Design is a way of seeing. This space holds the visual language of Outlaw Woman—interiors, objects, materials, and curated form. It’s not about trends, but about restraint, mood, proportion, and the quiet power of what’s chosen with intention.
From built environments to wearable pieces, these are the details that shape how a life feels—structured, edited, and deeply personal.
DESIGN
A behind-the-scenes look at Kelly Gidney's creative process for a luxury retail concept, exploring interior design, branding, materiality, and carefully curated objects.
In this Travel Well feature, explore the Art Deco heritage of the Orient Express and its Grand Italian Tours through iconic European destinations alongside refined stays like Rome’s La Minerva with its hammam spa experience.
In this edition of Design Notes, I revisit a Milanese penthouse featured in Architectural Digest that reads like a master class in Italian modernism. From Gigi Sabadin chairs and an Angelo Mangiarotti table to a sculptural fluted glass shower inspired by Nanda Vigo, the project embodies the quiet confidence and material discipline I love about Italian design.
My grandmother turned every party into something unforgettable—whether it was a Vegas night with her sisters or a 90s basket party that packed the house. She taught me that gatherings don’t need to be flawless—they just need heart, humor, and a few thoughtful details.
Clean, effortless, and always in my bag—Merit is my everyday essential. Here's what I use and why it's become my go-to for getting ready in two minutes or less.