I don’t want you to read some long winded story about my life and who I am because that's what the blog is for, but here is what you should know.

Sit, let's get to know each other.

My name is Fabiola Michele,

a born and raised New Yorker and first generation Haitian American.

I love a good story that makes me want to learn more, whether it's about myself, another culture, another artist, or pretty much anything for that matter. As someone who is naturally a sharer of stories, I figure I’d bring to the public, You! Here you will learn about my favorite 3 pillars, fashion, lifestyle and of course wellness. My stories are for everyone but even more so, Black, Brown and POCs.

Work with Me

I’ve made this space for us to check in on yourself and each other, but more than anything, I always want you to walk away with a good story to share.

So whether it's an episode of You Good, social media content, or speaking engagement, just know I am here to make sure you are seen, heard and supported.

Anything else I’m forgetting or you might possibly need, hit my line.

xoxo,

Fab

Fashion

Fable Muse: Meet Axel

For as long as I can remember I’ve always loved fashion and writing a good character story, so I decided to marry the two and bring out a new section called Fable Muse. I haven't decided if this will be a weekly or bi-weekly thing just yet but it’ll be a place where I will introduce you to a new character and her profession. We will get about 3 or 4 looks from her everyday life. Usually consisting of a work fit, out with the girls, date night, and some other functions that align with her everyday life.

Lifestyle

39 Years, 1 Important Lesson

When I truly sit and think about being 39, there are so many things that come to mind. Life definitely does not look like what I thought it would as a child and I am actually grateful for that. To think I wanted to be married with two kids and own a brownstone.

Ice Cold: 50 Years of Hip Hop Jewelry

Seeing so much gold in one room made me smile. A woman who volunteers there had stopped me to ask me what I thought of the exhibit and I honestly just started to gush.