Amy Rauch

Qualifications: 5 years at a commercial real estate agency in Washington, DC and (almost!!) 1 working in marketing/business development for a firm in San Francisco. Not an ounce of office siren to be found bc that is INSANE respectfully.

9 times out of 10, if I'm going to invest in something it's going to be jewelry. I've scoured the internet for the best solid gold pieces for the best prices. If not solid gold, the items on this list perform like it. Shop my Linjer collection here https://linjer.co/shop-with-AmyRauch or use code AMYR for $ off!

It’s no secret I walk a LOT, so trust these shoes have passed the test of comfort, support, and lack of blisters. I have wide feet but usually am a pretty solid size 8.

Sezane is one of my favorite brands for elevated, every day items. These are my GO TOs for office wear. Some of this was gifted but majority was bought with my own money, I really do think it is worth the investment. Generally fits TTS, exact sizing in each item.

No real rhyme or reason to this list, just items I've been eyeing for a while now. I usually try to hold out at least 3 months for purchases to make sure it's an item I really actually want (with the exception of limited edition/hard to snag items and then in that case we check the return policy first ladies)

Something was different in the 2016 air that allowed my hair to be BRIGHT blonde, down to my belly button, healthy and strong. When I moved to DC from NC, it slowly started snapping off (as shown) and looked so thin. After holding on for a few more years, I died it back to my natural color and FINALLY two years later it's so healthy and long again.

I decided to cut out any brands that still test on animals a few years ago and honestly it's been so easy. There are SO many incredible brands now that are cruelty-free but these are some of my faves and go tos for my everyday makeup routine.

There's something about spending $8 on a latte that makes it taste so much better than you could ever make at home. These are my favorite spots in SF grouped (loosely) by neighborhood.

There's few things I love in life more than a fresh, homemade pasta with a crisp glass of orange wine. Somewhat ranked in order of my most to least favorite. I know I've barely scratched the surface on pizza/pasta/wine in SF so feel free to DM me any and all recs!

Spent a quick 24 hours in Monterey for a campaign and had the absolute best time. This barely scratches the surface of places to go, see, eat, and drink in Monterey/Carmel but this is how we spent our time in one of the most beautiful towns. Added a few spots on my bucketlist for next time!

Flew to Vancouver a few months ago for a quick weekend trip to visit one of my best friends. We travel very similarly and she has the best recs so this was our recipe for a perfect weekend of exploring the city, eats, drinks, shopping, and taking some time to slow down and catch up in-between.