Waves Don't Die

You can say I like to #StayOfficial. Whether I'm running errands in the city or going out with friends I'm always pairing my outfits with trendy hats.  

"Waves Don't Die" and neither will this cap. I wore Official's denim Quadmoji dad cap of last season's F/W 15 "Quad Life" collection paired with a men's top for a casual day look.

 Stay tuned I will be posting more of my hat looks with OFFICIAL'S most current Spring 2016 collection! 

Shop their Spring 2016 collection at www.theofficialbrand.com.

Visit Official's Blog: http://theofficialbrandblog.com/home/2016/03/29/gabrielle-guerreo-wave-emojis-dont-die/

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photos by: @barbarajayy

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With Love, 

G

The City Connoisseur

I teamed up this last week with The City Connoisseur girls for a quick interview and photoshoot for their new section, "Humans". Chelsea and Barbra are the sweetest girls, we hung out over some snacks at Starbucks and talked about everything including our favorite desserts in San Francisco.

Check out their website for updates on our interview coming out! 

Photos by: Barbara Rios @barbarajayy

With Love,

Gabrielle 

New York's favorite latina, Jenny Spitz

Taking Queen B's territory on the steps of The Met

I had the best time shooting with Jennifer Vargas over the summer. We've known each other for many years and coincidentally we were in New York around the same time; we managed to catch some art exhibits while squeezing in a quick photoshoot at The Metropolitan Museum. Working with Jenny was so effortless and fun. I loved being able to have girl time while working on a project we are both so passionate about. Also, I felt so Blair Waldorf/Serena Van Der Woodsen on the famous steps of Gossip Girl. 

Anyways, If you don't follow Jenny make sure you follow her on Instagram @jennyspitz. 

With Love,

Gabrielle 

Photographer Alexander Ustin

In honor of #ThrowBackThursday, I wanted to share with you all my very first photoshoot with the photographer Alexander Ustin and designer Nelli Rosh. Let me start by saying this, Wow! It's incredible to look back at your work and to see how fast time flies.

 I remember this day like it was yesterday; I was a junior in high school and 16 years old. I remember I got the call that I was casted for this photoshoot to work with Alexander Ustin and I was SO excited. I told my art teacher I had to use the restroom (sorry Mrs. Stiles!!!) and I obviously didn't but instead I called my mother. I said, "Mom, I have to go to this photoshoot! Please get me out of class early and pack my bag with my proper undergarments!" Of course, my mom got me out of class and she drove me to this photoshoot. I was the youngest model there but I took it very seriously. I was literally a half an hour early. Once everyone got to the location and we walked in, it was the most beautiful venue I had ever been to. I didn't expect it to be that beautiful inside based on the location of it.  My mom and brother(who was 11 at the time), stayed with me through hair and makeup and as the photoshoot began I remember my little brother was making fun of me the whole time until he realized, "oh sh*t! my sister is really serious about this"!  Let me remind you this was my very first professional photoshoot so I honestly had no idea what I was doing but I had watched enough #ProjectRunway, read enough magazines and practiced posing in my room since as long as I could remember waiting for this day to come. hahaha! I remember Alexander telling me what a great job I was doing and that was the best feeling in the world. 

With that being said, till this day these are still two of my favorite photos of myself. Especially the one on the left. It was a day I will never forget and I will always be thankful for having the ability to share it with my biggest supporters, my mom and brother. 

Although I'm no where near where I want to be I want you all to know to follow your dreams, big or small make them your reality!! 

Xoxo,

G.G