Nourishing ‘the theater of life’
byPietro Simone’s Essential and Prestige Collections address skin maintenance and anti-aging respectively.
London
Whither Tokyo’s Summer Olympics?
byWill the games come off next year as planned or will this be 1940 all over again?
Pages and pages of jewelry
byA dazzling new Thames & Hudson book offers another chance to walk through jewelry history.
The enduring lure of the sea
byA new day, a new design trend – or so it seems. Veteran dealer J. Russell Jinishian talks about one decorative element that continues to appeal – marine art. He walks us through his specialty gallery in Fairfield, explaining why the genre continues to find a home in so many interiors.
Leading Lalique
byIn 10 years of ownership of Lalique, Chairman and CEO Silvio Denz has taken the legacy brand’s rich heritage in the decorative arts to new heights, transforming it into a thriving luxury lifestyle brand.
Holiday delights
byJoanna Buchanan is known for her luxury home-décor goods, designed in her Wilton studio and sold around the world. Now, she offers WAG a glimpse into her creative process.
From Italy, with love
byItalian warmth and style meet New England at Pirri Hair Studio in Greenwich.
Art’s ‘edge effect’
byMichael Gitlitz’s career in the New York art world brought him full circle to his home and the neighboring Katonah Museum of Art.
The nature-nurture divide
byIs nature really both so wondrous and terrifying? Or is it merely the personification and reflection of the civilization we have created?
A Renaissance man’s time to shine
byTake a trip to Victorian India through the new John Lockwood Kipling exhibition at the Bard Graduate Center in Manhattan.
Color us delighted
byThe adult coloring book craze continues with “The Age of Glamour: An Art Deco Coloring Book,” a most elegant entry from Thames & Hudson.
At home, around the world
byFrette CEO Hervé Martin chats with WAG during his New York visit to launch the latest collection from the Italian brand of luxury home linens.
The eternal traveler
byWAG’s Wanderer in chief, Jeremy Wayne, never tires of his day job.
World zoos – and hotels for their two-legged visitors
byAlthough my wife thinks I’m a clown, I’ve never been that keen on the circus. But show me a zoo — a good zoo…
Hats off to style
byBritish milliner Karen Henriksen draws inspiration from vintage styles but combines that retro appeal with a savvy take on what people today are looking…
Love, sex and the body-beautiful
byWhen I think of love — and who doesn’t, in the month of February? — my thoughts invariably turn to Rome. As Sophia Loren…
Art without boundaries
byIt’s been quite the artistic journey for Ben Diep and Mairead Daly-Diep, the husband-and-wife founders and directors of Square Peg Gallery. The Hastings-on-Hudson arts…
Style in the ‘House’
byThere’s a world of influences, designs and sources within House of 29 Lifestyle Boutique by Sarah. The sophisticated Chappaqua destination for fine and fashion…
Stretchy, curvy and a touch of leather
byCredits for David Koma’s Autumn/Winter 2015 Collection – Stylist: Elodie David Touboul; Hair: Karin Bigler at Jed Root using Bumble and bumble; Makeup: Andrew…
Casablanca Polo, the source for on (and off) the field
byPhotographs by Bob Rozycki. For those who play – or simply admire the lifestyle – Casablanca Polo in Greenwich has quickly become a…