How a location scout, Wendy Prior Fentress of Priority One Productions, secures the picture-perfect house, making your home the star of the show. @nytimes@nyt_nyc @nytstyle.@nytimes@nyt_nyc@NYTStyles
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Swaps for clothing & objects have long been an accepted way to give & get. As tariff threats increase $ concerns & weddings become more $, swaps that focused solely on bridal is a logical, financially sound iteration of the shop & share @nytimes
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A design guru mirroring a politician running for office, Jason Saft, 48, founder of Staged To Sell Home, greeted everyone warmly, humbled by the turnout & by those who wanted to meet him. That was everyone. @nytimes
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podcasting in-person w/ @plazajewish & @stephanieagarry w/ a reading of “The Joy of Funerals” & a piece I wrote for @oprahdaily about building my own casket. https://t.co/Tq3ojq16qG 630 Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY, Thurs., Oct. 23, 5:30 pm xo
It was a scene out of a David Lynch film, just what Shien Lee, owner of Red Pavilion, hoped to accomplish when she created the immersive performance space in March 2023. @nytimes https://t.co/yr0NzAhHGj
No haircuts or close shaves to be had @ Barbearia Campos, the barbershop that opened in 1886 in the heart of Lisbon’s Largo do Chiado neighborhood. It's closed. But now, you can try on & purchase an array of jewelry from @portugaljewels instead.
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Join us for a special in-person recording of Exit Strategy, hosted by @StephanieGarry and featuring @alixstrauss, award-winning author of The Joy of Funerals. The evening includes a book reading and Q&A. Learn more: https://t.co/l6yKvGueGX
In an Ozempic obsessed world, @shafonnemyers has spent the past 15 years bringing awareness, beautification & thoughtfulness to an often forgotten plus size market place, and to the people who inhabit it, which is more than 65%. @nytimes https://t.co/kLSjiilRQ0
85% of Emily Strand & Will Christiansen wedding tasks were created, organized & completed thanks to AI. The cake tasting was done in person -- AI can only do so much. It turns out that “so much” is a huge amount. @nytimes https://t.co/tcY1KCnvrs
The pinky ring has long had an aristocratic history, worn mostly by men. But today, big bling is appearing on the smallest (and often forgotten) of women’s appendages - the pinky. @nytimes https://t.co/PmxHqFC7C0
4 “I dos,” & some “I shouldn’t have,” according to @christiebrinkley, she has remained open to love & undoubtably, an “Uptown Girl.” Her relationships, career, near death experience, motherhood, & her love affair with love are in her new memoir. @nytimes https://t.co/RI619yLoe0
Movie bling? For 2 decades, @danaschneiderjewelry, Hunger Games’ Mockingjay pin, has designed over 1,000 pieces of jewelry, for 80 productions -- “The Matrix Reloaded” “The Girl w/ the Dragon Tattoo,” “Game of Thrones” & “Californication.” @nytimes https://t.co/AaOoUxBmO1
For the current book I’m writing on mortality, I recently landed in Santa Fe, to meet the stones. Not the aging, but somehow still performing “Rolling Stones,” but the rare gray & blue stones that were once the cremains of Mark Cessarich, a 6’1, 64-year-old teacher. @nypost
Hotels & banquet halls were the go-to wedding venues. Now cavernous caves below ground, trippy treehouses above ground, nautical experiences, leaving guests free floating in the middle of the ocean, are. The more obscure a location, the better. @nytimes
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For most, the expression “go big or go home,” is a war cry. @jeyperie of @lanoxenyc went small & stayed. Harried NYers might miss this 600sf bar, which holds 30 people, & is reminiscent of a speakeasy, is found inside the subway, 28 St. @ 7Ave. @nytimes
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An honor to interview @ojthejuice03 who is changing the way women are seen in the football world, & making sure they get paid to play. In 2019 she founded @wnfcfootball, a for-profit, full-contact women’s professional football league. @nytimes https://t.co/LzHn1C863g
Loved interviewing @Sallynyc pres. & publisher of @littlebrown, the company’s first Asian American woman to hold this position. @nytimes. "I remember pitching a book in a meeting where I wasn’t allowed to speak. I was too junior.” She's not silent anymore. https://t.co/sP2PBNmLId