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Boutique C’est Chic 
September 23, 2009 by Dolce Staff Writer
Bergdorf Goodman Housing designer names from Armani to Zac Posen, haute couture begins at Bergdorf Goodman. Luxuriously located on the i...
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Bridal Beginnings
March 1, 2012 by Carol Hansson
FACE-TO-FACE Ensure all eyes are on you with bridal makeup by Jackie Gideon. www.jackiegideon.com SWEET DREAMS Cap off the perfect day ...
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Enlisting a Godsend: Preston Baile...
March 23, 2009 by Dolce Staff Writer
Waves gently crash on an endless shore of white sand as you stand under an arch of white roses, and stare into the eyes of your significa...
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PR Maven Jim Birchall’s Hot ...
December 7, 2011 by Dolce Staff Writer
Bionx Bike When Jim Birchall wants to be steered in the right direction, he hops on his Bionx Bike. With its innovative Intelligent Mobi...
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March 18, 2011 by Vito La Giorgia
When it comes to great acts of romance, tears of joy are the litmus test that separates successful from unforgettable. In this world, you’d be hard-pressed to find another woman who makes it rain sodium chloride more than event planner extraordinaire Jenifour Jones. Tears of joy, memories to last a lifetime and unbelievable moments are all part ...
March 18, 2011 by Madeline Stephenson
Finding the right restaurant doesn’t have to be a game of Roulette.
1. Simon at Palms Place
This Las Vegas resto-lounge is for anyone fed up with conventional cuisine. Executive chef Kerry Simon does more than satisfy with a menu that pushes the boundaries of mainstream prime meats and sushi.
www.simonatpalmsplace.com
2. Michael Mina
Mi...
March 18, 2011 by Madeline Stephenson
"There’s an old African phrase that says, ‘if you give me fish I’ll eat today, if you teach me to fish, I’ll eat for a lifetime,’” says Oral Lee Brown. The Mississippi native has become a North American role model, for putting it all on the line to save hundreds of inner city kids from sinking in a sea of lost opportunity.
It all started with...
December 14, 2010 by Simona Panetta
They say a visionary doesn’t find his cause – the cause finds him. Growing up with albinism in Canada, successful businessman Peter Ash was quick to act when he first heard of an incomprehensible crime unveiling itself across Tanzania. The practice of killing people with albinism for their body parts has become a lucrative trade in one of the wo...
December 14, 2010 by Michael Hill
The Drop With a unique and modern style, these peculiarly shaped speakers from Scandyna Speakers are a great conversation piece and sound as good as they look. www.scandyna-speakers.com
Michael Kaeshammer Embarking on a cross-country tour with the talented Jill Barber this past November, Michael Kaeshammer is considered a piano-playing prodig...
December 14, 2010 by Michael Hill1
Reality TV fans are more or less familiar with VH1’s hit show Basketball Wives. Filled with drama and scandal, the show offers a glimpse into the lives of professional basketball players wives, ex-wives, girlfriends and fiancées. These women may often come off as spoiled, but with the addition of Ashley Walker to the cast of season 2, viewers wi...
December 14, 2010 by Vito La Giorgia4
The luxury boutique hotel EPIC towers above the plethora of palm trees found throughout the sun-drenched city of Miami. When we say boutique hotel, we usually mean small hotel, but as we know, space is the ultimate luxury. EPIC seems to have taken all this into consideration when they were designing this colossal, stunning structure. Its design ...
December 14, 2010 by Michael Hill
If you ask your kids about Cristal they may point to the TV where some hip-hop artist wearing too much jewelry sits in a Gallardo, bottle in hand, pouring the sparkling champagne over a scantily clad woman, all the while carelessly throwing hundred dollar bills in the air. But this historic product is so much more than a “playa’s” plaything. Alt...
December 14, 2010 by Michael Hill
Wind whips through your hair as you rip around the corner of Germany’s famed Nürburgring racetrack in your Ferrari Formula 1 race car. You accelerate hard out of the turn, pushing the car to its limits, overtaking yet another driver. Pistons fire, tires squeal and the engine screams as you charge past the competition. The checkered flag waves in...
December 14, 2010 by Vito La Giorgia3
While trying to prevent war and potential genocide in Sudan, George Clooney endured uncharacteristic living conditions for a movie star of his stature. He braved an electrical storm while aboard a small aircraft, he tolerated mice-infested African huts, he used a toilet that had frogs jumping in and out, and it was all for the greater good.
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