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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Drink DuJour: Owl’s Brew Mornin’ Spritz
Try the new hair of the dog—with a citrus twist
Owl’s Brew is a line of craft cocktail mixers made from tea and botanicals. The female founders, tea experts Jennie Ripps and Maria Littlefield, began concocting the beverages out of Ripps’ New York City kitchen after discovering how well tea paired with alcohol. Since then, the ... More
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Arts and Leisure on Martha’s Vineyard
Find out where Caroline Cronson comes to unwind
Arts producer Caroline Cronson, who runs Works & Process, a performing arts series that runs at the Guggenheim Museum every season, has been coming to Martha’s Vineyard for 30 years. “As soon as you land on this magical island, you can take a deep breath and ... More
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Reserve a Table at Nantucket’s Hottest Oyster Bar
With Cru, managing partner Jane Stoddard has created a timeless institution
Cru has cemented its status as the local hotspot for seafood and rosé, among other seasonal offerings. “Cru is a love letter to the island, and our customers tell us that it’s transporting,” says managing partner Jane Stoddard. The entrepreneur has deep ties to the island, ... More
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Il Buco Pops Up In Montauk
At Marram resort on the East End, Italian specialties have a new home
It’s like a trip to Uruguay without ever leaving the East End! Marram, a new luxury boutique resort hotel in Montauk, boasts 96 guest rooms, a beachy cafe, a surf program and other amenities that are all inspired by the beach town of Jose Ignacio in ... More
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Cheers to This Spirited Family Affair
At Donelan Family Wines, it’s as much about togetherness as it is about the grapes
Northern California winemaker Joe Donelan started in the wine business 20 years ago and, in 2008, founded Donelan Family Wines. Sons Tripp and Cushing were brought into the company to head up market, branding, sales and business development for the family-owned Santa Rosa, California-based winery. The ... More
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Drunk Elephant is Branching Out
Drunk Elephant founder Tiffany Masterson makes the jump to hair and body care
After years of trying different products to tackle a myriad of skin ailments from rosacea to oiliness, Houston-based entrepreneur Tiffany Masterson launched beauty brand Drunk Elephant in 2012. Her nontoxic, essential oil-free skincare line uses safe, smart ingredients that are pH-friendly and deliver exactly what each ... More
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Meet Long Island’s Wolf of Wine
Winery scion Joey Wölffer celebrates 10 years in business
Between the family-owned Wölffer Estate Vineyard and two Wölffer Kitchen restaurants, Sag Harbor resident Joey Wölffer has a lot in her glass. But she’s focused on a lot more than just wine. Ten years ago, she founded ... More
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Go Inside a California Dream Home
When childhood friends reunite, the result is a modernist paradise on Los Angeles’ Westside
Josh Greene was working for noted interior designer Michael Smith in Los Angeles when he got reacquainted with Michal Spitzer, with whom he was raised in San Marino, California. “We grew up down the street from one another and were in the ... More
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Explore a Modern Zen Residence
Designer Eddie Lee creates an East Hampton getaway for a Manhattan couple
Peter Emmerson and Fei Shao don’t like to mess with a good thing. The former Coach International executive and his husband had already commissioned New York City–based interior designer Eddie Lee to design two of their homes when they approached him about a third. “Given that ... More
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How Actress Elle Fanning Found Her Voice
Fanning discusses her new Hulu series, TikTok dances, how to perfect the poached egg and her reality TV obsession
In late March, Elle Fanning was supposed to go off to Budapest to film The Nightingale, based on Kristin Hannah’s bestselling novel about two sisters struggling to survive in Nazi-occupied France. Her co-star—for the first time since they made plays together at home as toddlers—was meant to be her older ... More
