Smart and cool families: The Socialite Family

Smart and cool families: The Socialite Family

April 22, 2013

The The Socialite Family is making its round in blogland! Founded by French journalist and former art buyer Constance Gennari, the blog focusses on smart and cool families. She has worked with one of my favourite magazines called Milk. The “Tribu” series where families are featured is already worth getting your hands on it. The latest issue (in French) is fantastic again. What I like about the blog concept is that having kids in here, makes it so much alive. You can feel we are talking real homes which is becoming quite popular and becoming a real trend. I am predicting quite some success for this blog concept. What is your impression?

El blog The Socialite Family empieza a tener bastante repercusión entre los bloguer@s. Detrás está la periodista y marchante de arte en su día Constance Gennari que publica retratos de familias inteligentes e interesantes. Ella  ha trabajado con una de mis revistas favoritas que es Milk donde en la sección de “Tribu” ya se presentaron familias. Sólo por esta parte ya valía la pena comprar la revista. La última edición (en francés) es de nuevo fantástica. Al publicar imágenes de niños también, todo el artículo parece mucho más vivo, y eso me gusta. ¡Estamos viendo un vivienda real, fenómeno que se pide cad vez más y ya está creando una auténtica tendencia! Yo creo que el blog tendrá mucho éxito. ¿Vosotr@s que pensáis?

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