Stapled and Xeroxed

“Penny..!!” she yells up the stairs. We wait a few seconds for a sign of life. “Penny??” she tries again. “Are you sleeping?” It is 11 AM on a cold Sunday morning. The house is quiet except for the dog’s… READ MORE

December 13, 2013 / 4 Comments

I Am Giving You Soap!

I know what you’re thinking… Just another soap, right? Wrong! Jaboneria Marianalla is special for a number of reasons. First: the soaps smell awesome. Second: my friend makes them, with his mother. Third: they look awesome. Four: they contain rejuvenating… READ MORE

December 11, 2013 / 3 Comments

The Art of Living Comfortably

I didn’t even leave my house for this shoot. It wasn’t raining or anything, wasn’t cold either. Didn’t break my leg, nor get hit with house arrest or a crazy stomach bug. There’s just something very nesting about natural fibers…. READ MORE

December 6, 2013 / 4 Comments

Time Travel

During what reporters describe as a record breaking cold front in November, I find 34-year old Bianca Turetsky curled up in a white Eames bucket chair in her living room. She looks very much like I’d expect any full-time writer… READ MORE

December 3, 2013 / 5 Comments

When Grace met John

There are animated theories about Grace Kelly having had an affair with John F Kenndy. Certainly the way she met him, dressed in a nurse’s costume at his hospital bed in New York, wasn’t exactly standard protocol. But besides her… READ MORE

November 29, 2013

Chloé, Behind the Scenes

I spent three days at the Chloé headquarters in Paris. Geraldine Sommier, the woman who was hired two years ago to restore the semi-lost archives, granted me free reign of her office, two medium-sized rooms filled with fashion images and… READ MORE

November 27, 2013 / 5 Comments

Is Color Blocking Retro Now?

Carven designer Guillaume Henry was in New York last week for the store opening of the new flag ship on Mercer Street. Though the space was still under construction, he celebrated with a soft opening and a dinner a few… READ MORE

November 25, 2013 / 2 Comments

Twenties Collective / 11.21.13

20 SENSE: Natalie Joos, Casting Director and Tales of Endearment Founder If you’ve ever perused one of the ubiquitous street style websites or cozied up to one of those clunky ol’ fashion mags, you’ve probably stumbled upon the face of… READ MORE

November 21, 2013

Three Halves to Make a Whole

When I walk in the front door to Mia’s second floor apartment, I wonder if she’s just raided a florist. There are flowers waining in the kitchen sink, in artsy cabbage bushels on the window sills, laid out in a… READ MORE

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Sixty Years of Chloé

During Paris Fashion Week in September, at the book launch on Rue Saint Honoré, I met 92-year-old Gaby Aghion, the founder of Chloé. She sat in a wheel chair in the middle of the store, entertaining fans and loyal customers… READ MORE

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