Archive for September, 2009

For Your Wild Side

Posted in Et alia on September 3rd, 2009 by Lily – Be the first to comment

I, for one, am beside myself with anticipation over the upcoming film version of the beloved classic Where The Wild Things Are.

I understand the trepidation many are experiencing – this is a beloved children’s classic, one of the very few books almost everyone has read (and have cherished memories of).  In a world where Bridget Jones’ Diary qualifies as literature, WTWTA is truly a masterpiece – a book where art, story telling and imagination collide.

So how will that translate on screen?  Only time will tell, but the trailer gives me hope (and, frankly, goosebumps).

Mackage By The High Line

Posted in Pint of Lagerfeld on September 1st, 2009 by Kai – Be the first to comment

Whoo!  Welcome to September, everyone.  I’m sure we have more of the dog days of summer ahead, but for today, the cool breezes coming in through my window feel fantastic, and have me all ready to break out my cutest fall jackets.

Thankfully, it being September, the fashion gods are all conspiring to indulge my mental shift in seasons to the fullest.  In an act of perfect timing,  the folks at Mackage have opened a pop up store in the Meatpacking District to showcase their gorgeous jackets and coats for the next month.  Located at 829 Washington Street (between Little West 12th and Gansevoort), this, their first ever free-standing retail location, is a prequel to their first permanent store, scheduled to open in Paris in November.  Luckily for New Yorkers, although the temporary store will be gone at the end of September, there’s still hope for a permanent Manhattan location down the line.  In WWD, Mackage designer Elisa Dahan said “This is definitely an area we have been interested in for a while.  New York for me is the number one place where I would like to have a retail location.  We really wanted to give it a try.  We love the Meatpacking District.  Now that the High Line is open, the Meatpacking District is back on the map and we definitely wanted to be a part of it.”

So seize the day and stop by the store to check out Mackage’s fall line.  What could be more stylish for an autumn stroll along the High Line?  The store will be open through the end of September and then will be disappearing, so don’t miss it!