The Cleveland 'Sex and the City' spring Itinerary
As winter fades, warmer days arrive. College can finally feel like a breath of fresh air after months of gray skies, inches of snow and thick mink coats. It's time to put away your galoshes and pull out your Amina Muaddis. It’s time for a "Sex and the City" spring – Cleveland-style.
Picture this: You’re fresh off the tarmac at Burke Lakefront Airport (of course you jetted in on your own private plane) and you have 12 hours to make fashion extraordinaires André Leon Talley and Manolo Blahnik proud. Here is your itinerary.
Feeling Artsy
Check out the Cleveland Museum of Art and channel your inner Miranda girl-boss era. The museum is perfect for celebrating different cultures, fashion and religions. It also features pop-up events throughout the spring and summer, like pop social events.
A Taste of Luxury
Channel your inner Charlotte and revel in some self care at Privé Nail Spa. Get a meticulous French manicure in the season’s hottest color – butter yellow.
Could your taste buds use some excitement? Catch an Uber to RH Rooftop restaurant in Orange, Ohio. While sipping on the iconic cosmopolitan, you and Carrie decide to order a lobster roll, truffle fries and a side of pasta.
Now here is where we turn things up a notch: Samantha texts the group chat about a mixers event at the Cleveland Museum of Art called MIX: Year of the Horse. So it’s time to leave Carrie with her untold stories about Big moving to Paris and meet up with Samantha at Nordstrom.
Showtime
You need to find the perfect dress. During a flash-mob fashion sequence straight out of the movies, you try on every designer from Tom Ford to Oscar de la Renta. Nothing feels right until you finally lay eyes on the dress of your dreams, a sexy cultural classic: a ravishing red Hervé Léger bandage dress.
With Samantha grinning in approval of your couture and exquisite taste, it's time to meet up with the girls. Glammed to perfection, you have succeeded in your mission of making the fashion extraordinaires proud.
So, who is your alter ego this spring: Carrie, Charlotte, Miranda or Samantha? Take this Sex and the City quiz to find out.
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