Natasha Wolff
Deputy Editor
Bio:
Natasha Wolff is the Deputy Editor of DuJour magazine. Prior to joining the magazine for its launch in July 2012, she was a staff editor at Us Weekly. For the last decade, she’s worked for print and online publications, both writing and editing. After graduating from Brown University, she took a position at Harper’s Bazaar working in the fashion features department under Kristina O’Neill.
In 2008 Natasha was hired to create a news section for InStyle magazine, coinciding with the Time Inc. fashion monthly’s first redesign. She edited the beauty, fashion, parties, culture, health, fitness and hospitality coverage for the front of book section, which fast became one of the magazine’s most popular, online and off.
At DuJour, she oversees the Cities section, which is one-third of the magazine; the section covers regional news in upscale retail, society, the arts, restaurants and hotels. Natasha also contributes feature ideas to other parts of the magazine, assigning stories to freelance writers and personally interviewing Drew Barrymore, Hugh Jackman and Cate Blanchett.
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24 Hours With Jenna Perry
The woman behind the manes of Emily Ratajkowski, Bella Hadid and Dua Lipa shares how she spends a typical day
For Jenna Perry, revered New York City based colorist and the creator of that #NYCblonde, no two days are the same. The woman, who tends to the luscious locks of models like Emily Ratajkowski and Bella Hadid and actors Chloë Sevigny and Jennifer Lawrence, is in hot demand. ... More
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Fusalp Expands Into Activewear
Under the creative vision of artistic director, Mathilde Lacoste, the French active-and-skiwear brand is launching an athleisure collection
Since 1952, French active-and-skiwear brand Fusalp has been synonymous with champion skiers and athletes. In 2014, Sophie and Philippe Lacoste, members of the Lacoste family, acquired a 77.6 percent stake in Fusalp. Now the brand is delving into the activewear market under the creative direction of ... More
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New Technology Treatments for a Guaranteed Glow
A look at two resurfacing treatments to get you ready for summer: Fraxel and DiamondGlow
Whether you opt for an ablative fractional laser treatment or a gentle dermabrasion device, new technologies can wipe away those winter blues and prep your skin for summer sun. Fraxel is ideal for treating sun damage on the face, neck and chest as well as acne scars, fine lines ... More
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Visit a New Outdoor Art Installation in New York City
David Hammons’ public art installation “Day’s End” arrives in the Meatpacking’s Hudson River Park
American artist David Hammons will finally unveil his public art project commission “Day’s End,” installed near the Whitney Museum in the Meatpacking District’s Hudson River Park, this summer. The airy 373-foot-long, 50-foot-tall structure built on the Gansevoort Peninsula will be one of the largest public ... More
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Give Your Scalp a Little Extra Attention
The hair on our heads is just about the only thing not covered by a face mask these days. Here’s how to protect the skin on your head and keep your tresses shining
We often forget that scalp is skin. We can’t see it, but indeed it is just as important as the skin on our faces and bodies. Now, skincare-grade ingredients are finally being added to haircare products. “Seasonal changes can always affect our skin, and the sweat, humidity and heat that summer ... More
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The Best Edible Father’s Day Gifts
From ice cream to caviar, your ultimate guide to procuring all the delicious treats dad’s love this Father’s Day
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Bet on the Bourse
French businessman and art collector, François Pinault, debuts his long-awaited Bourse de Commerce museum in Paris
François Pinault, the founder of the luxury group Kering (parent company of fashion houses like Bottega Veneta, Gucci and Saint Laurent) and the investment company Artémis, has opened the doors of his newest museum, the Bourse de Commerce, in Paris after ... More
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24 Hours With Curtis Stone
The chef, television star and cooking show host takes us through a day in his clogs
Curtis Stone, the chef, television star and cooking show host, is always on the go. When he’s not tending to his two Los Angeles restaurants Gwen and Maude, the Michelin-starred chef appears on cooking shows and documentary series. The second season of the chef’s series, Field Trip with ... More
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The French Connection
There is perhaps no more iconic hotel than Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc. A new book chronicles the 150-year-old French property’s history
In her new book Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc: A Timeless Legend on the French Riviera (Flammarion), Alexandra Campbell showcases the legendary property in Antibes along the French Riviera in all its glory. Since 1870, the resort has been an escape for creatives (from Ernest Hemingway and ... More
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Inside a Sasha Adler-Redesigned Home on Chicago’s Lakefront
The bespoke furniture and custom de Gournay wall coverings are just the start of this Chicago apartment
After 14 years as design director at Nate Berkus Associates, Sasha Adler set out on her own with Sasha Adler Design in Chicago to create interiors for both residential projects (from homes to private planes) and commercial spaces (like the GOOP stores in Chicago and in ... More
