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THE REGINA EDIT · FASHION, FOOD & BEAUTIFUL LIVING

Where dining
& fashion collide.

Baccarat. Tiffany & Co. Louis Vuitton. Three iconic names—and three experiences that prove luxury can be served at the table, too.

The Baccarat France emblem set into a polished black floor
The experience begins before the first sip.

DRESSED FOR DINNER

I love when the experience is just as memorable as the meal.

I love fashion, I love beautiful spaces, and I definitely enjoy a good meal. So when those worlds come together, I’m all in.

Designer dining is about more than eating beneath a famous name. It is the mood, the presentation, the details, and that feeling of stepping inside a brand’s point of view. From sparkling crystal to iconic colors and logo-stamped desserts, every part of the table becomes part of the story.

EXPERIENCE 01 · BACCARAT

Crystal, cocktails & a little drama.

Baccarat felt glamorous from the moment I walked in. The dark, reflective room, glowing light, and signature crystal turned a cocktail and seafood into a full experience.

The chilled seafood presentation was beautiful, the cocktail arrived in unmistakable Baccarat style, and even the table felt dressed for the occasion. This was dining with sparkle—and I loved every polished detail.

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EXPERIENCE 02 · THE BLUE BOX CAFÉ

There is something special about Tiffany blue.

The Blue Box Café brought fashion, friendship, and dining together in one beautiful experience. Tiffany & Co. has its own kind of elegance—bright, polished, celebratory, and instantly recognizable.

From the Audrey Hepburn artwork to the Tiffany-blue menu, artistic place settings, and beautifully presented salad, every detail felt intentional. Of course, we dressed for the occasion. My blush suit, gold clutch, and a table surrounded by stylish women made the day feel even more special.

Good friends, great fashion, and a Tiffany-blue table? That is my kind of experience.

EXPERIENCE 03 · LOUIS VUITTON

The monogram made its way to the menu.

Le Café Louis Vuitton was playful, stylish, and full of thoughtful brand details. The warm wood, gold lettering, fashion books, and beautiful tableware made the space feel like an extension of the boutique.

The sliders and fries were familiar favorites served with a luxury twist, while the chocolate dessert made the fashion connection impossible to miss. From the patterned plate to the monogram on top, it was almost too pretty to eat. Almost.

REGINA’S TAKE

Sometimes luxury isn’t what you carry. It’s how an experience makes you feel.

I appreciate a beautiful handbag, but I also love a memory I can take home without a shopping bag. These experiences combined fashion, atmosphere, and food in a way that made each stop feel special—and gave me another reason to dress up and make a reservation.

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