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Kristen Bradley "The Chic Maven"
Owner of Panache Style in Miami
About Me
Kristen Bradley brings a unique skill set to the high-end event planning industry via a background in finance and an eye for elegance. She plans weddings, corporate events, and parties with a distinctive touch while managing an up-and-coming YouTube channel, The Chic Maven, focused on luxury fashion purchases and styling.
Throughout her career, Bradley has focused on cultivating a purposeful life where her time is her most prized possession. She also advises others to consider time their most valuable asset.
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September 11, 2025
Crafting a Creative Path: How to Become a Flower Designer
The beauty of flowers touches every part of human life. From weddings and anniversaries to funerals and holidays, floral arrangements carry emotion, style, and meaning. Behind these designs are skilled professionals who bring visions to life. If you have ever admired an elegant bouquet or breathtaking wedding arch and wondered how such artistry happens, you […]
September 3, 2025
The Truth About Fashion Blogging: How Bloggers Really Get Paid
In today’s digital world, fashion blogging has become more than just a creative outlet. It’s a real career path that combines style, content creation, and marketing. Many people wonder how fashion bloggers get paid and whether it’s possible to earn a steady income from sharing style tips, outfit inspirations, and lifestyle content online. The answer […]
August 7, 2025
The Psychology Behind Event Flower Selection
Flowers do more than beautify a space—they speak directly to our emotions, memories, and senses. Whether you’re planning a wedding, corporate event, memorial, or celebration, understanding the psychology behind event flower selection can elevate the entire experience. From the colors you choose to the types of blooms you feature, every floral element can influence the […]
August 1, 2025
City Blooms: Sustainable Flower Sourcing
Urban floristry dazzles with color and scent, yet every imported blossom leaves an invisible wake of carbon, water use, and labor concerns. Sustainable flower sourcing begins by exposing that wake—often called the “carbon petalprint.” Flight-cooled roses flown 10,000 kilometers can emit over 3 kg of CO₂ per bunch, whereas regionally grown stems may travel under […]