The RealReal, which started as an online luxury fashion consignment business, is not only expanding its brick-and-mortar operation with a new shop in Greenwich. It’s also ventured into home goods and one-of-a-kind treasures that will particularly appeal to the discerning Greenwich clientele.
Follow My Lead columnist Cristina Losapio continues her discussion of the right way to bring your dog to the office.
As you consider preparing your dog to accompany you to work, WAG’s Follow My Lead columnist Cristina Losapio says you should ask yourself a question: Are you doing this for you or the dog?
WAG reinvents itself with a refreshed look and a breezier style.
Get set for a WAG refresh as we mark our 10th anniversary.
’Tis the season for Debbi K. Kickham’s luxury travel- and beauty-inspired holiday gift guide.
Singer Melissa Errico talks to WAG’s Gregg Shapiro about her passions for everything from the music of Michel Legrand to living in Bronxville with hubby Patrick McEnroe, their three girls and Yorky Pepper.
Former WAG columnist Martha Handler is back with her debut novel, “Winter of the Wolf.”
At Pets a Go Go, every dog does indeed have his day.
Graff trends in new timepieces.
“…Though we offer high-end auctions,” says Katie Banser-Whittle, regional director of Skinner Auctioneers & Appraisers, which has a new office in White Plains, “we also consider things in all price points that people don’t have an outlet for.”
Shimmering fashions at Mary Jane Denzer
WAG is once again selected a top magazine by the New York Press Association.
Skinner Auctioneers and Appraisers announces a new regional office in White Plains.
Onetime Westchester resident Alison Kouzmanoff – a former designer for Westfair – has continued her artistic pursuits after a move upstate. The big news is the launch of Palampore Fabrics and Hangings, quietly sophisticated fabrics for the home.
Ted Yang was a golden guy on Wall Street – until premature triplets delivered him into a better life.
This Pet of the Month remains an upbeat girl, despite life’s hard knocks.
For Billie Jean King, feminism and activism are part of a larger ism – humanism.
The senses and memory come into play in a new “Wine Tasting Journal” by WAG’s own resident Dionysus, Doug Paulding.
“Lunch and Learn” keeps seniors – and speakers – on their toes.