Luxury Portfolio
Spoil good dogs with designer duds for the holidays
By LISA KLEIN Dog lovers know that their favorite furry friend deserves the very best, and many a pup get their very own presents during the holidays. Designers from Yves Saint Laurent to Moncler keep the fashion-set pet in mind, creating a range of accessories to spoil dogs of any shape and size. Whether sporting a monogram Louis Vuitton collar to match his owners handbag, being toted around in her own Dolce & Gabbana leopard print carrier or sipping from an Hermès water bowl, pets can be just as stylish as their owners.
Vintage pieces offer style and substance, while new furniture is scarce
By LISA KLEIN Pandemic-related delays in the supply chain have caused major shortages in newly made furniture at every price point. Indeed, more luxury consumers are turning to used items to fill their spaces. “Vintage is hot!” said Anna Brockway, cofounder and president of curated online vintage marketplace Chairish.
Vacations focusing on wellness are personalized way to healthier life
By LISA KLEIN Most would tell you that they feel a lot better after returning from a relaxing vacation away from it all but may not take a trip specifically to focus on their own wellness. However, wellness travel – taking a holiday that enhances one’s physical and mental health – has been gaining in popularity over the past few years. “Traveling for leisure, away from the stresses associated with work and the overall stress of daily life, people generally have time to really think about themselves, their lives, their physical and mental health and their state of well-being,” said Anne Dimon, president/CEO of the Wellness Tourism Association (WTA).
Master small talk to build big opportunities
By LISA KLEIN Communication is essential in business and personal life to help consumers make connections with others in a meaningful way. Making small talk is a way to open the door into new relationships, but there is more to it than a meaningless exchange about the weather. Practicing some fundamentals is the key.
WATCH: Long Island agent Richard Bocchieri tours a luxury waterfront
By LINSEY STONCHUS In the new episode of Friday Faces, luxury agent Richard Bocchieri of Netter Real Estate showcases his remarkable on-the-water property as he discusses his all-time favorite books, coffee order and architectural styles. The New York native grew up working for a butcher in Brooklyn before making his way to West Islip, New York. Now a real estate veteran of 34 years, Mr.
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