A new york life is on stand by but its addresses are still relevant and will give the readers a good idea of where to enjoy the city and keep on loving the most amazing city in the world ! Well Paris doesn’t sound bad too ! A Paris life.com is on line. We will come back with New York as soon as we can. In the meantime enjoy Paris and any time soon other attractive, engaging and glamourous cities. See you soon. RB

The little East Village consignment shop Tokio 7 moved out a few buildings down the street and chose to occupy again the bottom floor of a small residential building.  It went from 64 E. 7th street to  83 E 7th street. Tokio 7 is one of the best vintage shop in town in terms of products and prices even though the shopkeeper is really unpleasant !

photo of the previous spot

83 E 7th St
New York, 10003, United States
(212) 353-8443

Caroline Sausville is a 37 years old French and American woman who is a
personal shopper for Anthropologie and was a sommelier in an other life ! She lives in Brooklyn in Cobble Hill. When Samantha saw her she was wearing a long sleeve tee by James Perse, a light pink tunic by Athe Vanessa Bruno, a Rabbit fur vest Pablo by Gerard Darel, a Denim shorts by Daughters of Liberation, tights by Hue, suede boots by Ash and a necklace beaded pouch by Hoss.

Her favorites

Cheap store: Any thrift store. I love Beacon’s Closet
Expensive store: Zoe in Dumbo
Restaurants: Balthazar and Pastis, a little piece of France that makes me feel good.
Nightlife place: I don’t go out late that much but I love to have cocktails at Raines Law Room
Secret place: There’re secrets in New York?
I LOVE NYC for the energy, I always felt that I belong here! The proximity of everything, the buildings, so many things… It’s home now!

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Jamin Puech doesn’t rule anymore the world of bags in Soho. The French designer, Jerome Dreyfuss established himself on Broome Street in a XIX century space of 2690 square feet where everything has been kept as it was. The bags – most of them are amazing- are shown in a kind of hut surrounded by plants. The outside of the hut is kept to introduce artists and their work.

Tomorrow, wednesday 24th, Symphony Space, a great performing arts center on the Upper West side will have Laurie Anderson performing Hannah Tinti’s “Milestones” inspired by Miles Davis‘ and  Brandon Lewis (trumpet), David Frazier (drums) and Michael Forzano (bass) will perform a selection from  ”Milestones.”

Kelli O’Hara and two-time Tony winner James Naughton sing and read a story by E.L. Doctorow about the inspiration of the song “Stardust.”

Kelli O’Hara also performs Carson McCullers‘ “Wunderkind“ where the author tell her own failed teenage career as a concert pianist.

$ 27