I’m pleased to celebrate the work of the brilliant nautical artist Scott McBee. Featured now at the ultra chic Chinese Porcelain Company on Park Avenue in NYC, McBee’s stunning large scale ocean liners transport one to a time when traveling in ultra style was just as important as arriving at one’s destination. It goes without [...]
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DecoDence
Just back from the opening of DecoDence – an ultra fab exhibition showcasing Mario Pulice’s unparalleled ocean liner related collection at the South Street Seaport Museum. A perfect antidote to the economy-over-comfort trend in current day travel, the show gives a rare glimpse of some of the actual objects and fine French furnishings that one [...]
Our 1st Year Anniversary Issue!
We’re wishing a Happy Anniversary to all of our WIJW friends! In celebration, and to thank our readers, supporters, fellow bloggers, and sponsors for their ongoing support we’ve asked the very talented Scott McBee to create this spectacular 1st Anniversary Paper Doll. With a nod to the classic paper dolls of the Duke and Duchess [...]
The Queen of Bermuda
My recent trip to Bermuda centered upon a recent museum placement of Scott McBee’s large painted work “Queen of Bermuda.” The Gala opening of “We are Sailing” held by the Masterworks Foundation Museum commenced a stunning exhibition showing Bermuda’s relationship to the sea, and provides the perfect opportunity for the museum to prominently display their [...]
Fête du Printemps
My super chic friend, the bon vivant, style maven, and international jet-setter, Raj Tolaram, started off the Spring season with a fabulous party on his gorgeous terraces to welcome this glorious time of year. The guest list read like a who’s who of New York glitterati and creative talent such as the brilliant artist Scott [...]
Imagination Realized
Many years ago, in the pages of one of my mothers discarded Vogue magazines, the October 1977 issue to be precise, I found my career path. Within those pages was the magical San Francisco home of Ann and Gordon Getty, an elegant neoclassical house by architect Willis Polk. Mrs Getty’s preference at the time was [...]
