Hair extensions raise style, funds
byA few months ago, I spoke with Ron Cardillo Sr. for a WAG feature. The president of SHE by SO.CAP.USA, an all-natural, hair-extension company…
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House tour spotlights New Canaan’s design treasures
byThe Warner House, a New Canaan property designed by John Johansen in 1956, will be the showpiece of the “Modern House Day Tour +…
New menu at Harvest on Hudson
byAs a cool wind licked our faces last weekend at Harvest on Hudson, we were practically licking our plates. In WAG’s August issue, I…
MAD for jewelry
byA few weeks ago I shared a glimpse into the dazzling exhibition, “Fashion Jewelry: The Collection of Barbara Berger,” which continues into early 2014…
Everybody exhale
byWAG was pleased and privileged recently to have a taste (and scent and touch) of the new $9.6 million THANN Sanctuary Spa that’s part…
Sylvie Shine: Senior Snoop Sleuth
byWAG alum Barbara Nachman would like to introduce you to Sylvie Shine. Sylvie is the amateur detective in the new murder mystery, “Sylvie Shine:…
Getting crafty in Tarrytown
byIn our current fashion-themed issue, we introduced you to the lovely hand-knit fashions and accessories created by Elena Rosenberg. We here at WAG had…
Uneasy lie the heads…
byIs there anyone who’s having a better afterlife than William Shakespeare? This past summer – the Bard’s high season, as it were – saw…
Sexing up Ichabod
byRemember when you read Washington Irving’s “Sleepy Hollow” in school and Ichabod Crane was the gangly nerd done in by the hunky Headless Horseman?…
Rafanole revisited
byIn WAG’s July 2012 “Going for the Gold” issue, I wrote a piece about rivalries in which I suggested that the rivalry between Rafael…
Dressed to thrill?
byRolando Santana unveiled his spring collection during New York Fashion Week at Center 548, and it was truly lovely with soft floral ensembles in…
Foodie Philanthropy
byKids these days have it so good. Chef Brian Lewis, for one, is doing his best to make sure of it when it comes…
Atlas Hugged
byWould Atlas have shrugged at the party Tiffany & Co. threw Sept. 10 to honor its revamped Atlas Collection? Not a chance. The New…
An Opening Most Grand – RSVP Monday
byA pair of stories from the current issue of WAG will intersect in a stylish way later this month. Our fashion-themed edition includes features…
The Shoe Must Go On
byIn WAG’s October “Extremities” issue (hands, feet and feats), China expert Audrey Ronning Topping has a searing account of how her missionary grandparents –…
Wagging it
byFans of WAG couldn’t help but send us links to the piece that appeared in the Sept. 1 issue of The New York Times’…
A long way, baby, but far enough?
byI have been haunted by the Billie Jean King documentary that airs on PBS’ “American Masters” Sept. 10 (8-9:30 p.m.) but never more so…
The remains of the day
by“We want someone to walk away and say, Heineken has made it better.” Pattie Falch, the brew brand’s director of sponsorships and events, is…
Take fashion, add art
byThe current issue of WAG is devoted to all things fashion, and we hope you’ve been enjoying the stories. I was pleased to be…
Ann Taylor gets personal
byWith WAG’s September “Rag time” fashion issue now hitting readers, Waggers region-wide can focus on kicking off their fall wardrobes right. For even more…