Archive for the ‘NEW YORK Style’ Category
NYC, a rainy Tuesday in March, 7pm. Ask anyone what makes a memorable evening in a legendary New York City space, the answer will be the big people, big places, and above all, the little things encapsulating…humanity. For me, foodie, dancing, or dramatic evenings have nothing on nights when passion turned into action for a […]
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Filed under: ARCHITECTURE, INTERIOR DESIGN, NEW YORK, NEW YORK Restaurants, NEW YORK Style, NY GREEN | Closed
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Always Seeing Stars.
09Apr13
It was a very Film Blanc et Noir winter fed by Netflixing my favorite old movie stars on cold nights. In narly 1950’s sandals and twinkling sunshine, I raced with Mama Sophia’s 10 kids on twisting strada di Napoli and later Ferrari whipped around Roma in Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. I flinged with Almodovar, stuck my nez in […]
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Filed under: ART, FASHION, FILM, ITALY, MEN, NEW YORK, NEW YORK Art, NEW YORK Style, NY STREET SCENES | 1 Comment
Tags: A Woman is a Woman, Amodovar, Anderson Cooper, Antony and the Johnsons, Architectural Digest Home Show, Armani, Barbarella, Blanche P Field, Blue Caprice, Brian Kenny, Busby Berkeley, Cadolle, cashmere sweater, Charles Atlas, Charles Eames, Conflict and Costume, David Beahm, Deborah Marquit, Diamanda Galas, DIFFA, Dior Haute Joaillerie, Domani, electibull, Emily Pilloton, Frette, Gagosian Gallery, Georges Nakashima, Gerhard Richter, Gloria Vandernilt, gloving, Gluck+, Gold Diggers of 1933, Gotham PR, Green Galactic PR, Harem, Helena Barquet, Herera Tribe, Ieri, Jay Kos, Jean DuJardin, Jim Naughten, Jon Caramonica, Jonathan Levine Gallery, Josephine Baker, Julian Schnabel, Kim Jackson, Kristin Paladino, Laduca, Leigh Bowery, Lynn Hasty-Tejada, machine photos, Madison Square Park, madras, marc jacobs, Marcos Chin, Marrakech, meaning of Krsta, meaning of the name Christ, meaning of the name Krisna, Merce Cunningham, Michel Hazanavicius, MOMA, Morris Adjimi, New York School of Interior Design, Nick Cave, NY Women in black, ocular migraine, Oggi, Olek, openhousenewyork, Orly Genger, OSS117, Paisley, Pentagram, Pied Piper, pre-fab, Princesse Tam Tam, Project H, Rachel Laxer Interiors, Ralph Lauren, Ramis Barquet, Riad del Fenn, Richard Branson, Robert Kuo, Roberto Cavalli, Roman Holiday, rune, Sebastian + Barquet, Slava Mogutin, slow fod, Slow Luxury, Smeg, sophia loren, Spring, Starett Lehigh, starrett-lehigh, SUPERM, Susie Funahara, tartan, the meaning of the name krishna, The Stack, today and tomorrow, Tom Fruin, Vanessa Branson, Victoire de Castellane, Wythe Hotel, Yesterday
For the seeker of design, to shine and spiff up the abode for the coming cold, New York City’s inspirations are a wealth to draw from, no matter where you live. The vast array of “Made-in-NYC” choices can scream at the senses, maybe a bit like the riot of color above, a well-lit candy shop […]
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Filed under: ARCHITECTURE, HOME, NEW YORK, NEW YORK Restaurants, NEW YORK Style, NY STREET SCENES, SIX SECRET PLEASURES, STYLE | Closed
Tags: 365 Meatpacking, Albert Hadley, artisanal, Eli Zabar, Frank Prisinzano, Gracie Mansion, jade dressler, Jamie Drake, Lora Sroka, made in new york, made in nyc, Maison Kayser, murals, Philippe Jacquet, Raaka chocolate, The Sauce, Thibaut, Yayoi Kusama, Zuber
spring is kickin’ up! In the country, fresh shoots of green sprouts packed with new beginnings and nutrients are like a delicious drug or tonic to animals, making lambs frolic and life bucolic. In the city, the busy schedules are balanced by more non-linear kicking and romping, experiencing the city in sweet warmer weather, more […]
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Filed under: ARCHITECTURE, ART, FASHION, FLOWERS, FRANCE, MUSIC, NEW YORK, NEW YORK Art, NEW YORK Style, SCENTS, THE TOP 8, TRAVEL, TRENDS, WOMEN | 4 Comments
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Sound created the Universe, stars and lovers. hello I see, smell, taste you too. East Coast USA: we are in black earth month here. It’s getting cold and we find ourselves seeking warmth, shelter, comfort in the familiar and also the transcendant. The mechanics of our thoughts, running around accomplishing things on our hamster wheels […]
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Filed under: ART, MUSIC, NEW YORK, NEW YORK Art, NEW YORK Restaurants, NEW YORK Style, PHOTOGRAPHY | 1 Comment
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