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Affluence Meets Influence AVENUE

AVENUE magazine stands at the nexus where New York society, affl uence and infl uence meet. Founded in 1976, it is Manhattan’s original society glossy, celebrating the lifestyles, charitable activities and accomplishments of the

city’s most notable residents. AVENUE is written by members of the elite, giving it a unique insider’s perspective on the people who live and prosper in the most affl uent Manhattan’s zip codesEvery month, AVENUE salutes the city we call home, and the people who make it the most glamorous, meritocratic, philanthropic and global city in the world. We relish New Yorkers’ unsurpassed style and elegance, and the fact that truly, if you can make it here, you have made it in the best city in the world. We salute the people who make New York an inspiration the world around. Our passion for excellence, elegance and the best of everything is refl ected on AVENUE’s pages every month and each issue is eagerly awaited in Manhattan’s most exclusive buildings. Now in its fourth decade, the magazine is fl ourishing, prospering and continuing to grow and evolve, while remaining true to its legacy as an upbeat take on a society we call home.

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Affluence Meets InfluenceAVENUE

Through the Years

’70s

’80s

’00s

’90s

AVENUE was there when...

Ralph Lauren starts to market men’s and women’s fragrances.

Donald Trump, still at the tender age of 38, is responsible for a whirlwind of construction not

seen since the days of Bill Zeckendorf.

Mary Hilliard, Bill Blass, Pat Buckley and Oscar de la Renta: From left, photographer, designer, latesocialite and charitable fundraiser, designer.

European Vogue Editor at Large Hamish Bowles traces the evolution of personal style.

Affluence Meets Influence AVENUE

What’s InsideANNUALLY ...

MONTHLY ...

Every December, AVENUE looks back at the MOST TALKED ABOUT people and stories of the year.

With THE INFLUENCER, AVENUE brings you the New Yorkers everyone needs to know: the intriguing, powerful, creative

people who have their fi nger on the pulse of the city.

AVENUE picks theBEST-DRESSEDwomen of the year.

on the avenue Party pictures that provide an inside peek at the most glamorous and exclusive gatherings and galas.

chronicles Debbie Bancroft goes in search of the best parties, people and events.

objects of desire What luxe items AVENUE Fashion Editor, Amy Smith is crushing on.

unreal estate Michael Gross, the premiere real estate journalist, writes about Manhattan’s trophy properties.

cocktail on the avenue AVENUE’s editor takes the New Yorkers she fi nds most intriguing out for a drink and gives all the details.

travel A look at some of the world’s most exclusive destinations through the eyes and experiences of prominent New York inhabitants

jewelry box An in-depth look at some of the world’s renowned jewelry houses, their designers, and esteemed collectors

world according to . . . Our back-page column asks New York notables Avenue’s version of the Proust Questionnaire.


AVENUEmagazine.comWe Make –And Break–The News

Want an inside all-access golden key to New York’s A-List? The AVENUEinsider is your hourly V.I.P. ticket to not only the city’s chicest charity balls, star-packed

movie premieres and behind the iron- clad velvet ropes of The Boom Boom Room, but also the juicy gossip, style scoops and Manhattan’s power elite from real estate kingpins to fashion power houses to beautiful socialites? Who is up and who is down? Check our ever-changing “A-List” to see who made the top ten - and check often because the list, the city itself, changes by the mili-second. And subscribe to our popular tri-weekly e-blasts and guess who the “Chic of the Week” is or who said what at last night’s party. Get in on the action - The AVENUEinsider is your ticket to living like an A-Lister.

Content Includes

PartiesThings we loveEditor’s ChoiceStyleA-ListOur Crowd


AVENUE Readers are HighlyEducated, Affluent Leaders

Average Household Income

Average current market value:

Avg. Value of total Net WorthAvg. Value of Investment PortfolioAvg. Value of ‘05 Charitable Donations

RedecorateRedecorations with net worth over $5 millionArtwork and CollectiblesPurchasers with net worth over $5 million

Antiques and Furniture/FurnishingsPurchasers with net worth over $5 million

Original Paintings/Drawings

Purchasers with a net worth over $5 millionShoesSportswearDesigner/Couturier

Haute CouturePurchasers with net worth over $5 million

Purchase with a net worth over $5 million

Made foreign tripsTravelers with net worth over $5 million

Avg. number of foreign tripsAvg. spent on trips

EuropeTravelers with net worth over $5 million

Bermuda/CaribbeanTravelers with net worth over $5 million

CanadaTravelers with net worth over $5 million

Have been a passenger on a private aircraft

Source: AVENUE Subscriber Study conducted by Monroe Mendelsohn Research

72%$25,000$21,600$45,500

$56,70075%

67%

92%96%

9$47,100

86%91%

47%67%

25%25%

53%

GothamTown & CountryQuestNew York Times (Sunday)

All real estate holdingsAvg. value of primary residenceHomeowners with a net worth over $5 millionOwn additional real estateOwn summer/vacation propertyMultiple homeowners with real estate in Florida

Male/Female (%):

Age: 25-49

Watches/fine jewelry/precious stonesWatchesFine jewelry

Shop on Madison AvenueShoppers with net worth over $5 millionShop on Fifth AvenueShoppers with net worth over $5 million

Graduated college or morePostgraduate study

Read 3 to 4 of the last 2 issues

53%54%$125,60078%

$78,90064%

$79,600

$1,700,000$250,000$120,368$407,000$105,893

$8,200,000$3,900,00095%76%46%24%

$14,700,000$8,100,000$85,100

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$96,900$31,600$63,200

92%94%92%94%

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(estimated)

INCOME

READER INFORMATION

REAL ESTATE VALUE

READER INVOLVEMENT

EDUCATION

EXPENDITURES

SHOPPING

HOME DÉCOR (PAST 12 MONTHS)

WOMEN’S APPAREL

MEN’S APPAREL

TRAVEL (LAST THREE YEARS)

$80,600

$23,100


AVENUE’s audience is largely exclusive and not reached by otherManhattan-based publications...

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*September 2012 MSP Survey

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The AVENUE Audience Regularly Reads...


AVENUETestimonials:

Saks Event:“Saks reached out to AVENUE to deliver New York resident audience for re-launch of their HOME floor. Turn-out was beyond expectations. It was a wonderful evening that generated sales and exposure for multiple vendors on the floor. “

“For my residential real estate customers, AVENUE says it all.My high-end luxury sales come from Fifth AVENUE, Park AVENUE and all of the most desired addresses in between. So when I want to reach prime prospects, AVENUE Magazine is the destination I visit first.”

Nikki FieldsSotheby’s International Realty

“For the past 30 years I have been involved in the Wealth Management industry. The three companies I have worked for have all placed ads in Avenue magazine to access their readership in the NY metropolitan and Palm Beach, Florida markets.

As a consequence, at a business or social gathering, or even walking down on the streets of NYC or Worth Avenue in Palm Beach, we are often stopped by one of their readers saying, “We saw you in Avenue Magazine. Do you still hold onto the investment and fiduciary advice published in last quarter’s or even last year’s Avenue?

Avenue ‘s readers think, talk and experience wealth. As a consequence, year in and out, getting the attention of their readers has been a fruitful investment for those in Wealth Management.”

Peter E. (Tony) Guernsey, Jr.

“Halstead Property has been proud supporters of Avenue Magazine and Manhattan Media for a number of years. Run by a fabulous and incredibly talented editorial team and sales staff, the magazine provides a perfect venue to showcase our luxury properties all throughout Manhattan as well as Brooklyn, the Hamptons, the Gold Coast of New Jersey, Hudson Valley and Fairfield County, Connecticut. With interesting articles on the history of real estate to high-lighting important social gatherings, Avenue is definitely the magazine to read – and to be in.” Diane M. RamirezPresidentHalstead Property

“We sold two of two paintings as a direct result of featuring our artist in an AVENUE Advertorial. The buyer has gone on to become a repeat client and significant collector.” Michael JamesMichael James Fine Art

Party Page Coverage:“I received numerous calls from friends and acquaintances; many who I have not heard from in years…People really read AVENUE!”

Amy RossiAros Communications


AVENUE DeliversEach month, 36,000 issues of AVENUE magazine aredelivered directly to the most luxe segment of New York City.

For more than 35 years, AVENUE has been a “must read” at the most exclusive

buildings along Park Avenue, Madison Avenue, Fifth Avenue, Beekman Place, Sutton Place, Central Park West and Central Park South. Our monthly circulation of 36,000 goes to Manhattan’s most affluent neighborhoods, as well as to other choice locations, including New York’s leading hotels and clubs. AVENUE mag-azine prides itself on the highly controlled and strategic nature of our distribution.

We also have bonus circulation, in season, in Palm Beach. In June, July and August, we will publish AVENUE on the Beach and split 50,000 copies between NY and the Hamptons at no additional cost to advertisers.

Since 2004, AVENUE’s circulation has been audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the lead-ing verification company for consumer magazines. This audit provides ultimate transparency for our advertising clients.


AVENUE Dominates inKey Manhattan Zip Codes

MANHATTAN DISTRIBUTION

DISTRIBUTION PLAN

NYC LUXURY HOTELS,

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE FIRMS

AVENUE VIP LIST ANDSUBSCRIPTIONS

SEASONAL DISTRIBUTION:

828

1,351

AND LEADING FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS28,534

2,324SELECT RESTAURANTS AND CLUBSTHE FOUR SEASONS HOTEL NY

THE KITANO NEW YORK

THE LOWELL

MAYFAIR NEW YORK

THE MILLENNIUM PLAZA HOTEL

NEW YORK REGENCY

SHERRY NETHERLAND

SURREY

THE PENINSULA

THE PIERRE

HOTEL PLAZA ATHENEE

THE ST. REGIS

10017: 1,28810021: 6,01910022: 4,17410028: 4,752

10001: 4010003: 51510010: 8110012: 34

10018: 3510019: 166310023: 867

10029: 50110065: 6,15610075: 2,56810128: 3,887

10011: 22510013: 3010014: 3610016: 246

10024: 59010025: 28310036: 110

UPPER EAST SIDE

UPPER WEST SIDE

DOWNTOWN

OUTSIDE OF MANHATTAN

29,345

3,548

1,207

846

TRUMP INTERNATIONAL

THE WALDORF TOWERS

THE FOUR SEASONS

MICHAEL’S NEW YORK

THE UNIVERSITY CLUB

THE YALE CLUB

CARTLON HOUSE

THE MARK

THE CARLYLE

PRINCETON CLUB

RITZ CARLTON HARVARD CLUB

Mailed directly to the city’s most important people: leaders in business,

fashion, art, real estate, philanthropy, entertainment and media.

PALM BEACH - JANUARYHAMPTONS - JUNE/JULY/AUGUST - 25,000 copies


The Luxurious LifestyleFASHION

Brooks Brothers

Bottega Veneta

Chanel

Christian Dior

Douglas Hannant

Eric Javits

Giorgio Armani

Krizia

LAI

Louis Vuitton

LVMH

Max Mara

Pologeorgis

Qivick

Realm Boutique

Roundabout

Saks Fifth Avenue

Tom & Linda Platt

INTERIOR DESIGN

A&D Building

ABC Carpet & Home

ARDEN Interior Architecture & Design

Baccarat

Bernardaud

Bonhams

California Closets

Christopher Coleman Design

Donghia

Darren Hennault Interiors

Elgot Kitchen and Bath

Elias Associates

Eric Cohler Design

Godwin Inc.

Inson Dubois Wood Residential Design &

Interiors

James Aman

Jennifer Post Design

Kathleen Walsh Interiors

Lenox

Madeline Weinrib Atelier

Manhattan Cabinetry

Meryl Toback Interiors

Newel

New York Design Center

New York School of Interior Design

The Renovated Home

Richard Mishaan

Scully & Scully

Silver Lining Interiors

FINANCIAL

Bank of America Private Wealth

Bank of New York Mellon

Bessemer Trust

Fidelity Investments

Inter Audi Bank

Glenmede Investment Management

Wilmington Trust

Wells Fargo Private Banking

Silvercrest Asset Management Group

JEWELRY

Aaron Basha

Asprey

Camilla Dietz Bergeron, Ltd.

Bulgari

Cartier

CIRCA

Cynthia Rose

Damiani USA

David Webb

David Yurman

De Beers

Delaneau

Fred Leighton

Graff

Ivanka Trump

JJ Marco

Kwiat

Leviev

Marina B

Mauboussin

Maurice Fine Jewelry

Niwaka

Piaget

Reinstein Ross

Roberto Coin

Seaman Schepps

Valentin Magro

Van Cleef & Arpels

Yael Sonia

REAL ESTATE

Brown Harris Stevens

Brown Harris Stevens SELECT

Corcoran Group Real Estate

Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group

Extell

Glenwood Management

Gumley Haft Kleier

Halstead Properties

O’Neill Properties

Prudential Douglass Elliman

The Related Companies

Saunders Real Estate

Solow Management

Sotheby’s International Realty

Stribling & Associates

Town Residential

Warburg Realty

MISC.

Amore Pacific

Dubin Breast Center

FAO Schwartz

Weill Cornell Medical College

ART, ANTIQUES, AUCTION, CULTURE

Bonhams

Carnegie Hall

Karl Kemp Antiques

Macklowe Gallery

Michael James Fine Art

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Nelson & Nelson

Ritter Antik

Valentina Gallery


What’s Ahead 2013

JANUARY

ISSUE ISSUE SPECIAL SECTIONS

FEBRUARY

APRIL

JUNE

AUGUST

OCTOBER

MARCH

MAY

JULY

SEPTEMBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

• Health and Wellness• Palm Beach A-List

• Financial Roundtable• Palm Beach Home• Bonus Distribution: Palm Beach residences

• Food and Nightlife• Secret Addresses (Best of NY)

• Gorgeous Gifts• Real Estate’s Best• Miami Real Estate

• Fashion• AVENUE Best-Dressed

• The Women of Real Estate• Elite Doctors (cosmetic enhancements)• Fashionable Addresses• Madison Ave BID

• Hollywood• Oscar Coverage

• Star Treatment• The Leading Men of Real Estate• Bonus Distribution: Boys and Girls Club of New York

• The Arts in the Hamptons• Hamptons A-list• Hamptons Restaurants

• Great Interiors• Green, Healthy Living• Summer Homes• Hamptons A-list Properties/Brokers

• Hampton’s Families - The Next Generation• Summer Reading• Hamptons Film Festival Preview

• Great Interiors• Hostess Guide• Fall Fashion Preview• Waterfront Properties

• Fashion

• Women of Influence• Madison Avenue BID section & Map• Fashionable Addresses

• Art Issue• Real Estate Royalty• Art of Jewelry

• Modern Design & Contemporary Art• Distinguished Designers• Real Estate’s Most Talked About• Westchester Real Estate

• Hampton’s Style - Fashion & HomeAVENUE on the BeachExtra Hamptons Distribution: 25,000

AVENUE on the BeachExtra Hamptons Distribution: 25,000

AVENUE on the BeachExtra Hamptons Distribution: 25,000

• Best of the Hamptons• Connecticut Real Estate• Bonus Distribution: Autism Speaks Gala, Taste of Summer

• AVENUE’s A-List• Power Couples

• Young Philanthropist Charity Guide• Holiday House Preview• Extraordinary Jewelry• A-list Brokers and Developers• Country Residences

• Interior Design• Entertaining

• Luxury Watches• Distinguished Designers• Distinguished Properties• Bonus Distribution: Holiday House

• The Year’s Most-Talked About Stories• Gift Guide• Real Estate’s Most Talked About• Florida Real Estate Preview

• Bonus Distribution: City of Hope Gala

• Commercial Real Estate: The Retail Report• Bonus Distribution: Time Crafters Show

• Commercial Real Estate: The Office Report• Bonus Distribution: AVENUE Antique & Art Show

AVENUEon the beach

AVENUE, the iconic magazine of New York social power, is accompanying its readers to the Hamptons this summer, and making new friends—lots of them. AVENUE on the Beach will increase circulation by nearly 40 percent over our regular issues – at no extra cost to our advertisers. AVENUE on the Beach will launch with June, July and August editions with a total circulation of 50,000.

For almost 40 years AVENUE has provided the ultimate insider’s view of the lives and lifestyles, interests and passions of New York’s most glamorous society. AVENUE is now teaming up with its sister publication Dan’s Papers–the Hamptons’ bible for over 50 years–to bring its insiders perspective to the ultimate summer playground. AVENUE on the Beach will be fresh, fun, and, as always, beautifully presented. It will feature people of consequence, whose contributions of style, taste, philanthropy and infl uence provide fascinating stories and images.

Affluence Meets Influence AVENUE on the beach

hamptons

listJuly | The Arts IssueAVENUE celebrates the dynamic creative spirit that the Hamptons inspires• Some of the area’s most extraordinary art from celebrated and emerging artists: painters, sculptors, actors, writers, poets, directors, choreographers, and musicians.• The best in summer [beach] reading.• A preview of the Hamptons International Film Festival events and happenings.

Plus, AVENUE’s much-revered Hamptons A-List of the most prominent East End social stakeholders and tastemakers.

Editorial Calendar

Editorial Calendar


Our regular AVENUE features will appear and be customized for the Hamptons: Unreal Estate by Michael Gross, Cocktails On The AVENUE, And party pages by Debbie Bancroft, R. Couri Hay. Plus, we will maintain New York coverage in the summer.

June | The Style Issue – Home and FashionWhat’s more fashionable than Hamptons in the summer?• Hamptons Home: Every angle, from the interior designers and architects to great beach house products, design and entertaining, and, of course, the owners.• Hamptons Fashion: How the Hamptons have become 7th Avenue-on-Sea, featuring the leading designers with a sneak peak at the great style they bring to their own homes. • Eating It Up: The cuisine scene’s newest and most noteworthy.

August | Families - The Next GenerationHamptons is the summer community where families gather to create cherished memories• Our favorite Hamptonites share their family stories, their personal histories and connections. • The New Hampton Stakeholders – offspring born of New York and Hollywood’s Power-brokers and social elite. What they’re up to… what drives them… where they’re going … how and why they make the Hamptons one of the most special playgrounds in the social sphere.


As we shift our editorial focus to the Hamptons for the season,

we also increase our distribution there to 25,000 copies per issue

while continuing to reach Manhattan’s most infl uential audience

through our unique NYC distribution. This will increase our total

circulation for the June, July and August issues to 50,000 copies

without increasing our advertising rates.

AVENUE ON THE BEACH reaches the East End’s wealthiest and most

infl uential individuals, targeting residents and visitors on the South

and North Forks – from Westhampton to Montauk. We are able

to draw on the unmatched distribution expertise – honed over 50

years - through Dan’s Papers.

SUMMER DISTRIBUTION: 50,000

DISTRIBUTION DETAILSIssues will be distributed just prior to Memorial Day Weekend and the July Fourth holiday.The August issue will be distributed on Friday, August 2.

• Over 475 sites including top retailers, restaurants, real estate offi ces• Top estates in the Hamptons including Gin Lane, Further Lane and the Georgica Estate section• Exclusive summer events and galas• Personally handed out in key locations• Boutique hotels and inns throughout the Hamptons, including (but not limited to): Topping Rose House, C/O The Maidstone, Baker House 1650, Surf Lodge, 1770 House and The Southampton Inn. • In-vehicle distribution with the top executive car and limousine services in New York and Long Island• Private aviation terminals and marinas

AVENUE ON THE BEACHNew York Society goes to the beach.

And, we’re right there with them all summer.

AVENUECONCIERGE

AVENUE proudly presents Concierge, our annual, exclusive guide for the city’s

most affluent, luxury-oriented visitors. This exclusive insider’s guide is distributed in

Manhattan’s most upscale hotels and clubs, providing an insider’s view as told by

the city’s most prominent residents.

Your advertisement will have multiple impressions over the course of one year, making for an impactful and lasting statement. Full, half and quarter pages available. Limited premium positions available, please reserve early.

Special Event: All advertisers will be invited to a cocktail reception celebrating our publication with concierges from Les Clefs d’Or.

Branding Opportunities: Provide your clients with branded gift copies of AVENUE Concierge, customized with your foil-stamped logo on the front cover.

Branding500 copies (min. run) $20/book1,000 copies $15/book

Publication Date: November 2013

Format: Hardbound Book

Advertising Material Deadline: November 1, 2013

Distribution: In-room and at concierge desks at the following hotels

The Colony ClubHarmonie ClubLotos ClubJunior League

Racquet ClubUnion League ClubUniversity Club Yale Clubub

60 Thompson The CarlyleThe Chatwal HotelDrake HotelThe Four SeasonsThe Gansevoort Maritime HotelThe Helmsley Park LaneJumeirah Essex HouseThe KitanoLoews Regency HotelThe LowellMandarin Oriental Hotel

The MarkNew York PalaceThe PeninsulaThe PierreThe Plaza AtheneeThe Ritz Carlton Battery ParkThe Ritz Carlton Central ParkThe RoyaltonSherry Netherland HotelSoho Grand HotelSt. Giles Hotel St. Regis Hotel

The SurreyTribeca Grand HotelTrump International Hotel TuscanyUN Plaza HotelWaldorf TowersW CourtW New YorkW Times SquareW Union Square

Affluence Meets Influence

AVENUEA Look Inside

AVENUE Concierge Content:

President & Editors’ welcome letters presented in English, Chinese, French

and Spanish

AVENUE PICKS AND CELEBRITY QUOTES Our highly selective choices for the best of

everything Manhattan has to offer, from restaurants of every cuisine to nightlife to

shopping to cultural attractions to guilty pleasures. Including pop out quotes and

pictures from celebrities about their favorite places to go, eat, shop and hang out

in Manhattan.

MY FAVORITE THINGS Prominent and stylish New Yorkers offer their tip sheets on

their favorite hidden treasures, secrets of Manhattan, off-the-radar hotspots

and boutiques.

CELEBRITY CHEF PICKS Manhattan’s top celebrity chefs and food

personalities divulge their favorite places to grab a bite when they

aren’t the ones cooking.

NEIGHBORHOOD INSIDERS Noteworthy locals give guided tours

of the best their neighborhood has to offer, including Tribeca,

Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Chelsea, Soho, The Village,

Nolita and more.

TROPHY PROPERTIES Includes profiles, history and provenance of

some of Manhattan’s most notable real estate. By Michael Gross

SEASONAL PLEASURES Daytrips From Manhattan to destinations such

as Hamptons and Greenwich, highlighting how to get there and where to go.

THE ART OF JEWELRY AND WATCHES Photographic essay on some of

Manhattan’s most luxurious, high-end jewels and watches.

PERSONAL SHOPPER Tips from experts on how to buy luxury items from watches, to

linens to contemporary art to antiques. Tips from interior designer on where to shop

for great apartment décor.

ARTS CALENDAR Guide to galleries and museums.

� BETHESDA FOUNTAIN

Central Park

(at 72nd Street)

www.centralparknyc.org

A magical spot.

� THE CORNER

BOOKSTORE

1313 Madison Avenue

(at 93rd Street)

212.831.3554

No website

A little jewel in Carnegie Hill.

� FRESCO

34 E. 52nd Street

(between Madison and

Park avenues)

212.935.3434

www.frescobyscotto.com

My favorite place for Italian.

� THE IRIS B. GERALD

CANTOR ROOF GARDEN

AT THE METROPOLITAN

MUSEUM OF ART

1000 Fifth Avenue

(at 82nd Street)

212.535.7710

www.metmuseum.org

Wonderful art and a

great view of the park.

� LINCOLN CENTER FOR

THE PERFORMING ARTS

70 Lincoln Center Plaza

(between 62nd and

66th streets)

212.875.5456

www.lincolncenter.org

I can’t imagine New York

without it.

� THE MARK HOTEL

25 E. 77th Street

(between Fifth and

Madison avenues)

212.744.4300

www.themarkhotel.com

Personal and convenient.

� THE POOL ROOM AT

THE FOUR SEASONS

99 E. 52th Street

(between Park and

Lexington avenues)

212.754.9494

www.fourseasons.com

A classic.

� ROCKEFELLER CENTER

Between Fifth and Sixth

avenues from 48th and

51st streets

212.632.3975

www.rockefellercenter.com

Skating under the tree is

a must.

� SHOE SALON AT

BERGDORF GOODMAN

754 Fifth Avenue

(at W. 58th Street)

212.753.7300

www.bergdorfgoodman.com

Better than a candy store.

� FENTON/FALLAN BOUTIQUE

187 Chrystie Street

(between Stanton and

Rivington streets)

212.477.1315

www.danalorenz.com

Costume jewelry’s best-kept

secret boutique.

� IRADJ MOINI BOUTIQUE

198 Spring Street

(at Sullivan Street)

212.925.5666

www.iradjmoini.com

� KIKI DE MONTPARNASSE

79 Greene Street

(at Spring Street)

212.965.8150

www.kikidm.com

Best playground in the city!

� THE LAMBS CLUB

132 W. 44th Street

(between Sixth Avenue

and Broadway)

212.997.5262

www.thelambsclub.com

Fashion’s newest hotspot—gorgeous,

private, cool and the food is sublime.

� LANVIN

815 Madison Avenue

(between 68th and 69th streets)

646.439.0381

www.lanvin.com

Alber Elbaz is one of my

favorite designers, and his

new boutique is the perfect

place to shop. His sultry,

chic clothes ooze femininity.

� LINCOLN CENTER

70 Lincoln Center Plaza

(between 62nd and

66th streets)

212.875.5456

www.lincolncenter.org

The new home of Fashion Week!

� MARIE ROBINSON SALON

155 Fifth Avenue, 4th Floor

(between 21st and 22nd streets)

212.358.7780

www.marierobinsonsalon.com

Marie is the best hair colorist

in the city, and this is her new salon.

Sarah Jessica Parker and Uma

Thurman love her, too!

� NEW YORK VINTAGE

117 W. 25th Street

(between Sixth and Seventh avenues)

212.647.1107

www.newyorkvintage.com

One of the best vintage shops in the

world, right here in New York City.

I love the top-secret V.I.P. floor!

� SECOND STAGE THEATRE

305 W. 43rd

(at Eighth Avenue)

212.246.4422

www.2st.com

Contemporary American theatre

at its best!

� SEERSUCKER

329 Smith Street

(between President and Carroll streets)

718.422.0444

www.seersuckerbrooklyn.com

� SUITE NEW YORK

419 Park Avenue South, 17th Floor

(between 28th and 29th streets)

212.421.3300

www.suiteny.com

My favorite modern furniture and

design store. It carries gorgeous

pieces that no one else in the United

States has. I love this huge, new space.

� TRACIE MARTYN SPA

59 Fifth Avenue

(at 13th Street)

212.206.9333

www.traciemartyn.com

I’m addicted to her resculpturing

facials—I get them the morning

of a big event. Madonna, Diane von

Furstenberg, Kate Winslet, Brad Pitt

and Sandra Bullock are all fans!

� ZOE

68 Washington Street

(between Front and York streets)

718.237.4002

www.shopzoeonline.com

This fashion store in DUMBO

carries all my favorite designers,

and it’s so close to home!

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NEWYORKfavoritesEvery New Yorker has favorite places to shop, eat, hang out and be inspired.

We asked some of our favorite New Yorkers where they like to go.

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Everybody has personal favorites, especially the smart, stylish, high-profile New Yorkers who speak out in these pages. In a city where choices are always plentiful, New Yorkers have a way of mapping outtheir own personal neighborhoods, comprised of their favorite spots toeat, shop, get a hair cut or blow out or become inspired. In the pages thatfollow, find out what the city’s real insiders already know: Where tofind the best of everything.

NEW YORK FAVORITES

Mary Alice StephensonStyle Expert

MY FAVORITES

MY FAVORITES

Victoria HaganInterior Designer

NEIGHBORHOOD

insidersAn opinionated guide to some of

New York’s most popular neighborhoods fromsome of New York’s most popular ladies

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Kelly Kennedy Mack

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CHEIM & READ547 W. 25th Street 212.242.7727 McDermott & McGough: Of Beauty and BeingJan. 6-Feb. 12Ghada Amer: 100 Words of LoveJan. 6-Feb. 12Pat SteirFeb. 17-March 26Juan UsléMarch 31-April 30Louise Bourgeois: Works in FabricMay 5-June 25

DAVID ZWIRNER 525 W. 19th Street 212.517.8677 112 Greene Street: The Early Years (1970-1974)Jan. 7-Feb. 12Christopher WilliamsJan. 7-Feb. 12

FORUM GALLERY730 Fifth Avenue, 2nd Floor212.355.4545Linden Frederick: Night NeighborsThrough Jan. 8Brian Rutenberg: Low DenseJan. 13-Feb. 19Robert CottinghamFeb. 24-April 9Guillermo Muñoz VeraApril 14-May 28

calendarA sampling of what’s on sale and on view in New York’s galleries,

auction houses and museums throughout the coming year

JAMES GRAHAM & SONS32 E. 67th Street212.535.5767Joe FyfeMarch 1-April 30

MARION GOODMAN GALLERY24 W. 57th Street 212.977.7160 Pierre HuygheJan. 28-March 21Cristina IglesiasMarch 22-April 30William KentridgeMay 10-June 18

MICHAEL WERNER GALLERY4 E. 77th Street212.988.1623Markus Lüpertz: Pastoral ThoughtsThrough Jan. 22Hurvin AndersonOpens Jan. 27

THE PACE GALLERY

510 W. 25th Street

212.255.4044

Keith Tyson: 52 Variables

Through Feb. 5

Jim Dine

Feb. 11-March 12

Tara Donovan

Feb. 11-March 19

Donald Judd

Feb. 18-March 19

James Siena

March 25-April 23

Elizabeth Murray

April 1-30

Li Songsong

May 6-July 9

SPANIERMAN MODERN

53 E. 58th Street

212.832.1400

Burgoyne Diller

Jan. 6-Feb. 5

Dan Christensen

Feb. 8-March 12

Clifford Smith

March 15-April 9

Jasmina Danowski

April 12-May 7

Jack Roth (1927-2004)

May 10-June 11

auctions & eventsBONHAMS

580 Madison Avenue

212.644.9001

Jan. 26: Marine Paintings and

Decorative Arts

Feb. 16: Dogs in Show and Field

May 9: Modern and Contemporary Art

May 16: Fine African, Oceanic and

Pre-Columbian Art

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