Traditionally, when fashion month is over, and spring is making its first attempts at breaking, I get a full body and face treatment: a deep tissue massage to relax, a facial to clean my pores, a sea salt body scrub to… READ MORE
The drive from Paris to Normandy takes about two and a half hours. It gets interesting as soon as you leave the highway and the spine-tingling sights of the French countryside (La Campagne, they call it) swallow you whole and… READ MORE
How is it that I don’t remember if I ever went on the Eiffel Tower? I have just spent the past hour pondering and searching my deepest, earliest memories. It seems like the obvious thing to do when a) you… READ MORE
The incongruous days when yellow cab drivers unapologetically shooed you out of the backseat when you innocently revealed your destination to be Williamsburg, and when your friends from Manhattan feigned an incurable, medical adversity to the air in that specific… READ MORE
Charlotte Ronson’s fans were in for a bit of a surprise when they entered The Hub at the Hudson Hotel on February 7th. Instead of the usual quirky-cute, happy-go-lucky silhouettes they’ve grown so accustomed to, the stage was filled with… READ MORE
One could categorize vintage in three telling groups. One group would be what we call vintage, and entails everything that’s collected and worth collecting, the special pieces sort of speak, sometimes more than 25 years old. The second group would… READ MORE
There are many ways to spend a glacial Sunday afternoon in New York. One could go ice skating. Or make a fire. Personally I just like to stay at home. And make soup for example. Or iron. I call it… READ MORE
I’ve been raving about Cuba for the past three weeks now – its beautiful landscape, its warm people, its inspiring colors – but let’s talk practicalities for a second. The questions on everyone’s mind are probably: 1. HOW do you… READ MORE