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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 -
Room Request! Four Seasons Miami
See inside the most requested room at downtown Miami's luxury retreatRising above the Miami skyline at 70 stories high, Brickell’s Four Seasons Hotel & Residences Tower is the tallest building south of Atlanta. The 221-room property—which is considered a pioneer in the now up-and-coming downtown area—is a tropical oasis, boasting a pool terrace that spans nearly two ... More -
A Hat Designer’s Book Launch Bash
Patricia Underwood celebrated the publication of her new book, The Way You Wear Your Hat, at an elegant party hosted by Ralph Lauren in New York City -
Climbing the Social Ladder One Committee at a Time
The amateur party planners who keep the societal scene swilling Moet operate with a side of high dramaBy 10:30 p.m. on a November Wednesday, the Whitney Gala was breaking up, leaving behind empty tables littered with wine glasses and graphically compelling desserts. Elvis Costello had played and Julian Schnabel, Jeff Koons, Hilary Rhoda, Padma Lakshmi, Riley Keough and other bold-faced names began to drift towards the doors. ... More -
Catching Up with Torres
The fashion-forward rocker on her new album, SprinterMackenzie Scott’s been waiting for this moment. Two years after Scott, who performs as Torres, released her first, eponymous album, the 24-year-old rocker is ready to unleash her next creation, the smart, rollicking Sprinter. Here, Scott explains how the album came to be, what she learned by recording it in ... More -
Words of Wisdom from Our Moms
DuJour staffers share the best advice they’ve ever gotten from their mothersSydney Wasserman, Market Director Without outright saying it, my mom taught me to 'kill them with kindness.' She is the nicest person in the world and almost always gets what she wants. Juli Mosoff, Senior Web Producer I can't think of any specific words of wisdom that my mother has bestowed upon me. ... More -
The Prettiest Pastel Jewelry
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A Tony-Nominated Composer Opens Up
Fun Home’s Jeanine Tesori on creating the music for a Broadway hitThe just-opened Broadway musical Fun Home might be based on a graphic novel, but there’s no discounting the role sound plays in the production. The show grew out of illustrator Alison Bechdel’s titular comic, which delves into her life growing up as the lesbian daughter of a closeted gay man ... More -
The Most Beautiful Thing in the World: Steinway & Sons' Fibonacci Piano
A stunning piece of art for the eyes and earsWhen you’re the manufacturer of the world’s finest pianos, celebrating a milestone comes with an obligation to go above and beyond. And that’s exactly what Steinway & Sons did in honor of their 600,000th piano. The iconic brand commissioned master artisan Frank Pollaro to create a one-of-a-kind instrument that embodies luxury ... More -
A Russian Revelation on Broadway
Lucy Simon on creating the score for Dr. ZhivagoLucy Simon’s earliest musical work was truly a family affair; she played alongside her sister Carly—yes, that Carly—in the 1960s folk duo The Simon Sisters. These days music is still Lucy Simon’s preferred creative outlet, but she’s striking out on her own. Dr. Zhivago, the latest project from the Tony-nominated composer ... More
