Lauren Palmer

is a writer, creative entrepreneur, and former fashion stylist whose work explores the intersection of beauty, story, travel, and intentional living. Over the course of her career she has worked in fashion styling, retailing, media publishing, and lifestyle storytelling, always guided by the belief that the details of everyday life—what we wear, the objects we keep, the places we travel—shape the way we experience the world.

Lauren is the author of two books, The France Dance and 11 Days in a Carry-on, both of which reflect her love of travel, reinvention, and the quiet transformation that happens when we step outside our familiar lives. Her writing often centers on the idea that a beautiful life is not something reserved for special occasions, but something that can be created intentionally through the choices we make each day.

She is also the founder of The Art of Living Beautifully, a lifestyle media company through which she created and published a range of digital media exploring style, culture, travel, and the philosophy of living well. Through essays, visual storytelling, and curated inspiration, the platform encouraged readers to cultivate beauty in their homes, wardrobes, and daily routines.

In recent years, Lauren’s interests have increasingly centered on sustainability, stewardship of the natural world, and the enduring appeal of vintage and antique objects—pieces that carry history and craftsmanship into the present. Whether writing, styling, or curating, she is drawn to the idea that living beautifully is not about excess, but about thoughtful choices, meaningful objects, and a life well observed.