One-of-a-kind wonders
byIn a neighborhood brimming with jewelry stores in all hues, Sorab & Roshi, Greenwich’s new kid on the block, has created an identity all…
Inside December 2012
Donna Karan connects the dots
byYou would be hard-pressed to travel to anywhere in the world and not encounter the name Donna Karan, the New York fashion maven who set out in 1985 with a simple design mission – to make modern clothes for modern people.
A home for all holidays
byA six-year renovation has restored Mayfield Manor in Harrison far beyond its original (1936) glory.
Hospitality, with a very stylish twist
byWeb summary: A mix of the cutting-edge and the comfortable, The J House in Greenwich is a boutique hotel with countless amenities.
Tasty venture
byChef Rui Correia is a man dazzled by water. Whenever he and wife Dana would visit her family on the Jersey shore, Rui would…
Succeeding against all odds
byToday, more young women than ever are dazzled by the idea of becoming doctors. They dominate medical schools as they do many other professional schools and higher education in general. It’s a far cry from 150 years ago when Elizabeth Blackwell made history as the first woman admitted to an American medical school. And it’s a far cry from the early 1970s when I applied to medical school in the midst of a changing society.