Fashion meets home design
byFashion and design are intrinsically entwined as both are functional yet fun, can contribute to our well-being and share a relationship that can be easily explored.
September 2019
Shining again
byWith jewelry, everything old is new again.
Invest in your skin
byIf you are in need of a new skincare routine, the Exfolikate products are here for you.
Finding a higher purpose in retail
byAltar’d State, coming to The Westchester Sept. 5, offers charming, affordable fashions for the millennial set but with a goal of giving back to others.
Buy Italian
byWhat makes Italian beauty products so special? A recent panel discussion at the Italian Trade Commission in Manhattan sought to answer just that.
Driving cool
byThe McLaren Vision Collection is as cool as its sleek sports and supercars.
The divine Grand Hôtel-Dieu
byNo serious Francophile can afford to miss France’s second city, says Jeremy Wayne.
Regal, radiant, unrivaled Stockholm
byStockholm offers an unparalleled example of the old and the new.
Design for dieting
byIn her neverending quest to remain a size 4 at 63, Wanderer Debbi K. Kickham revisited Canyon Ranch in the Berkshires, which, she says, takes your health to a whole new plane.
Upscale, up the street
byDouro, the Greenwich Mediterranean restaurant, gets a sleek new look and a menu tweak as it moves up Greenwich Avenue to the marquee former Putnam Trust Co. building.
Raising Cain for healthy hospital eating
bySick of horrible hospital food? Resort-style room service and cafeterias are the answer, thanks to star chef Andrew Cain.
Whiskey’s (and whisky’s) moment
byDoug Paulding follows up his “Wine Tasting Journal” (Peter Pauper Press) with a “Spirits Tasting Journal” early next year. So what better way to announce it than with a column on whiskey, er, whisky, which is having another moment.
Facing our path to beauty
byFacial plastic surgery is not without its risks.
Reading, writing and moving
byOur wellness guru Giovanni Roselli talks with wife Stacey about using movement and multisensory experiences to help children with dyslexia learn to read at The Reading Village, the business she started in 2014.
A perfect place
byThe Dog Chapel on Vermont’s Dog Mountain offers a place of solace and reflection for two- and four-legged creatures alike.