Physics, Mixology and Elixirs: Date Night in New York
“No amount of physical contact could match the healing powers of a well made cocktail.” And whether it is healing or simply an act of pure love, my relationship with […]
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I Love La La Land So Matcha
There is nothing more la-la-la about La La Land than an afternoon basking in the sun on Melrose Avenue and slurping in the sights of hot LA locals and newly […]
When it Comes to Art, Don’t Hide the Madness
Wisdom by Atticus: “When it comes to art, don’t hide the madness”. Which is why Miami Art Basel is a hybrid of art, culture, music and now even the art of […]
Couture Masks and Upcycled Denim: Romeo Hunte X Tommy Hilfiger at NYFW
Who knew that the alluring mask trend would become a mandate? Inspired from the world of street meets couture was Romeo Hunte‘s Fall Winter 2020 collection at New York Fashion […]
Excess Luggage: The Ritz and The Ned London, with 8on8 for LFW
What happens when heritage and legacy coincide? Heritage is what we live for, legacy is what we repeatedly do. Another translatlantic trip to the roots city London for London Fashion […]
Sunlit Rooftops of Rome: Michelin Succulence and Gladiatorial History
When history is absorbed as stories, I rarely forget it. When darting around Rome, precariously avoiding tourist traps, my wandering imagination thought of the valiance of the Flavian Amphitheater, now […]
Fast Cars and Fiery Predators: Feel the Power with Christian Cowan at NYFW
New York is not a concrete jungle but a human zoo. Particularly during New York Fashion Week (NYFW), which is an often energy fueled and relentlessly tiring showreel of parties, fashion, liquor […]
BirthMonth: Pondering (and Celebrating) the Passing of Time
April is my birthmonth. For why celebrate only a day, when inching towards the day itself, or recovering from an overwhelm of interaction during it, seems as important? Given my […]
Beyond the Rainbow is a Field of Dreams: Alice + Olivia at NYFW
In a room full of art, I’d still stare at you. The era of romantic maximalism may be over, but I climbed the rainbow on my unicorn onto a wonderland that […]
If Nymphs Could Talk: Palatial Perches and Architectural Artifacts in Rome
If the frozen sculptures of expressive nymphs in these fountains could speak, what would they say? Rome, founded in 753 BC by Romulus, with it 280 fountains and 900 churches, […]
