There is an art to packing well for summer. The best vacation wardrobes are not overfilled suitcases bursting at the seams, but thoughtfully curated pieces that feel polished, versatile, and effortless from the moment you arrive. This season, House of 29 curated by Sarah Mass David captures that feeling beautifully with The Summer Vacay Edit — a collection designed for women who want to travel light while still looking chic every step of the way.

Whether you are heading to Europe, the Hamptons, Palm Beach, or simply enjoying elegant summer weekends closer to home, these are the pieces that work overtime in your wardrobe. Easy silhouettes, soft neutrals, elevated florals, and travel-friendly fabrics create the perfect mix of comfort and sophistication.
One of the standout looks from the collection is the romantic CAMI NYC pairing featuring the Jayna Skirt. The soft blue floral print feels feminine yet modern, creating a look that instantly transitions from daytime shopping to dinner al fresco. It is the kind of piece that makes getting dressed feel effortless while still looking beautifully polished.
The Crosby Blouse perfectly complements the collection’s relaxed luxury aesthetic. Light, elegant, and easy to wear, it is exactly the kind of blouse you pack for a summer getaway knowing it will work for everything from lunch by the water to cocktails at sunset.

For travel days and cooler evenings, House of 29 includes cozy staples that still feel elevated. The Ziggy Reverse Fleece Sweatshirt from Perfect White Tee is relaxed, luxe, and ideal for long flights, morning coffee runs, or breezy nights near the water.
Accessories throughout the edit are equally thoughtful. The Ashley Bangles from Melinda Maria add a glamorous finishing touch without ever feeling overdone. They are the perfect travel jewelry piece — easy to layer, chic, and versatile enough to wear from day to night.
The Ripley Rader Ponte Knit Straight Leg Pant may become the hardest working piece in your suitcase. Sleek enough for dinner yet comfortable enough for travel, it offers the polished alternative to denim every woman needs during summer travel season.
The Mara Choker Necklace from EF Collection brings an understated coastal elegance to the collection. Delicate pearls and neutral tones make it the perfect finishing touch for effortless summer dressing.
What truly sets House of 29 apart is Sarah Mass David’s personal approach to shopping and styling. Her concierge-style service removes the stress from preparing for vacations, events, or seasonal wardrobe updates. Instead of endless searching, Sarah curates pieces specifically tailored to your lifestyle, making shopping feel personal, elevated, and enjoyable again.

The Summer Vaca Edit is a reminder that the best wardrobes are not about having more — they are about having the right pieces. And House of 29 has mastered exactly that.
To shop the collection or learn more about House of 29’s concierge shopping experience, visit House of 29.
For appointments and piercing bookings, contact House of 29 directly or visit www.houseof29.com.

House of 29
Lifestyle Boutique Curated By Sarah Mass David
39 South Greeley Avenue, Chappaqua, NY 10514
Phone & Text: 914.861.2928
www.houseof29.com Webstore
Email: Concierge@houseof29.com
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From important unheated Kashmir sapphires and no-oil Muzo emeralds to untreated rubies, rare 15+ carat Golconda-type diamonds, and collector-grade natural fancy color diamonds — including vivid blues, pinks, greens, and reds, all GIA certified — Emilio Jewelry offers access to museum-level treasures typically reserved for elite dealers, royalty, museums, and the world’s leading auction houses. These are jewels rarely seen publicly, and often impossible to replace once sold. Argyle Diamonds also available.
The collection also includes important signed and heritage pieces from iconic houses and makers, alongside extraordinary gemstones sourced from private collections, estates, and discreet international networks unavailable to the traditional retail market.

Unlike traditional luxury retailers, Emilio Jewelry operates as a first-hand dealer directly from the world-renowned GIA Building in New York’s Diamond District, allowing clients to acquire some of the world’s rarest jewels at true wholesale and dealer-level pricing rather than traditional retail markups.
Private appointments and consultations are available via video call or in person in:
• New York
• Palm Beach & South Florida
• California
Local references are available upon request for qualified clients and collectors.

This is not mass luxury.
This is the world behind it.
Emilio Jewelry
Private Collection Jewels | By Appointment Only
Emilio Kalati
Emilio Jewelry Headquarters
The Gia Gem Tower
50 West 47th Street
New York, NY 10036
212-730-0312 EXT. 701
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There are fashion moments and then there are cultural artifacts. The latest auction from Julien’s Auctions transforms the latter into something tangible, inviting fans of And Just Like That… to step directly into the world of Carrie Bradshaw and her orbit.
Running online through April 2026, this highly anticipated sale offers a rare opportunity to acquire over 500 original pieces from the series spanning wardrobe, furniture, and deeply personal set details.
What makes this auction particularly compelling isn’t just the fashion it’s the storytelling embedded in every object.
Among the most intimate lots are pieces pulled directly from Carrie’s closet arguably the most symbolic space in her universe. One collection includes:
These aren’t just props they’re carefully curated extensions of Carrie’s identity, reflecting her history, travels, and emotional landscape.
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The auction spans far beyond the closet, capturing the full visual language of the show:
Even the smallest objects a wastebasket, a note, a piece of stationery carry the unmistakable imprint of the show’s aesthetic.
Beyond the glamour, there’s a deeper layer of meaning. A portion of the proceeds will benefit You Gotta Believe, a New York–based nonprofit focused on finding permanent families for foster youth.
The connection is particularly poignant given the legacy of Willie Garson, whose character Stanford Blatch and real-life advocacy remains closely tied to the organization.
In a moment where archival fashion and pop culture memorabilia are increasingly viewed as collectible investments, this auction sits at the intersection of nostalgia, design, and cultural capital.
Julien’s has built its reputation on elevating celebrity artifacts into museum-worthy pieces, and this sale continues that trajectory offering fans not just objects, but ownership of narrative.
Because with And Just Like That…, the appeal was never just the clothes. It was the way those clothes and spaces told a story about evolving identity, friendship, and reinvention.
And now, for a moment, that story is up for bid.
In a world where luxury often feels mass-produced, Emilio Jewelry stands apart—quietly, confidently, and unapologetically rare. Tucked inside New York’s iconic Gia Building, this exceptional house has built its reputation on one guiding principle: extraordinary stones deserve extraordinary craftsmanship.

The Rarity Factor
At the heart of Emilio Jewelry is an obsession with the exceptional. The brand specializes in sourcing some of the rarest Fancy Color Diamonds & Gemstones in the world, from vivid pink and blue diamonds to untreated Colombian emeralds, Kashmir sapphires, Important Rubies, Paraiba and more.
These are not just beautiful stones—they are investment-grade treasures, often museum-worthy in both size and quality. Think diamonds over eight carats, natural fancy colored stones, and rare gems that collectors actively seek out but rarely find.
What makes this even more compelling? Many of these pieces are not publicly listed. They exist quietly within Emilio’s private vault, reserved for clients who understand that true luxury is often discovered, not displayed.
The Art of the Atelier

Every Emilio piece is handcrafted in-house, in what the brand refers to as its atelier—a space where design meets precision.
This level of craftsmanship allows for something increasingly rare in today’s market: complete customization. Whether reimagining a family heirloom or designing a one-of-a-kind engagement ring, Emilio Jewelry works closely with clients to bring deeply personal visions to life.
The result is jewelry that feels intimate, intentional, and entirely unique—never replicated, never mass produced.
Emilio Jewelry goes beyond traditional retail. Their approach is immersive, offering private viewings, virtual appointments, and even a “Red Carpet Service” designed to bring high jewelry directly to the client wherever you are.
It’s a model that feels more akin to couture than commerce—where each interaction is tailored, and every detail is considered.
And then there are the pieces themselves. From breathtaking diamond necklaces exceeding 40 carats to rare fancy yellow diamond rings, Emilio creations are not simply accessories—they are statements of legacy.
Investment Meets Emotion

What sets Emilio Jewelry apart is its dual identity: collector-level investment and emotional storytelling.
On one hand, these gems hold significant intrinsic value, often appreciating over time due to their rarity. On the other, they become deeply personal objects—symbols of milestones, relationships, and moments that matter.
It’s this balance that defines the brand. Jewelry that is as meaningful as it is magnificent.
The Final Word

In an era where luxury is often loud, Emilio Jewelry embraces a quieter, more refined narrative—one rooted in rarity, craftsmanship, and individuality.
For those who seek more than just sparkle—for those who want pieces with provenance, purpose, and presence—Emilio Jewelry offers something truly special: a world where every stone tells a story, and every piece becomes part of yours.

The global apparel retailer opens three New York City stores this season, advancing an intentional growth strategy rooted in community and cultural connection
UNIQLO today announced a new partnership with The New York Public Library, launching alongside the opening of three new NYC locations this season—Bryant Park on March 6, Williamsburg on March 20, and Union Square on April 3. The year‑long partnership builds on UNIQLO’s ongoing commitment to creating positive impact in the communities it serves, reflecting a shared belief in access to knowledge, creativity, and opportunity.

A cultural landmark and knowledge hub for New Yorkers, The New York Public Library offers free access to books and programs that foster learning and connection, and through this partnership, UNIQLO will support world‑class cultural and youth‑focused programming that remains free and open to all—helping to foster a more inspired New York City.
“We are proud to partner with The New York Public Library, whose mission to make knowledge and opportunity accessible to all deeply resonates with us,” said Fuminori Adachi, CEO of UNIQLO USA. “New York City has inspired UNIQLO since we opened our first store here twenty years ago, through its creativity, diversity, and strong sense of community. As one of the city’s most iconic cultural institutions, The New York Public Library helps sustain that spirit, and this partnership reflects our commitment to supporting the spaces that bring New Yorkers together.”
In addition to the New York Public Library partnership, UNIQLO’s three new NYC stores will each spotlight the people, creativity, and neighborhoods that shape the city. From a localized People campaign celebrating New Yorkers across culture and community to exclusive UT offerings created for each location, the openings reflect UNIQLO’s commitment to designing experiences that feel distinctly rooted in place—bringing global LifeWear together with the everyday energy of New York City.
The New York Public Library x UNIQLO Partnership
Launching March 6 with the opening of UNIQLO Bryant Park, the NYPL x UNIQLO partnership will come to life through a series of cultural programming and exclusive offerings designed to celebrate creativity, learning, and New York City culture.
UNIQLO is supporting The New York Public Library’s beloved The Library After Hours program, helping ensure that world‑class cultural experiences remain vibrant and accessible throughout the year. Held three times annually at the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building on Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, The Library After Hours transforms the iconic space with curated entertainment, food and drinks, and rare behind‑the‑scenes access to NYPL’s collections.
In October, UNIQLO will further its support through The Library After Hours: Teen Takeover, investing in programming that empowers young people across all five boroughs—encouraging skill‑building, creative exploration, and new pathways for self‑expression.
Customers at UNIQLO Bryant Park will be able to shop exclusive NYPL x UNIQLO UTme! designs, including a T‑shirt and tote bag created by Japanese‑born graphic designer Kei Saito. The artwork pays homage to one of NYPL’s most iconic symbols—the library card.
*UNIQLO UT is UNIQLO’s line of graphic t-shirts that transform everyday essentials into wearable canvases inspired by culture, art, and collaboration.
Made for All. Made for New York.
UNIQLO’s “Made for All. Made for New York.” campaign celebrates the brand’s continued growth in the city and the individuals who shape its creative and cultural life. Highlighting New Yorkers across disciplines—from ballet and music to sound, sculpture, and design—the campaign reflects how UNIQLO LifeWear is designed to adapt to everyday life in the city, for whatever New York brings.
Featured New Yorkers include:
India Bradley made history in 2025 when she was promoted as the first black soloist in NYC Ballet’s history. Known for her musicality, clarity, and quietly commanding presence on stage, she has distinguished herself through a wide-ranging repertoire.
Devon Turnbull is an Audio Engineer and Sound Designer whose work explores sound as both a technical discipline and sensory experience.
Simone Bodmer-Turner is a sculptor and ceramicist whose forms draw from the natural and ancient worlds.
Aaron and Irisa Chan-Kawabi are a Brooklyn-based design duo that specializes in handmade lighting objects.
John Roseboro is a musician and producer whose work blends jazz, bossa nova, and folk into a sound proclaimed as post-bossa nova.
New York UTme! Collaborations
Through UNIQLO’s UTme! program, each NYC store will feature exclusive, location‑specific designs created in collaboration with local artists, cultural partners, and institutions. Designs will be available on T‑shirts and tote bags, alongside in‑store displays and experiences that bring each partnership to life.
UNIQLO Bryant Park
Exclusive UTme! designs celebrating NYPL’s legacy of access, learning, and culture.
Designs inspired by the city’s transportation network and daily rhythm of New York life.
Original illustrations reflecting the humor and joy of everyday New York moments.
UNIQLO Williamsburg
KAWS is a contemporary artist renowned for his distinctive art style that subverts pop culture. As a Brooklyn native and UNIQLO’s first Artist in Residence, he will honor his home neighborhood through exclusive designs available only at the UNIQLO Williamsburg store. Further details will be announced soon.
New York‑based Japanese visual artist whose playful, philosophical works explore what it means to be human; Masuda will visit the store during Grand Opening weekend for a special live art experience.
UNIQLO Union Square
Exclusive UTme! designs and an in‑store tribute honoring UNIQLO Union Square’s historic location at 860 Broadway, the former site of Andy Warhol’s Factory studio.
UNIQLO Union Square will feature a special tribute to Andy Warhol, marking the location where the artist’s Factory thrived from 1974 to 1984. The collaboration reflects Warhol’s belief in art for everyone, translating his iconic Pop Art imagery into accessible, wearable essentials. By returning to this historic address, UNIQLO celebrates Warhol’s enduring influence on New York City and the idea that great design—like great art—belongs to everyone.
A New York literary institution and longtime cultural anchor, featured through UTme! designs celebrating the city’s book culture.
RE.UNIQLO
Each new store will also engage the local community through RE.UNIQLO, the brand’s circularity program, focused on sustainability and giving back. Through in‑store donation bins, customers can drop off gently used UNIQLO clothing, which will be donated to local nonprofit partners, including the Department of Homeless Services and Covenant House.
NYC Grand Opening Details:
Friday, March 6th, 2026
510 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10036
Friday, March 20th, 2026
187 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11249
Friday, April 3rd, 2026
860 Broadway, New York, NY 10003
About UNIQLO LifeWear
LifeWear is clothing that is made for all, designed to make everyone’s life better. It is simple, high quality, everyday clothing with a practical sense of beauty – ingenious in detail, thought through with life’s needs in mind, timeless in style, and always evolving.
About UNIQLO and Fast Retailing
UNIQLO is a brand of Fast Retailing Co., Ltd., a leading Japanese retail holding company with global headquarters in Tokyo, Japan. UNIQLO is the largest of eight brands in the Fast Retailing Group, the others being GU, Theory, PLST, Comptoir des Cotonniers, Princesse tam.tam, J Brand and Helmut Lang. With global sales of approximately 3.4 trillion yen for the 2025 fiscal year ending August 31, 2025 (US $23.16 billion, calculated in yen using the end of August 2025 rate of $1 = 146.8 yen), Fast Retailing is one of the world’s largest apparel retail companies, and UNIQLO is Japan’s leading specialty retailer.
UNIQLO continues to open large-scale stores in some of the world’s most important cities and locations, as part of its ongoing efforts to solidify its status as a global brand. Today the company has a total of more than 2,500 UNIQLO stores across the world, including Japan, Asia, Europe and North America. The total number of stores across Fast Retailing’s brands is now over 3,500.
With a corporate statement committed to changing clothes, changing conventional wisdom and change the world, Fast Retailing is dedicated to creating great clothing with new and unique value to enrich the lives of people everywhere. For more information about UNIQLO and Fast Retailing, please visit www.uniqlo.com and www.fastretailing.com.
There comes a point in a woman’s life when jewelry is no longer about trends.
It is about meaning.
It is about marking the chapters she has lived, the family she has built, the milestones she has reached — and the legacy she is creating.

For NS Lifestyles readers who understand that distinction, Emilio Jewelry in New York City offers something rare: access to truly important jewels.
Not simply beautiful pieces.
But exceptional ones.
✨ A Private, Thoughtful Experience
What truly distinguishes Emilio Jewelry is not just the rarity of the stones, but the experience.
Appointments are private.
Conversations are unhurried.
Guidance is transparent and grounded in deep gemological knowledge.
There is no pressure — only education, perspective, and trust.
For women who value discretion, refinement, and long-term value, this is where important jewelry begins.
💎 The World of Important Jewelry: An Invitation Into Emilio

There is fine jewelry.
And then there is important jewelry.
These are pieces chosen not for attention — but for significance.
The kind acquired quietly. Privately. Intentionally.
The kind that trades hands between collectors, not browsers.
The kind you do not “shop” for — you are invited into.
For NS Lifestyles readers who understand the difference, there is a discreet New York destination that operates in a world few ever see: Emilio Jewelry.
This is not retail.
This is an acquisition.
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💠 A Private World of Rarity
Emilio Jewelry is known among serious collectors as a source for stones that almost never reach the open market.
Goldconda D Flawless diamonds over 12 carats.
Museum-level Fancy Color diamonds — Argyle reds, vivid pinks, extraordinary blues, Green Diamonds, & Purple Diamonds.
Investment-grade emeralds, Rubies, sapphires, Alexandrites, and Paraíba tourmalines of a caliber rarely seen outside major auctions.
These are not pieces you compare online.
They are stones with provenance. Stones with presence. Stones are measured not only in carats but in legacy.
Multi-million-dollar acquisitions are handled with discretion, scholarship, and a level of gemological authority that seasoned collectors immediately recognize.
💠 Precision, Not Presentation
In an era of overexposure and mass luxury, Emilio operates differently.
Every stone is vetted.
Every Diamond or Gemstone is investment-caliber.
Every detail is executed with restraint and mastery.
Collector-level fancy colors that rarely circulate beyond private networks.
Clients are guided with clarity, transparency, and strategic insight — because when acquiring at this level, expertise is not optional.
It is essential.
✨ The NS Lifestyles Private Access
Emilio Jewelry does not advertise in the traditional sense.
Access is selective.
NS Lifestyles readers are being offered something rare:
a private introduction into a world typically reserved for seasoned collectors and established clientele.
Appointments are discreet.
Viewings are curated. Viewings are available worldwide by Appointment.
Conversations are confidential.
This is where acquisitions happen quietly.
Where multi-million-dollar stones are considered thoughtfully.
Where heirlooms begin.
If you are ready to explore important jewelry — the kind you cannot simply “find” — NS Lifestyles can facilitate a private consultation with Emilio Jewelry in New York City. EMAIL ME for your exclusive introduction.
Because the most significant moments in life deserve pieces that few others will ever even see.