 cm (7.5 in) for the Atlantic deer cowrie, Macrocypraea cervus.