Here, we take a closer look at The Windy City's top rated hotels, bars and shops. Be sure to stop at these hot-spots on your next weekend trip to Chicago, Illinois. Where to Stay: The Gold Coast’s iconic Talbott Hotel debuts a luxurious new look following a recent $20 million face-lift. ... More

NorthPark Center has made a name by attracting in-demand retailers, and its recent additions are no exception to the rule. Rebecca Taylor arrived in Texas this April ... More

From penthouses to country clubs, Barbara Glass's interiors are some of the stateliest that this snowcapped community has to offer. But when she wants to get out, here's where this creative spirit heads.  Cup of Joe: I love the open kitchen and chic industrial design at Victoria + Co. on ... More

Ten years ago, the Bridgehampton (BARN) studio opened as SoulCycle’s second-ever studio, and today they’ve opened up the space underneath, in partnership with lululemon, for an exciting Hamptons pop-up to last through the summer until September 4th.  “Below the Barn,” a 2,200-square-foot space located at 264 Butter Lane, will feature a complete ... More

On the Tuesday after Memorial Day Weekend, Guest of a Guest ran a headline that seemed to have been ripped right from the mouths of countless New Yorkers—Literally Everyone Was at The Surf Lodge This Weekend. And indeed, socialites like rich kid of Beverly Hills EJ Johnson, literal princess ... More

A brand synonymous with modernism and classic luxury, TOM FORD has opened a new flagship store at 672 Madison Avenue, on the ground floor of the Carlton House. “The Manhattan store, opened in 2007, was the first TOM FORD store,” Tom Ford said of the brand’s previous New York ... More

Summer in the city—New York City, that is—is one of many things we love to hate. Subway stops can reach triple-digit temperatures and you’re guaranteed to show up to wherever you’re going with an added glow (re: sweat, lots and lots of sweat). But for every negative aspect of the ... More

Japanese pop artist Takashi Murakami’s psychedelic color schemes and cartoonish surrealism display a kind of eye-popping sensory overload, so it figures that at the opening of Takashi Murakami: The Octopus Eats Its Own Leg at Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art on Saturday, the art was just one of several sources ... More