They both attended Wellesley College and they both faced the usual uncertainty of attending college, surrounded by women of note and, in many cases, privileged. Those campus experiences started both on their paths to serving as the United States’ highest diplomatic position, Secretary of State. Madeleine Albright, Wellesley Class of ’59, and Hillary Clinton, who …
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“I’m happy being anonymous.” Those were the words told to us by a man whose designs have been worn for decades by pop culture’s greats, such as, Audrey Hepburn, Julie Andrews, Joan Kennedy, Nancy Reagan, Joan Collins, Ann Romney… just to name a few. The late Alfred Fiandaca became a preferred fashion designer to some …
Dan Deacon, the Indie king of audience participation talks time travel, the desert and his new album, “USA”. JL: You used to live off the grid. No ID. No passport. Traveling only by car and train. Has seeing the world changed you? It definitely changed my life. It introduced me to subcultures that I never would’ve …
She had it all, her collection on covers of Vogue and Vanity Fair, celebrities hitting the scene in her designs, thirty+ stores carrying her first season collection. New York-based fashion designer Gemma Kahng was as powerful as her quirky interpretation of power suits that her name became synonymous with across the globe…That was the ’90s. Kahng …
Christian Louboutin goes beyond being footwear royalty. The iconic designer who consistently pushes the envelope with his imaginative designs recently celebrated his twentieth anniversary. The accoutrements of such an accomplishment? A glossy coffee-table art book cataloging his many creations and glamourous fêtes at both Bergdorf Goodman and Barneys in NYC. Now he’s rolled out a nationwide partnership with …
LOUBOUTIN & NEIMAN MARCUS ARE GIVING AWAY SHOES! Read More »
The problem with losing your anonymity is the same as losing your innocence. Once the illusion has been stripped away, it cannot be undone.
The Prince George Boot’s most dramatic design element is its sturdy, four-inch yes-its-from-the-men’s-section heel…
Marc Jacobs supports one of Boston’s greatest cultural institutions, the Boston Ballet, through a special contest that could result in you being $350 of Marc Jacobs richer. Which is basically like $1278931287312381237123 richer in regular dollars. OBVIOUSLY.
Call your boss, invent some elaborate excuse–cholera, for example–but whatever you have to do: TAKE TOMORROW OFF.
A clock for the geometrically minded, the artists, the unabashed aesthetes.
Milman’s tone is pure silk, unraveling into some of the sweetest motifs I’ve heard in contemporary jazz in ages…
Bibhu Mohapatra is coming to the W Hotel tomorrow Tuesday, November 15th… RSVP now or miss out!
There is something grossly honest about this work, like the first time a child looks at you in earnest and asks why people have to die.
