Circulating: Beverly Hills
My six-page round-up of where to eat, sleep, play, shop and relax in Beverly Hills was published in the March/April issue of Jetset Magazine and highlights some of the playgrounds of the rich and famous in the 90210. Read more
Circulating: Sovereign
Peer inside a 100-meter luxury superyacht in my article about the Sovereign by Gray Design for Jetset Magazine‘s March/April issue.
Inspired by the luxury automotive industry, the Sovereign boasts some of the finest amenities available on a yacht, including rich fabrics, crystal light settings, an infinity pool, a spacious owners suite and an additional 10 suites for guests, among other wonderful features. Read more
Circulating: RUBEDO by Tiffany & Co.
This year Tiffany & Co. celebrates its 175th anniversary, and in anticipation of the milestone, it created a rosy new metal, called rubedo, designed to have the appeal of gold, silver and copper, all rolled into one. I was granted a preview of the new metal — and the Tiffany 1837 designs which will feature it — for my feature in the March/April issue of Jetset Magazine. Read more
Circulating: Smooth Sailing
The same issue of Jetset Magazine which included my “Heavy Metal” jewelry article — the same issue with the effervescent Katy Perry on the cover — also featured my article “Smooth Sailing,” about traversing the crystal blue waters of the Whitsunday Islands off the coast of Australia.
Adjacent to the Great Barrier Reef, and known for calm waters and white beaches, the Whitsundays comprise a playground for yachting devotees and outdoor enthusiasts. Read more
Making of a Cover
Germany company Paperlux made this video called “Making of a Cover,” revealing some of the process behind their creation of the very cool and interactive magazine cover for Novum 11/11. Read more
Circulating: Heavy Metal
I had a lot of fun — too much, probably — curating jewelry for the article called “Heavy Metal,” included in the January/February 2012 issue of Jetset Magazine, featuring the one and only Katy Perry on the cover.
Of the nine individual pieces included, every single one is glamorous, edgy and irresistibly “rock ‘n’ roll.” Read more
Circulating: City of Influence
Florence, Italy, ranks among the most beautiful and culturally influential cities in the world — which is why I was so thrilled to get to traipse through its neighborhoods and the surrounding Tuscan countryside for a week this past July.
My eight-page article covering some of the things I experienced while I was there has been published in the latest issue of Jetset Magazine, which also features the perpetually handsome Patrick Dempsey from Grey’s Anatomy on its cover, along with a story on the actor’s successful turn as a race car driver. (True story: He owns and drives for Dempsey Racing.)
Wait, where was this post headed?
Oh right, Florence … Read more
Circulating: Northwest Retreat
Have you ever been to Jackson Hole, Wyoming? Rain or shine, there’s no shortage of things to do or see there, and I’ve outlined some of your options in a feature called “Northwest Retreat,” published in the September/October 2011 issue of Jetset Magazine.
In fact, I’ve got your whole itinerary already mapped out: Stay at the ultra-luxe Amangani resort (there’s no place like it) on a butte overlooking Jackson; enjoy meals at the Snake River Grill, Rendezvous Bistro (recently visited by Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds and co.), and Trio An American Bistro; do a little (or a lot) of shopping in Town Square; stop by the National Museum of Wildlife Art and Mangelsen Images of Nature Gallery; and receive a tension-relieving massage at the Spa at the Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole. Read more
Circulating: As Good As Gold
Is your jewelry worth its weight in gold? I have an article in the September/October 2011 issue of Jetset Magazine called “As Good As Gold,” featuring pieces of gold jewelry that are worth their weight, plus a whole lot more, because they were made using recycled gold and responsibly harvested gemstones.
Spotlighted designers include: Amber Marie Bently, alkemie, Dawes Design and Ruff&Cut. Read more
Circulating: New Generation
I have a beauty feature titled “New Generation” in the September/October 2011 issue of the new and improved Jetset Magazine.
Published bimonthly, Jetset focuses on the jetset lifestyle and industry, and caters to an audience of readers with net asset values exceeding $20 million. The magazine is available via subscription, and distributed in all 50 states, at more than 1,000 locations across the U.S. Read more
Circulating: Can A Man Be Too Sensitive?
I have an article in the summer 2011 issue of rebel magazine. The editor and publishers asked me to contribute a tongue-in-cheek response to the question “Can a man be too sensitive?” from a woman’s perspective. Read more
Circulating: Summer Lovin’
For 944 magazine’s May issue, dubbed The Travel Issue, I curated bath, beauty and fragrance products for both men and women that will make you fall in looove … with the products, that is. Read more
Circulating: Kick-Start Spring Beauty
I have an article in the Spring Fashion Issue of 944 featuring a number of beauty, hair and fragrance products that are perfect for the season.
After the winter the country just saw — and oh, what a winter it was — no doubt many of us are all too tired of everything looking a little, well, greige.
It’s time to bring back the color and shine, people. Read more
Circulating: Dreamweavers
I have a feature entitled “Dreamweavers” in the Phoenix edition of 944 magazine this month.
If you are (or might one day be) in the midst of planning a wedding, the article lays out advice from five different professionals in the Valley, all relevant to making your big day a perfect day: stationer Lydia Beaulieu of Paperjoy, jewelry designer Susan Helmich of OPUS – The Art of Fine Jewelry, cake designer Julia Baker of Julia Baker Confections, master tailor Aladdin Dimas of Artful Tailoring, and chief designers Meghan Lawlor and Jenny Pinto of Lillian Lottie Couture. Read more
Circulating: The Green Packaging Movement
I had an article called “The Green Packaging Movement” in the November 2010 issue of Soft Drinks International.
The article discusses the future of packaging and whether or not green packaging can store and transport goods just as efficiently — if not more efficiently — than packaging made of traditional materials. Read more
