The Algonquin Hotel One for the books. The Manhattan property where Harold Ross created “The New Yorker” is a literary buff’s paradise.
The Marlton New York Small but mighty. An utterly charming boutique hotel that has hosted everyone from Jack Kerouac to St. Vincent.
A New York Weekend Bright lights, big city. There’s much to see in the city that never sleeps. New York teems with world-famous attractions, restaurants, and experiences.
Stylist Kemal Harris House of clothes. The “House of Cards” costume designer lives in a quiet Brooklyn neighbourhood—calmer than Manhattan, but still a stark contrast from her hometown of Tofino.
Mmuseumm New York City Alleyway abstract. New York City’s compact museum, tucked inside a defunct elevator shaft, succeeds in capturing the minutiae of everyday life as well as it does the complexities of the human spirit.
Susan Orlean Fire Starter. Author Susan Orlean discusses her latest work “The Library Book”, a Los Angeles story centred around a devastating 1986 fire that ravaged the city’s Central Library.
Greta Garbo’s New York Apartment A glimpse. It still features some of Garbo’s own design and decor touches.
Tiffany & Co. Chief Artistic Officer Reed Krakoff Through Seasons. Reimagining Tiffany’s long-standing relationship with nature, Krakoff’s debut Blue Book collection takes cues from the four seasons—but through a relaxed interpretation.
How Reed Krakoff is Redesigning Tiffany & Co.’s Diamond Empire for Millennials Reed Krakoff is here to breathe new life into the legendary jeweler.
Hotel Shocard Under the lights. The modest hotel offers all of the necessary creature comforts in a location that any theatre buff would drool over.
DKNY SoHo Store Next chapter. It serves as the foundation for yet another fixture on the streets—the uniform-clad DKNY woman.
Sota Atsumi at Chefs Club New York Home away from home. The hottest chef in Paris pops up in Manhattan.
We Are The City Elton John meets Linkin Park. The music tends to be unpredictable, in a very good way, and reflective of the three band members’ individual influences.
Coach Creative Director Stuart Vevers Street smarts. He continues to push boundaries in all the right directions.
