The influencer left little to the imagination while attending a friend’s wedding over the weekend, sporting a sheer, lacy gown with her undergarments on full display. ... Read full Story
Luxury shoppers lamented the closings of Barneys New York, Henri Bendel, Fivestory, Intermix, Opening Ceremony, 10 Corso Como and many other designer emporiums – all victims of Covid-19, changing consumer habits or overexpansion. Luckily, retail is rebounding across the city post-pandemic, and there are new or updated multi-brand boutiques from Tribeca to the Upper East... ... Read full Story
Men are looking for quick fixes for their faces with low recovery time — here are 2024's most popular 'tweakment' cosmetic procedures and products. ... Read full Story
The holidays are upon us, inviting us to gather over long meals and festive drinks. Here, some of our favorite gifts to delight the epicures in your life. From the freshest stone crabs to a hyper luxe espresso machine and cheeky barware, these treats are a recipe for gifting success. GLAZE OF GLORY: Dominique Ansel... ... Read full Story
We’re sure Santa’s got great taste, but in case he needs a little help, we’ve rounded up 15 perfect pieces of jewelry to make your holiday sparkle. This year’s trends include bold gold creations that are sure to stand out, and crafted to stand the test of time, Colorful gems in rich hues are also... ... Read full Story
From rocket decanters to leather Rolexes, these 17 stylish gifts for men will bring a fashion sense to all dads, boyfriends, brothers and husbands. ... Read full Story
Approximately 300 of New York's most stylish waited for hours in Soho on Saturday morning to enter Telfar's first-ever brick-and-mortar store at 408 Broadway. ... Read full Story
“It’s going to be a show for real,” Telfar Clemens told The Post. “A celebration and open mike — and we have some wild surprises in store. We are so excited to have that come together in one place — and have people put down their phones and feel something.” ... Read full Story
Each week, Alexa is rounding up the buzziest fashion drops, hotel openings, restaurant debuts and celeb-studded cultural happenings in NYC. It’s our curated guide to the very best things to see, shop, taste and experience around the city. What’s making our luxury list this week? Telfar’s first brick and mortar store, Houses & Parties super-fun... ... Read full Story
Comfort-first attire, casual workplace uniforms and sexier design has been the "perfect storm" for the rapid success of HOKA, experts say. ... Read full Story
Green with envy? If your stocking isn’t stuffed with these luxury beauty and wellness gifts and goodies this year, you just might be. Whether it’s a charming tree-shaped candle sleeve, turbo-charged massage gun or luxe comb crafted in Switzerland, pine-y hues are happening. Rounding-out the mix: a ravishing red lippie in a gleaming gold case. ... ... Read full Story
“Scheduled work shifts [at Burning Man] were delayed and continually rearranged, causing confusion among campers as to how and when to contribute.... While some of us found ways to help, others took it as an opportunity to eschew their responsibilities. However, those of us who showed up united, and handled business, did so with aplomb...” — Morena Duwe, The Los Angeles Times, 9 Sept. 2024
Did you know?
Something to chew on: there’s no etymological relationship between the verbs chew and eschew. While the former comes from the Old English word cēowan, eschew comes instead from the Anglo-French verb eschiver and shares roots with the Old High German verb sciuhen, meaning “to frighten off.” In his famous dictionary of 1755, Samuel Johnson characterized eschew as “almost obsolete.” History has proven that the great lexicographer was wrong on that call, however. Today, following a boom in the word’s usage during the 19th and 20th centuries, English speakers and writers use eschew when something is avoided less for temperamental reasons than for moral or practical ones, even if misguidedly so, as when Barry Lopez wrote in his 2019 book Horizon of ill-fated Antarctic explorer Robert Falcon Scott, “with an attitude of cultural superiority, eschewing sled dogs for Manchurian ponies....”