Jolain Muller
The brand For Restless Sleepers or FRS, is my new obsession. The collection of silk printed pajamas and lounge inspired clothes are chic and refined enough for an important evening or day look and if you’re that kind of person even for sleeping. Continue reading “Pajama Party”
I’m a huge fan of Tomas Maier and Bottega Veneta. For fifteen years he has been at the helm of this venerable Italian house and I hope he remains for the foreseeable future. Continue reading “Bottega Veneta Scores Again”
September through mid November is the loveliest time to be in New York. The city is bathed in a warm light, the temperatures are mild and the changing colors of the leaves are a gift before the long grey months ahead. Continue reading “Autumn in New York”
In New York, specifically Manhattan we live in extremely close quarters to one another. The sidewalks are clogged and often hard to maneuver. Continue reading “Random Acts of Kindness”
I’ve been searching for statement earrings that are sculptural and mod in feel. My clothes have been on the minimalist side this fall so a little action about the ear is just what I need to spice things up. Continue reading “I’m Feeling for a Mod Earring”
I’m utterly obsessed with the new Netflix series The Crown. Written by Peter Morgan, it follows the life of Queen Elizabeth II, beginning with her engagement to Phillip Mountbatten. Continue reading “I’m Obsessed with the Crown!”
As the weather chills and the brilliant colors of fall begin to fade I find myself feeling for black. Black basics will always serve you well and on a recent visit to The Outnet I found a wealth of indispensible black wardrobe staples at great prices. Continue reading “Back to Black Deals Now”
A small but exceptional show of seven paintings by Diego Rodríguez de Silvay y Velázquez (Spanish 1599-1660) just opened at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Continue reading “Truth in Painting; Velázquez at the Met”
The sun came out in New York for the first time since the election but the mood in the city remains dark. The anger, tears and protests of Wednesday have given way to despondency. Continue reading “Hermes to the Rescue”
Today (Wednesday) I unofficially gave myself the day off. After the election I’ve been walking around in a fog unable to focus. Thursday, when this story will post, I’ll return to normal activity. Continue reading “Swedish Escape”