Meet the Valentijn raincoat. We designed it exclusively in collaboration with custom clothiers Sene just for you. It’s part modern mac, part fishtail parka and entirely ready to shelter you from any lingering showers in style. And because each is custom-tailored, yours will be the only one like it.
You miss Ms. Winehouse. We miss Ms. Winehouse. Many, many other people miss Ms. Winehouse. So the team behind New York Loves has organized a night of R&B, funk, soul and jazz musicians paying tribute to the late songstress.
As part of the Doughnut Project’s continuing series of restaurant collabs, they’ve teamed up with Root & Bone to bring you fried chicken sandwiched between a sliced maple-bourbon-tabasco-glazed doughnut. Also to provide a brief moment of reprieve from that intense beach body diet we’ve all totally been sticking to.
Blkmarket knows a thing or two about good electronic sounds and throwing dance parties. The people at Circle Line Cruises know a thing or two about navigating boats around. Put it all together and you get the first boat party of the season, with tINI and some other people whose workplace is listed as “decks.”
Things you’ll find at House of Yes’ first outdoor party of the season:
1) Circus performances.
2) Interactive art.
3) A rotating hog.
4) Many beautiful costumed folks dancing.
Went for the music, stayed for the hog.
Chefs from Nom Wah Nolita, Win Son, and The Tang are getting together for a night of bottomless whiskey cocktails and all-you-can-eat shrimp buns, chicken dumplings, shumai, breakfast congee and other sustenance of the tasty and Chinese variety. And it’s all to celebrate the beginning of the Dragon Boat Festival, a holiday you, until now, didn’t know you liked to celebrate.
