July 7, 2006
Colette's buyer and co-owner may have a flawless eye for international styles, but here she turns her focus on some local Parisian gems.
May 19, 2006
This L.A. designer is no stranger to unconventionality. So, when it came to getting a fresh glimpse of Tinseltown, we knew exactly who to go to.
May 1, 2006
The consummate uptown guy—and gentlemanly style connoisseur—gives us the lay of the land on his favorite local Upper East Side addresses.
February 13, 2006
Eclecticism is a hallmark of Steven Alan's shopping outposts, but this native New Yorker's adventurous spirit runs deeper than just fashion.
November 22, 2005
The meat-packing district has been a hotbed of retail growth for a few years now, but designer Shelly Steffee was one of the first style pioneers to set up shop here, well before the Stellas and Scoops of the world took up residence.
November 9, 2005
So you think you know the Lower East Side? Some Odd Rubies' Odessa Whitmire gives us an offbeat tour of some essential locations in her neighborhood.
October 23, 2005
Lawyer by day, menswear connoisseur by night, designer Duncan Quinn could be the busiest well-dressed guy above and below 14th Street. But when it comes time for a bit of wining and dining, the British gentlemen prefers to prowl around the downtown environs of his eponymous NoLita shop. Here are his five favorite stops for satisfying his cravings for food and cocktails close to home.
August 18, 2005
Sean Mc Nanney of Saved in Williamsburg is steadfast in his hopes to preserve the small-town vibe of Brooklyn's ever-blossoming quadrant of cool. Here, he shares his favorite local spots and neighbors, both old and new, on a walking tour with Refinery29.
July 12, 2005
Karlo Steel of Atelier Shows Us That There's No Place Like Crosby Street.
May 13, 2005
Around Lolita with Emma Fletcher.
Fleet Ilya's leather bags go from practical to provocative.
Doggie Bag: Fashion Trash, Botox Clutch, Horyn Returns
Michael Bastian, Cynthia Rowley, and Bono design high-concept trash cans for, what we assume must be...
I know, I might be totally nuts thinking these are cool, but aren't they kind of a little cool? A teeny bit?
My Style: It Girl of Tomorrow: Louise Ebel
The 20-year-old chameleon gives Parisian style a rocker twist.
A far-flung slice of Brooklyn finds its groove.
With this lovely modern classical piece that emphasizes the human voice, Muhly makes electroacoustic music of exquisite beauty. His music connects with the listener in a way that much current classical fails—it's emotional and cerebral at the same time.