Fashion: The Season’s Shimmering Couture and Jewelry
December 7, 2011 by Simona Panetta3
fashion feature
Embrace yourself in delicate femininity with a strand necklace that beams with Golden South Sea pearls. The 18-karat gold and diamond ball clasp adds a touch of gilded elegance. www.mikimotoamerica.com Dripping with glitz and glam, this couture cocktail dress by Tony Ward catches the eye with gold sequin embellishments and a train that will l...
Jingle Belle: Winter Beauty Products
December 7, 2011 by Simona Panetta3
Beauty feature
1. QUICK AS A WINK Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Swipe on The Mascara for lengthened, lifted lashes. www.cledepeau-beaute.com 2. FROLIC WITH POLISH Everything comes together with a handful of radiant nails. Dip into Estée Lauder’s Pure Colour Nail Lacquer in Fuchsia Flame for a pop of colourful elegance.  www.esteelauder.ca 3. ...
Fashion Scene: AltaRoma
September 16, 2011 by Simona Panetta1
AltaRoma
When in Rome, do as the designers do. A bi-annual style event featuring the who’s-who of the fashion world, AltaRomAltaModa embroidered the landscape of Rome with renowned ateliers and their fall/winter collections. The event’s 19th edition sashayed Rome Fashion Week with the likes of Lebanon’s Abed Mahfouz, Jack Guisso and Tony Ward at the Mon...
Luxury Real Estate, Villa Les Colombières
September 16, 2011 by Simona Panetta
Villa Les Colombieres
One must wonder if at midnight Villa Les Colombières turns into a Woody Allen set, where beloved artists and poets beckon you to join them for a grand dinner party. Above the village of Menton on the French Riviera rests an estate with a storied past, where long ago artists and dignitaries like Jean Cocteau and Joseph Joffre mingled at gala rece...
Tuesday’s Children, Moving Forward
September 16, 2011 by Simona Panetta
Legacy Letters
Positivism finds its way in a gripping compilation of memorandums written by relatives of those lost in the tragedy of 9/11. Compiled by a non-profit charity that provides programs and services to those living with the aftermath of terrorism’s destruction, The Legacy Letters: Messages of Life and Hope from 9/11 Family Members, delivers 100 stirr...
La Société French Bistro Grand Opening
September 16, 2011 by Simona Panetta
La Société
Charles Khabouth’s Ink Entertainment makes its mark again with a crowd-pulling destination for Toronto’s socializing pooh-bah. The June grand opening of the French bistro La Société was a mere prelude to its instant success, drawing September stargazers to coalesce for TIFF-inspired dishes and celebrity dinners. “On any given night, when you go ...
Woodson & Rummerfield Design Philosophy
September 16, 2011 by Simona Panetta
Woodson & Rummerfield
For Los Angeles-based designers Ron Woodson and Jaime Rummerfield, beautifying spaces isn’t about dedicating blueprints to particular times or places. It’s about expressing relationships: affairs between scale and texture, vocabularies of colour and proportion. It’s about unions of the old and the new – the modern and vintage – or what the desig...
Pencils of Promise – 3rd Annual Summer White Party
July 8, 2011 by Simona Panetta
Pencils of Promise, Adam Braun
On June 11th, 2011, Pencils of Promise (PoP) drew some serious attention to Axe Lounge in Southampton, New York for its 3rd annual White Party. Hosted by the PoP NYC Junior Board, Charity Happenings and Social Life Magazine, this rocking event had 250 guests tearing up the dance floor, raising over $20,000 to continue PoP’s efforts of building s...
Legendary Living at Les Rochers
June 10, 2011 by Simona Panetta
Les Rochers
It’s the jet-set way of life, where the Cote d’Azur’s cerulean seas kiss sugared shores, and the hum of seclusion shines a spell on the well heeled. The halcyon days of glamour and prestige are everyday in the seaside community of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, where Greta Garbo took a dip and Coco Chanel took residence in the sprawling La Pausa, a vill...
Philanthropy 101 with Adam Braun
June 10, 2011 by Simona Panetta
Pencils of Promise
It’s not everyday that you hear of someone in his mid-20s, affable and altruistic in a clear-cut kind of way, contemplating the dismal state of educational access in developing countries rather than a frenzied weekend in Las Vegas. The truth is, we’re all hardwired to be egocentric, our psyche blinding us to the hard luck of others. Founding ...
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