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Steven Kurutz

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Maine, New York
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Features Reporter @NYTimes | Formerly @WSJ Author of “American Flannel,” from Riverhead Books.
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For lifestyle influencer, home is where the clicks are

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By Steven Kurutz Verified
| The Press Democrat Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Steven Kurutz The New York Times Company All lifestyle entrepreneurs need a home grand enough to serve as a backdrop for the content at the center of their brands. Martha Stewart had Turkey Hill, her farmhouse in Westport, Connecticut. Hannah Neeleman has Ballerina Farm, a 328-acre spread in Kamas, Utah.
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For lifestyle influencer, home is where the clicks are

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By Steven Kurutz Verified
| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Steven Kurutz The New York Times Company All lifestyle entrepreneurs need a home grand enough to serve as a backdrop for the content at the center of their brands. Martha Stewart had Turkey Hill, her farmhouse in Westport, Connecticut. Hannah Neeleman has Ballerina Farm, a 328-acre spread in Kamas, Utah.
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The Best Clothing Stores in New York

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By Steven Kurutz Verified
| nestia.com
The Best Clothing Stores in New York Share full article New York is, was and always will be a shopping town. This is where America’s first department stores, long-gone retail monoliths, reached up to the heavens. It was home to boutiques that introduced names like Giorgio Armani, Yohji Yamamoto and Azzedine Alaïa to stateside shoppers.
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