Voguemagazine fashion editorNancy Hardinand theNew Yorker’sfashion editorLois Longteamed up on a profile aboutHattie Carnegie(1889 -1956) titled “Luxury, Inc.” Born Henrietta Kanengeiser in Vienna, Carnegie immigrated with her family to New York in 1900; nine years later she adopted the name...
One of Manhattan’s newest hotels, The High Line puts you right along the West Side Highway, in Chelsea (a great neighborhood) and super close to all the Fashion Week shows. There won’t be a ton of partying here, but there will be a whole lot of Fashion industry insiders busy gettin...
…even during the Depression, almost anyone could spring for a ten-cent bar of Lux soap, and over the years it was famous for its splashy ads (two-page spreads inTheNew Yorkerwere common) and dozens of celebrity endorsements…Lux isn’t as dominant in the U.S. today, but it remains a...
DevOps engineers and product owners worked with Cloudera to better harness the vast amounts of data already at the retailer’s fingertips. Adopting the Cloudera Data Platform (CDP), NEW YORKER’s aim was to advance the quintessential retail fashion use cases: pricing, order optimization, demand ...
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The “What Lies Beneath” star first spoke about her marriage pact with Kelley during a 2021 interview with The New Yorker.“I’ve seen a lot of couples where they seem to have a really great marriage, and then they work together and next year they’re filing for divorce,” she told ...
On her nightstand is the booklet every New Yorker has, explaining why and when the klaxons sound and what to do. Wanda is an architect working on an ambitious proposal for the Toronto waterfront. She is alone, or so she finds her colleague and boyfriend, Bradley, is there as well. ...
Posted on January 25, 2017Categories advertising, architecture & buildings, automobiles, The New Yorker MagazineTags 1920s advertising, 1920s fashion, 1920s New York, A.A. Milne, Bauhaus, Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, Dorothy Parker, George Chappell, International Style, Jazz Age, Le Corbusier, ma...
Lois Long’sfashion column, “On and Off the Avenue,” predictably grew in length as the Christmas holiday approached, and in the Nov. 30 issue she offered advice on how to go about one’s shopping duties. Some brief excerpts: TRAILBLAZER…Lois LongguidedNew Yorker readers through a list ...
The New Yorker: 9/23/13: On “Magritte: The Mystery of the Ordinary, 1926-1938”: “His radical use of language and his transposition of the banal and the unnerving set a precedent.” Sept. 28-Jan. 12 Read more. 36. 梅西百貨 7.6 (Macy's)151 W 34th St (btwn 7th Ave & Broadway...