Amazing combination of colors with late foliage and early snow.
Cazenovia – November 24, 2016
Amazing combination of colors with late foliage and early snow.
Cazenovia – November 24, 2016
The queen of the pumpkins at the Farmers Market.
Union Square, New York
Typical outfit to go grocery shopping on a Saturday evening in November: fur coat with white paint strokes à la “I leaned on the wall I just finished painting”, short pants and boots.
Lafayette Street, New York
318 East 11th Street, New York
Walking in the East Village is a continuous discovery of different traits of human nature. Hopefully those who eventually broke into the locked box did not abuse of its precious contents.
78 Orchard Street, New York
Walking around Orchard Street and the Lower East Side is always an opportunity for great findings and learning about new products and trends. Mooshoes started selling vegan shoes 4 or 5 years ago, when probably this type of shoes was still labelled as “cruelty free” or “vegetarian”. In the last year or two the branding as evolved to the “vegan” concept and the assortment and quality of shoes has significantly improved. The “vegan” Dr. Martens are probably the most recognizable item, however other smaller European and North American brands are worth a visit to this store. Even for non vegans.
Holly Caffè – Viale Cesare Battisti 39, Fano, Italy
Two passions in one cup: the smooth, silky texture of the zabaione provides a sweet note before diving into the bitter and robust flavor of a well prepared espresso.
Via Reggio Emilia 22, Rome, Italy
La Portineria is a place where the fruit, chocolate, cream and crust blend in miniature pastries that delight the palate and the eye.
The small size of these pastries and their creative design invite a prolonged exploration of flavors and textures: white chocolate and orange, dark chocolate and raspberries and much much more.
New York – June 2016
The Lower East Side and the Upper West Side finally found a shared value: a sincere and deep appreciation for Donald Trump.
312 Bowery – From November 13, 2015 to December 31, 2015
Pop-up shops offer the opportunity to experiment with uncommon and creative store concepts. For a few weeks, the Bowery features a shopping window with the most successful Kickstarter products that are designed to work with Apple products. The idea of having Kickstarter-themed store is interesting and it could be expanded also outside the Apple ecosystem. By the way: I have no clue on whether and how the levitating light bulb featured in the picture could be used with an iPhone or a Mac.
Stores and commercial activities are a significant component of the city’s image and lifestyle. In Downtown Manhattan you can find pop up shops, hyper-specialized stores and truck shops that define emerging trends or simply cater to the needs of micro-segments of potential clients.
This a series of notable stores that I found while walking below 23rd street.
Let’s start with the Designers’ Truck. Nowadays, food trucks are everywhere. A truck where you can be clothes and accessories created by local designers is something quite new. The truck is a smart way to further optimize the commercial and parking real estate space in Manhattan. Exploring the interior of the truck has the flavor of a private visit and conversation with the designers. Overall, it is a nice experience!