Beauty – Eu, Cláudio

… Eu não durmo sem ele! (coladinho à pele)

Cláudio Ramos — Thu, 27 Oct 2016 22:39:00 +0000

… Eu tenho um fiel companheiro todas as noites! É este maravilhoso serum da Mary Kay que descobri há anos e que me hidrata, refresca, rejuvenesce e dá à pela uma dose extra de oxigénio, durante o sono. É fantástico e recomendo, porque vos garanto que quando passamos os 40 anos é preciso ter cuidados e confiar apenas no que vale muito a pena. Concordam? Se quiserem saber tudo visitem aqui.

Leiam também um destes artigos:
… O vestido da polémica (Custa 1400 Euros)
… Só porque tenho razão! (outra vez!)
… Acabou o amor (mas não acabou a história!)
Um modelo de Presidente! (na minha opinião)
… Desabafo!
… Tal pai, tal filha!

Grid Type Gallery-Europe’s biggest street party

Cláudio Ramos — Wed, 09 Sep 2015 23:04:32 +0000

A few months ago, we found ridiculously cheap plane tickets for Boston and off we went. It was our first visit to the city and, believe it or not, Stockholm in February was more pleasant than Boston in March. It probably has a lot to do with the fact that we arrived completely unprepared. That I, in my converse and thin jacket, did not end up with pneumonia is honestly not even fair. But who has any right to find fault with a man who chooses to enjoy a pleasure that has no annoying consequences, or one who avoids a pain that produces no resultant pleasure?

Fall Winter Lookbook

It was so cold that I wouldn’t even reach for my camera. I snapped more pictures with my phone than I did with my Canon. We stayed outside the city and ventured out to explore, but all those trips were cut short. Being inside and warm was just so much more appealing.

Sweet home

We mostly just ate. I dragged Lee and our friends across the city and back to get Ethiopian, Mexican, Taiwanese, and Vietnamese. The best ethnic food was the only research I did before going to Boston. I drank tanks of cider after discovering the Downeast variety. This stuff is incredible. They make it right in Boston too!

Fall Fashion Editorial: Time for texture

Cláudio Ramos — Sun, 23 Nov 2014 22:36:56 +0000

Recently, there has been a push by some major digital-based companies towards salary transparency. The current thinking―one that is very much based on the ethos of Internet that the more we know, the better―is that open books will result in an even the playing field.

In the male-dominated world of tech, where women notoriously have a more difficult time getting funding, an even playing field is in the interests of many. To that end, Pinterest recently announced that it was conducting a pay audit of all its employees, and the real estate start-up Redfin went so far as to publish it’s salaries. Women are notoriously not as good at negotiating for themselves as men, and there is some belief that a lack of salary transparency can further hinder their efforts.

At first glance, this may sound like a simple and obvious fix: If you can see how much your co-workers are making, you can demand a comparable amount. But, as with all fundamental shifts it comes with it’s own set of complications.