Like father, like son
The SPCA hopes they can find a home together since they have clearly been together their entire lives and find comfort in each other.
September 2017
The rich variety of Greenwich
“It has it all,” says resident and real estate agent Jen Danzi.
Eros and anguish in Rodin’s ‘body’ of work
Sculptor Auguste Rodin, whose 100th death anniversary is being commemorated this year, located the pain in love’s pleasure.
Dee Ocleppo Hilfiger, designing woman
The new creative director of Judith Leiber talks handbags, balancing work and family and life with Tommy.
The RealReal is the real deal
The company brings authentic consigned luxury goods to devotees online.
The Perfect Provenance is a perfect experience
Greenwich meets downtown Manhattan (and Edith Piaf) in this funky boutique/eatery.
Veronica Beard, Veronica Beard and Veronica Beard
Two are friends and sisters-in-law, married to brothers. The other is their fashion business, which they began in 2010.
Marco Zuccaretti, European master craftsmen
He’s the person to turn to for seamless cabinetry.
Lesley Jane Seymour’s splendid second act
The no-bull former editor-in-chief of Marie Claire and More has reinvented herself with the very digital media that cost her her print jobs.
Joe Gambino helms The Saks Shops at Greenwich
The Connecticut native returns to his roots as the recently appointed vice president and general manager of The Saks Shops at Greenwich.
Johanna Goodman’s singular ‘Beings’
“The Catalogue of Imaginary Beings” is Nyack-based illustrator Johanna Goodman’s collage series that features women “dressed” in art.
Bella Pilar’s most fashionable art
We caught up with the NYC native and LA-based artist and fashion illustrator at a recent signing, where she talked art, fashion and family ties to the Hudson Valley.
Three sporty sisters launch Tenacity Jeans
The athletic siblings say “goodbye” to the “pants dance” with the fall launch of a denim company that creates form-fitting, flattering jeans for athletic females.
Therese Rosenblatt, ‘the voice of an analyst’
The psychologist’s practice includes working with youths ages 10 to mid-20s on a number of today’s challenges.
A walk on the wild side with Paul Zofnass and Renee Ring
The couple blazes an environmental trail with the Westchester Wilderness Walk.
Robert Procop gems at The Vault
The jeweler uses his celebrity collections to fund charitable projects around the world.
‘Bespoke: The Master Tailors of Savile Row’
A great book for men who aspire to style – and the women who love them for it.
Worth New York channels Amelia Earhart
A fashion house for the trailblazing woman.
Fashion says ‘hello’ to the hijab
Fashion brands and fashionistas alike – including CoverGirl’s newest hijab-wearing brand ambassador, Nura Afia – are promoting equality in the beauty industry.
Boscobel sculptures capture Hudson River School
Sculptor Greg Wyatt has spent the past four years working on portraits of the most 19th-century landscape painters who defined America as the new Eden.
Temple St. Clair’s ‘golden’ run
The peripatetic jeweler celebrates the 30th anniversary of her eponymous brand with the fabulous book “Temple St. Clair: The Golden Menagerie” and a rare honor from the Louvre.
A Greenwich house where the classic meets the modern
new custom-built Colonial by the Fieber Group creates a seamless blend of traditional design and luxurious modern living.
Ali MacGraw designs her own ‘Love Story’
Veteran actress and activist Ali MacGraw, who grew up in Bedford and Pound Ridge, visits New York from Santa Fe to spotlight her latest work – in fashion design.
Falling for color
Don’t be afraid to use it in your home décor, Wares goddess Jane Morgan says.
Fashion conscience
Sustainable fashion is about social values.
Nateeva bottles exotic destinations
The perfumer extends your summer vacation with Caribbean-inspired fragrances.
Korean beauty blooms
Cosmetics from South Korea are the hot new thing.
Mi CasaSandra
Jeremy Wayne drops in on a serenely seductive Mexican island.
A select guide to Lisbon
Where to stay (the Corinthia) and where to go for everything from vintage to sardines.
The paradise that is Costa Rica
WAG Wanderer Barbara Barton Sloane finds romance in the most wide-ranging sense of the word in this Central American delight.
Dining fit for a fairytale at Equus
The restaurant within The Castle Hotel & Spa in Tarrytown, offers guests a dream-like dining experience.
Naked came the oyster
Forget the cocktail sauce. Whether the briny East Coast variety or its light, sweet West Coast cousin, today’s commercially farmed oyster needs nothing more than a good white wine, says Doug Paulding, WAG’s resident Dionysus.
Pomodoro and sausage sauce spices summer’s end
Saucy Realtor Jacqueline Ruby says “hello, autumn” with this dish for brisk evenings.
What Chazz and Gianna Palminteri did on their summer vacation
With “A Bronx Tale” percolating on Broadway, the actors enjoyed a busman’s holiday at their Bedford home and at the beach.
The American Gold Cup returns
Time once again for the prestigious equestrian event in North Salem.
Think twice before attending a ‘Botox Party’
There’s much to consider, says plastic surgeon Joseph O’Connell.
Our mini challenge at Life Time Athletic Westchester
We continue our quest to become fitter.
Use – then lose – technology
“As a coach, I strive to wean clients off the technology that may have initiated their new start,” says fitness guru Giovanni Roselli.
Cry Cry Cry reunites for tour
In the coming months, the trio will be performing a series of concert dates, including one in Tarrytown.
What’s happening in September
WAG’s listing of local happenings and events in the month of September.
Top private school open-house dates not to miss
WAG helps jumpstart the selection process.