Over the past decade, the collective fascination with fancy footwear has heightened to never-before-seen altitudes–right along with the heels of stilettos, themselves. “Shoe Obsession,” on view now at The Museum at FIT, explores “the rise of the shoe” as described
Dressed up. In high gear. Objet d’art. Jacket: DKNY (Madison Avenue store exclusive). Dress: Cynthia Steffe. Booties: Me Too. Jewelry: David Yurman. Clutch: St. John. Sunglasses: CHANEL. Nails: Midnight Cami/Essie. Images by Sam Chung Photography.
Wishing Grand Central a very happy 100th birthday. Grab your Goyard luggage… And, make a wish.
They say that truth is stranger than fiction. And, when it comes to fashion, that’s about right. Manhattan is the epicenter of all things (and people) wildly creative and more than a little quirky. The women here have a very
As the temperature drops, a color rush warms me up. From top to bottom: Kate Spade: Karolina pumps – Lipstick pink with gold heel and Metallic ($298) and Karolina Bow ($328) 135 Fifth Avenue (@ 20th Street) / katespade.com Milly
I’ve always had a “thing” for shoes. My first pair (a classic white saddle) was an unforgettable experience, documented by a roll of old school Kodak photos of me, red-faced and screaming. But, it didn’t take long before I was
I’ve had these Kate Spade pumps for years and, now, they’ve become objet d’art. Posing with a Nike Free sneaker (plus, kettle bell) at CrossFit NYC.