Was your mother a bit of a hippie? Did she wear flowers in her hair and flash the peace sign with her big, happy smile? Some mothers stay forever young, still radiating the love and joy that marked the Sixties … Read More
Anyone who witnessed the documentary Bill Cunningham New York (2010) knows that the veteran New York Times photographer has a treasure trove of photographic evidence of his favorite city and its ongoing evolution. Riding about town on his trusty Schwinn, … Read More
“I went back to Eighties music,” says menswear designer Andre Landeros Michel. “I was feeling nostalgic through music.” … Read More
“I went back to Eighties music,” said menswear designer Andre Landeros Michel, a graduate of Parsons School of Design in Fashion Design who interned for Thom Browne. “I was feeling nostalgic through music.” Michel’s inaugural presentation and show of his … Read More
Some people live like they have all the fun in the world. Jean Paul Gaultier, for example. Think about it: playing dress-up with Madonna and Kylie and doing runway and blending perfumes – and always doing everything with that impish, … Read More
If you didn’t know before, it’s the pole-dancing Dewdrop that makes it abundantly clear that this is not your conventional sugarplum Nutcracker. Imagine instead that Marie Antoinette is throwing a bash at Le Petit Trianon – with Sally Rand and … Read More
Yes, of course you have come to pay your respects to Garbo, which is probably the primary reason that you have traveled to Stockholm‘s Woodland Cemetery – but this UNESCO World Heritage Site is not only the final resting place … Read More
It’s the Bergdorf’s of Stockholm, the Harrods of Sweden: it’s Nordiska Kompaniet (The Nordic Company), better known to locals and global fashionistas simply as NK. If you’ve ever marveled at the sleek and stylish silhouette of the Swedish populace, then … Read More
