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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Jenny Mollen’s Favorite Things
The New York City-based actress, comedian, and author talks us through life with two boys under five and her husband, actor Jason Biggs
Dressed in a cobalt blue pantsuit in a stunning suite at 11 Howard in SoHo, the always hilarious Jenny Mollen is talking about Botox alongside her dermatologist Dr. Patricia Wexler. On November 20, the pharmaceutical company Allergan will mark its first-ever national Botox Cosmetic Day ... More
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Discover The Exciting New Future of MoMA
The museum's reopening will showcase an expanded floor plan, new exhibits, and updated technologies
Monday, October 21, The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) will finally unveil its multi-year expansion project, masterminded by New York-based architecture firm Diller Scofidio + Renfro (the team behind The Shed at Hudson Yards, The Broad, The High Line and Lincoln Center) in collaboration with ... More
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Savor These British Eateries in NYC
Restaurateurs from the United Kingdom are flocking stateside to open new restaurants
Decades ago, Britain—and London in particular—wasn’t known as a foodie destination. But over the past 10 years, things have changed on the U.K. food scene. Now, New York City is the beneficiary of this culinary evolution, excitement, and recent global expansion. This year, four British imports between Midtown and downtown Manhattan ... More
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Check Out The Newest Veronica Beard Outpost
Two fashion mavens are bringing their Veronica Beard label to Nantucket
Sisters-in-law Veronica Miele Beard and Veronica Swanson Beard launched Veronica Beard in 2010, and since then, their functional yet fashionable label of polished wardrobe staples has expanded to many different categories and all over the world. This summer, in partnership with Perch Nantucket, the brand has opened ... More
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Head of the Summer Workout Class
Fitness instructor Taryn Toomey is taking over Edgartown in July
Fitness guru Taryn Toomey has become famous for her signature mat-based class, a cathartic and grounding blend of yoga, strength training, and cardio called The Class, which she conducts in her Tribeca studio. Toomey, who started teaching the method out of the basement gym of her apartment building, now counts ... More
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Rooms With a View in Martha’s Vineyard
The Harbor View Hotel recently reopened and is ready to offer guests a picturesque stay
The island’s largest year-round waterfront resort, within walking distance of Edgartown and close to the beaches, the Harbor View Hotel has reopened after a large-scale renovation that lasted nine months. The Victorian exterior has been re-shingled, gardens redeveloped, and guest rooms, public spaces, and event venues ... More
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Room Request! Coral Sands
This newly-renovated Harbour Island, Bahamas resort stands out from the crowd
Just three miles long and half a mile wide, Harbour Island in the Bahamas has become the Caribbean destination for visitors looking for a laid-back atmosphere, delicious food and island-chic accommodations. Coral Sands Hotel has completed a major multi-million dollar renovation of its guest rooms and public ... More
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Four Seasons Pops Down To Miami
The hotel group took its newest initiative to Miami during Art Basel Miami Beach–and on a superyacht no less
On Friday, December 7 during Miami Art Week, VIPs including DJ Brendan Fallis, Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick, magician David Copperfield and Chef Thomas Keller descended on the 95-meter superyacht Kismet for Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts’ third “Pop Down” event. The idea behind the series is a play ... More
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Room Request! Bobby Hotel
See how Nashville’s newest hotel honors the Music City’s illustrious history
The 144-room Bobby Hotel, housed in a nine-story building, is a welcomed refuge from the hustle and bustle of Nashville. Designed by New York City firm David Mexico Design Group, the industrial chic décor features a mix of accessories gathered from across the globe. The lobby's ... More
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The Weekender: Philadelphia
The City of Brotherly Love is a great getaway with an eclectic array of dining and cultural destinations
Rich in history, this city might very well be the perfect weekend escape for city-dwellers and historians alike. It's also the perfect place to go for some of the newest foodie hotspots and premiere exhibits at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. So, regardless of what you choose to do while ... More
