THE FAIRWEATHER LIFE
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Fairweather Magazine recently sat down with Jet Boy Records' founder, Rebecca Kiembock
 The Ultimate Fairy TaleA few photos from The Fairweathers' trip to Bavaria |
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NYC Street Style
We love supermodel Karyna...check out our recent interview with her in the big apple
The Ultimate Fairy Tale
A few photos from The Fairweathers' trip to Bavaria
 Walking the Dog |
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 Gia on the Lifeguard Stand |
 Under the Bridge |
 Cowboy by the pond |
 Seeing Montana |
Project 3W57 presented by Cavalier Gallery will be presenting Farberesque: From Pensive to Provocative, a solo show by famed photographer Robert Farber covering over four decades of his extraordinary career. Read more.
Fairweather Magazine's Michelle Jasmine speaks with Bridget, the creative head behind the beautiful collection of recipes at Bake at 350. Read more.
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The international Fashion Week catwalks of summer and fall 2013 have had a great influence on upcoming fashion trends for 2014. Designers in the fashion capitals of London, Paris, Toronto and Sydney put together a bevvy of new and revamped clothing and footwear lines that are sure to get you excited for shopping this New Year! Read more.
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Sherle Wagner International, the premier source, world-wide, for luxury bath hardware, and bath accessories has paired with the recently launched publication Fairweather Magazine to host a special exhibition and sale of contemporary art to benefit The Watermill Center John Chamberlain Residency Grant Fund. Read more.
Fairweather Magazine & Sherle Wagner Party
A few photos from 03/27/2014...check back for more photos later
 Reflections: Art & BeautyAlexandra Fairweather, Guillaume Roemaet and Maria-Anna Goess |
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 Reflections: Art & BeautyJeremy Wagner |
 Reflections: Art & BeautyBradley Hart |
 Reflections: Art & BeautyAlexandra Fairweather & Eric Goodman |
Fairweather Forecast: Tribeca Film Festival
It’s that time of year that New York knows all too well. Launched in 2002 by Jane Rosenthal and Robert De Niro and currently celebrating its lucky 13th anniversary, the Tribeca Film Fest will be scattered throughout lower Manhattan between April 16 until April 27.
 The Battered Bastard of Baseball |
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 The NYSPCC Spring LuncheonAlison Brokaw, Justine Koons, Amy Griffin |
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 The NYSPCC Spring LuncheonValesca Guerrand-Hermes, Christine Schwarzman, Kalliope Karella Rena, Diandra de Morrell Douglas |
 The NYSPCC Spring LuncheonKimberly Guilfoyle & Kelly Rutherford |
 The NYSPCC Spring LuncheonAaron Fisher, Dawn Hennessy, Dr. Mary Pulido, Mike Gillum |
 The NYSPCC Spring LuncheonKate Snow |
 The NYSPCC Spring LuncheonTania Higgins & Lise Evans |
 The NYSPCC Spring LuncheonLisa Colgate and David Stack |
 The NYSPCC Spring LuncheonKarl Wellner and Deborah Norville |
 The NYSPCC Spring LuncheonKara Young |
The New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NYSPCC), the world’s first child protection agency, held its third annual Spring Luncheon on Thursday, April 10, 2014 at The Pierre Hotel in New York City at 12pm. April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and the Spring Luncheon program focused on the prevention of child sexual abuse. Elizabeth Mayhew and Valesca Guerrand-Hermes served as the Luncheon Co-Chairs, and the afternoon program was hosted by NBC News’ National Correspondent, Kate Snow, and featured Aaron Fisher, nationally known as “Victim 1” in the Jerry Sandusky child abuse case, his mother, Dawn Hennessy, and his psychologist, Michael Gillum in a panel discussion with The NYSPCC Executive Director, Dr. Mary Pulido.
Racing up to the Monaco Grand Prix
Since its humble origin in 1929, Monaco has taken pride in hosting the famous Grand Prix Formula One race, running through the streets of Monte Carlo. This year, the race kicks off Thursday May 22, with the final Grand Prix race to be held Sunday May 25. It is great to observe the race and check out the gorgeous view from the Ermanno Palace Terrace or for the ultimate viewing experience, you can watch from various private yachts resting along the harbor. Read More.
Forecast Alert: It's time to get ready for Art Basel
For all those who love contemporary art, Art Basel should be at the top of your list this summer. Art Basel runs from June 19-22, situated in Basel, Switzerland and has grown its reputation as one of the top international arts shows. Typically, the city of Basel hosts over 65,000 visitors for the fair each year. But, for all those art lovers who cannot attend this year, fear not. The fair also branches out to Miami Beach December 4-7, as well as Hong Kong March 15-17 to reach a broader spectrum of the international community. Visitors also have the opportunity to attend panel discussions, films and artistic Q&As in order to broaden not only their artistic knowledge, but to expand their cultural understanding, by viewing art in an international hub. For more information about purchasing tickets and booking tours for the upcoming Art Basel, please click here.
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Photo Credit: Daniel Gonzalez
Photo Credit: Daniel Gonzalez
Sixth Annual Ross School Golf with the Knicks
at The Bridge
On June 16, Ross School hosted the Sixth Annual Golf with the Knicks outing at The Bridge Golf Course in Bridgehampton. More than 50 players, including Knicks legends Larry Johnson, John Starks, Herb Williams, Anthony Bonner, Mel Davis, and John Wallace, as well as Ross family and community members, turned out on a perfect, sunny day for some fun. After the tournament, guests enjoyed drinking cocktails by Hottie Tottie, a new organic beverage and mixer, debuting in the Hamptons and Manhattan this summer. The event raised $45,000 for Ross School programs and scholarships, including the Steven J. Ross Scholarship Fund. To learn more and make a donation, check out the Ross School's Support Page.