Dumpling-mania has had a hold of New York City for a while now, and while some trends become quite exhausting after reaching peak popularity, it’s easy to understand why the dumpling is still so buzzy. Many establishments around the city have come dangerously close to creating the perfect pocket ... More

February 5 marks the second time in 13 years that Houston plays host to the Super Bowl (casual observers may remember the first, in 2004, for Janet Jackson’s infamous “wardrobe malfunction” during halftime). Since then, the city has more than tripled its miles of rail and nearly doubled its hotel ... More

Maybe you’re a diehard Seahawks or Patriots fan, or maybe you’re mainly there for the buffalo wings. Regardless of the reasoning behind your attendance at a Super Bowl party this Sunday, you should be ready with some game-related information to contribute to the conversation. #Deflategate is both a contentious subject ... More

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Stop into the New York location of Carpenters Workshop Gallery before March 4th, 2017 to experience Art Light, an exhibition that celebrates the 10th anniversary of the gallery and reinvents the way we think about lighting. The lights at this exhibition are not just beautiful lamps but lighting like ... More

Scroll through Instagram’s Explore page on any given day, and you’re bound to stumble upon a wanderlust-worthy image of the Maldives, a South Asian island nation located in the Indian Ocean that is arguably the most Instagrammable country in the world. Known for its abundance of luxe five-star hotels, sparkling ... More

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We’ve all heard the straightforward guidelines for pairing wine with food, but according to top sommeliers, the art of pairing goes much deeper.  Three sommeliers went beyond recommendations for different proteins or courses, sharing their take on the myths – and tricks – of pairing wine with a dish’s spices. More

In a city ruled by history both figuratively and literally in the form of strict historic preservation laws, wandering around downtown Charleston feels like strolling through a living museum. The stone, brick and wood facades of homes painted in various pastel hues, covered with ivy and framed by palm trees, ... More

Judging the book The Looks of Love by its cover, you might think it was a style guide for your dating life. After all, its author is Hal Rubenstein, a veteran tastemaker who has served as InStyle’s Fashion Director for nearly two decades. But modern dating dress codes have a ... More