Edited by Amanda Gabriele
We’re having a love affair with the kids over at Sociéte Perrier and bringing some of their insider news straight to you. Check out all the dish after the jump.
Edited by Danika Daly
New Year’s Eve in New York City can be a magical night if you go to the right parties. We didn’t want you to spend your hard-earned dollars on something mediocre, so here is our guide to the hottest spots for ringing in 2012. Dress up, kick on your sparkly shoes and paint the town sequin at these fashionable fetes.
Edited by Samantha Lim
Gentlemen pull out those credit cards, Christian Louboutin’s men’s collection is opening a 1,035 sq. ft. men’s store in NYC’s Meatpacking district this Spring, giving you the opportunity to share the pricey red-soled habit with the ladies. Check out some styles after the jump.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Everywhere you look, fall is in the air. The leaves are changing and the moon is high. The sound of buttery, crisp leather jackets can be heard sailing along the chilled sidewalks of NYC. The smells of apples, squash and cinnamon waft from bars and restaurants, making us thirsty for the finest fall cocktails in the city. Not sure where to go for a boozy taste of the season? These five are sure to warm your insides and your day.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Summer may be over, but you don’t have to wait until next year to stuff your face with fried dough covered in powdered sugar. Not only is the 85th Annual Feast of San Gennaro running through September 25, contemporary American restaurant Abe & Arthur’s has festival food on the everyday menu. Called The Carnival for Two, this delectable plate of fried sweets by pastry chef Gustavo Tzoc comes with warm ricotta donuts & cinnamon funnel cake. Yeah our mouths are watering too.
Edited by McArthur Joseph
Andrew Buckler took his show to the street (literally) for the second season in a row. For and hour a block of the meatpacking district was sectioned off for a group of dandy gentleman and random passerbys to enjoy the runway presentation. Spring knits, nautical stripes, and varsity jackets were given the downtown treatment. Drop crotches, snoods, and distressed denim reminded everyone of the label’s signature style.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
New York City is all about a line and/or a cover. I refuse to do either, but to get into the most exclusive places in and around the city you have to know the right person, have to wear the right clothes and – let’s be real – not being a minority never hurt anyone. The New York Times asked some arbiters of nightlife what to wear if you want to stand a chance of getting past the velvet rope.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
If you’re in the city tonight, keep your eyes peeled for Raquel Zimmermann hanging out on the side of a building. Alexander Wang , the consummate guerrilla marketer, will launch his fall 2011 ready-to-wear promotional video with a series of projections all around Manhattan.
