His heart on his well-turned sleeve
byAndré Leon Talley’s memoir of his 50 years at the pinnacle of fashion is many things, but most of all it’s an unputdownable summer read.
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Mr. Entertainment
byBronson Van Wyck, event planner extraordinaire, comes to Greenwich.
Fashion forward
by“Pierre Cardin: Future Fashion,” a tribute to the pioneer of Space Age fashion and futuristic design, continues through Jan. 5 at the Brooklyn Museum.
A whirlwind trip through New York City Jewelry Week
byJewelry is having quite a moment as New York City Jewelry Week 2018 continues through Nov. 18.
Get in line
byLa, Ligne, a fashion line launched by former Vogue editors, is devoted to the ever-classic stripe.
DB Designs gives life to your home
byDiane Byrne, the founder of the Rye-based interior design company, ensures that her clients’ homes meet their function and fashion needs.
Bewitching linesman
byVogue darling Luke Edward Hall has a Picasso-like versatility, gift for drawing and love of neoclassical beauty.
Illustrating the beauty in all of us
byBil Donovan accentuates the positive in his fashion and makeup illustrations.
The beautiful life
byThe teal-hued walls of Giordano Beauty in Hastings-on-Hudson are filled with vintage cosmetic ads. The glamorous women in exotic locales captivated a beauty-obsessed Susan…
A most exciting ‘First Monday in May’
byAny careful reading of the operating hours of The Metropolitan Museum of Art on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan yields the fact that in addition…
Our ‘dinner’ with André
by“As grand as he is humble” was the way André Leon Talley described his friend and mentor Oscar de la Renta after the Katonah…
Honoring a man of style
byOn Sunday, Nov. 8, the Katonah Museum of Art salutes André Leon Talley with the Himmel Award for his contributions to fashion as a…
Adjectival allure
byThe words “legendary” and “icon” could be applied to Diana Vreeland, but then they would be redundant. As a columnist and editor at Harper’s…
Hip to haute on and off the Avenue
byPhotographs by Anthony Carboni Who says all good things must come to an end? At least that was the sentiment shared among Greenwich merchants…
Paint it black
by“The Borgias” returns to Showtime for its third season April 14 at 10 p.m., and I for one can’t wait, having just caught up…
Atlas shrugged
bySo the October issue of Vogue is about to hit the newsstands (Sept. 25) and already there’s been a hue and cry about Annie Leibovitz’s pix of a shirtless Tim Tebow rolling a huge tire through a rocky landscape. It’s an image that conjures Greek myths (Atlas, Sisyphus), Surrealism and homoerotic muscle mags.