‘Inaugurating’ a new style
byWhile the world has far more pressing concerns, fashionistas will be keeping an eye on what Dr. Jill Biden – and groundbreaking Vice President-elect Kamala Harris – wear on Inauguration Day and to the Inaugural Ball.
Bill Clinton
Tough enough
byKnown for her frankness, former Obama U.N. ambassador and National Security adviser Susan Rice is perhaps hardest on herself.
Mr. Entertainment
byBronson Van Wyck, event planner extraordinaire, comes to Greenwich.
Saying it with music
byA pair of mandolins speak eloquently of a tuneful past and the capacity of music to bring people together in harmony.
WAG’s fascinating men
byEver fantasize about the perfect man? Can there be such a thing? We scoured our archives, memories and experiences and found more fascinating men than we could fit in this issue. Here’s a sampling.
Inspiring the young to a better world
bySurely, if there was ever anyone who understood the high-profile challenges of childhood, it is Chelsea Clinton. Perhaps that is why she’s drawn to help kids as a children’s author.
Along came James Patterson – and Bill Clinton
byJames Patterson is about to become even more successful, if that’s possible. He and President Bill Clinton have teamed for Clinton’s first foray into fiction, “The President Is Missing.”
Relationships lead to success
byCultivating people is the key to success.
Imperial treatment for an American president
byThe Chinese pull out all the stops for Donald J. Trump’s state visit.
Jhane Barnes’ digital designs
byFrom fashion to textiles, Jhane Barnes’ designs depend on math and the use of computers.
True wit
byAristotle once said that “Man is by nature a political animal,” by which he meant we are the only animals capable of reason and…
Pucillo’s hearty outcomes
byIt was the Thursday before Labor Day in 2004 when Dr. Anthony Pucillo — whose practice deals primarily with coronary artery disease and peripheral…
Hillary’s choice
byWAG’s own Ronni Diamondstein was on hand bright and early with her trusty sidekick, Toy Poodle Maggie Mae, for Hillary Rodham Clinton’s recent book-signing…
The voices in their heads
byM – I don’t know if you caught the recent Teen Choice Awards but if you did, I think you’ll agree that Ashton Kutcher’s…
A Dazzling Bakers Dozen
byFrom Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee and the Olympics to Felix Baumgartner’s historic skydive and James Bond’s golden “Skyfall,” there was plenty of shock…
Sold on sizzle
byFor 18 years, Stevens has helped clients ranging from financial firms to pharmaceutical companies to nightclubs make the transition from like to love as CEO of MSCO. He’s had a lot of time to think about what makes an individual or a corporation a dazzling sell.
TRÉS GRAY IS TRÉS CHIC
bySilver has never been sexier.
From Anderson Cooper, Bill Clinton, George Clooney, and Richard Gere – whose 50 shades of gray have progressed from “premature” to “distinguished” – to such sterling leading ladies as Jamie Lee Curtis, Judi Dench, Emmylou Harris, Helen Mirren, model Cindy Joseph and IMF managing director Christine Lagarde, silver may just be the new blond.