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Where Ballet Meets Fashion
By Oresti Tsonopoulos | Sep. 11, 2013 | 2:12 At the New York City Ballet, a new season brings three new ballets and a new collaboration with three fashion designers: Prabal Gurung, Iris van Herpen and Olivier Theyskens.
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What the Kids Are Wearing Downtown
IntersectionBy ORESTI TSONOPOULOSThe hip grit of the Lower East Side and the vibrant flare of Chinatown meet on Division and Ludlow Streets. The Metrograph screens classic films, Dimes dishes out healthy Californian bites and Kiki’s attracts stylish groups for family-style Greek feasts. Despite the sweaty conditions on a recent Sunday, there was no shortage of thoughtfully dressed Chinese grandmothers and chic European models on a casual stroll.
Where Grit Meets Glam
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In the Kitchen With Ruth Reichl
By COLIN ARCHDEACON and ORESTI TSONOPOULOS | Sep. 25, 2015 | 2:41 Ruth Reichl, the former editor in chief of Gourmet magazine, talks about her home kitchen in the Hudson Valley and the importance of cooking.
A Remade Medellín, Colombia, Shows Off Its Style
The Colombian city of Medellín has gone through a drastic transformation from drug capital to forward-looking metropolis. This is especially true of the chic El Poblado neighborhood, where the streets are crowded with designer boutiques, cafes and restaurants with ample outdoor seating — because, well, there’s no reason to sit inside. Locals are extremely proud of the neighborhood’s progress in bringing global style to Colombia while maintaining local flair.
Intersection | Medellín, Colombia
Elisa and Amelia Ochoa, twins and founders of the website Sisterly Style, discuss fashion in Medellín’s Poblado neighborhood.
Panama City’s Casco Viejo Cleans Up Nicely
The nostalgic charm of Casco Viejo’s Spanish colonial buildings is a pleasant departure from the cluttered look of the rest of Panama City. The neighborhood, once ridden with gangs and crime, now attracts stylish tourists, many staying at the new Ace hotel, which employs a number of former gang members as part of a rehabilitation of the neighborhood.
Playing It Safe in the Uruguayan College Town of Montevideo
Though much of Montevideo, Uruguay, is home to an older retired population, Parque Rodó caters to a younger crowd. “This neighborhood has three universities, so you have a lot of young people living nearby,” said Romina Di Bartolomeo, a Uruguayan model who was recently in the area. In that neighborhood, students tend to play it safe with their style, donning jeans and tees, their favorite accessory being a metal thermos to enjoy maté, a ubiquitous tea sipped constantly by most locals.
A Fashion Blogger With a Colorful Peruvian Backdrop
The Barranco neighborhood in Lima, Peru, where colorful colonial buildings are coated with even more vibrant bougainvillea flowers, offers a bohemian escape from the city’s noisy traffic-stalled streets. “A lot of artists, writers, singers or any kind of people who like to perform or do creative things live here because the place gets you really inspired,” said Katy Esquivel, whose “What the Chic” video blog has more than a million subscribers.
Intersection | Lima, Peru
Katy Esquivel, whose videos have more than a million subscribers, likes to film among the vivid colonial buildings in a bohemian neighborhood in Lima.
An Eco-Warrior and Cowgirl Meet in Buenos Aires
Palermo Soho, the trendy Buenos Aires shopping area, is a center of style in South America. The neighborhood’s cobblestone streets, lined with high-end boutiques, European-style cafes and addictive gelato parlors, draw in stylish residents. “You have a lot of classy people, wearing all black or total jeans,” said Calu Rivero, an Argentine actress who used to live in the area.
Intersection | Buenos Aires, Argentina
Calu Rivero, an Argentinian actress and It-girl, takes us around the trendy Palermo SoHo neighborhood in Buenos Aires.
A Santiago Style Evolution (Published 2015)
The Lastarria neighborhood of Santiago, Chile, is a vibrant cultural nook in an otherwise often gray city. The area’s manicured Parque Forestal, Beaux-Arts-style Museum of Fine Arts, back-to-back cafes and clothing boutiques attract Santiago’s growing creative class, especially on Sundays, when there is a weekly antiques fair.
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Kurt Thometz's Little Black Bookshop
How a white kid from rural Minnesota who was raised to be racist grew up to become one of the country's foremost collectors of black literature. Kurt Thometz, a private librarian to the ultra-rich and a rare book collector with an affinity for African literature, surrounds himself with more than 15,000 obsessively organized books in an 1891 brownstone on West 160th Street in Upper Manhattan.
Print Ain't Dead in NYC
In a digitally-crazed city that never stops moving, one New York photographer reveals that everyone from pop stars to the homeless still gets lost in print. Back in the early ’70s, probably 1971 or 1972, I picked up a copy of André Kertész's On Reading, which had recently been published. I was impressed by, and a bit envious of, his black-and-white photographs of people in different cities around the world, all in the act of reading.
Intersection | Eclectic in Meatpacking
The popular fashion series hits the streets across the world to capture looks that are the hallmarks of a neighborhood’s style.
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Video: Larry Kramer: The Fighting Heart
It took more than 30 years for Larry Kramer’s play “The Normal Heart,” about gay New Yorkers struggling with AIDS, to be turned into a movie. But for the playwright, there is still work to be done.
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