Archives for 2015

Sea Siren

12/15/2015 By Sarah 1 Comment

Shooting the campaign for Siren Brand was a fun challenge, that allowed me to come up with every different way to style embroidered Mexican blouses/dresses. The authentic fabric and beautiful stitchery brought detail to each outfit that I wanted to focus on. Matching jewels, contrasting wardrobe pieces… I sort of let my inner child take over while pulling pieces, which led to more whimsical outfits based on colors or textures. Jewelry that I normally stack on couldn’t detract from the embroidery detailing, so I usually paired pieces that brought out the colors even more. It was a fun project, and I loved traipsing the beach in full on childlike behavior. Sometimes you just have to let loose, and be wild and free.

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Sunset Road Film

12/12/2015 By Sarah 1 Comment

It’s finally here! I’ve been so excited to release our latest adventure for Spell’s Sunset Road Collection. Their designs have inspired me for years, and when I got to be a part of their campaign, it was pretty much a dream come true.

We decided it had to be captured on film, even though we were so busy shooting photos from sunrise to sunset. We captured so much footage and I still feel like we didn’t get it all. The locations were beyond stunning and magical, and I hope you enjoy this “day in the life of a roaming gypsy girl” adventure!

Amber Woods

12/11/2015 By Sarah Leave a Comment

Part of our Redwoods adventure, lost amidst the amber giants. I have so many photos from our fall campaign that I don’t even know how to begin sharing them! I can hardly keep up with all the editing, not to mention shooting in all the new places we discover. I want to capture everything, but sometimes I just have to let those places or moments remain only in my mind. I want to share it with the world, but some things will have to stay mine.

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Inside our Airstream | part 2

12/09/2015 By Sarah 5 Comments

I’m so excited to finally bring you another part of our Airstream reveal! So much has been going on and keeping us busy between blog work and travel, it’s been hard to get everything completely finished to the point where I call it done. Of course I’ve learned that renovating a vintage Airstream is pretty much an on-going project as you fix and change things over time. So I’ve come to accept the fact, and embrace the creativity that goes into constantly making it our own cozy place.

Well where do I start? The original space was so cluttered and dark. Of course our first task was to paint everything white, which only took about a thousand layers of paint. We only recently decided to try wood panelling on the walls, and I love it! We will continue to panel all the other divider walls. I’m still deciding on a color to stain them, along with all the other wood accents in the Airstream. We originally went with a dark stain in the living room, but I’ve since changed my mind and think a lighter stain would be more warm and inviting.

We spent a lot of time renovating our kitchen (reveal coming soon!) and floors. The speakers on the wall are the original vintage “surround sound” speakers that are also in the living room. Originally there was a wall with an oven on the left at the foot of the bed. It was attached to the overhead shelves, so as a temporary fix, we cut that out with a saw when we tore out the kitchen unit. It opened up the space so much! We rebuilt our bed frame (I plan to add had carved molding to it next) and the storage under it, before heading off on our official full time travels this fall. I still have plans for other changes and will continue to share our progress. But for now, welcome to our cozy bedroom!

People have asked how I store all my clothing and accessories. It’s been a real challenge fitting it all, and even harder to store things when the seasons change. So I usually keep only the essentials/favorites, and sell the rest to happy new homes. What storage I have come up with is:

1. My open closet, which can fit clothes all the way across the wall if needed. But I try to keep only things I plan to wear soon there, to maintain extra open space.
2. Our hand built shelf fit 4 large baskets that act as “drawers” full of clothing, swimwear, etc. When traveling I tie a sash across the shelves (see the tiny white hooks) to hold the baskets in.
3. The original shelving above the bed (which we painted white) holds intimates, socks, pajamas, etc. divided into His & Hers sides. We plan to tear these out to built matching wood ones later.
4. And lastly, under the bed against the wall are 2 hand built shelves that hold all the shoes I can possibly fit, and some open space on the right for more baskets of clothing, purses, blankets, etc.

I did a lot of planning when we gutted the bedroom. I wanted to maintain as much of the open space as possible to keep it feeling less claustrophobic. So I opted to use baskets everywhere instead of building permanent drawers/storage. This also makes it extremely easy to move things around, toss things under the bed, use the shelves for other purposes, etc.

For our bed, we needed something lightweight once we added weight with the wooden bed frame. I did some research and found an amazing brand that makes the ultimate mattress! Tuft & Needle’s foam based mattress gets delivers vacuum packed and rolled up in a 4 ft. box! You unroll it and it “inflates” to full size on your bed frame. The ultimate reason we loved Tuft & Needle was for it’s comfort. It was the first time in a year I slept on a decent mattress instead of a hard hand-me-down. The foam based material distributes your body weight and heat, and gives you the feeling of floating when you sleep. It’s made to work for all body types and needs, which made it the perfect choice for us. They created the perfect mattress for everyone, and it’s also unbelievably affordable! Win win!

Once we reveal the final kitchen and bathroom renovations, I’ll be posting a before & after of everything! Then you’ll really be amazed, haha!

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Into the Mist

12/06/2015 By Sarah 1 Comment

When we decided to go to Big Sur for our fall campaign, little did we know how difficult it would be to tow our entire home behind us on the most dangerous highway in the country. It was all curves and hills, winding road taking you to the edge of the cliff and steps away from the edge of the ~~world~~ country. Off to the left was nothing but endless blue.

The days we were there, hidden away on a precarious dirt road in the mountainside, the weather didn’t cooperate much. It poured almost every day, but we were lucky to fit in the campaign for the brand Rosmio. I felt the mystical feel to the clothing would pair perfectly with the moody atmosphere and backdrop of the faded cliffs behind us. And as soon as those clouds rolled in and enveloped us, I felt lost in a different world. Something like the coast of Ireland. Even though it wasn’t what I had planned for, the weather provided such cinematic photos, they ended up being some of my favorites from the trip!

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Sarah Loven is the founder of Jetset Lust (formerly known as Ready Gypset Go), a blog that catalogs her unique lifestyle and fashion. Together, with her husband/co- founder Joshua, they perpetually travel for work and pleasure- uniting to bring their entrepreneurial ventures to life.

While creating authentic and professional content, they express their radical lifestyle through fashion, photography, cinematography, writing, and music. They chase new experiences and work with brands and companies around the globe on all manners of projects.

In choosing to forgo the standards of society and a “normal life”, theyʼve created a lifestyle that is their calling. Jetset Lust takes their wanderlust to the next level, and represents their constant striving to find freedom in living life outside the box.

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