One of the most esteemed and talented novelists of the Boston writing community, Jenna Blum, writer of the New York Times best seller, Those Who Save Us, is currently rolling out her latest writing venture, Woodrow on the Bench. This particular work is a product of great effort and love from an owner to her …
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Chris Donovan’s designs dominate the streets well beyond Boston | by Hailey Bishop Chris Donovan is taking over the fashion world from the ground up. Donovan gained prominence for his dazzling designs on the hit Bravo TV show Project Runway, which he won in Season 14 in 2015. Donovan’s star was ascendant in that moment. …
BOSTON – Following their success at the La Jolla International Fashion Film Festival, the creative team behind the short film “Voyeur De La Jeunesse,” announced that they will be expanding the film and reshooting a key scene that takes place at the Childs Gallery on Newbury Street in Boston. The producers of the film, which …
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From making award-winning wine to aging bottles in the ocean, Richard Jacob does it all The North End is known for serving fine wine, now Richard Jacob of City Winery Boston is trying to expand that reputation of the historic neighborhood as being makers of notable wines. Jacob, a Medford native, recently guided styleboston through …
Forget the tea, North End winemaker puts 150 bottles in the ‘Harbor’ Read More »
LA JOLLA, CA – The team behind Voyeur de la Jeunesse, a short film that was shot entirely in the Boston area, was recognized with the “Best Creative Concept” at the 12th annual La Jolla International Fashion Film Festival. The festival, which was held from July 23-25, is considered to be the Cannes of the …
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How I came to be a lead actress in a nominated short film (Editor’s Note: styleboston creator Terri Stanley is the executive producer of a short film Voyeur de la Jeunesse, which was directed by creative director Cheryl Neeson. The film, which is just over four minutes long tells the story of “an older woman, …
Summer marks a return to activity for city’s busy shopping and residential district Despite the recent oppressive heat, people waited to park at the Capital Grille at 359 Newbury St. Photo by Thomas Brennan The picket fence of the neighborhood’s streets with Boylston, Newbury and Commonwealth Avenue and the alphabet of cross streets that run …
Boston’s Back Bay has developed a refreshingly fun atmosphere this season Read More »
23rd annual RoxFilm features more than 70 films including works by local filmmakers A film from Zimbabwe, a story of Roxbury high school senior, and a US-made comedy that was overlooked because of the pandemic are among the highlights of the 23rd annual Roxbury International Film Festival, which is slated to run in a hybrid …
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– Bogner unveils its 2021-2022 Ski fashion line – SOUTH BOSTON – The weather and calendar might say that it is (finally!) time to get outside, now that the state has lifted the last of the pandemic restrictions. While many are dreaming of dining in the Back Bay or hearing live music or catching a …
Time to think about fashion and adventure travel again Read More »
I’d tell them it was actually my first job having graduated from college. Emma McGill Let’s be totally honest, all acting students train to work their craft and expect to toil for a long time waiting for that big break. For recent Emerson College graduate, Emma McGill, things happened pretty quickly as the acting student …
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By Hailey Bishop Since its founding in 1853, Levi’s denim has been a favorite, a fashion staple for decades upon decades. First chosen by miners and other workers in the Old West for its rugged durability and in the mid-20th century by a range of people from hippies to construction workers, the all-American blue jean …
From gold worn head to toe, to exposed mid-sections, to oversized shoulders, the 93rd annual Academy Awards ceremony brought a bit of old-Hollywood glamour to the fore in what is the first in-person awards ceremony since, well, the 2020 Oscars that was held just before the world shutdown in the Covid-19 pandemic. Nothing about Sunday …
Oscars 2021 brought back some of the glamour that had been missing in the last year Read More »
In 2020, Covid-19 affected all. Everyone’s life had to change, including college students whose classes and campus life abruptly shifted online. The arrival of this novel coronavirus in March 2020 hit some harder than others: parents, those in the working-class who still had to go to work, lower and middle-class citizens without the means to …
Not all Graduations are Equal: A College Senior Makes a Plea Read More »
Boston Design Week returns with a full 12 days of programming Making its return back to Boston after a crazy year of Covid-19, Boston Design Week 2021 will be taking place with its 8th annual 12-day festival, which will run from April 28 through May 9. Aside from the festival itself, there will be more …
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Childs Gallery: Re-opening with an exciting show New space to host John Thompson: An Artist Collects The Childs Gallery is back. The Newbury Street art gallery, which has anchored the block between Dartmouth and Exeter streets since 1937, is currently open for its first post-Covid lockdown show and moving directly across the street from 169 …
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