The celebration of the African Heritage Day at Gracie Mansion, hosted by Mayor Eric Adams yesterday, was exactly the kind of celebratory gathering needed during the dire political climate we currently live in. Africans in diaspora from far and wide turned up beaming with pride and joy clad in various attires from their respective countries… [Continue Reading]

Dandyism exhibition at the Met Museum offers an extraordinary peek into the past, as it transforms and travels through time to the present. It offers in-depth enlightenment of how the oppressed used fashion to their own advantage as an unspoken language of empowerment, exuding grace under pressure. The exhibition includes one of a kind and… [Continue Reading]

This past weekend was a rather daunting and painful one. I needed recovery time to be strong enough to post this tribute. I lost not one but two beloved friends to a car accident, fellow doll afficionados and highly revered doll artists Mario and Gianni, collectively known as “Magia2000”. The dynamic duo’s artistry and craftmanship… [Continue Reading]

Just hours after Pres. Trump successfully had his “Big Beautiful Bill” passed by Congress, this happened… My kids suggested we have a family 4th of July themed pizza lunch in the park. I set out yesterday in search of the traditional blue, white & red “gadgets”, such as paper plates, table covers, napkins and fashion… [Continue Reading]

The New York City Pride March took place today on June 29 and it hadn’t been this crucial and relevant since the uprising at the iconic Stonewall. The current political climate has members of the LGBTQ community on edge, with their rights on the brink of being rolled back and major corporations ditching several of… [Continue Reading]

African Heritage in NY

The celebration of the African Heritage Day at Gracie Mansion, hosted by Mayor Eric Adams yesterday, was exactly the kind of celebratory gathering needed during the dire political climate we currently … [Read More...]

Superfly Dandyism

Dandyism exhibition at the Met Museum offers an extraordinary peek into the past, as it transforms and travels through time to the present. It offers in-depth enlightenment of how the oppressed used … [Read More...]

Magia 2000… The end of an era

This past weekend was a rather daunting and painful one. I needed recovery time to be strong enough to post this tribute. I lost not one but two beloved friends to a car accident, fellow doll … [Read More...]

Happy Dire 4th?

Just hours after Pres. Trump successfully had his "Big Beautiful Bill" passed by Congress, this happened... My kids suggested we have a family 4th of July themed pizza lunch in the park. I set out … [Read More...]

Pride Marching for Equality

The New York City Pride March took place today on June 29 and it hadn't been this crucial and relevant since the uprising at the iconic Stonewall. The current political climate has members of the … [Read More...]

Ebi Ayo, An Exclusive Supper Club

Chef Tayo fed a village last night at his highly coveted home communal dining experience. The extraordinary IT Chef of the moment offered an almost rare and once in a golden opportunity for … [Read More...]

Art in Motion at Frieze NY

It's Art Week in New York City! Frieze, a leading international art fair is back in the big apple! The highly anticipated fair takes up residence at the swanky premises of The Shed in the ritzy Hudson … [Read More...]

The Frick Museum is Back!

One of the few remaining gilded age mansion in New York City just had a grand reopening soirée in honor of the sprawling estate's vast and detailed $200 million renovation after five years, heralding … [Read More...]

Amy Sherald, American Sublime at the Whitney

Art is life! Last night was a true testament to that! The Whitney Museum had a remarkable and extraordinary super grand opening night for world-renowned and celebrated artist, Amy Sherald. The very … [Read More...]

Netherlands in NYC…Tulip Day!

Forget waiting for cherry blossoms to bloom, a traditional indicator of the start of spring season in New York City. Yesterday, The Netherlands delivered us from the antipation of colorful sightings … [Read More...]

IFPDA Print Fair Takes Over NYC

The International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) Print Fair rolled out the symbolic red carpet yesterday at the Nine Orchard Hotel in New York City with a celebratory cocktail fête that had … [Read More...]

Nightmare at La Compagnie Restaurant

I must have walked into a twilight zone around 11pm on March 15, the second I set foot in LA COMPAGNIE restaurant on 24th street Flatiron in NYC. I got hit hard by their door on the way in. Walked in … [Read More...]

Rescue Dogs Rocks!

It was a grand day of festivities for our furry little friends on Monday in honor of Rescue Dogs Rocks NYC, a charitable endeavor for abused dogs who need rescuing, produced by Chance TV. I dared to … [Read More...]

In Conversation with Byron Lars

I couldn't have found myself at a better place than to hear the legendary and iconic trailblazer Byron Lars in conversation with the iconic fashion journalist Constance White herself about his journey … [Read More...]