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Those cute labradoodles mask a dark, disturbing truth
With its cutesy curls and plaintive eyes, it’s no wonder the labradoodle became America’s second-favorite dog in 2010. But the man who first invented the breed by crossing a Labrador with a p...
https://nypost.com/2018/09/22/why-the-inventor-of-the-labradoodle-regretted-his-creation/
This guy invites strangers into his apartment for fun
Uluç Ülgen has hosted some 170 people in his East Village walk-up. They’ve included homeless adults, New York natives and out-of-towners. But Ülgen isn’t running the city’s hottest Airbn...
https://nypost.com/2016/09/22/this-guy-invites-strangers-into-his-apartment-for-fun/
Hair perfume is a lazy girl’s best friend
Bye-bye, sweaty gym hair doused in dry shampoo — this spring, the luxury item is perfume . . . for your hair. Upscale fragrance brands are creating hair “perfumes” and “mists” based...
https://nypost.com/2016/04/25/hair-perfume-is-a-lazy-girls-best-friend/
Your messy desk is killing your career
In the office, one’s desk is one’s domain. But unlike your messy bedroom at home, this abode is on display whether you like it or not, especially in ever-popular open office plans. So what me...
https://nypost.com/2016/02/23/your-messy-desk-is-killing-your-career/
Finally, there’s a debt collector for freelancers
Being a freelancer can be very, well, freeing. You get to be your own boss, work from home in your PJs and avoid the soul-crushing subway commute. Unfortunately, freelancing can also be literally...
https://nypost.com/2015/11/30/finally-theres-a-debt-collector-for-freelancers/
Put your paws up for history’s 4 most heroic dogs
This Memorial Day, meet 4 furry soldiers whose heroics have earned them their place in US history. Sgt. Stubby The New Haven, Conn.-born Boston terrier was smuggled aboard a Paris-bound ship by C...
https://nypost.com/2015/05/23/put-your-paws-up-for-historys-4-most-heroic-dogs/
Dogs & diamonds for sale
The great philanthropist Brooke Astor liked to quote Thornton Wilder: “Money is like manure; it’s not worth a thing unless it’s spread around.” Five years after her death at age 105, she ...
Nanette Lepore
It was poolside springtime fun at Nanette Lepore. The audience, including Edie Falco and Abigail Breslin, saw whimsical prints (pistachio, clover) in a color story of lime and chartreuse greens, ...
Vivienne Tam
White organza sheaths with giant geometric shapes in reds or greens accented with black opened Vivienne Tam’s show. From the audience’s reaction, they were definitely the must-have items of t...
Sophie Theallet
Continuing over from last season, it was all about layering at Sophie Theallet, at least for the daywear. The first look set the tone: an orchid and coral light sweater under an ice-blue, sleevel...
Badgley Mischka
Maybe it was because of the forest backdrop, but Badgley Mischka’s models, with their mussed hair, embellished with flowers and petals, resembled upscale woodland fairies. The collection looked...
Ohne Titel
For Ohne Titel’s spring season, it was all about mixing the brand’s signature knits with lighter silks — with a bit of mesh for athleticism thrown in as a nod to this season’s sportiness....
Zero + Maria Cornejo
At first, the neoprene/scuba material was jarring at Maria Cornejo, a designer known for her draping of soft, flowy material. But, as it turned out, scuba material could be draped — rather, scu...
Karen Walker
Karen Walker’s designs are so pretty in an unusual way that they could be called whimsical — if they weren’t so downright wearable. PHOTOS: KAREN WALKER One highlight was polka-dot fuzzy sk...
Carlos Miele
Carlos Miele’s woman was re-interpreted as a sexy jungle cat who stalked the runway in multicolored animal prints, her robes of silk chiffon and charmeuse flowing behind her. Prints included gi...
Zang Toi
Zang Toi opened with boudoir looks — a gorgeous ivory floor-length morning gown with ruffled borders and a beaded ivory mini-robe. Naughty secretaries in pinstripes followed with visible garter...
Ohne Titel
For Ohne Titel’s spring season, it was all about mixing the brand’s signature knits with lighter silks — with a bit of mesh for athleticism thrown in as a nod to this season’s sportiness....
Boy. by Band of Outsiders
Scott Sternberg showed Boy. by itself this season, apart from Girl (ah, men and women are so different), and it was a strong, if motley, showing. Sternberg’s attention to detail is impressive: ...
Alexandre Herchovitch
Even if you didn’t get the Boy George reference — the designer played exclusively Culture Club songs during the show — you would certainly pick up on the ’80s vibe. But it was a crazy, up...
Mara Hoffman
Mara Hoffman showed a parade of toucan-bright dresses, gowns and swimsuits in bright, bold graphic patterns, beginning with long, flowing dresses and high-waisted bikinis in kaleidoscope prints. ...