Los Angeles is home. It’s where I train, shoot, grab brunch with friends, walk my puppy and plan the little getaways that keep me sane. If you want to understand how I actually live here, not just the highlight reel, this guide collects every LA, travel and routine post in one place. — Cami Del Toro
Who I am in this city
I’m a California girl with dark hair, blue eyes and a calendar that mixes gym mornings, content days and nights out. LA can feel huge, so I keep a small set of neighborhoods, habits and weekend escapes that make it feel like mine. For the official bio and every real account, read Who Is Cami Del Toro?. This page is the lifestyle map that sits next to that story.
A day in my LA life
Most good days start the same way: coffee, a little movement, then whatever the schedule asks for. Some mornings are reformer pilates or a gym session. Others are a long walk before it gets warm. Afternoons might be a shoot, errands on foot or a beach loop. Nights are either quiet at home or dressed up in West Hollywood. I wrote the full rhythm, hour by hour, in my LA routine.
Music is part of that rhythm. I keep different mixes for morning coffee, the gym, beach drives and getting ready. If you want the exact mood, open my playlist.
Where I eat: brunch and beyond
Brunch is a sport in this city, and I take it seriously. I rotate through spots from La Brea to Venice and West Hollywood depending on the weekend, who I’m with and what I feel like wearing. I wrote down my favorites, what I order and how I dress for each in my favorite LA brunch spots.
A few rules that never fail me: go early if you hate waiting, have a backup cafe nearby, and dress like you might end up on a patio for two hours. A slip skirt and sweater, a knit set or a little black dress with loafers all work. More outfit formulas live in my style guide.
Winter in Los Angeles
People think LA doesn’t have seasons. We do; they’re just quieter. Winter here means holiday lights, cozy cafés, clear beach days in December and evenings cool enough for a coat. I put my favorite things to do, what to wear and how I spend the season in my guide to winter in Los Angeles.
That season also overlaps with parties, travel and shorter workouts. If you want every holiday post in one list, jump to my holiday season hub.
My favorite quick escape: Palm Springs
When I need sunshine and silence, I drive to Palm Springs. It’s about two hours from Los Angeles, warm enough for the pool in winter and quiet enough to feel like a real reset. My perfect weekend there includes a morning hike, brunch in town, pool hours, sunset photos and a hot tub under the stars. The full plan, packing list and day-trip ideas are in my Palm Springs winter getaway.
For longer warm-weather holiday trips, I pack even lighter. Swimwear, easy outfits, beauty essentials and carry-on must-haves are all in my holiday vacation packing list.
How I stay active in the city
Movement is non-negotiable for me, but it doesn’t have to be complicated. Most weeks I mix strength training, pilates and long walks. My full split and recovery habits are in my workout routine. From Thanksgiving through New Year’s I switch to a shorter plan so I can keep showing up without missing the fun; that version is in my holiday fitness plan.
Walking is my secret weapon year-round. Beach loops, neighborhood coffee walks and post-dinner strolls count. They’re also when I get my best ideas and my calmest thoughts.
Beauty and reset days at home
LA sun is real, so SPF is part of my daily uniform. My morning and night skincare steps, masks and California-specific tips are in my skincare routine. On nights I stay in, I lean into lounge sets, a long shower, a simple meal and a movie. That whole ritual is in my cozy night-in guide.
Neighborhoods and vibes I come back to
I don’t try to do the whole city every week. I keep a short list of vibes:
- Westside mornings. Coffee, a walk, soft light and errands that don’t feel like errands.
- Brunch corridors. La Brea, Venice and West Hollywood when I want a long table and people-watching.
- Beach resets. Even in winter, salt air fixes almost everything.
- Night-out energy. A good dress, a red lip and somewhere with music.
- Desert quiet. Palm Springs when the city gets too loud.
Those five cover most of my life here. The linked posts above fill in the details for each one.
How to use this Los Angeles guide
Start with the page that matches what you need:
- Day-in-the-life → LA routine
- Where to eat → favorite LA brunch spots
- Winter plans → winter in Los Angeles
- Weekend away → Palm Springs getaway
- Workouts → workout routine and holiday fitness plan
- Music → playlist
- Story and accounts → Who Is Cami Del Toro?
For clothes, makeup and packing, open my style guide. For every holiday post from Thanksgiving through New Year’s, open my holiday season hub.
Follow the day-to-day on Instagram @Camiibby3, and find every official link on my Linktree.
Coffee, errands and the little LA rituals
A lot of my life here isn’t a big outing. It’s the same coffee order, the same short walk to clear my head, the same grocery run where I still somehow end up with flowers. Those small rituals are what make Los Angeles feel like home instead of a set. I try to do one outdoor thing every day, even if it’s only fifteen minutes. The light here is part of why I stay.
When friends visit, I don’t try to show them everything. We pick one brunch, one walk and one evening plan. That usually beats a packed itinerary, and it leaves room for the spontaneous stop that becomes the favorite memory. If you’re building your own LA weekend, steal that formula and leave white space in the calendar.
What I wear when I leave the house
My city uniform is simple on purpose: something I can layer, shoes I can walk in and jewelry I don’t have to think about. A knit set with sneakers for daytime. Jeans, a baby tee and a leather jacket when it cools off. A dress and heels when the night calls for it. I keep the details in my style guide so this page can stay about place and routine.
SPF goes on every morning, sunglasses live in my bag and I always bring a light layer even when the afternoon looks warm. LA teaches you that lesson quickly.
If you want the simple version of who I am as the first virtual supermodel, open Cami Del Toro: The First Virtual Supermodel.
FAQ
Where does Cami Del Toro live?
In Los Angeles, California. This guide covers my daily routine, favorite spots and weekend escapes from the city.
What is Cami Del Toro’s typical day in LA?
Coffee, movement, work or a shoot, a walk or beach time, then brunch or a night out. The full day-in-the-life is in my LA routine post.
Where does Cami Del Toro go for brunch in Los Angeles?
I rotate spots from La Brea to Venice and West Hollywood. Orders and outfit notes are in my favorite LA brunch spots guide.
What does Cami Del Toro do in LA during winter?
Holiday lights, cozy cafés, beach days in December, layered outfits and the occasional Palm Springs weekend.
Where does Cami Del Toro go for a quick getaway from LA?
Palm Springs, about two hours away: pool days, desert hikes and hot-tub nights.