West Village-darling luxury shoe designer Noah Waxman is collaborating with a Los Angeles custom-clothing studio SENE for a month long pop-up boutique.
Noah Waxman, launched in 2013, has spent years learning from the masters of Dutch shoemaking to deliver a classic and unique product in New York City. SENE approaches its creations in a similar manner by focusing on timelessness and purpose. Together, for the month of April, they will offer sleek and durable items with the highest levels of craftsmanship in Los Angeles. The collection will feature all of Waxman’s newest designs as well as the exclusive design inspired by century-old Dutch Delft tiles.
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GROOMING:MEMO Paris Irish Leather Eau de Parfum, $295
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Consider it your official St. Paddy’s scent. The green mate absolute and leather notes give this Irish holiday the elegance and luxury it deserves. The brand itself describes the experience as “an age-old odour.” And you can be sure that we’ll continue applying Irish Leather even past the holiday Saturday.
POP-UP:Diptyque Fragrance Exhibition, 112 Mercer St
Image: Diptyque.
The renowned scented candle brand launched its first genderless perfume L’Eau in spring 1968, exactly 50 years ago. To celebrate their anniversary Diptyque opened an immersive pop-up experience dedicated to their fragrances. The shop also features two special fragrances created for the anniversary — Fleur de Peau and Tempo. NYC will have its own closest version of a perfume museum until May 19th — Instagram photo opportunities included!
EYES: Jimmy Choo’s Debut Men’s Eyewear Collection, $295-515
Image: Jimmy Choo.
Iconic shoe designer Jimmy Choo has made its first venture into men’s eyewear. Currently offering 10 frames, part of three distinct ranges — The Line, Studs, and Iconic Twist — the new collection aims to capture the essence and sophistication associated with the Jimmy Choo man. Shop the new collection here.
ART:Jukhee Kwon “Metamorphosis” at Ierimonti Gallery, 55 Delancey Street
Image: Ierimonti Gallery.
Ierimonti, a northern Italian private gallery in LES, always offers a niche take on contemporary art. This quarter they presented “Metamorphosis,” a solo exhibit by Jukhee Kwon. The artist practices physical deconstruction of the book as an object and text as a concept. Reminiscent of Chanel‘s latest set at the Grand Palais in Paris, Ierimonti recreated a labyrinthine forest using Kwon’s book sculptures. Check out the exhibit before it closes on March 23rd.
