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The Met Costume Institute
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Dear Concierges,
A watched pot never boils. A city waiting
for a seemingly impossible spring will writhe
in anticipation (and chilly rain). the fabled
May flowers brought forth from April showers might seem like a distant myth, so let’s
keep you and your guests entertained to pass
the time until we can ditch the coats and
umbrellas for good. Well, until winter comes
around again.
For the fashionably inclined, the Anna
Wintour Costume Center opens May 8 at
the esteemed Metropolitan Museum of Art.
the inaugural exhibition, Charles James:
Beyond Fashion, features a retrospective of
the work of America’s first couturier. the
exhbition will remain open through August
10, but the new Center will be a destination for all to flock to.
then, celebrate your mother in a most
special way with a delectable Mother’s
Day brunch at Cantonese culinary gem,
Hakkasan. the brunch includes some of
their signature flavors, and even a specilaty
cocktail just for the day.
More flowers, fewer showers,
David l. Miller
Publisher
[email protected]
[ In 2002, the cover featured a Richard Avedon portrait of Marilyn Monroe on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art ]
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SHoPPInG
Wempe
With over 135 years of tradition and experience, Wempe offers an impressive
selection of fine timepieces and clocks, exquisite 18-karat gold and diamond
jewelry, cufflinks, and watch straps. Among the brands in its europeanstyle salon with an elegant and inviting atmosphere, are Patek Philippe,
A. lange and Sohne, rolex, tAG Heuer, Cartier and Jaeger-leCoultre.
Wempe has earned its strong reputation for exceptional customer service
with its state-of-the-art service center with three full-time watchmakers.
Wempe’s Chrono-meterwerke (left) is an option for gentlemen looking for
fine (but subtle) styling. this 18-kt gold watch comes with a silver-plated
dial, a hand-sewn, full-cut louisiana crocodile skin strap, and 18-kt gold
pin clasp—your choice of roman or Arabic numerals. $19,950.
700 Fifth Avenue (at 55th Street); 212-397-9000; wempe.com
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SHOPPINGNEW YORK
Barbara
Tfank
The Fur Salon at Saks
Promenade PICKS
Fifth Avenue
By Marian Betancourt
Daniel Boulud’s casual yet trendy midtown spot—one of NYC’s
top French bistros, according to Zagat—is perhaps best known for
their famous db Burger, a sirloin burger filled with red-wine-braised
short ribs and foie gras on a home-made toasted parmesan bun.
It’s certainly earned its stellar reputation, but there is oh-so-much
more to be discovered at Boulud’s contemporary interpretation of
the Parisian classic.
Bally
Michael
Kors
at Bloomingdale’s
he past several seasons, fur has been all over the fashion magazines—flashy, hot pink fox coats; sedate sheared mink toppers; buttery-soft beaver
trims on all-weather coats; and embellishments on handbags, boots, gloves, scarves, and hats. Whether faux or the real deal, designers used fur trims
everywhere—on jewelry, hair ornaments, hemlines, necklines, collars, cuffs, and even on the insoles of shoes (not just boots)! According to Daniela
Balzano-Hull, the director of the Maximilian Fur Salon at Bloomingdale’s at 59th Street (which recently underwent a major renovation and is a stunning
destination boutique-salon for fur-shopping), “This year fur is the buzz word for fall fashion and everyone wants to own one...and almost every designer
There is a wonderful savory dish of Dill and Meyer Lemon-Cured
Salmon nested on a zucchini griddle cake and topped with a bit of
delicately dressed green salad. For those international tourists who
like meat at breakfast, there is a six-ounce Filet Mignon with eggs,
grilled tomatoes and portobello mushrooms. The trés chic—and very
thin—women often choose the Egg White Herb Frittata with basil and
goat cheese.
Rebecca Cole and decorated with sculptures made of recycled
materials that reflect the rustic, whimsical vibe. Begin your meal
with a tomato, ricotta and eggplant Trifle, Tuna Tartar Tacos with
whipped avocado, or Lobster Soup with coconut fennel crème and
watercress. Try main entrees such as the Roast Organic Chicken
with succotash, chanterelles, and butternut squash, and the
bacon-cheddar Kitchen Burger with jalapeño fries, complementing
the space, which also features a 14-seat open-air chef’s table and
private cabanas. Breakfast is served Mon.-Fri., 7am-10am; lunch,
Mon.-Fri., noon-3pm; dinner, Sun.-Wed., 5-10pm & Thurs.-Sat.,
5-11pm. Brunch is offered 10am-3 on Sat. and until 4pm on Sun.
For those travelers who love to start their day with something hearty
at Benjamin Steakhouse, the breakfast special is a USDA Prime New
York strip steak and fried eggs with sautéed potatoes.
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Eggs Benjamin is a take on Eggs Benedict with poached eggs,
USDA prime steak, and Hollandaise sauce on an English muffin.
There’s also a less daunting Benjamin Breakfast, which is simply
juice, eggs any style, home fries, and thick slabs of grilled Canadian
bacon. Of course, this is bacon on steroids, so you may as well be
having steak!
If steak is not your cup of tea this early in the day, fear not, Benjamin’s
does offer a “light and healthy” breakfast of juice, cereal, yogurt, and
coffee or tea. There are fruit pancakes and also Belgian waffles with
fresh berries and “schlag” (German for whipped cream). The breakfast buffet allows you more modest choices.
On your way out, notice the impressive wall of celebrity photos and
should you want to come back for dinner with a bucket of money,
and nine friends, you can order the exclusive dish of every cut of beef
on the menu, as well as chateaubriand, for $1,111.
E. Kheraj
Location
23 Grand Street • 212-201-9119 • davidburkekitchen.com
Location
With its leather banquets, dark wood paneling, and Sinatra
soundtrack, Benjamin has a very masculine ambiance. No table
flowers here! The restaurant serves the adjoining Dylan Hotel in the
restored century-old Chemists Club Building, and is operated by
Benjamin Prelvukaj and his partner, Chef Arturo McLeod, both alums
of Peter Luger, the famous steak emporium.
The other parts of David Burke’s tasty NYC empire: David Burke
Townhouse (133 E. 61st St., 212-813-2121; davidburketown
house.com); David Burke @ Bloomingdale’s (150 E. 59th St.,
212-705-3800; burkeinthebox.com) and Fishtail (135 E. 62nd St.,
212-754-1300; fishtaildb.com).
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The busiest time is between 8 and 9 am, when that pleasant international buzz is less muted.
Benjamin Steakhouse
NYC
By Ruth J. Katz
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The menu is equally sophisticated with dishes like the light and
delicious signature Lemon Ricotta Hot Cakes: whipped egg whites are
folded into a batter that includes fine lemon zest. They are served with
a dusting of confectioner’s sugar, blackberries, butter, and a tiny bottle
of warm maple syrup. The subtle lemon lingers as if to energize your
day. (Be sure to ask for the recipe before you leave.)
For a fabulous take on your morning oatmeal, order the Honey
Oatmeal Berry Brûlée. The oats are cooked with raisin, honey, and
coconut, baked in a little red crock pot and served with fresh berries.
After you’ve experienced this, no home-cooked oatmeal will do.
H. Amiard
This season, fur—faux and real—is in high demand and designers have
used it everywhere: in trim, vests, muffs, hats, scarves, and of course, the
classic coats and jackets.
Tibetan lamb, lynx, chinchilla, and sable are in high demand—and accessories are all the rage.”
At lunch, db features a “Bouchon” menu with entrée selections
Among the innumerable designers who showed fur (again, real or faux)—and we are not just talking coats here, but trims in endless configurations—are
from $28 including a main course with choice of soup or salad or
Azzedine Alaïa, Akris, Etro, Ralph Lauren, Christian Dior, Oscar de la Renta, Carolina Herrera, Nina Ricci, and Donna Karan, among the many.
Derek
dessert.
The restaurant also offers a pre- and post-theater prix-fixe
three-course
Lam put beaver sleeves on a jacket; Coach offered rabbit-fur muffs; Louis Vuitton did a checkerboard mink scarf; there was alpaca trim on booties
from dinner for $45.
Gucci; and a pony-hair-and-wool fedora from Dolce & Gabbana—and that is but the tip of the proverbial iceberg.
The wine list includes over 100 affordable vintages from $25, with
Animal prints reigned big-time. Larry Cowit, a third-generation furrier and vice president of Henry Cowit Furs, a company that specializes
in on
fur-French, American, and International wines as well as a
a focus
small
number
matching for other furriers and remodeling fur garments for private clients, notes that animal prints “are bigger than even last year. You’ll find
them
on of reserve selections.
shoes, pocketbooks, and anything else a designer can dream up.” In Elle magazine alone, there were many pages of faux tiger-prints, leopard-prints,
and
even
Open for lunch Mon.-Sat., noon-2:30pm; dinner Sun. & Mon.,
Tues.-Thurs., 5-11pm, Fri. & Sat., 5-11:30pm; brunch
Dalmatian-spotted furs and wools: Sergio Rossi presented tiger-printed, over-the-knee, pony-skin boots; from Casadei, there was a Canadian 5-10pm,
red-fox bag,
Sat. & Sun., 11:30am-2:30pm; breakfast Mon.-Fri., 7-10am, Sat.
printed to look tiger-like; and from Junya Watanabe Comme des Garçons came a faux-fur, oversize “tiger” coat.
& Sun., 8-11am. Reservations are suggested and taken up to one
David Burke kitchen
Even more popular than prints were vests, which Cowit noted “are also even more popular this year than they were last year—long vests,month
short vests,
in advance.
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count.”
AndDavid
the runways
full of them—Etro,
Missoni, Tory
Burch,
Location
The James New York—offers three different ways to enjoy the
Funktional, and countless others. And while accessories arelocally
omnipresent,
forcreative
those wanting
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is something
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West 44th Street • 212-391-2400 • danielnyc.com/dbbistro.html
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International, general manager Sandy Blye underscores that customers come to her salon for the most unusual: “Our furs are about bold colors in unique
glass-enclosed
Bar has
handcrafted
cocktails
and a a fuchsia lamb fitted
styling, for the fashionable, independent woman who wants The
something
different, Treehouse
one-of-a-kind...a
royal
blue Rex Rabbit
sweatshirt,
selection of pizzas, flatbreads, spreads and pâtés, plus homemade
dress, a coral mink-and-fox cropped jacket.” But for the woman
looking
her first-time
fur—and
the age range
of that
first-time
fur-buyer has dropped
sweets
and for
snacks.
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the 130-seat,
loft-like
space
is
divided
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a blackdramatically over the past decade—there are classics, like those
sold into
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company
sellsroof
both
retail
to private clients and wholesale
ened steel bar top. It features an open kitchen and glass-enclosed
to major departments stores. According to Tommy Alexandros,
the second-generation owner of the company, “Our focus is on versatile classics, so we do
wine cave and a carving station, where a variety of meats are
mostly natural-colored, utilitarian garments...silhouettes that carved
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Kitchen’sglamour.
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warmth...and
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bar and seating for 130. The space, along with the hotel’s urban
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garden, is landscaped with herb beds and flowers by horticulturalist
B. Milne
chic...warm...elegant
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The Garden is an elegant place to enjoy the first meal of your day. In
addition to the lovely surroundings of full-size potted trees, the muted
tones of many languages float through the air. At nearby tables may
be four glamorous Russian women, a young Asian couple, and a few
French businesspeople.
The seasonal menu, prepared by Daniel Boulud protégé Chef
Laurent Kalkotour, combines innovation with tradition and
expresses the flavors of Kalkotour’s Provençal heritage with regional
specialties such as: Tartare a la Niçoise - yellowfin tuna, focaccia
fennel, and sauce anchoiade; Slow Roasted Dorade with crispy
potato scales, vegetable timbale, bulgur, and toasted pine nut jus;
or a like
Roasted
knows this and therefore has created vests (long and short), collars, hats, and chubbies in colorful hues and styles—for everyone. Long-haired furs
fox, Rack of Lamb with Provençal herb crust, polenta
gratinée au mascarpone chanterelles, and thyme jus.
Bill Milne
Maximilian Fur Salon
The Garden at the Four Seasons Hotel
Naeem
Kahn
NYC
Christian
Dior
Oscar de la
Renta
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New York
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NYC
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Yarmak
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