In a world that often tells women to “have it all” without telling them how, the Dolce Vita Ladies Club offers an especially elegant answer: surround yourself with beauty and let authentic connection lead the way. What began in Europe in 2024 as an invitation for women to live fully has now become a global safe space for those craving more than just success. It is not a networking group or a socialite scene — it is a mindset and a movement.
“The vision for Dolce Vita Ladies Club was born at the intersection of my professional journey and a personal desire for something more – more connection, more intention, more beauty in everyday moments shared with like-minded women,” says Lucija Simec, founder of Dolce Vita Ladies Club Europe. Her vision did not happen overnight, but it was shaped by years of observing the way women yearn for meaningful relationships yet find themselves limited to surface-level interactions.
Dolce Vita Ladies Seated: Tash Greizen and Kathleen Francesca, Standing: Anahit Ghazaryan and Lucija Simec
Lucija’s answer was to create an experience where luxury and sincerity are not opposites, but companions. From retreats in French chateaus to sunset parties on the Adriatic coast, the club’s initial European gatherings captured the attention of high-achieving women who were tired of transactional events and thirsty for authentic connection.
“Curation begins with the feeling I want each guest to walk away with: inspired, recharged, and deeply connected — both to themselves and to others,” Lucija expresses. “From there, every detail is considered. The location, the flow of the event, the setting, the people in the room — it all comes together to create a kind of atmosphere that feels both elevated and inviting. A beautiful balance between sophistication and warmth.”
In this way, there is an excessive amount of thought and planning that goes into each Dolce Vita event in order to make them worthwhile and memorable to each member.
Even Dolce Vita’s expansion into the United States started with a signature event at the legendary Cipriani Beverly Hills, a location known for its quiet sophistication. It was a fitting stage for the rebirth of elegant, feminine spaces.
Led by Anahit Ghazaryan in the U.S. and joined by Natasha Greizen, who is preparing for the upcoming launch in Asia, the brand’s expansion is as intentional as its experiences. “It wasn’t necessarily about titles or businesses,” Lucija says of the club’s members. “It was about mindset. A spark. That magnetic energy of women who go after what they want with heart and soul.”
And this energy is noticeable at every Dolce Vita event. Whether a champagne tasting in Los Angeles or a fashion preview in Milan, it is clear that Dolce Vita is where you go to express yourself, your dreams, and your values.
Anahit Ghazaryan and Irina Israelyan
At the center of the Dolce Vita experience are four foundational pillars:
- Private Events & Global Gatherings
- An International Women’s Network
- Exclusive Brand Privileges
- Holistic Wellbeing & Personal Growth
These are the building blocks of a lifestyle. Each private event is designed to spark genuine conversation. Picture small groups of women sharing stories in a vineyard or laughing together during a yoga session on a Mediterranean terrace. These are not just events for social media posts — they are moments of recalibration and joy.
Even better, the club’s mobile app ensures that the sense of connection does not disappear when the champagne stops flowing. Members across continents can connect through curated digital circles, RSVP to upcoming gatherings, and access popular brand partnerships. Because of this, it is not uncommon for members to meet once and stay connected for life.
This is the ripple effect of genuine community. Women do not just leave Dolce Vita gatherings with gift bags — they leave with new collaborators, mentors, and friends. In this way, the Dolce Vita woman knows that luxury is measured by presence. And Dolce Vita gives her encouragement to seek experiences that light her up and step into a room knowing she was invited for a reason.
With holistic wellbeing as another key pillar, members also receive access to workshops on mindfulness, personal development, and general wellbeing. These are gentle reminders that alignment is just as important as ambition.
While Dolce Vita carries an air of exclusivity, its door is open to all women who share its values. There is no requirement to hold a title or boast a particular success story. Instead, prospective members are invited to apply and share their personal motivations for joining. This ensures that the community is based on alignment, not elitism.
As the club continues its expansion in the United States — with cities like New York and San Francisco on the horizon — and with Asia soon to follow, the Dolce Vita world is growing with no plans to stop.
For more information and updates, visit: https://dolcevitaladiesclub.com
