Here’s what else made it inside my suitcase for a summer sojourn in South Florida:

1.  Alexander McQueen Aviator Sunglasses 

2.  AG Adriano Goldschmied Super Skinny Angle Legging Jeans in Pigment Peach

3.  Top Shop Tie Dye Bikini

4.  J Brand Cutoff Shorts in White Vixen

5.  Christian Louboutin Dufoura Open-Toe Red Sole Bootie 

6.  Essie Neon Collection Nail Polish in DJ Play That Song

7.  Herve Leger Fuchsia and Yellow Colorblock Bandage Dress 

Chic Traveler:  Merritt Loughran

Occupation:  Founder and President, mml PR

Hometown:  Santa Monica, California and soon to be bi-coastal with plans to open a second mml location in NYC!

Dream destination?

Okavango Delta in South Africa and then a jump over to the island of Mauritius.  Also, Tulum, Mexico.  I am planning that trip now as a quick getaway for my husband and I!

What’s always inside your carry on? 

Arcona Triad Pads, TONS of magazines, Mike and Ike’s or Swedish Red Fish and my iPhone and laptop.

What’s on your plane play list?

What playlist?  I am answering emails and catching up on BRAVO TV reruns on Virgin Airlines.

Your guilty pleasure while traveling?

BRAVO TV and sleeping on the plane – I am that girl!

The Stephanie Johnson bag / bags that always make the trip?

My ML Traveler and Jumbo Zip Cosmetic.  If I am going to a beach destination, I love the small Side Handle Tube that easily fits sunscreen, lip balm, my iPhone with LK for Cellairis case and CASH!  Just in case we don’t have time to run back to our hotel before grabbing a sunset cocktail.

Any tips or must-pack items for making your hotel feel more like home?

A small silver frame with a seaside picture of my two children in it and 4 small conch seashells plucked from the beach in Naples, FLA.  I keep them on my bedside table.  They remind me of home.  Also, a R. Nichols candle – SURF scent.  He is a local LA craftsman and a genius candle maker.

Is there a particular destination that inspires your creativity?

Harbour Island in the Bahamas and walking for miles on any beach in Malibu.  And any place where the only mode of transportation is a golf cart.

What’s the most stylish city/locale you’ve visited?

Istanbul, Turkey.

Anywhere in particular where the fashion/beauty/women’s personal style really blew you away?

I was surprised at how chic the ladies were in Mumbai, India.  The way the Indian women use makeup and color to define their own personal style.  The jewels and the beautiful prints were inspiring!

Any travel misadventures you’d like to share?

Note to self, hard to talk your way into the Bahamas if you forgot your passport.  But it CAN be done!

If you were introducing a world traveling friend to SJ for the first time, what’s the first piece you’d recommend they buy?

The ML Traveler.  I am biased [Stephanie’s note:  the ML is Merritt’s namesake!].  It is the perfect carry all for a weekend away or a week in the West Indies.

Next on your Stephanie Johnson wish list?

The Tuscon Sky Mary Alice Tote

What’s your favorite SJ piece to give as a gift?

SO hard to choose!  I love the Jumbo Zip Case – especially in St. Lucia.

Is there a favorite possession you’ve acquired during your travels?  What is it?

I have a Tahitian print from our honeymoon in Bora Bora that I adore.  And I collect baskets and bowls filled with seashells from AROUND the world.  On my last trip to Naples, FLA I mistakenly took a crab home with me – still in its shell.  Also I adore my African leather sandals and woven baskets from Kenya that I picked up after climbing Kilimanjaro.  They have lasted over 25 years and I have never had to mend them.

Favorite travel ritual or souvenir?  

I always visit a local museum and pick up a coffee table book of the museum’s permanent collection.  I also pick up a snow globe for my daughter and ask friends and family to pick them up as well.  My daughter’s collection has grown to include over 40 snow globes from around the world and she is only 9!

I also try and walk the local town, beach or city streets and capture photos of anything that inspires me.

Your personal travel style: (Do you like a luxury resort? A private hideaway?  Do you prefer to lay on the beach?  Explore the countryside?)

I am a chameleon – I like to lay on the beach for 2 or 3 days – then get out and explore.  And I do admit – I love a luxury resort or a private home.  Watercolor and The Mango on Harbour Island in the Bahamas are two of my favorite private homes to rent.

The one thing that you cannot leave home without?

My American Express Platinum Card.  It takes me everywhere with some amazing perks.

Your happy place / Favorite travel destination? 

Harbor Springs, Michigan and my Dad’s hunting camp called Valhalla in the middle of the woods in Michigan.

Do you have a favorite menu item you indulge in when you’re on the road? 

Local beers and fresh seafood.

How do you pack for a trip?

I am not a list maker – but I do plan my outfits.  I tend to travel with over 10 pairs of flip flops – I have an inordinate amount of them.  And I wear a comfy pair of Chanel black flats on the plane for running through airports.

Favorite pre-travel or travel-friendly beauty routine?

I try to NOT wear makeup on the plane and heavily moisturize with Arcona Magic White Ice and I love bringing Arcona’s Lavender Hydrasol mist to keep my skin moist while flying.  Also, I love NYX Butter Gloss to keep my lips moist, with a hint of color.

First drink in the air:  H2O, champagne or OJ?

Water/for AM flights.  Water then a cold beer for evening flights.

Go-to luggage brand?

Tumi and an L.L. Bean tote.

Checked bag or carry-on?

Depends on how many days I am gone.  If less than two days – carry on.  If more – I am checking bags.

Favorite airport?  Why?

I love Detroit Metro Airport because I can grab a Coney Island 24/7.  I also love the Eleuthera Airport in the Bahamas and the West Branch Airport in Northern Michigan because both are so small and I always run into friends coming and going.  Also, Jackson Hole airport for the food: great burgers and fries.

On your reading list?

I just read Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand – admittedly late to the game.  LOVED IT!  And I am currently obsessed with anything written by or about Diana Vreeland.

Plane food or bring your own?

Whole Foods – bring your own.  Or the cheese platter on Virgin is amazing – but I miss the old flat Italian crackers.  Please bring those back, Virgin America.

Any tips for breezing through airport security?

TSA Pre Expedited Screening for frequent fliers – don’t wear a belt or a lot of costume jewelry.

Window or aisle?

Aisle.

Your flight’s delayed:  best way to kill time at the airport?

Mani/pedi and a massage.  I always travel with my fave Essie polishes so I am ready for a mani/pedi at any time.

How often do you fly?

Twice a month.

Go-to flying ‘uniform?’

J Brand Jeans or black Vince pants, Chanel flats, James Perse tank top and a comfy Vince or C. Wonder sweater.  And my new Sole Society Cassidy Weekend Bag.

Any tips that make frequent travel more efficient?

Keep it simple – stay in a place where you know the neighborhood.  And always tip the bartenders in the VIP lounges around the world.

Business or economy?

Depends on who is paying.  Private is always best – but hard to come by these days!

I had a birthday recently and as birthdays often do, it got me thinking.  I realized that since the birth of my daughter, who shares the same birthday month,  I haven’t celebrated me and my birthday as I’m so centered around her big birthday plans.  This year was going to be different.  I knew I wanted to share my day with close girlfriends and I wanted to do something special.  So the invite called for spandex and sneakers, and I surprised everyone with a trampoline disco party.  What better way to kick start your new year than with a kick ass fitness class that leaves you feeling healthy and strong?

JumpLife is the vision of Montserrat Markou.  Its first and only location happens to be two blocks from my house, making it exceedingly convenient.  They provide two class options, JumpDance, which focuses on all dance and cardio using individual trampolines, and JumpGym, which incorporates hand weights and some ab work.  You feel like a rock star (probably healthier than a rock star) when you leave this place and safe to say you’ve lost a pound in sweat.  I love my girlfriends for joining me to jump!

I’m committed to growing older gracefully and staying fit and sexy is part of the plan, as is putting the right foods into my body.  Fittingly, I received two books as gifts that fit right in with the plan.  One, the Art of Attention is a beautiful book (workbook really) on an evolving yoga practice.  Perfect for me since I’ve been a yogi for over twenty years now.  The other, is a truly stunning cookbook (that word doesn’t do this work of art justice) called Plenty.  It’s the all-vegetable book I’ve been dreaming of, with photos that will blow your mind.

Another friend gifted me a ticket to the Edible Schoolyard NYC fundraiser.  Founded by Alice Waters, Edible Schoolyard works to bring gardens to schools where children who normally wouldn’t have access to fresh produce can grow their own.  They provide a hands-on edible education that includes teaching kids to embrace sustainable eating practices and to make food choices that will change their health.

If last year was about getting outside my comfort zone and experiencing new things, this coming year is the time to reconnect with friends over a healthy meal at home and get back to basics.  Less technology and more personal connection.  Health and wellness in body, mind, and spirit.  And appreciation for everything I have.

Take a peek below and then be sure to check your inboxes (or our Facebook page) tomorrow, April 25^th, as we’ll be launching a special promotion to make shopping for Mom even sweeter.

Happy browsing and as always, travel chic!

1.  Napa Erela Jewelry Case:  Named after my (almost!) five-year-old daughter Erela, this jewelry case has a special place in my heart.  Erela includes two clear zip pockets, a ring roll, and a sizeable snap-out fabric pouch with zip closure, all with plenty of room to house your favorite gems.  Why not enclose a carefully chosen pair of earrings or necklace inside, to make for an extra special gift?

2.  Ibiza Lavender Alex Sparkle Cosmetic:  Give Mom the gift of glamour with this sparkly zip top bag, featuring waterfall sequins in lovely lavender.  Perfect for a special dinner, a festive brunch, or a night out on the town.

3.  Charleston Katie Folding Cosmetic:  With its two clear zip pockets and snap closure, this sleek cosmetic case is a great home for makeup essentials, and its delicately feminine rose and beige diamond pattern raffia exterior allows it to double as a pretty handbag.

4.  Tucson Sky ML Traveler:  A perennial best-seller, our ML Traveler is the Cadillac of cosmetic carry-alls.  With two snap-out mesh pouches, a removable clear zip pouch, clear wall pocket, and removable mirror, it may be the most versatile piece in our organizational arsenal.  If your Mom appreciates having everything in its place, she’ll love the ML.

5.  Miami Yellow Side Handle Tube:  If a summer vacation is on the books, you won’t want to travel without our Side Handle Tube!  It’s the perfect size to fill with sunscreen and other sea or poolside basics, and the side handle makes it easy to carry along.  Cheery transparent lemon yellow means you’ll know exactly what’s inside.

6.  Tucson Sky Fiona Dome Cosmetic:  Aqua, chocolate, saffron and sage zigzag across soft white canvas in this enchanting half-moon shaped clutch.  Pair it with our Tucson Sky ML Traveler to make an extra special gift.

7.  Torino Mary Brush Case:  Ultra-modern zigzag raffia meets raspberry patent leather trim, raspberry patent tassel zipper pulls and inviting lemon liner in a cosmetic case that’s perfect for every day use.  The interior lid contains four pockets for makeup brushes and the base boasts plenty of room for cosmetics.

8.  Miami Pink Medium Zip Cosmetic:  Our Medium Zip Cosmetic is a favorite among beauty editors because its size and shape makes it the ideal everyday makeup bag.  Great for the gym, the pool, and the beach (or anywhere!), put all of your essentials on display in oh-so-pretty, transparent hot pink.   As seen on Daily Candy.com and in the pages of Cosmopolitan Magazine.

9.  Palm Desert White Snap Mirror:  Swirls of metallic gold zebra printed on creamy white canvas adds a serious dose of glamour to our double-sided compact mirror.  Secures with our signature gold ‘S’ logo stud snap closure.

10.  Malibu Lemon Large Flat Pouch & Gold Wristlet:  Our Large Flat Pouch is a great everyday basic.  Fill it with essentials – everything from band aids to hair ties to makeup to jewelry – to keep in your handbag, or attach our gold wristlet to the zipper pull to easily transform it into a pretty clutch.  I’ve selected the bright and sunny Malibu Lemon color as it’s as cheerful as a spring day, but we’ve got oodles of prints and colors to choose from!

11.  Tucson Desert Molly Straw Mat:  A picnic in the park, a lazy beach day . . . our straw mat is destined to become Mom’s favorite summer companion!  Natural straw trimmed in bright red grosgrain folds up into a compact carrying case, complete with grosgrain handles for easy portability.

12.  Miami Orange Jumbo Zip Cosmetic:  For travel or for life, this jumbo sized case is simply a bright and pretty way to carry and store lots and lots of beauty products.  You won’t believe how much product it holds!

The tranquil paradise of the Big Island of Hawaii offers so much to experience, I couldn’t confine my ten day visit to just one post.  For tips on my favorite Big Island resorts and must-pack items, check out Destination Hawaii, Part One.  Then read on below for Part Two of my Hawaiian adventure!

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The Fairwind II is a large catamaran that takes you out for a BBQ lunch and snorkel cruise.  I’m not a big ‘group’ person and I absolutely loved this trip.  The staff was A+.  My finicky four-year-old lasted all of 30 seconds with her snorkel and mask and was able to trade them in for a more manageable wave board with a clear window to view the fish below.  The diving board and slide on board feel Disney-fied, but are an absolute blast.  If you are traveling without children in tow you may want to try the more civilized Hula Kai luxury tour.  www.fair-wind.com

After such success aboard the Fairwind, I really got into being on the water and booked us a sunset cruise aboard the Winona at Mauna Lani Sea Adventures.  My daughter protested.  Sounds like a snore.  She ate her words after we were treated to a mama and baby whale that took a liking to us and shared over an hour of our journey with us.  The captain said they maybe get a show like that once a season.  I may have cried and can assure you I’ve never seen anything more beautiful than a mother and her nursing baby whale hugging our vessel.   I will definitely book that trip again.

Check out Rudy and Leanne at the tennis pavilion at The Fairmont Orchid.  This ten court Tennis Center is consistently ranked as one of the tops in the U.S. and these guys are the reason why.  Their drills and kick ass clinics made my trip.

I was the girl in junior high that climbed the high dive while everyone waited to see me make a glorious splash, only to be disappointed when I turned around humiliated and climbed back down the stairs.  So although my spunky and fearless four-year-old was game for a zip line experience, my fear of heights kept us beach bound.  However if it is adventure you want, try the Umauma falls and zipline experience.   I can’t speak from experience but the word is they are the absolute best.

If you stay at the Orchid make sure you connect with Rachel, one of their concierges, before you go.  She is incredibly knowledgeable and has the gift of ‘getting you,’ so have her plan both your dining reservations/recommendations and your island adventures.

EAT

I tend not to be a resort restaurant kinda girl but sometimes you just can’t get away from it.  Hawaii can be one of those destinations where ‘local’ dining can sometimes be a predicament.  The fact that my daughter ate free was another motivator for staying on property.  We had beautiful meals surf side at both Brown’s Beach House at the Fairmont and Canoe House at the neighboring Mauna Lani Bay Hotel and Bungalows.  Napua is a beachfront restaurant at the Mauna Lani Beach Club that felt more like a secret, and we ate poke there for lunch almost every day.

Monstera is a great sushi option off resort.  Trust Chef Norio to prepare the most delicious and fresh combinations of fish and you won’t be disappointed.  Another off property must is the Seafood Bar & Grill.  Finally a place that had a real old Hawaiian feel with a menu to match.  The breakfast buffet is sort of a tradition on any Hawaiian vacay but one morning I felt obliged to try pancakes ‘as big as your head’ at Hawaiian Style Cafe.  If brown breakfast food is your thing (think coffee, toast, pancakes, French toast, SPAM, yes SPAM) then this is your dream destination.  Although I dug the local vibe (only sit at the counter), I admit I was missing those fresh squeezed guava and lilikoi juices back at the hotel buffet.

I once asked a well-heeled traveler where she would recommend I stay in Bora Bora, and she replied ‘wherever is newest.’   There seems to be a lot of wisdom in a statement like that as even the highest rated properties start to not look so good with age.  At this point I could digress and start a whole new conversation, but let’s stick to how this applies to hotels shall we?

STAY

I chose to stay at The Fairmont Orchid on the Big Island of Hawaii, both as a function of finances and because I’m always tempted by a property that has just undergone a major renovation.  However, I couldn’t leave my choice to chance, so I called the P.R. team at the Fairmont and asked them to send me photos of the newly revamped rooms as they hadn’t yet put them on their website.  The pictures and the deal through the platinum American Express card were enough to lure me, as well as another family that traveled with us.

Upon arrival we were given kukui nut leis.  My friend and I took one look at each other and both laughed that we had officially traded the land of the Four Seasons and their fragrant tuberose leis, welcome guava juices and cool towels, for nuts on a ribbon.

I had joined the Fairmont Presidents Club before arrival, a free membership that gives you discounts on property as well as free resort Wi-Fi and other perks.  I checked in at the Presidents Club desk while my friends hit the standard reception.  After 5 minutes they were headed off to their upgraded partial ocean view (thanks to platinum Amex) and I started to sweat while the newbie behind the desk tried for another 20 minutes to find me a room that didn’t require changing rooms halfway through my 10 day stay.  After a bumpy start, my daughter and I finally made it up to our pristine room overlooking the golf course with the ocean beyond.  Things were starting to look up.

Tip:  book the North Tower

I’ve been staying at the Four Seasons in Maui for two decades and have visited the Four Seasons Hualalai several times over the last eight years, including one memorable trip where Dan got the Bends.  If it were a romantic (and expensive) vacation I was after, I would go Four Seasons all the way.  It’s comfort at an entirely different level.  I love that the Hualalai property is vast with several two-story buildings and multiple pools effectively carving out a honeymooner and family paradise all in one.  I love the fitness center with its Zumba classes and lap pool as well as its general store and washer/dryers throughout the property.

The Fairmont Orchid is also a vast property with some distinct benefits, most notably a swimmers’ beach complete with paddle board and snorkel rentals, as well as kids’ activities like palm frond weaving.  I loved the beach and the pool scene more than I expected I would, and I delighted in the many waterfalls and colorful birds around the 30 acres.  I also availed myself of complimentary (through FPC) BMW bikes and discounted tennis clinics (also through FPC).  By day six I was really digging my morning tennis drills with Leanne and was thinking about how soon I could return.

PACK

The great thing about an island vacation is that you can pack light!  Calypso is my go-to sundress.  I’ll wear one pool or beachside by day and dress it up with an Alexis Bittar gold cuff and some strappy sandals for dinner.  A fab bikini is a must (I’m partial to Eres), as well as wide-brimmed hat and plenty of sunscreen.  And I practically live in Havianas!  They’re super comfy and infinitely wearable.  From our Spring/Summer Stephanie Johnson line, I’m loving our Tucson Desert Beach Mat and coordinating Mary Alice Tote, as well as our clear Miami and St. Lucia bags.  I fill them with sunscreen, hair ties, and other poolside essentials, and I can see exactly what’s in them!

Want more Hawaii?  Stay tuned for Destination Hawaii, Part Two for tips on things to see and do, best spots to sample delicious cuisine, and even a whale-watching adventure!

Viva Spring Break!  In honor of the season of bikinis and beach vacations, I’m paying tribute to the ultimate destination for cutting loose:  the hard-partying island of Ibiza!  With our Stephanie Johnson IBIZA Collection, cascading sequins in lavender and berry adorn a duo of clutches that are a little bit disco inferno, and a lot fabulous!

Here are some other fun and flashy faves that made it inside my suitcase for an indulgent island escapade!

1.  Seafolly Shimmer Twist Bandeau Bikini Top in Denim

2.  Christian Louboutin Flo Patent Red Sole Slingback in Rose Matador

3.  Top Shop ‘Curb’ Shaped Chain Earrings

4.  Top Shop Cutout Body-Con Dress in Yellow

5.  Embellished Palms Tunic in Faded Peach

6.  Nine West Fedora in Sand Heather

7.  Haute Hippie Sequin Miniskirt

A tip of the hat to Southern Belles everywhere, delicate diamond pattern raffia in soft beige and pretty primrose is the picture of femininity.  One look at our NEW Stephanie Johnson Charleston collection and I’m ready to pack my bags for the Carolina coast and a Southern city known for its warm hospitality and old world charm.  Here are the other sweet treats I’d bring along on my Charleston getaway:

1.   Pearl Twisted Hammock Necklace

2.   Eric Javits Marisa Sun Hat in Raspberry

3.  Alice and Olivia Tank Dress with Gathered Skirt

4.  River Island Skater Dress with Lace Yoke

5.   Madewell Floral and Stripe Tee

6.  Bottega Veneta Leather Pumps with Bow

7.  A.P.C. 5 Pocket Skinny Jeans in Bright Green

I’ve been hanging at home this winter catching up on the latest Ina Garten recipes but couldn’t resist a trip out west with friends to ski.  I’m an Aspen girl but jumped at the chance to give Utah a try.  They say Deer Valley is for the pampered set so my expectations were high.  After five days of comparing every last detail to Aspen/Snowmass, I’m pretty sure my traveling companions wanted to throw me off the high speed quad.  Truth is:  it took me about five days to really appreciate what Deer Valley has to offer.

STAY

We rented an amazing townhouse at the base of the mountain.  We shared with friends, cooking most dinners at home with a glass of wine in hand, a fire roaring and children underfoot.  Wearing my pjs and reading by the light of the fire is my ski trip fantasy.

I checked out The Montage, The St. Regis and The Stein Eriksen Lodge.  I would stay at any of these fab resorts.  Ski-in, ski-out, each serves a delicious skiers’ buffet lunch and is nestled into the mountain.  As a rule, Deer Valley is more accessible than Aspen via direct flights into Salt Lake City and therefore makes it a perfect weekend destination.  Despite a great kids ski school and a family friendly reputation, DV felt more like a lovers’ long weekend retreat.  Any of these hotels will do the trick.

EAT

Fireside Dining was worth the hype but the accompanying optional sleigh ride wasn’t.  If it’s a sleigh ride you want, try Sun Valley or Aspen as this short ten minute ride around the parking lot will likely disappoint.  The dining, however, was superb.  Imagine a starter course of raclette cheese melted by an open fire with cornichon, fruit and charcuterie.  Followed by short ribs, trout, lamb and rosti potatoes. The fondue dessert came three ways:  dark chocolate, white chocolate Grand Marnier, and caramel with a buffet of fruit and cakes to dip.

Although the service should have been better at this Four Diamond restaurant, the burger was one of the best I’ve had at the Goldener Hirsch.  A favorite for fondue and a busy evening spot, try a relaxing lunch between runs on Bald Eagle Mountain.  You will feel as if you’ve been transported to an Austrian village no matter what you order.

Pop into the St. Regis après ski for quite possibly the best hot chocolate bar EVER.  I think the secret is in the whipped cream.  And did I mention it’s free?

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Well, ski, of course!  Deer Valley has the requisite ski valet on mountain and great dining options, but what makes this mountain special is the fact they groom nearly 100% of their terrain nightly.  Die hards will argue that the snow is drier in Utah than Colorado and they may have a point.  Deer Valley also doesn’t allow snow boarders on mountain.

SHOP

No post about DV would be complete without including a little plug for one of our fave SJ retailers, Splendor, located at the Redstone Town Center in Park City.  A cozy apothecary stocking high-end beauty products and boasting a skin bar offering a full menu of treatments, Splendor has been carrying Stephanie Johnson products for years, and is a must-stop if you ever find yourself in Park City!

SPA

All of the above-mentioned Deer Valley luxury resorts have great spa options, so indulge in a massage after a day on the bumps.

Deer Valley had me wanting for Snowmass’ wide slopes, mountain maps on every chairlift, and the temperature display at every chair download.  However missed these small perks were, I still would hop the four hour flight to SLC for a weekend of guaranteed groomed trails and a greater likelihood of snow. After all it’s about the skiing, right?

O.K., we admit it:  we’re totally addicted to Pinterest!

We’ve been pinning up a storm, gathering inspiration from the worlds of fashion, beauty, and (of course!) travel to help bring our NEW Spring/Summer Stephanie Johnson collections to life.  We’re having a blast, and we’d love for you to see what we’ve been up to!

To celebrate the launch of our newest Pinterest boards, we are hosting a contest.  Pin with us and you can win the Stephanie Johnson travel accessory of your dreams!*

Participation is a piece of cake:

1.  Follow our SJTraveler boards on Pinterest.

2.  Pin any shape from any collection directly from StephanieJohnson.com 

3.  Love the color?  Already picturing your beauty booty packed away inside?  Tell us why it’s your favorite in the description!

4.  Mention @SJTraveler in the Pin description and voila!  You’re all done.

Add your Stephanie Johnson contest entry pin to the board of your choice and enter as many times as you like.  We will peruse the entries one week from today, announcing our winner with a mention on Pinterest on Thursday, March 21st.

Need a little inspiration to help get you started?  Here are a few of our favorite pins by SJ fans and friends:

Questions?  Email sarah@stephaniejohnson.com and she’ll be glad to assist.

Happy pinning!

*Please note:  contest winner may choose any style from http://www.stephaniejohnson.com except the Scarlett Satchel.