I’ve lived in NYC since 2014 in the same apartment on Park Ave with my two best friends. I can’t imagine myself anywhere else. There is endless opportunity here, and I rarely find myself wanting to just go home after work because there is so much to explore in NYC, and there is a constant buzz in the air. I love frequenting new events, meeting people, and going to new places. It encourages you to try something new, put yourself out there and get involved in the unknown.
This past weekend I went to see Carl Cox, Pan-Pot, Darren Emerson and a few other deep house / techno DJs on Governor’s Island, and had a BLAST! We took a ferry over there at 5:30pm to see the performance this past Sunday. It was really fun and even though I usually prefer concerts on … More Escaping the City for Concerts on Governor’s Island
Yesterday was my good friend Ali’s birthday and about 5 of our good girlfriends went out to celebrate at the new Jean-Georges restaurant abcV. It is a plant based, non gmo, sustainable and organic restaurant serving all vegetarian and vegan dishes that are very fresh and very delicious. I actually reviewed abcV in another post … More Jazz Up an Outfit with Embroidered Florals
There are so many people trying to get out of the city (and for good reason) during the hot summer. The overbearingly tall buildings attract heat making it stick between roads and sidewalks so you feel like you’re trapped in a sauna and unable to escape to find the cool breeze. No need to fear … More How to Stay Cool in the City this Summer
Black Tie events in spring/summer are a bit more questionable because all you want to do is wear a summery cocktail dress but you know that it needs to be somewhat fancier than a regular summertime dress. I had a “black tie optional” event yesterday and found it difficult to choose something summery that wasn’t … More What to Wear for a Black Tie Party in Summer
Rooftop season is back folks! This week’s hot weather and sunny blue skies are getting us New Yorkers more and more excited for the upcoming Summer! I can’t wait to throw away the sweaters and start thinking up some fresh summer style: printed cotton pants, floral dresses, and maxi skirts. This past weekend was a bit … More What’s in Fashion? Rooftop Season
I’m excited to share my recent article on dining in NYC that was published to Six Degrees Society. For those who don’t know, Six Degrees Society is a women focused networking organization that specializes in “taking the guesswork out of who you meet while networking.” Read my recent post below on dining in NYC and start following … More On Dining in NYC
I recently wrote a post for Six Degrees Society on dining in NYC and where to dine depending who you are with. I will share that post with you soon, but first let me tell you a little more about Six Degrees Society. If you don’t know about SDS yet, I highly recommend looking into … More How to Network in NYC
This past weekend I went to the Music Hall of Williamsburg and watched my old friend, Tucker Halpern, and Sophie (Sofitukkr, a band/dj) perform. They killed it (obviously) and the tickets were completely sold out. Some were still selling on Stubhub for maybe $200 each. I’m proud to say I smartly chose to buy tickets … More How to Perform in a Floral Kimono
Josie Natori is kicking off her 40th Anniversary year with a debut Natori Ready-to-Wear Collection! Inspired by a tropical island paradise, the collection celebrates artistry and craftsmanship of the Philippines. The range includes breezy, cotton poplin tunics, a vibrant palm-printed jumpsuit, and easy-to-wear maxi dresses. Key essentials include stretch cotton shorts, and signature slim ankle pants … More Natori RTW x Bloomingdale’s Pop-Up
As promised, an update of my weekend visit to the Armory Show. It was interesting (and free thanks to Hannah being a member at the Whitney Museum). I attended on Sunday and saw a lot of different artists, met a few people, and saw several familiar New York fashionistas and old friends. The art fair … More The Armory Show
