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Jumping for Joy
Cipriani Downtown played host to an intimate lunch to celebrate Basic Terrain, the clothing line from actress Joy Bryant and her husband, David Pope -
Inside the Season’s Hottest Book Launch
Flocks of guests celebrated Stephanie Smith’s first tome, 300 Sandwiches: A Multilayered Love Story . . . with Recipes—see pictures from inside the bash -
A New Frida Kahlo Exhibition Arrives In New York City
The exhibition at the New York Botanical Garden—on view from May 16 through November 1, 2015—is the first solo presentation of the legendary artist's work in New York City in over 10 years -
Inside Mulberry’s Book Launch Bash
Guests celebrated the publication of "The Knockoff" with authors Lucy Sykes Rellie and Jo Piazza -
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts’ Spring Gala
The special soirée (and largest fundraiser in the event’s history) was attended by over 500 guests—see pictures from inside -
A Glamorous Evening Honoring Jean Nouvel
Flocks of guests gathered at the Museum of Modern Art to celebrate the outstanding artistry of the architect's forthcoming skyscraper, 53W53, in New York City -
A Soho Store to Visit for a Better Night’s Sleep
At a recent event, airweave and Lee Woodruff shared tips for getting an excellent slumber sessionAchieving a good night’s sleep is as difficult as striking the perfect balance between a healthy diet and the ideal gym regimen. With the modern working lifestyle, sleep deficits have become the norm—being tired is even often touted as a sign of success. airweave, the luxury Japanese ... More -
Center Stage
The New York City Ballet opened its spring season with two pieces from Danish choreographer August Bournoville—and a celebrity-filled gala -
The Doe Fund’s Fourth Annual “sweet: New York” Tasting Event
Prominent chefs, mixologists and supporters teamed up to raise money to help combat homelessness in the city -
What to Do in NYC’s Meatpacking District
After a visit to the neighborhood's new Whitney Museum of American Art, dine, drink and enjoy all that the area has to offerIf you're not accustomed to downtown Manhattan's west side, it can truly feel like an alien land. The architecture is shorter and oddly industrial, the river's proximity makes the air breezier and the streets are made of cobblestone. But with the recent relocation of the previously Upper East Side-based Whitney ... More
