Another one of my favorite cities. It’s an hour away and you get to feel like you’ve escaped the concrete jungle. Above is a statue of Barry.

The second bank of the U.S., 1824. Chic in its simplicity.

Original cobblestone.

An old bank. Amazing detail in Ironwork.

The bank is now a Del Fresco restaurant. Here is the interior.

The Mikveh Israel Cemetery. An early Jewish cemetery.

Mosaic detail on a floor.

Recently I had a little relapse into childhood with my good friend George…

This guy wheeled his piano into Washington Square Park to play for the public. This older woman watched and listened intently.

I went to the Brooklyn Botanical Garden. I’ve been going there since I was a kid. It’s the beginning of Spring and I desperately needed to see some flowers after this crazy hateful winter… Right?!

You have a lot of people pushing at you to buy jewelry. We offer you girls what you can’t get any where else.

To hell with those old pearls!

I’ve put together a great selection of jewelry for every type of bride. And let’s not forget your Bridesmaids and your Mother. Click the above image to be taken directly to the Bridal Guide.

Enjoy and have a great wedding!

I love staying at the Boca Resort Spa because I get to visit one of my favorite trees in the world. It’s saying “Hi” to an old friend.

This tree is incredible and has lived many lives. It is the Kapok Tree, it has a snake like trunk with thorns. Truly impressive!

I’ve been on a crazy schedule working every weekend. At a recent personal appearance in Florida I used the parking lot to get some sun.

That’s really fashion.

We recently had our grand opening at Chicago. The Chicagoians came out in full force to represent. We co-hosted with a good friend Rima Suqi who was also launching  a book called American Fashion Designers at Home. Here are Rima and me hanging out in the bathroom next the Ruinart champagne.

Some big fans- mothers and daughters.

Munchkin kissing an animal.

Giving chic-ness.

Our team in Chicago.

More chic-ness with Jeanette!

Ryan stuffing his face.