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Molly Barstein

  • Associate Manager, Audience Development, Vogue
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Vogue’s Guide to St Barth’s, the Caribbean’s Most Luxurious Island

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By Molly Barstein
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The moment you descend on St Barth’s (descend is literal—one must take a nose dive to land on the West Indies island), you know you’re in for something spectacular. The turquoise waters of the Caribbean are perfectly broken up by a Jackson Pollock-esque splattering of yachts, often of the mega variety. The beaches are filled with sunbathers wearing Eugenia Kim hats and basket bags from Loewe.
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The 17 Best Restaurants in SoHo

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By Molly Barstein
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Although it may be best known for shopping, SoHo is also home to some of the city’s most irresistible restaurants. From chic French brasseries to cozy Italian trattorias, the streets are filled with spots that make every meal feel like an occasion. Whether you’re stopping by for a casual lunch between boutiques, lingering over a long dinner, or heading out for a late-night bite, SoHo delivers. Here, find Vogue’s guide to the neighborhood’s best tables, from timeless institutions to newer hotspots.
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15 Swoon-Worthy New York City Date Ideas for Your Next Night Out Original

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By Molly Barstein
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In New York City, romance plays by its own rules. A Tuesday night can feel like a Friday, and what starts as a simple dinner may effortlessly flow into cocktails, a museum stroll, and end on a carousel or dance floor. The secret? Mixing intimate moments with a sense of occasion—something this city has in abundance. Happily, for those seeking something beyond the classic dinner-and-drinks routine, New York has all manner of conversation-starting ways to connect, at any time of day.
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