"The distinctive character of the objects and furnishings in a house, their disposition in the rooms, their associations with each other, strong or less so, the order (or dis-order) in which people live in a house, can express a person's personality ... More

The 1970s were a transformative time for American culture. While the decade often calls to mind the over-the-top glamour of Studio 54 – and the likes of Liza Minnelli, Bianca Jagger and Grace Jones – there was transgressive social activity below the glittery ... More

Steakhouses: the domain of beefy, cigar-smoking men? Not if Eva Longoria has her way. SHe by Morton's, her female-centric steakhouse at Crystals at City Center, opens New Year's Eve. DuJour spoke with Longoria about her new venture. Tell us about the inspiration ... More

Not many neighborhoods in New York receive the kind of love and attention as the Meatpacking District. Home to the High Line and future location of the Whitney Museum, the once desolate meat ... More

The brains behind Marni's quirky, chic fashion have been busy lately – the label recently launched their very first fragrance, turned out a stellar fall collection, and now they're putting their focus into furniture. Specifically, Marni has created a charitable project called " More

It was Thursday evening, just before sunset, and a group of grade-schoolers were shooting hoops at a public court in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. A black Escalade pulled up, and as the door flung open, a pair of impossibly long legs emerged. A man climbed out—all 6 feet 7 inches of him—and ... More

The exclusivity of front row runway tickets may be on the decline thanks to the growing popularity of digital fashion shows. In recent years, designers have opted to present their various collections via live streaming or pre-recorded films, democratizing the way we view seasonal clothes and the visceral ... More

Even if you're not familiar with his name, you've most certainly seen his work. British designer Philip Treacy is perhaps the best-known milliner in the world – and that's not just because he designed the hats worn by More

It was Thursday evening, just before sunset, and a group of grade-schoolers were shooting hoops at a public court in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. A black Escalade pulled up, and as the door flung open, a pair of impossibly long legs emerged. A man climbed out—all 6 feet 7 inches of him—and ... More

Teaching Bollywood dance once a week may have started out as a side gig, but it has transformed into a booming business for Kajal Desai and Priya Pandya, founders of Doonya. Often called the "Bollywood workout," Doonya is ... More