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| Ice Cream at Big Gay Ice Cream |
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| Room service at the Carlyle Hotel |
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| The lobby at the Carlyle Hotel |
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| Art at Dia: Beacon gallery |
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| Art by Montreal-born artist Dorothea Rockburne at Dia: Beacon gallery |
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| Breakfast at The Freehand |
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| The only quiet corner of the Glossier headquarters |
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| New ear swag thanks to the team at Maria Tash. |
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| Fell for this Mulberry bag ... but left it at the store. |
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| View from my room at the Peninsula Hotel |
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| Walter De Maria's the Broken Kilometer |
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| Bento box lunch at The Lobster Club |
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| A bowl of lemons at the Tiffany & Co. flagship |
I recently spent a week in New York City on assignment for my job as a fashion editor.
(Read my articles from the trip here and here!)
New York is honestly one of those cities that I never tire of visiting. I always find comfort in visiting a few of my favourite haunts — and finding new favourites, too.
While I could gladly go back again and again, I did notice that I have a day limit on my time in NYC.
For me, six days in the Big Apple is the perfect amount (including travel days). It's enough time to see what I want to see, and not get tired of or overwhelmed by the sheer number of people crowding the streets.
I think that's one major reason why I typically stay in the Upper East Side where there seem to be fewer people. Don't get me wrong, I love the hustle and bustle of NYC, but sometimes, I just need a break from it.
With that said ... I can't wait to go back. ;)
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