Shape • 25th January 2022

How Isabelle Fuhrman Trained to Portray the Dark Side of Athletics In 'The Novice'

The Novice, which first appeared at Tribeca Film Festival in June 2021 and was released on Amazon Prime Video in December 2021, has since garnered attention for Fuhrman's performance as Alex Dall, a first-time rower obsessed with the initial undertaking of the sport.

NUVO • 25th June 2021

These Content-Creating Couples Run Businesses Together. Here's How They Set Boundaries.

These content-creating couples share how they established a business plan to work beyond the grid of Instagram, how they set boundaries, foster patience and make time for one another while creating content for luxury brands on top of running their accounts.

USA Today 10Best • 9th December 2019

10 art-filled hotels that you'll want to book right now

The modern traveler – influenced by the rise of boutique hotels – knows nothing quite fashions a hotel like its decor, craving the unique, personal, 'cool' and trendy. And nothing embraces 'trendy' more than art.

SWAAY • 6th March 2019

A Pioneer In Journalism: Maria Bartiromo Discusses the State of Today’s Industry and Shares Her Greatest Advice

Excellence comes through preparation,” Maria Bartiromo tells me on the best advice she’s received. This advice came from her mother, the same woman who encouraged Bartiromo—the host of Mornings with Maria on FOX Business Network and anchor of Sunday Morning Futures on FOX News Channel—to take a journalism class in her junior year of college at New York University.

SWAAY • 20th December 2018

From Wall Street To Startup: Bantam Bagels’ Co-Founder Shares Her Post Shark Tank Success Story

“We went to Shark Tank for another layer of expertise, and of course, the capital,” says Oleksak. “We would quiz each other walking through the park with every question ever asked on Shark Tank. We had eye signals on how we would respond to deals.”

SWAAY • 29th November 2018

Shifting Perspectives: Actress, Sheetal Sheth, on Addressing Gender and Ethnic Bias in her First Children’s Book

“I would go into the bookstore and see, ‘here’s the shelf of diversity,’” shares Sheth. “That’s the epitome of marginalization. Why isn’t that book, with the lead character who is someone of color, placed with all the others?”

SWAAY • 2nd November 2018

This Former Banker Self-Funded Luminary- An All-Female Coworking Space for the Modern Woman

“I was tired of having coffee after coffee with women who wanted to learn about banking,” says Luzio on the need to create a place where women could confide in one another. She wants members to feel comfortable in approaching other women who aren’t necessarily in their same career path. “I never would have met someone in media when I was in the banking world,” shrugs Luzio in reference to me, ironically, over coffee. “It’s a way for people to build their network, to break down barriers.

Electrify Magazine • 7th September 2018

Harper's Bazaar Editor Chrissy Rutherford Shares Her Morning Routine for NYFW

Barefoot and draped in a minimalist maxi, Chrissy Rutherford greets us with a warm smile, one beaming of a gal on her work-from-home day, preparing for the hours of shooting, writing and editing that lay ahead by rummaging through her unusually-large-by-NYC-standards closet, yet somehow stereotypically expected for the Harper’s Bazaar senior editor.

Electrify Magazine • 15th August 2018

How Photographer Lucy Laucht Captures The Spirit of a Moment

Even though photography was in her blood, it wasn’t the clear, linear path you may expect from a photographer’s daughter—it took Laucht straying from this original passion for her to return to it with a deeper appreciation for the camera, the prints and the conversation it evokes.

Comcast Partners • 20th July 2018

Real Talk: The Transition from Corporate Warrior to Entrepreneurial Trailblazer

Leaving a career in corporate to seek self-made success has its ups and downs. We spoke to 16 women about what it’s really like to give up the security of a 9-to-5 to become an entrepreneur.

Electrify Magazine • 24th June 2018

How a Postcard Made Artist Aimée Wilder a Household Name In Design

If you’ve never heard of Aimée Wilder, you’ve more than likely seen her designs on coffee shop walls, in boutique retailers, or on Vans shoes. At least, that’s how I felt walking into Wilder’s Williamsburg loft-studio, combining her work and living space in an eclectic, yet seemingly cohesive, space of vibrant turquoise and lime, balanced by tans and creams.

SWAAY • 31st May 2018

Making Her Mark: Maker's Mark VP on Disrupting The Bourbon Boy's Club

Twenty-nine years ago, Victoria MacRae-Samuels was on the path to becoming an undergraduate professor, having spent the majority of her studies in STEM. Yet, a quick trip to Kentucky and a dinner with Booker Noe (Jim Beam’s grandson) quickly changed this outcome, as MacRae-Samuels was inspired to join the bourbon industry — odds against her as both a woman and Kentucky transfer.

SWAAY • 8th April 2018

Plus Size Fashion And Social Media: Where Does It Fit In?

“Bloggers and models wearing a ‘plus’ size have created a space for women to identify with, support and raise their voices demanding more from the fashion industry,” says Erin Cavanaugh, co-founder of See Rose Go, on the increasing popularity of social media and the space it created to progress plus sizes in the fashion industry.

Electrify Magazine • 12th March 2018

Pushing Boundaries: How Ruth Chao Sparked China's Creative Movement

Towering over Wong Chuk Hong is a creative’s dream; a warehouse studio, flooded with natural light and plenty of space for designers, photoshoots and artistic happenings. This space is Ourhaus; the latest addition to Ruth Chao’s creative movement designed to nurture Hong Kong’s artistic culture.

Thrive Global • 9th March 2018

16 Pieces of Game Changing Advice For Any Entrepreneur

What do an Olympic gymnast, a James Beard Award Winning chef and two wellness experts have in common? They have some seriously pro-tips from building a brand to sustaining self-care.

Electrify Magazine • 9th March 2018

Bold Moments with Tara Ghazanfar: Talking Handbags and Heritage with the London-Based Designer

After living in Paris, New York and London, Tara Ghazanfar is no stranger to the world of fashion. Therefore, it only seemed natural when the graphic designer and creative director announced the launch of her own fashion label–Tara Zadeh handbags.

Electrify Magazine • 28th February 2018

Introducing MIRTH: The Fashion Line Born From A Trip To India

For many who reach a crossroads in life, it’s a time to individually navigate a new path moving forward. But for this sister act, it so happens they reached this turning point together and emerged with a fashion line—MIRTH.

Electrify Magazine • 13th February 2018

Social Luminary Patrick Janelle on Instagram, Cocktail Culture and Co-Founding His Coveted Creative's Club

Walking into Patrick Janelle’s SoHo apartment is like entering a behind-the-scenes montage of what’s portrayed in his Instagram newsfeed—tasteful posters gifted from friends, refined souvenirs such as the apothecaries from his time living in Germany, and a monotone palette accented with pops of coral and navy.

Electrify Magazine • 9th February 2018

Behind The Lens: KT Merry on Raising Awareness with The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

Three years ago, KT Merry was preparing for any other Tuesday, before a CNN headline disrupted her morning routine—and shortly after, the trajectory of her career. This is how conservation became the subject for wedding photographer KT Merry.

SWAAY • 5th February 2018

Fighting The Good Fight: Wildlifedirect's CEO Shares What It Means To Be A Part Of The Anti-Poaching Movement In Kenya

As a young girl, Dr. Paula Kahumbu grew up on the outskirts of Nairobi, with swamps, streams and forests as her backyard, and one of the most prevalent names in wildlife conservation as her neighbor.