James Andrew on Worth Avenue. photo ACS
WIJW is thrilled to have been invited down to Palm Beach to share our unique perspective on the American International Fine Art Fair. It is especially encouraging to hear of the record breaking success of the fair – Francois Graff of Graff Diamonds is reported to have exclaimed “It was just like the old days [at the opening of the American International Fine Art Fair (AIFAF)].”
As always we here at WIJW continue to focus on a better story, and hope that our readership will join us in a few moments of optimism here and there to combat the constantly glum (and often debilitating) outlook that seems so popular these days. It is lucrative events like the AIFAF that help to confirm what we at WIJW have professed from the very beginning – Opportunity abounds!
Despite a fairly exhausting and time intensive press schedule we did finally make a few moments to enjoy a lovely lunch poolside, and take a stroll along the beach, finishing our little getaway in true Windsor style with a visit to Worth Avenue – one of the world’s most celebrated shopping meccas.
(left) Taking a wonderfully rejuvenative lunch pool-side at the Chesterfield Hotel, I’m sporting a Michael Bastian white and pink red striped cotton seersucker hoody with purple and white gingham cotton seersucker shorts by Club Monaco and ivory white Gucci loafers. Photo – ACS
(Top) Channeling a photo of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor on Worth Avenue – I’m wearing a white linen jacket, a white, turquoise and purple plaid linen shirt, lavender micro corduroy pants, python belt with sterling buckle all by Gucci, turquoise silk pocket square Charvet Paris, taupe suede and patent leather sneakers by Lanvin, Rolex Submariner watch. Photo – ACS
We look forward to bringing you much more from Palm Beach in the not so distant future!
ROLEX
