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In The News
I Own a Boutique in NYC, and These Are My Fall Trend Predictions
Who What Wear
August 12, 2020
Meet Telsha Anderson. Hers is a name you'll want to remember, as she's taking the New York fashion world by storm with the arrival of her new luxury concept store, T.A., in NYC's Meatpacking District. The store, which was notably inspired by Anderson's mother's and grandmother’s one-of-a-kind closets, was set to open in March, but when COVID-19 put things on the back burner, she pivoted to ecommerce. Just in time for fall shopping, T.A. was finally able to open in early July, and it's packed with cool, under-the-radar brands like Priscavera, William Okpo, PH5, Completedworks, Pushbutton, and Lady Grey.
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The 9 best streets for outdoor dining in NYC this summer
Time Out
July 13, 2020
These streets are closed off to traffic on weekends through August for al fresco dining.
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These elaborate floral arrangements have been placed all over NYC
Time Out
June 19, 2020
The citywide tribute says "Thank you, New York" with flowers.
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Open Streets Initiative Inverts the Vehicle/Pedestrian Dynamic
Chelsea Community News
June 4, 2020
In an effort to provide recreational opportunities and create greater social distance between pedestrians, New York City is looking to open up 100 miles to pedestrians and cyclists as part of its new Open Streets initiative, which made its modest debut on May 1, with a mere seven miles.
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Artists paints boarded up storefronts in NYC
ABC 7
June 2, 2020
With many forced to close because of COVID-19, the boarded-up windows of New York City’s businesses became a distressing sign of the difficult times we live in. These artists are using colorfully painted murals to bring positivity and hope back to the city’s meatpacking district.
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