Caitlyn Chase - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

Caitlyn is most known for her work as the creator and voice behind the award-winning website, Caviar & Cashmere. Recognized as a pioneer in digital, she was one of the first people in the luxury industry to launch a blog in 2011. Caitlyn organically built a multi-platform community of over hundreds of thousands of followers, and has collaborated with some of the most recognized brands in the world. Alongside blogging and creating content, Caitlyn has also worked as staff writer and as a freelance journalist at publications such as Four Seasons Magazine, In Touch Weekly, Esquire, 944, and Haute Living.

Content

Total articles 10

• 5 Pieces of Lingerie Your Significant Other Actually Wants

  By Caitlyn Chase| Airows Verified Here are some great lingerie pieces from a new wave of designers that are rethinking the intimates game from the inside out. From the seductive underpinnings of Curriculum Vitae to the cheeky prints of Morgan Lane to the ultra comfy separates with a sportif twist by Sloane & Tate, the well of options for new unmentionables is almost bottomless.

  By Caitlyn Chase · Airows

  Aug. 04, 2016

• Escape to This Costa Rican Resort for the Optimum Getaway

  By Caitlyn Chase| Airows Verified Gorgeous, eco-friendly resorts with breezily luxurious suites, high-end chefs, and furnishings built of native wood? Not so hard to come by in Costa Rica. El Mangroove, the latest addition to Papagayo Bay’s beachfront, has a few specific selling points that made it stand out from all the rest: it’s not just a resort, but a small resort with a stylish boutique hotel spin, and it’s the closest property to any international airport in Costa Rica, meaning easy access in and out for short escapes.

  By Caitlyn Chase · Airows

  Aug. 04, 2016

• Best Penthouses in The World

  By Caitlyn Chase| Four Seasons Magazine Verified Today, it’s no secret that a hotel’s best views are from the top. But before the elevator was invented in 1852, the top floors of many iconic hotel buildings were used as staff quarters. That changed when industrialist Elisha Otis unveiled the lift, and luxury hoteliers recognised that the most opulent accommodations deserve to be housed high in the sky.

  By Caitlyn Chase · Four Seasons Magazine

  Nov. 25, 2015

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Company Info

Caviar & Cashmere

Caviar & Cashmere Blog & Brand.