T&C Culture Watch: On the Agenda for February 2023
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Where are we going?
Even 60 years after the debut of Where the Wild Things Are, few children’s books capture the imagination like Maurice Sendak’s classic. The tale, of a boy who discovers a magical world of monsters, turned him into a legend, but Sendak had long been a prolific artist. In the first retrospective since his death in 2012, more than 150 works are at the Columbus Museum in Ohio. Through March 5, columbusmuseum.org
What are we wearing?
In the spirit of timeless icons, Harry Winston’s Avenue collection pays homage to New York’s Art Deco history, its geometric silhouettes and renegade spirit recreated in pink sapphires and diamonds. Heirlooms to inspire a bit of childlike wonder—and perhaps open the door to a different kind of magical universe? Consider this, too, a worthy tradition to pass on to the next generation.
On models Lauren and Chase Noble: Harry Winston Avenue Classic Aurora Timepiece; Adam Lippes vest ($790) and pants ($890); Apolina dress ($90); Cole & Son wallpaper. Makeup by Maysoon Faraj. Nails by Mayumi Abuku for Essie at Susan Price NYC. Set design by Sally Morris Clark. Casting by partsmodels.com.
This story appears in the February 2023 issue of Town & Country. SUBSCRIBE NOW
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