Thanksgiving is the most important day in the American tradition, however between football all day, food prep, and leftovers there’s little effort left for dress up. Some choose loose or expanding clothes since most likely we’ll all end up in a post-dinner food coma. Nevertheless, it’s always worth to make an extra effort to dress up and cheer up, so in that spirit, I have compiled a roundup of 8 chic thanksgiving outfits from semi-casual to more dressy and if need be wearing an apron…
I know we haven’t even celebrated Thanksgiving yet, but to my defense, Christmas decorating takes a lot more time and planning than Thanksgiving. Although this last statement may as well be subjective… For now, I can’t wait to start listening to Christmas songs while imagining decorating our Christmas tree and also while doing almost everything else. Unfortunately, our home is far from being ready, so our own Christmas tree may not happen this year, but I can’t wait to enjoy others. The king of the season is, of course, the Christmas tree which will need a respective tree collar or tree skirt. Here is a fabulous roundup:
Although last year’s Thanksgiving was a complete disaster and millions of reasonable people spent it in complete despair, this year however there’s lots of hope in the horizon… So let’s set the table for celebration and let’s hope that in a few months we’ll all be celebrating and enjoying a much better, brighter and smarter future.
There is a tremendous art movement happening in November all over popular and stylish cities. With the Autumn weather comes the time to head indoors and live through the eyes of artists visiting Museums and Galleries. Enjoy this November roundup of the best Art Exhibitions Around The World
New York, New York
Michelangelo Divine Draftsman & Designer at The Met From Nov. 13 through Feb. 12
A celebrated artist for over half a millennium, Michelangelo is having his largest exhibit at The Met in New York City. The exhibition will showcase 150 drawings, three marble sculptures and other works, including Met’s own collection of two rarely displayed drawings and one sculpture. Among the works presented, is a monumental cartoon for his last fresco in the Vatican Palace. There will also be work of other artist for comparison and context. A must see exhibition for sure.
I can’t believe October is here already and we are still experiencing warm days… Just last week we had days with temperatures in the 90’s… Although this weekend the fall weather is catching up with us. I rather that to global warming… As it’s the norm in the cultural world, the colder the days the more museums exhibitions there are. So this month is pretty booked with exhibitions especially Fashion ones. Please read on…
Paris
The Musée Yves Saint Laurent From Oct. 3rd – Sept. 9, 2018
The Musse Yves Saint Laurent Paris will open in an elegant 19th Century mansion in the city of light on October 3. The Musse Yves Saint Laurent Marrakesh will follow soon this month… The planning, design and execution of both museums took more than a decade. The museum in Paris will exhibit Mr. Saint Laurent’s couture, including iconic pieces as the 1965 Mondrian dress and many other legendary pieces. The fabulous Interior Designer Jacques Grange partnered the renowned exhibition-set designer Nathalie Crinière to refresh the decor of the galleries. Jacques Grange had decorated the couture house in the 1980s.
September is a very special month. Not only because it’s my birthday, mind me, but because it’s a month that seems to celebrate all things related to Art, Fashion, Culture and more… A lot of Cultural happenings… The month of September is the true beginning of the year as regards to the Fashion Calendar, representing the end of Summer and the beginning of a new Fashion season and school year. Fashion Weeks kick off in New York on Sept. 7th presenting Spring/Summer 2018 Collection and ending in Paris on Oct. 30th. Here is a fraction of all the wonderful cultural events happening in the most exiting and cosmopolitan Cities for your exquisite delight…
New York
Rodin at the Met; Sept 16 through Jan. 15
On the centenary of the death of Auguste Rodin (1840–1917), The Metropolitan Museum of Art will celebrate its historic collection of the artist’s work. Nearly 50 marble, bronze, plaster, and terracottas by Rodin, representing more than a century of acquisitions and gifts to the Museum, will be displayed in the newly installed and refurbished Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Sculpture Gallery. With a selection of drawings, prints, letters, and illustrated books, as well as photographs of the master sculptor and his art.