lolo timeline RSSlolo timeline RSS2026-10-10T04:18:18+0000<![CDATA[lolo added new blog post]]> An evening of beautiful encounters, inspiring conversations and a subject that deserves all our attention. Last night, I joined The Estée Lauder Companies and Fotografiska for «One in Eight», a powerful photography exhibition dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness. My favorite piece in the exhibition: «StrongHer» by Anna Devis Benet For over 30 years, The Estée Lauder Companies have been committed to the fight against breast cancer, and I love seeing how beauty can bring people together for such an important cause. It all began with the remarkable Evelyn H. Lauder, who launched the Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign in 1992 and helped make the pink ribbon a worldwide symbol of hope. Having lost her own battle with ovarian cancer in 2011, she left behind an extraordinary legacy that continues to inspire and make a difference today. The dress code was «Shades of Pink», which I happily embraced in head-to-toe Valentino. Beyond the fashion, I particularly enjoyed the meaningful exchanges and the different perspectives shared throughout the evening. Meaningful speech by the current United States Ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein Callista L. Gingrich. Great vibes by Annina Frey. Throughout October, selected beauty purchases help support this important mission. I am also delighted to see The Estée Lauder Companies supporting Look Good Feel Better Switzerland, a wonderful organisation helping women feel beautiful and confident during cancer treatment. A beautiful evening with a message that goes far beyond the colour pink. And because breast cancer awareness is a cause that matters across generations, it felt especially meaningful to share this evening with my daughter. LoL, Sandra Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht DISCLOSURE: We may earn commission from links on this page, but I only recommend products I love. Promise!The post Shades of Pink, with a Purpose first appeared on Sandra‘s Closet. Read more here

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<![CDATA[lolo aggiunto nuove post sul blog]]> Let’s Talk Hormones: A Lunch with Sunday Natural at the Club zum Rennweg Sunlight was falling through the windows of the Club zum Rennweg, the table was laid in white, and for once a Zurich lunch was not about hemlines or handbags. It was about the invisible orchestra that conducts our bodies every single day. Together with Sunday Natural, I had invited a group of wonderful women to an afternoon under the title «Let’s Talk Hormones», and what unfolded was one of the most open and honest exchanges I have hosted in a long time. Our guest of honour was Dr. Katharina Maria Burkhardt from Vienna, a specialist in endocrinology, who gave us a rare insight into how hormones truly work together. Estrogen and progesterone, thyroid hormones, cortisol and insulin do not act in isolation. They speak to each other constantly, and when one voice rises or falls, the others answer. Stress, for instance, keeps cortisol elevated, which in turn can disturb ovulation and lower progesterone. Thyroid function influences the availability of our sex hormones, and estrogen in return affects how the thyroid is regulated. Little wonder that the majority of us experience hormone related symptoms at some point in our lives, from fatigue and mood swings to irregular cycles and the many faces of perimenopause and menopause. What I found most encouraging was the professor’s message that we are not powerless. Sleep, nutrition, movement and stress management form the foundation, and where the body lacks certain nutrients, targeted high quality supplementation can support the system in finding its balance again. Which brought us, quite naturally, to our partner for the day. Me with the lovely Sunday Natural team (from left to right): Clarissa Boeker, Miriam Blendorf-Preusche, Sandra Gehlen, and Stefanie Befort. Sunday Natural was founded in Berlin a little over a decade ago out of frustration with the quality of supplements on the market. The founder wanted to create the k... Read more

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<![CDATA[lolo hat neue Blogeintrag]]> Beauty, Honestly: A Lunch with Dr. Kelly Vasileiadou A beauty talk among women, honest, inspiring and delicious. Recently, I had the pleasure of hosting an intimate lunch and Q&A with Dr. Kelly Vasileiadou at Club zum Rennweg in Zurich, and what unfolded over the following hours was less a panel talk than a candid conversation among women, the kind you wish you could bottle. Let me introduce you to Dr. Kelly Vasileiadou, a Swiss board certified specialist surgeon and the founder and CEO of the Dr. Kelly Group in Zug. Her path reads like a masterclass in determination: medical studies in Greece, years as a surgeon at the University Hospital of Basel, further training in Munich, Miami and Singapore, and today more than 15,000 procedures and treatments to her name. She has developed her own signature injection protocol, the Kelly Lift, as well as a medical skincare line that, in her words, was not born in marketing but in the operating theatre. What sets her apart, though, is not the CV. It is the philosophy. Dr. Kelly believes in natural results and long term thinking rather than fleeting trends, and she is refreshingly unafraid to say no. When I asked whether she ever turns patients away, she did not hesitate. A filtered selfie, she told us, is not a treatment plan. In an era of the so called Instagram Face, hearing a surgeon champion restraint felt almost radical. And then there were my guests. A table of wonderful, accomplished, curious women who asked exactly the questions we all quietly carry with us. When should one really start with prevention? What makes a facelift look fresh rather than done? Is hybrid breast augmentation truly the future? Nothing was off limits, and that was precisely the beauty of it. Woman to woman, without taboos, without judgment, with plenty of laughter in between. By the time the espresso arrived, one thing was clear: this conversation is far from over. I am delighted to share that Dr. Kelly has agreed to sit down with me for ... Read more

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<![CDATA[lolo hat neue Blogeintrag]]> A beautiful lunch with Sunday Natural deserves a dress that plays along. For «Let’s Talk Hormones» at the Club zum Rennweg, I chose a dress covered in fruit from neckline to hem, a strawberry bag, shoes finished with tiny strawberry charms, and a pair of earrings to complete the look. Healthy on the plate, healthy on the dress. Wellness does not have to look clinical. On this afternoon, it looked like a summer garden. My look: Belted floral-print cotton-blend midi dress by Mary Katrantzou, earrings Fragola by Jennifer Behr, green Fragolina 105 embellished suede sandals by Aquazzura, embellished strawberry bag by Staud, and oval-frame gold-tone and tortoiseshell acetate sunglasses by Celine. LoL, Sandra Photos: © Sandra Bauknecht / Anastasia Diadio @diadio.anastasia DISCLOSURE: We may earn commission from links on this page, but I only recommend products I love. Promise.The post My Look: Tutti Frutti first appeared on Sandra‘s Closet. Read more here

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