Archives June / July 2018 | New York Lifestyles Magazine

Sophia Anne Caruso: Broadway’s New Ingénue...

By Griffin MillerLike Lydia Deetz, her character in the new Broadway musical Beetlejuice, Sophia Anne Caruso is “serious and unusual”—so much so, she’s been tackling macabre droll roles since she was ten and cast as a stage-struck sociopath in the musical send-up, Ruthless! With only a few detours—like playing Birgitta Von Trapp in...

Through The Lens

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Bits & Bailey: The Who, What And Wow Of The Jet-Set Scene

By Bailey BeckettCheers, dears! Summer is on its way, however slowly it crawls to us. April may have been the cruelest month (weather wise) but, truth be told, Bailey is thrilled whenever he can wear his Tom Ford navy cashmere pea coat The man is a mad genius (exhibit A: My Amex statement!). So, as I’m rooting through the closet for happier haberdashery this coming season (Villebrequin in da house!), I’ll multi-task and...

Tech Talk: Spring To The Future

By Will RedWith the days getting longer as we inch towards summer, we are given more time to enjoy every moment thanks to new ways to save time. Whether it’s to gift a special friend or family member, catch up on some house work, enjoy the outdoors, or just...

National Harbor

An All-American Waterfront Destination

By Jeff & Stephanie Sylva
National Harbor is a 350-acre integrated community situated on the banks of the Potomac River just minutes from Washington, D.C. Boasting two AAA Four Diamond resorts among its 8 hotels, over 160 shops, 40 restaurants, and one of the largest...

America’s Indelible Footprint

The Living History of Yorktown & Jamestown

By Ruth J. Katz
Where to swing that nine iron in the Greater Williamsburg, Virginia, area? With five nearby golf courses to select from, three courses at The Golden Horseshoe Club (Green, Gold and Spotswood Executive) and two courses at the Kingsmill Resort (Plantation and River)...

Sanibel & Captiva Islands

The Bucolic Charms Of Florida’s West Coast

By Jenny Peters
Ever feel like you just want to escape the madding crowd(s) of New York? Get the urge to just jump on a plane and find yourself so far from subway trains and sidewalks jammed with wall-to-wall people? Then we’ve found the perfect place for you...

Georgia On Your Mind

Where To Eat, Stay & Play When Visiting Next Year’s Masters

By Laurie Bain Wilson
Well, Tiger roared into history last month, winning for the fifth time at the Masters Tournament at Augusta National in Georgia. Golfers and golf fans live for this tournament. In fact, if they blow their New Year’s resolutions, they know they get a...

The Raleigh Beer Trail

A Destination Worth The Hops!

By Tash Bazika
Head south this spring to be welcomed with a pint, a juicy burger, and blossoming metropolis. Raleigh, North Carolina is traditionally lumped with Durham and Chapel Hill in the Research Triangle, with notable university Duke seeking all the...

The Pleasure Of Your Company

See India And Attend A Wedding Too!

By Maxine Albert
From the Maharishi to the Maharajas, ragas to yoga, India fascinates with its riot of aromas, flavors, sights, and sounds. These are on full display at the world famous Indian weddings. The over-the-top spectacle lasts for days and nights with rituals, customs...

Mother-Daughter Getaways

Go Ahead! Make Her Feel Special

By Norah Bradford
What better way to celebrate your bond and sneak in some quality time with the leading lady of your life? To help, here are six awesome mother-daughter getaway ideas, from relaxing spa days to exploring ancient monuments and beyond...

Around Town: Harlem

By TJ JohnsonHarlem just may be next place you should consider as your new address. Over the last decade, we have all heard how much Harlem has changed, and the price increases reflect on this. And even with the increases, residential prices are still nowhere near the...

Nine On The Hudson

A Waterfront Oasis

By Patricia Canole
Situated along the Hudson River and on New Jersey’s “Gold Coast,” is the 13-story, 278-unit residential development better known as Nine on the Hudson. Developed by K. Hovnanian at Port Imperial Urban Renewal VI, LLC, it sets new standards for...

313 West 4Th Street

Indoor/Outdoor Living In The West Village

By Patricia Canole | Photography by Mike Finkelstein
Radical and old guard, quaint and glitzy, authentic and ersatz, Greenwich Village is anything but a homogeneous neighborhood. In the 1790s, the area’s country estates were sold off and developed by landholders. Weavers, sailmakers, and craftspeople moved...

EXP Realty

Soaring To New Heights

By Lyle Seltzer
Radical and old guard, quaint and glitzy, authentic and ersatz, Greenwich Village is anything but a homogeneous neighborhood. In the 1790s, the area’s country estates were sold off and developed by landholders. Weavers, sailmakers, and craftspeople moved...

Spotlight: DXA Studio

By A. P. Connolly
DXA studio is an award-winning design practice that provides a rare balance of expertly crafted design with technical proficiency. Believing in the power of architecture to positively influence the lives of all that...

The Original “Hord”Ers

This Husband & Wife Team Will Transform Your Life

By Bailey Beckett
What seems like an easy, natural habit for your life—organizing your home and office—has turned into a billion dollar business because of one truth: it’s harder than it looks. After all, consumers—i.e., all of us—consume...