Wyclef Jean and Lauryn Hill, East Harlem, New York City, 1993 © Lisa Leone Queen Latifah, Jesse Frohman 1990, Courtesy Fotografiska New York and Copyright of The Artist Haute couture Fall/Winter 1997–98 collection (“La Chimère”) © Alan Strutt Housing Works Hip-Hop: Conscious, Unconscious, Fotografiska New York.
Yasmin Le Bon, Palladium, London, Evening Standard, October 1997.
Prima Facie, The Harold Pinter Theatre, © Helen Murray Lucali Thierry Mugler: Couturissime, Brooklyn Museum.
Hip-Hop: Conscious, Unconscious – an immersive experience by Fotografiska that celebrates 50 years of hip-hop. Housing Works Bookstore Café – all profits of this institution go towards providing housing, healthcare and more for New Yorkers living with Aids. Thierry Mugler: Couturissime – this exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum is the first retrospective to explore the works of the French designer. Lucali – head here for incredible thin-crust pizza that’s worth the (unavoidable) wait. Prima Facie – I can’t wait to see this play starring the incredible Jodie Comer – everyone is talking about this show!. On my last visit, I immersed myself in all it had to offer, and you know what? I can’t wait to go back again! Here are the shows, exhibitions, and places to add to your list, whether you’re a local or planning on visiting soon. I don’t know whether it’s that the streets look so familiar it feels like a film set, the countless museums, galleries, and restaurants, or its edgy, innovative scene that keeps me coming back. There is something about New York that is just so intoxicating.
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