A Food Guide to New York City’s Chinatown
The trek down to Chinatown from the Upper East Side can be tedious, but it’s always fun to scope out the markets and surround myself with foods I grew up around. If you’re… Continue reading
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Georgine’s New York Fashion Week Party at Fig & Olive Meatpacking District
I was hoping to lay low for New York Fashion Week this time around, but… alas… work required me to attend at least one party (I know, First World problems). The designer du… Continue reading
The Grown-Up Back-to-School Shopping List
Happy September, people! I LOVE the back-to-school season (probably because I don’t actually have to go to school) and how September means a time to refresh, start over, and end the year on… Continue reading
Wardrobe Must-Haves for the NYC Working Woman
After years of working in fashion, having to look like a perfectly-coiffed islander Barbie, and that one summer spent in heels while working at Selfridges in London, I have to say this: Thank… Continue reading
“Million Dollar Listing: New York” Rules the Franchise
Watching MDLNY always pumps me up for my workday, especially when my schedule involves phone conferences with potential clients. See why the New York edition of the popular BRAVO franchise is the best… Continue reading
12 Ways to Avoid an Afternoon Slump
Hot-off-the-press from Tracy’s New York Life – 12 tips to get through that gross mid-afternoon slump. READ MORE…
Bye Bye to FAO Schwarz
If you haven’t heard, FAO Schwarz’s flagship store here in NYC will be closing its doors next month. For more information, check out my tribute to this childhood legend HERE.
Being a “Starving Artist” in NYC
Yuuuuup, I’m one of the many starving artists in New York City – and I effin’ love it. What’s so great about turning down six-figure salaries in favor of being broke and chasing… Continue reading
Cheap Ways to Be Your Own Therapist
Living in NYC pretty much guarantees you need therapy at some point. But if you can’t afford your own shrink, then there are several (cheaper) ways to “treat” yourself. Check out my suggestions… Continue reading
NYC Summer Must-Haves
So, I wrote this post for Tracy’s New York Life when it was 90 degrees out with 80% humidity. I had no idea it would drop down into the 50s again, and I… Continue reading
