Flat-out flair from Ethan Abramson
byThe innovative Flat Bowl and the sleek Steel Forest collection mark the latest work from Ethan Abramson.
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Ousia brings Greek essence to the West Side
byGreat food, service and décor are the “essence” of the latest offering from The Livanos Restaurant Group.
Yamini Lal’s world of flavors
byWe check back in with the Fairfield County blogger to find out what she’s been doing – and eating – since we last spoke.
Sparkling at Saks
byThe 6,000-square-foot Vault — the only Saks store dedicated solely to fine jewelry — marks the latest chapter in the evolution of The Saks Shops at Greenwich.
Time passages
byA Geneva workshop is being recreated in Manhattan during Patek Philippe’s “The Art of Watches, Grand Exhibition New York 2017.” We revisit our January story on the event designed for watch collectors, antique lovers and history buffs alike as the July 13 opening nears.
A WAG ‘cover’ guy’s second act
byFormer WAG cover photographer David Bravo tells us what he’s been up to. Hint: It involves marketing.
From France to Tarrytown
byLyndhurst heiress Anna Gould’s connection to France will be in the spotlight at the Tarrytown mansion this month when some of her possessions secured in a Parisian auction this winter go on display. Plus, an update on a $1 million grant being used to restore the lower landscape and new specialty tours.
Sipping and snipping at Noland for Men
byThe barbershop, that perennial of male grooming, gets an upgrade in Greenwich by Christopher Noland.
A British accent on fashion
byJane Wilson-Marquis is the British-born, Putnam Valley-based fashion designer known for her one-of-a-kind custom work. In our September 2016 profile, she spoke of a dream – an atelier in New York City – and it has now come true with oliver + jane on the Upper East Side.
Hormones, history and horse sense
byDr. Erika Schwartz is back with a new book that puts plant-based bioidentical hormones in the context of hormone history and good, old-fashioned common sense.
Polo Star Mariano Aguerre rides to ‘fame’
byIf you ask Mariano Aguerre, one of the world’s finest polo players, which athletes he has admired in other sports, the April 2015 WAG…
Designing a personal and professional success story
byIn October of 2012, the Westchester County Business Journal, a sister publication to WAG, featured a story about designer Brenda Kelly Kramer, now Brenda…
A well-designed season ahead
byDesign enthusiasts, art lovers and tourists from around the world have been faithfully making the journey to The Glass House in New Canaan since…
The fighting game of 914 Krav Maga
byWhen I stepped into 914 Krav Maga for the first time, I wasn’t expecting to learn how to defend myself against an unanticipated knife…
In fashion
byWAG still remembers the excitement of our September 2015 cover story devoted to Ralph Pucci. The Museum of Arts and Design in Manhattan was…
From Bali to Bloomie’s
byTwo years ago, WAG had the pleasure of interviewing Guy Bedarida — then creative director/head designer of John Hardy — at an event at…
Leader of the pack
byThere’s something truly magical about listening to the melodic three-part harmony of Alawa and her two brothers, Nikai and Zephyr. The sound starts with…
Still charming
byWhen WAG first visited with Samantha Levine back in 2013, the founder and creative director of Auburn Jewelry had put her law career on…
Art walk
bySusan Stillman is causing a bit of a stir at Congregation Emanu-El of Westchester. Actually, it’s the White Plains artist’s work that’s been getting…
MJD’s legacy lives on
byWhen the owner of a business dies, uncertainty mingles with grief: Will the enterprise go on? Too often, a business doesn’t outlive its guiding…