Illustrating the beauty in all of us
Bil Donovan accentuates the positive in his fashion and makeup illustrations.
Star man
Hayden Planetarium director Neil deGrasse Tyson is everyone’s go-to guy for space-time questions.
Luminous blooms
Kathi Cochran and Stefani Chisholm share a longtime friendship and passion for floral and garden design, KC Creations LLC.
Breakfast (and lunch and high tea) at Tiffany’s
It’s all about the new Home & Accessories Collection on the fourth floor of the luxe jeweler’s iconic Fifth Avenue flagship.
Profiles in grace
Being falsely arrested in a case of mistaken identity during the 2015 US Open inspired James Blake to become an activist and write an athletic “Profiles in Courage” called “Ways of Grace.”
Reborn by a woman’s touch
Trailblazing Hollie Bonneville Barden takes over as John Hardy creative director, and the beloved Naga Collection is reborn.
The fabric of design
For many fashion designers, inspiration leads to fabric. For Alex Teih (pronounced Tay), fabric is the inspiration.
Country chic meets country comfort
There’s nothing like a house in the country – particularly if that “country” is located in an exclusive suburb with all kinds of amenities and close proximity to New York City.
To Russia (and back), with love
David Hallberg’s questing spirit took him from American Ballet Theatre to the Bolshoi Ballet and back.
Avril Graham’s gracious ways
The executive fashion and beauty editor of Harper’s Bazaar believes in the dignity of all.
No price above them
The rare ruby, symbol of the independent-minded woman, gets its due in Joanna Hardy’s new “Ruby: The King of Gems.”
Me, me, me, me, me
What does it mean to have a sense of self in an age of narcissism?
A for ‘American Masters’ – and the arts
The PBS series covers culture with a capital “C.”
Carole Radziwill remains
“The Real Housewives of New York City” co-star is a survivor.
‘Match’ tough
Anna Ziegler’s new tennis play “The Last Match” considers a world where everything comes up deuce.
‘Enraged’ at what’s going on?
A new book by Sarah Lawrence professor Emily Katz Anhalt plumbs ancient Greek myths to explain why anger is mostly useless, destructive and counterproductive in a free, democratic society.
Maison’s art of chocolate
For Nicolas Cloiseau, chef of La Maison du Chocolat, chocolate is all about aesthetic expression.
Love’s labors, never lost
For Val Morano Sagliocco, who combines a passion for gardening with a love of food, there have been many labors of love in recent…
Greystone’s progress
The house at 6 Carriage Trail puts the “Greystone” in Greystone on Hudson, a 100-acre luxury real estate development in Tarrytown.
The art of the sale – and diplomacy
A visit by Akie Abe, first lady of Japan, draws attention to job training for those on the autism spectrum at Girl Again in White Plains.