Archives November 2019 | New York Lifestyles Magazine

Sara Gore

Love, Motherhood & Looking Fabulously Fit

By Patricia Canole
How do you start an interview with someone who converses with celebs, authors, musicians, movers and shakers for a living? Sara Gore co-host of New York Live has been doing this for over 10 years...

Through The Lens

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Bits & Bailey: The Who, What And Wow Of The Luxe Scene

By Bailey BeckettCheers, dears. I’m settling into 2020 quite nicely ensconced in my creamy, cashmere Upper East Side bubble. Always surveying the luxury lifestyle scene, I’m filled to the brim with tasty morsels to stoke your wonder...

Tech Talk: Gifts For Gadget Lovers

By Will ReedChocolates and a bouquet will always make a great Valentine’s Day gift. Still, if you are tired of the mundane gifting routine or are looking for something a little different to give, you will love these tech items that make for the perfect gifts—and last through the year...

Boutique In Bermuda

Think Pink For Rest & Relaxation

By Stacey Zable
Looking for a quick getaway? Bermuda is less than a two-hour flight from New York City, but seemingly a world away. Stunning pink beaches, top food, and active adventures await. And while Bermuda has an...

North Of The Border

A Journey To The Best Wellness Retreats

By Ruth J. Katz
I needed a getaway: A yoga retreat in the mountains? A trip to a ranch nestled on the Montana prairie? A stay at a New Age health-minded spa in California? I did not want the hassle of a long journey which would...

Mexico

The Magical Migration Of Monarch Butterflies

By Ruth J. Katz
I stood some 10,000 feet above sea level in a quiet clearing, enveloped by a dense forest of towering oyamel fir trees. I was on the trail of monarch butterflies, which settle in western Mexico for the winter, after a 2,500-mile migration from the...

The Romance Of Travel

Places To Love In 2020

By Norah Bradford
Looking to kindle the flames of love with a romantic escape? Maybe it is a desire to experience the excitement of visiting new places and learn about new cultures. Or, perhaps fall in love and reignite an old passion for...

Playa Largo

The Key To Paradise

By Gerrie Summers
Key Largo is the northernmost and largest of the Florida Keys. Originally called Cayo Largo (meaning Long Island) by Spanish explorers, it became well-known with the classic film starring Humphrey Bogart...

Marvelous Montgomery

10 Reasons To Visit This Historic City

By Ruth J. Katz | Photos courtesy of The Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce
he current film Just Mercy documents the gutsy stand that newly minted, Harvard-educated attorney Bryan Stevenson took back in 1988—appealing the wrongful conviction and death sentence of Walter McMillan, for a murder he had not...

The Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia

Sky High With Luxury

By Jenny Peters
You’ll find it on North 19th Street, centered between Rittenhouse and Logan Squares, but don’t expect to see the lobby on the ground floor. For this hotel begins on the 48th floor, with the lobby located at the very top, on...

Around Town: Astoria

By TJ JohnsonThe sprawling borough of Queens has always been a conglomeration of towns, villages, model communities, and real-estate developments. Suburban in spirit and design, it has grown far too dense to be anything but urban...

180 East 79th Street

By AP Connolly
A rare find and one of only two original seven room apartments in this top prewar building! 180 East 79th Street, apartment 14G is meticulously renovated and maintained...

Beckford House & Tower

Two Buildings…One Classic Look

By Patricia Canole | Photos by Noe & Associates: The Boundary
Beckford House & Tower are the newest condominiums poised to raise the bar for new development on the Upper East Side. The ambitious scheme, situated on Second Avenue between East 80th and 81st streets...

Prime Renovations

Removing The Guesswork Out Of Home Remodeling

By Tripp Whetsell
No matter how prestigious the building or address is, the odds are that the co-op, condo, or brownstone you’re buying needs work before moving day. Just how much work, of course, depends on the current condition and...

Don Peebles

The Future Of Real Estate

By Peter Elston
In an era where social responsibility, social inclusion and making change are often seen as buzz-phrases, R. Donohue (Don) Peebles is creating change and making opportunities happen in communities by leveraging his expertise and entrepreneurial skills in...