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Global Guest Chic: Wedding in Africa

May 03, 2011

Ever thought about combining your wedding and your honeymoon? Destination weddings always prove to be an easy way to share more than just your special day with those you love. Lake Nakurua, Amboseli, the Mount Kenya region, and the Maasai Mara are all great choices in Kenya for creating an unforgettable global wedding experience. Giraffe Manor near Lake Nakurua, NairobiStyle:  Traditional, Elegant, Timeless   Giraffe Manor offers a classic old...

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Behind the Label: Mesi Jilly

May 03, 2011

A love of the beach and a fascination with the sea has propelled Mesi Jilly?s exquisite jewelry collection since 2005. The Austrian-born designer has traveled world-wide, collecting inspiration from varied destinations that she would later turn into stand-out rings and pendants. Jilly?s rings are crafted from shells and embellished with silver, crystals and semi-precious stones to bring a bit of nature into a woman?s daily style. 1)    You?ve lived in...

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Brushstroke: David Bouley's New Japanese Restaurant

April 29, 2011

Considering his massive success with Bouley ? which was named by over 7,000 diners as the meal they?d desire as the last of their life ? David Bouley took great care in planning his new Japanese restaurant in TriBeca. Such care in fact, that three years passed before his new baby finally enjoyed opening night. What was once a side comment to Yoshiki Tsuji during a trip to the Tsuji cooking school in Osaka is now restaurant reality.

Brushstroke

30 Hudson Street
New York, NY, 10013

 

Meet David?s newest in the world of culinary delights, named Brushstroke. The restaurant sits on Hudson Street between Duane and Reade Streets, features a dining room with 65 seats, a lounge with 24 seats, and a massive kitchen that serves as the home to chefs Isao Yamada and Hiroki Murashima. But this is much more than just another Japanese restaurant serving up sushi and sashimi?.

 

David?s newest location focuses on cosy Kyoto-style seasonal dining, with an emphasis on the ingredients.  And while the food takes center attention, the design details are just as spectacular: a live fish tank downstairs, Japanese seeds imported specially in order to grow produce, and over 20,000 recycled paperback books as the walls.  With three years of planning, fifteen years of dreaming, and 10,000 sample dishes that David created, Brushstrokes left me full of more than just succulent Japanese delights. 

Behind the Label: Nicholas Liu

April 27, 2011

Hong Kong designer Nicholas Liu works with the beauty of stones and precious metals, making the most of their earthly qualities. After studying art and design at London?s Central Saint Martins, Liu went on to master metalwork and jewelry at Buckinghamshire and the Royal College of Art. After, Liu began working for iconic lines like Shanghai Tang, Blanc de Chine and Kotur. The Nicholas Liu line is marked by a...

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Coup de Coeur's Summer Inspirations

April 25, 2011

Coup de Coeur Shopping Concierge is a stylish firm that provides personal shopping tours of NYC for private clients. Selecting versatile pieces, showing how to invest in ?classics? and how to style ?must have? pieces, Lucia and Amanda?s service is tailor made for visitors who want to discover the city?s chicest designers and neighborhoods, as well as for seasoned New Yorkers who enjoy convenience and luxury of having their own...

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Bali Destination Launch

April 20, 2011

Bali High - Treasures From Paradise  

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Fika Espresso Bar - A Bit of Stockholm in New York City

April 20, 2011

"Fika" is a Swedish verb with translates to "take a coffee break", usually accompanied by something sweet and delicious.

"Fika" is a Swedish verb which translates to "take a coffee break", usually accompanied by something sweet and delicious. 

 

I spent a summer in Malmo and Stockholm when I was 13 and my fondest memories are the meals, snacks and sweets that are miraculously light and richly decadent.   The Swedish culinary sense of proportion is a refined visual experience full of casual exchange and good cheer. 

 

With locations on lower Park Avenue, the financial district, 58th & 29th Streets, I can "fika" daily on New York City turf until my flight is booked for Stockholm.

 

www.fikanyc.com

Globetrotter: Maithili Ahluwalia

April 19, 2011

Maithili Ahluwalia has certainly foraged her own distinct presence in Mumbai. Her path began as a student of economics and sociology at the London School of Economics and transgressed to New York where she worked as a management consultant, but it wasn?t long before Maithili found her true passion ? in fashion & home design. She created Bungalow Eight, which features brilliant finds handpicked by Maithili. Maithili Ahluwalia has certainly...

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PRODUCT OBSSESSION: Kerma Pendant Bracelet by Nafsu By Studio Paras

April 14, 2011

For a country as gorgeous as Indonesia, it would only make perfect sense that the jewels created in Bali would match the land's natural wonders. Balinese people are rich in cultural creativity and expressive in their art forms, making jewelry an ideal assertion of their personality. And one of the eminent designers coming out of the stunning island is Nafsu by Studio Paras. Seeing as Balinese individuals are known for...

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Destination Paris Fashion Week: The Ritz Paris

April 08, 2011

Destination Paris Fashion Week: The Ritz Paris

What to Wear There?

Destination Paris Fashion Week: The Ritz Paris

 

What to Wear There?

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