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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KiKi’s Coming Up
KiKi Layne plays Eddie Murphy’s eldest daughter and the heir to the Zamunda throne in the highly anticipated Coming 2 America
We all need some lighthearted feel-goodery right about now. And, that means a return to Zamunda. The highly anticipated sequel to the 1988 hit film Coming To America, Coming 2 America, will be released on Amazon Prime Video March 5. But it took time, 32 years ... More
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7 Healthy Meal Delivery Services
From ketogenic to paleo, pescatherian to vegan, these meal delivery services have your diet preferences covered
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Shop The Best Ski Gear For This Season
Skiing and snowboarding are the perfect outdoor and socially-distant sports to engage in this winter. Here’s the best gear to take you through the season
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Visit Dante’s New Pop-Up: The Snow Lodge in Aspen
The tasty Hot Smoked Toddy cocktail is a must-try at The Snow Lodge in Aspen
New York City-based bar and restaurant Dante has taken over The Snow Lodge in Aspen for the winter season. Located at the base of Ajax Mountain, Dante at The Snow Lodge delivers the ultimate après-ski experience, featuring a chic, retro ski-designed restaurant and outdoor patio with ... More
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Why We Love Interior Designer Daun Curry
You can find the New York City-based designer's work at hotspots like the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Downtown NYC interior designer Daun Curry got her start when she was hired by Morgans Hotel Group to style the guest suites at the Royalton Hotel in Midtown. Since then, she’s continued to design in the hospitality space (think the high-roller suites at the Cosmopolitan ... More
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Get to Know London-Based Interior Designer Fran Hickman
Fran Hickman shares her design inspiration and her favorite design element to include in projects
Fran Hickman started her own design firm in 2014 in West London (last year, she opened a New York office) and hit the ground running by designing the London showroom of retailer Moda Operandi. “It was a lot of fun to turn a former stable ... More
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Suite Reyad Opens In Aspen
The famed New York City hair salon opens at The St. Regis in Aspen for the winter
Whitewashed walls, champagne herringbone wood floors, velvet sofas, Tom Dixon light fixtures and a carved marble fireplace have made Suite Reyad the most elegant hair salon in New York City for the past two years. Its cozy jewel box space at the Pierre Hotel in Midtown ... More
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Meet New York-Based Interior Designer Olivia Stutz
Olivia Stutz has brought her imaginative eye for color and style to Restoration Hardware, Paintbox and beyond
New York-based interior designer Olivia Stutz garnered a lot of attention for the colorful, playful family Tribeca apartment she designed for Paintbox nail studio founder Elle Langston and her family last year. Having studied interior architecture at UC Berkeley, Stutz started her career at More
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The Perfect Pair of Designers in Austin, Texas
Two friends and collaborators come together to create a welcoming Austin, Texas home that is a celebration of the American West
Ryan Street of Ryan Street Architects and Emily Seiders of Studio Seiders are frequent collaborators in Austin, Texas, having worked together on a number of projects over the past decade. “We speak the same design language,” says Seiders of Street, “which makes the ... More
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Sarah Paulson Is Transformed
The actress is taking a duplicitous turn this year as Linda Tripp in the forthcoming drama Impeachment: American Crime Story
Scary isn’t the first word you’d use to describe Sarah Paulson. In fact, by her own admission, “no one is a bigger scaredy cat than me. I jump at my own shadow.” But yet, in 2020, she inhabited two truly evil characters: troubled mother Diane in ... More
