Condé Nast Launches Digital Channel

The Condé Nast Entertainment division has announced the launch of the Vanity Fair digital channel with new series taking inspiration from the iconic magazine. The lineup features Hollywood insiders and infamous NYC residences, and the launch of the channel is being sponsored by American Express and Salvatore Ferragamo.

At the time of launch, the channel's lineup includes 4 series:

Vanity Code: Vanity Fair's take on "How-To" series with animated solutions to life situations such as "How to...Feign Interest in Your Boss's Children." This will be sure to be a survival guide to any life situation.

VF Hollywood with Krista Smith: This series will show the latest starts stopping by Vanity Fair's LA office to talk with senior west coast editor Krista Smith about current and upcoming projects they are involved with. It will offer an inside look at what is coming up next in Hollywood.

The Snob's Dictionary: This web series is a look into the world of the cultural snob, to whom knowledge of subjects is more important than the actual enjoyment of them. Season one topics include film, food, music, and television.

Eminent Domains (NYC): This series will show viewers show of the most historic, iconic, and interesting addresses in New York City. This one sounds like it will be my personal favorite! The series will show co-ops to modern towers and anything in between. Future seasons will travel to other cities around the world. 

The content will be available on the Vanity Fair video website and YouTube Channel.

Featured on FRINGE

I am excited to share with you that I have been featured in the spring edition of FRINGE. FRINGE is a special bi-annual with a focus on fashion. This spring's issue selected a few individuals and profiled their style and from where they draw inspiration. 

A photo from my feature:

Photo by Daryl Oh via FRINGE

My profile discusses my preppy east coast style. You can read my profile here, and check out the entire spring edition here.

I would love to know what you think!

Lonny Mag Loves Lilly

Lonny Magazine, an online publication, recently featured Lilly Pulitzer in its issue. Thought this would be something fun to share. If you haven't heard of Lonny before, you will probably become obsessed and keep reading it!

All images courtesy of the current issue of Lonny Mag

The page below explains how all the prints for the designs are made....in house. Each print is designed and painted by hand compliments of the in-house print team which many people do not know exists! They're so talented.

The last page of the write up features the wonderful KOP store. The captured all the elements from the summer remodel. From the zebra bathroom to the Philadelphia toile fitting room, the KOP store is truly a real life showcase of the wonderful print team.

check out the current issue online to read the actual article!

A Snapshot of Timeless Covers

Im sure everyone knows the renowned "New Yorker" Magazine. It was started in 1925 and has had many well known writers submitting work for the publication. Perhaps what is the most well known is its covers.
I was looking through the archives and just selected a few that I liked.


all photos via New Yorker archives.

And perhaps one of my favorites: Saul Steinbergs' "View of the World From 9th Avenue"

Its true- New York seems like its own little world, and its easy to forget about anything west of the Hudson River......but I do miss it.