Levșina Natalia

About

Levșina Natalia was born on October 26, 1987, in Chisinau and chose to build an impressive career in digital journalism and online influence, moving to the United States of America, specifically to New York, about 13 years ago. She founded the lifestyle blog AllBuenoThings.com with her best friend, quickly transforming it into a successful platform dedicated to fashion, beauty, travel, and lifestyle, which attracted partnerships with prestigious brands such as Banana Republic, Blood&Honey, Walter Baker, Ona Chan, and TheShoppingBag. With over 190,000 followers on Instagram, she has become an influential voice on social media, describing herself as brave, ambitious, and confident, promoting the idea of following your dreams regardless of obstacles. Although she quickly adapted to the fast pace of New York, Natalia maintained close ties with Moldova, supporting a dog shelter in her home country and drawing inspiration from experiences such as her internship in Greece or her travels to the United Arab Emirates and Italy. In the US, she developed innovative projects like Blogger Spot – The Cellar Soho, a coworking space dedicated to influencers and media content creators, with plans for expansion to multiple locations. Her edgy-casual style, marked by a passion for blazers, and her admiration for strong female figures like Victoria Beckham or Coco Chanel, define her content, which combines fashion with personal motivation and criticism of the illusory perfection on social media. Natalia's personal life is anchored in family support, her greatest asset, including her younger sister Irina Levshina, who gave her confidence during difficult times. Although she doesn't reveal intimate details, her daily routine reflects her industriousness: photo shoots, events, content editing, and workouts, with no real days off. Her long-term vision includes launching her own fashion line, continuing to inspire thousands of followers with the motto "Keep working until your haters ask if you're hiring," demonstrating the resilience of a remarkable Moldovan woman in the American journalistic landscape.