A most ‘Social’ place
byErin O’Keefe and Pam Geiger built Ice Cream Social in White Plains not only to be a community hub, especially in the summer months, but to help those in need.
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Back to the future with Sotheby’s
byWhen you think “Sotheby’s,” you probably think “auction house.” But since 1976, it has also been a luxe international real estate firm.
English country elegance on the market in Greenwich
byQuestion: What has a playhouse that’s a replica of George Washington’s Mount Vernon home, equestrian facilities, a carriage house, a cottage, formal gardens, a swimming pool, a tennis court, a treehouse, a gazebo, a six-car garate and still plenty of room for goats and chickens? Why, it’s Denbigh Farm on Riversville Road, of course.
Dee Ocleppo Hilfiger, designing woman
byThe new creative director of Judith Leiber talks handbags, balancing work and family and life with Tommy.
Fashioning support to fight autism
byTommy Hilfiger’s sporting style has taken him to the heights of the fashion world and glamorous collaborations with athletes like current spokesmodel Rafael Nadal….
Rafael Nadal – fashion muse
byOne is as American as his signature red, white and blue palette. The other is a sensual Spaniard whose muscular power game has catapulted…
Rafael Nadal serves as new Tommy Hilfiger muse/ambassador
byHe may be struggling on the court this year, but there’s nothing wrong with Rafael Nadal’s modeling game. The No. 8-ranked player in the…
Rafa, rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
byRafael Nadal is set to strip down as the new spokesmodel for Greenwich’s own Tommy Hilfiger. And all we at WAG can say is…
Tops to Tips
byLike a gift wrapped in tissue and bow or an impeccably garnished cocktail, a fashionable ensemble is nary complete without your hat and gloves….
Holiday form
byWinter glamour borrows the best trends of the season, spicing them with sparkle. Top names in New York City couture present glamorous gowns and body- skimming silhouettes of brights, blacks and just enough bling.
More than 50 shades of gray
byMen’s wear famously operates a season behind women’s ready-to-wear and has at times been regarded as “safe.” But as we transition from summer to fall, men’s fashion is decidedly making bold strides – in color, texture and silhouette — even influencing women’s wardrobes.