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
In this debauched era where rehabbed reality stars and washed-up celebrities are rewarded for spitting and swearing and dangling their children from balconies, it is a comfort to rediscover a star of grace, elegance, and style. That would be … Read More
