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Jean Shafiroff

Shares The Importance Of Giving Back

By Tripp Whetsell | Photography by Michael Paniccia
For a certain segment of New Yorkers, the cooler Fall temperatures outside also mean one of the busiest times of year when some of most important fundraising galas and philanthropic events for organizations around the city and...
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Through The Lens

By Anniewatt.comPhotography By Anniewatt.com...
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Bits & Bailey: The Who, What And Wow Of The Jet-Set Scene

By Bailey BeckettCheers, dears. Fall is finally upon us. Well, almost. I’m counting the hours until I can wear my Hermès cashmere écharpe. In the meantime, I’m indulging in sunny season’s last rites...
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Tech Talk: Fall Wake-up Call

By Will ReedFall is for many the unofficial start of a “new year.” The school year begins, most people who were on a reduced summer schedule go back to their normal routine, Broadway comes alive with new productions and...
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The Great West Way

Explore England’s Past and Present

By Denise Mattia
Intrigued by the idea of following a route commissioned centuries ago by England’s royalty and known today as The Great West Way, I embarked on a 125-mile extraordinary journey from Bristol to London...
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The Rustic Charm Of A Tuscan Hideaway

By Elizabeth Elston
Tuscany is known for its landscapes, traditions, artistic legacy, and its influence on high culture. Known as the birthplace of the Renaissance, it’s been the home to many influential historical figures in the arts...
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Guatemala Idyll

Welcome To A Tropical Paradise

By Sherry Amatenstein
There is a sudden ‘thump’ on the blue roof of our pontoon. We squeal with delight—mostly!—as the ‘thumper’ hops inside, screeching as she races around, sniffing at tote bags, then hanging upside down off the boat’s stern. Our visitor, Lanchera, is one of the...
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A Tale Of Two Cities

A Mother-Daughter Reunion

By Natasha Bazika
It’s over a year since I last saw my mom and now here I was, sitting on a five-hour flight from New York City to San Francisco anticipating a long overdue rendezvous. My mom lives 9,291 miles away from me in Sydney, and this was her first...
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East Meets West

Florida’s Beautiful and Bountiful Beaches

By Ruth J. Katz
East Side, West Side, all around the town…” So go the opening lyrics to James W. Blake and Charles E. Lawlor’s The Sidewalks of New York. I paraphrased those words recently as I road-tripped between...
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Destination D.C.

Our Nation’s Capital Is Alive With Culture & Luxury

By Bailey Beckett
The partisan gridlock in Congress might have you believe the Capital is a war zone. Well, someone hasn’t told the Capital, because Washington, D.C. is alive as ever, with a City Center shopping mall bursting with...
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Around Town: NOMAD

By TJ JohnsonNoMad is one of the fastest-growing neighborhoods in Manhattan, and there isn’t a slowdown in sight. When the NoMad Hotel went up in 2011 and a condo building located at 241 Fifth Avenue opened, that seemed to be enough to...
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100 Franklin

Tribeca Perfection

By Patricia Canole
Manhattan’s Tribeca is a neighborhood of cobblestone streets, world-famous restaurants, and a way of life like no other. One of the city’s most exclusive areas, the zip code also features one of Manhattan’s most charming neighborhoods...
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INSPĪR carnegie hill

Senior Living At Its Best

By AP Connolly
Inspīr Carnegie Hill, a new senior residence nestled in the heart of the Upper East Side, is poised to change how New Yorkers age. With the next wave of seniors living longer, healthier lives, a new standard for what aging looks like...
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The Ritz-Carlton Residences Long Island

The Best Of Both Worlds In North Hills

By Natasha Bazika
Whether you’re a New York transplant or were born and raised, everyone knows that New York City is a giant melting pot, brimming with life, crowds, skyscrapers—and it’s only getting bigger...
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