A chukker or two with a rising polo star
byLast year, Jennifer Schmeer had a chance to take a polo lesson at Greenwich Polo Club with Argentina’s Joaquin Panelo, among others. Here is her interview with him.
Fascinating Friends
Last year, Jennifer Schmeer had a chance to take a polo lesson at Greenwich Polo Club with Argentina’s Joaquin Panelo, among others. Here is her interview with him.
Sarah Rowen brings wearable, trendy style to the equestrian world with her traveling boutique, Fab Finds by Sarah.
To and From is a “mindful nail concept” salon in Darien that offers clients a relaxing service using only the highest-end, clean products.
The dragon and the dragonfly figure spectacularly in Michelle Ong’s jewelry designs – and in a forthcoming book on her Hong Kong-based jewelry house, Carnet.
When you think of Buccellati – the Italian jeweler and silversmith—what comes to mind are boldly colored gemstones set against textured gold that resembles lace, linen and other precious fabrics. But the firm is equally well-known for its silverwork, especially its realistic “fur”-clad animal sculptures.
Wares columnist Cami Weinstein shares her pointers for incorporating pets into our homes.
Whether it’s called zoomorphic personal ornamentation or critter glitter, animals of all kinds have been a recurring motif in jewelry history. Their natural beauty and unique traits have inspired countless pieces, from the scarab beetles of ancient Egypt to David Webb’s zebras and frogs.
No need to leave furry or even feathered members of the family home when there are so many pet-friendly hotels.
In the fine city of Cambridge, Massachusetts, there’s oh so much to be passionate about.
The ecosystem is reborn on PBS’ “Nature: American Spring LIVE,” which the Emmy- and Peabody-award winning series will air April 29 through May 1.
Everyone knows that New York is home to some of the world’s most prestigious doctors, hair stylists and beauty providers. So I went to the Big Apple to take a bite out of some of the world’s best – in the nicest possible way.
“We want to make this different from your regular Mexican restaurant experience,” says Chef Hugo Orozco.
Grounds & Hounds Coffee Co. says, “great coffee can fuel a greater purpose.” To that end, 20 percent of the profits of its fair trade and organic specialty coffees and related products fund animal rescue initiatives across the country.
Wine & Dine columnist Doug Paulding meets with vintners from Livermore Valley wine country, just east of San Francisco, which could be called one of the birthplaces of the California and, by extension, American wine world.
WAG fashion and beauty editor Meghan McSharry walks you through her experience getting the “nonsurgical nose job” at Greenwich Medical Spa in Riverside.
Perspiration offers inspiration for cosmetic products you can wear while exercising.
Asking the right questions about your life is the key to finding solutions to your challenges.
One, two, three, aw – puppies.
Handsome, well-groomed and well-mannered Frankie Forrest of Mahopac may well be the Cary Grant of pooches.
WAG’s list of local happenings for the month of April.