The colors of the Empire State Building

It's been featured in countless movies, celebrated in numerous events and talked about endlessly; the world-famous Empire State Building in the city that never sleeps needs no introduction, for it has stood proud and tall since 1931 and continues to do so. After the tragic 9/11 events, it re-became the tallest building in New York City for eleven years, up until the Freedom Tower claimed that status last April. Named after NY State's nickname of … [Read more...]

Grand Central Terminal goes back in time for its 100th anniversary

My favorite all-time era is the 1920s. And today, I can finally live it! This Friday at the Grand Central Terminal, it’s back to 1913. The New York icon is celebrating its 100th year of existence and throwing an all-day party. And what better way to roll back the clock than with 1913 prices. Think 10-cent shoeshine, 13-cent mussels and 5-cent cups of coffee; nickels, dimes and quarters is all you need for the day. The building’s … [Read more...]

Dîner en Blanc takes over New York City

I am pretty upset I missed this outrageously cool, très chic picnic! I had the perfect outfit for it ... I have some good excuses though! The unusually refined flash mob slash classy all-white invasion of decked out individuals, by its name Dîner en Blanc, is only at its second NYC edition. Excuse no 1. Monday evening, roughly 3,200 people (why is everyone dressed in white?) showed up unannounced at New York City's Lincoln Center, set up … [Read more...]

Spring in Central Park via Instagram

The second the first blossoms appear, New Yorkers grab their blankets, picnic baskets and off to the parks they go. There are so many outdoor options in the city, it is always hard to pick. But Central Park is the unquestionable king; the iconic park has always attracted tourists and locals alike, for its lovely green pastures, tranquil lakes, cycling tracks, the Zoo and many more. A stroll in Central Park is perfect any season; but at the crack … [Read more...]

Postcards from the Flatiron Building

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