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June 30, 2011 by Tiffiny

Own Your Own Island Daydreaming Isn’t Necessarily a Bad Thing

Who amongst us hasn’t daydreamed about getting away from it all and escaping to your own private island? Islands offer a true escape from the hustle of everyday life; a connection with the environment and the ultimate sense of personal space. Thoughts of wandering the shores of your own island have captivated all of us at one point or another. It provides absolute peace with nature and an incredible sense of accomplishment. What if this dream isn’t as crazy as it seems?

Doug and KT Ingersoll are in the business of selling dreams. Island dreams, that is. Their company, Caribbean Island Brokers specializes in islands and resorts. As island owners themselves (former island dreamers!), they know first hand what it’s like to have a seemingly unattainable dream of owning an island. But their tenacity paid off. Eventually they found their perfect island and turned that passion for private islands into a business. Read the rest of this entry »

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October 22, 2010 by Tiffiny

Summing Up Day 1 of Philadelphia Fashion Week

Leaving the first night of Philadelphia Fashion Week, there was a certain excited energy among the crowd. After an exhausting day of shows and performances I looked around the 23rd Street Armory and people seemed genuinely excited for Philly. There’s a nervous splendor about Philadelphia Fashion; a sort of ‘you do you, I’m gonna do me’ attitude. So when one sees the works of Philly-based designers all in one room, its pretty extraordinary.

Delicious Boutique opened the week with a leather, club-inspired collection. Their wares were tough and edgy, with men in super-tight bondage pants and sleeveless work wear-inspired jackets and tops. Delicious is known for their corsets, and the show was full of them. One particular piece was in a black and white herringbone with cap-sleeves (think dominatrix on Wall Street). While the collection wasn’t entirely wearable for the everyday woman, it was a bold way to open the week. Read the rest of this entry »

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August 28, 2008 by Tiffiny

Interview: Cecily Von Ziegesar on her new novel “Gossip Girl: The Carlyles”

After being silenced by the screenwriters strike, gossip soon will fly once more, when new episodes of Gossip Girl begin to air again starting April 21. And fans eager for the next book need wait only until May, when Little Brown Books for Young Readers’ Poppy imprint will publish Cecily von Ziegesar’s Gossip Girl: The Carlyles with a 200,000-copy first printing.

With the exception of the gossipy blogger who gives the series its name, the cast of this and subsequent volumes in the spin-off is all-new, though the setting remains the same. Exactly the same. The Carlyles—teen triplets who relocate to Manhattan from Nantucket—move into the very Fifth Avenue penthouse that Gossip Girl star Blair Waldorf’s family has vacated. They attend the same exclusive private schools as did the characters from the original arc and move in the same privileged social circles. Read the rest of this entry »

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