Heaven on earth: Here are pictures from somewhere in Colorado so remote, there is no cell phone service.
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My complete oeuvre from my StyleCaster days. - GLAMOURous!
Check out my recent contributions on Glamour.com - BCBG MAXAZRIA Runway Review SS09
BCBG MAXAZRIA opened New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2009. - Betsey Johnson Runway Review, SS09
Never Neverland characters and inspired outfits cartwheeled down the runway of the coolest grandma designer of all time. - "When keeping it real goes right"
Designer Phillip Lim, talks backstage before his 3.1 Phillip Lim spring/summer 2008 fashion show at New York's public library. - DNR, "J. Crew Plans Men’s-Only Store"
My first scoop! Industry darling Mickey Drexler dishes to us about opening J.Crew's first men's only store last week at a preview for the spring 2008 collection. - "Italians onform to the cliches of cool," International Herald Tribune
- International Herald Tribune, "For dreary days of winter, lively leggings"
Fashion article: Italian women wear *tights*. And boy do I mean *tights*. - International Herald Tribune, "Rare stones on watches are in vogue"
Fancy a watch dial mined from a comet? Or want your blinged-out face on your watch face? Look no further. - International Herald Tribune, "In gift hampers, gourmet pleasures comes in many shapes and sizes"
Want to drool over (unattainable) Epicurean delights? Read on. - Travel Addicts, "Getting naked in Morocco"
Hammams and mammas. Read all about my steamy trip to Marrakesh's inner hygiene sanctums. - International Herald Tribune, "Simple question inspires musician's second career"
Laurits Larsen was my mom's foreign exchange host brother in Denmark in the 70s. Then he went on to create the world's most beautiful sounding cello strings. - International Herald Tribune, "The golden touch in restorations and reproductions"
Finally published something about the most amazing little shop in Italy where an Italian told me a story about an American WWII soldier.... - International Herald Tribune, "When shopping abroad, do as locals do"
Another article on shopping. Yeah, so? Let me tell you--If anyone could make a career out of browsing, it's me. - International Herald Tribune, "A merry time for bargain-hunters"
Put on your chapeau and lace up your discounted Louboutin's--it's sale time. - International Herald Tribune, "New brilliancy for a Versailles bauble"
Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the luckiest news clerk, sent last minute to cover a story, of them all? - Stunning Versailles photos
- Paris Notes, "Grand Reopening"
See the overview of my cover article on the reopening of the Grand Palais. - Paris Voice, "J'en Reve"
I'd be embarrassed to put my name on this article after the heavy (bad) editing it went through, but I'm in luck. They spelled my name wrong, so technically, I'm NOT the author. - International Herald Tribune, "A Vinegar More Precious than Wine"
Outrageously expensive balsamic vinegar, worth every penny.
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Sad Songs for Dirty Lovers
The National: Sad Songs for Dirty LoversVai Saber?
Marisa Monte: Universo ao Meu Redor
One of the most beautiful 'why don't you love me?' songs I've ever heard.Maria Catena
Carmen Consoli: Eva Contro Eva
One of those throaty, religion-themed melodic laments by my favorite Italian singer. I spent an evening this week parceling out the lyrics, which is made trickier on account of her thick Sicilian accent. Phew.Simply Beautiful
Al Green: Simply Beautiful: The Love Songs
My new favorite love song.
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