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Following a recent trip to Los Angeles, Lebanese fashion designer and wunderkind Sandra Mansour shares a glimpse of her time Stateside with Savoir Flair. She was joined on her travels by Dubai-based accessories designer Nathalie Trad, and her diary is filled withbreathtaking Californian sunsets and fun, colorful carnival moments. This is the ultimate West Coast adventure every wanderluster dreams of. Browse through the gallery below and escape through Sandra Mansour’s eyes.
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“Meet Taysa van Ree, the coolest chick in town.”
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“Mirror, mirror on the wall.”
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“America!”
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“I think this was the first time I ever won anything at a fair!”
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“Hollywood Baby!”
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“Girl time.”
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“California dreaming.”
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“Ice cream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream.”
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“Luna Park has never looked so good!”
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“This was the day I learned how hard synchronized swimming is.”
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