10 Feb How Art Changed Mexico City/ELLE magazine

For the February issue of ELLE magazine, I wrote about how art changed Mexico City. The Zona Maco art fair, going on as I write this, is celebrating its 20th...

04 Feb How To Develop Your Intuition/Oprah Daily

Your internal GPS is talking to you all the time. An expert explains how to tune in and translate what you hear. That expert is Tina Powers, and the piece...

12 Dec Heath Wagoner silversmith in T/The New York Times

The North Carolina-born metalsmith Heath Wagoner went to school to be a painter but, after he took a course in metalwork, changed majors. Now 35 and based in Brooklyn, Wagoner...

18 Nov Washington D.C./Condé Nast Traveler

The year of 2023 was a blockbuster for the culinary landscape of Washington, DC. In February, The Bazaar by José Andrés debuted at the Waldorf Astoria, with a menu of...

Ferragamo exhibition in Florence/Galerie Magazine

Fun fact about Salvatore Ferragamo: he made his name and rose to great fame not in Italy, but in the United States. Specifically: Hollywood. This year marks the 100th anniversary...

26 Oct St. Regis Kanai/Alexa

When viewed from above, the new St. Regis Kanai resort resembles a deconstructed Olympic logo — a series of circular and semi-circular shapes set on the shores of the Riviera...

15 Oct Bridges to Prosperity/HTSI The Financial Times

Of all the stories I’ve written, this is one of my favorites. It is a profile of an organization that builds bridges to connect rurally isolated communities in Africa. To...

F3 racer Jamie Chadwick profile/Alexa

There was only one woman in the starting formation at the final Indy NXT race of the year at Laguna Seca in Monterey, Calif., last month: Jamie Chadwick. The 25-year-old...

Rolex new Perpetual 1908/Alexa

Rolex is considered a “one and done” timepiece by many — and for good reason. The iconic watchmaker’s Datejust, Submariner, Daytona, and other styles are timeless, contemporary heirlooms, often passed...

New leather boxes by Hermes/Galerie Magazine

Since the creation of Hermès there’s always been a degree of imperfection, because it’s the work of a hand, not a machine,” declares Alexis Fabry, co–artistic director of the revered...