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History in High Heels is the journey of Ashley Buchanan through academia equal parts fashion, travel, and higher education. Everything will be small and bespoke, uniquely crafted by Anna and Ashley to showcase what they love about Tuscany and Rome.
History in High Heels Blog
1M ago
Washington, D.C. is probably best known for its rich history, beautiful landmarks, and famous cherry blossoms. But there is another stunning bloom throughout the city in the spring that many people overlook – the wisteria! Although DC is home to several varieties of wisteria, there is one variety that blooms in spectacular fashion each April at… Read More »Wisteria Hysteria in Washington DC ..read more
History in High Heels Blog
1M ago
Washington D.C. is known for its stunning cherry blossoms, particularly those found at the Tidal Basin. Every spring, visitors from all over the world come to see the famous pink blooms. But what’s the history behind these trees, and when is the best time to see them? The history of the cherry blossoms in D.C.… Read More »DC Cherry Blossoms + What to Wear ..read more
History in High Heels Blog
1M ago
From Cairo and Giza (covered in Part 1) you will want to head up the Nile to heart of Ancient Egypt. In antiquity, Egypt was divided into two regions, Upper and Lower Egypt. While Lower Egypt would become the heart of Roman and Islamic Egypt, Upper Egypt boasts the world’s most intensive concentration of ancient… Read More »Egypt Part 2 ..read more
History in High Heels Blog
8M ago
If you had asked me, before I moved to DC, which nearby state would be my favorite for road trips and weekend getaways, I can’t imagine I would have said West Virginia. I had never visited and had no idea just how beautiful and unique West Virginia is! For this sponsored trip, my second with… Read More »West Virginia’s National Coal Heritage Area ..read more
History in High Heels Blog
8M ago
Egypt Part 1 For as long as I can remember, visiting Egypt was on my bucket list. Stories of Pharaohs, mummies, and pyramids captured my imagination as a child and engendered a life-long love of history and different cultures. Unfortunately, by the time I began traveling as an adult, the eroding political situation in Egypt… Read More »Egypt Part 1 ..read more
History in High Heels Blog
8M ago
Did you know that just a few hours from DC is a chic and charming destination tucked in the Allegheny Mountains? Well, let me introduce you to Greenbrier Valley West Virginia! The region is probably most famous for the historic Greenbrier resort, but this area has so much more to offer from quaint little mountain… Read More »Greenbrier Valley, West Virginia ..read more
History in High Heels Blog
8M ago
There is a lot of discussion in the field of history around how the skills acquired from a history degree are transferable to almost any field and are highly desired on the job market. The problem is that for as much as we tell students that reading, writing, and analytical skills will take them far,… Read More »Careers for Historians ..read more
History in High Heels Blog
8M ago
(Updated 2021) Ultimate Florence Map Guide by History in High Heels. See where to eat and what to see and do ..read more
History in High Heels Blog
8M ago
With Covid cases falling, vaccination rates rising, and the world beginning to reopen, I think we all have some sort of travel on the brain. I love traveling in the summer, but I hate the heat! And I learned long ago that the key to looking chic while staying cool when traveling in the summer… Read More »Summer Travel Dresses ..read more
History in High Heels Blog
8M ago
Heatless Hair – I discovered this company on TikTok. The product is often out of stock, but I stalked their TikTok for a restocking notification. As soon as it was available, I pounced! Honestly, the results seem too good to be true, which is why I had to try it. From what I gather, this… Read More »Weekly Finds ..read more