Spring fever in New York is like April in Paris, a flurry of fashion blossoms and rooftop receptions and late-night cocktails in the glow of the Emerald City. … Read More
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Landeros New York AW2021: Night Transmissions
The visionary designer Andre Landeros Michel, founder of Landeros New York (and proud son of immigrants), presents his A/W2021 collection Night Transmissions—tuned in to a high frequency for the shimmering night owls and nocturnal denizens of the urban streets. … Read More
John Varvatos Shares Rock-N-Roll Secrets with The Fragrance Foundation
When Bowie’s “Rebel, Rebel” blasts from the speakers at Carnegie Hall at eight in the morning, it means fashion and fragrance iconoclast John Varvatos is in the house sharing rock-and-roll secrets. … Read More
Nocturne at A/W 19 Landeros New York
Similar to the “nocturne” paintings of American artist J.M.W. Whistler whose moonlit compositions shimmered with fireworks and flickering lights, the A/W 19 collection titled “Nocturne” by the American fashion designer Andre Landeros Michel of Landeros New York suggested a nocturnal urban odyssey dusted with gauzy moonlight against a wine-dark sea. … Read More
NYC Pride March Celebrates Defiantly Different
Marching behind the theme “Defiantly Different,” NYC Pride March 2018 was a testament to the beauty of difference and the import of defiance in the face of injustice. … Read More
Guzzling with Pride at the Center’s 35th Annual Garden Party
Way back in 1984, amidst the AIDS crisis in New York, the city’s newborn LGBT Center hosted a fundraising buffet at its home on West 13th Street in Manhattan. More than thirty years later, The Center’s Garden Party has become the city’s most celebrated LGBTQ food festival. … Read More
Leonard Lauder Inducts Champion in Fragrance Lovefest
Leave it to Leonard Lauder to remind us that America is a great country. A country that needs its artists to keep creating—in spite of the dysfunction in Washington. As the scion of an immigrant family whose mother became one … Read More
Vienna’s Mühlbauer, Hatmaker to the Stars
During the Depression in Vienna, it was not uncommon for the Viennese to keep rabbits and chickens on their apartment balconies—not only for food but also for their skins and feathers. Klaus Mühlbauer, the fourth-generation owner of Mühlbauer, remembers his … Read More
