Fashion Week: Yigal Azrouël’s Cut25
Cut25, Yigal Azrouël’s relatively new, contemporary, more affordable line, presented at Fashion Week for the first time ever at the Highline Stages in the Meatpacking District. Thanks to an old friend of mine who is in charge of Cut25′s PR team, Mary and I had the privilege of attending Cut25′s Fashion Week presentation. And what...
Unintended Consequences
This past Sunday there was a showing of Cut 25′s spring collection. It was like a fashion show but better, because the models kept looping around in a highly coordinated fashion (pun unintended=unintended consequence #1) so you could really catch all the details of the designs and capture some really great photos. (For really great...
Best Sushi in Manhattan – Sushi of Gari
So I have a few addictions. Christian Louboutin, fresh baked chocolate cookies, and last but definitely not least, Sushi of Gari. An avid sushi lover (I have pictures of me eating sushi circa 1993 at age 4, way before it become a major trend,) I have tried at the very least 100 sushi restaurants in...
Get Patent(ed)
Not trying to rush the cold weather but let’s be honest, winter is on it’s way – like it or not. One of my favorite pairs of shoes for winter: black patent Bianca’s. For nail lacquer junkie’s like me, the easy solve for this look is to go fire engine red. But, I’m looking to...
Paper Flower Power?
I’m contemplating paper flower decorations. Since we’re keen on having a late summer/early fall wedding, I know that magnolia’s will not be in bloom. They are beautiful and symbolic of nobility, perseverance and love of nature. Unfortunately, magnolia’s season happens in late spring/early summer. Fortunately, that’s not a complete deal breaker. The alternate solution is...
My Fashion’s Night Out 2011
So I was really, really angry with Mayor Bloomberg last year when he decided to collaborate with FNO and schedule Fashion’s Night Out on Rosh Hashana, one of the Jewish High Holidays. You would think that as a fellow Jew, he would be considerate enough to include those who are observant, but he wasn’t… Thankfully,...
Insatiable Life: Tel Aviv, Shopping in Niveh Tzedek
So one thing that I must admit about Israel is that the shopping is severely lacking. As in, I am a shopaholic and barely feel the need to buy anything while I’m there (key word: barely.) Over the years, I’ve found a few good stores which I return to whenever I need a fix. By...
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