Interior designer Nina Liddle brings her discerning eye to retail, debuting a retail space filled with vibrant finds.

So long, cocktails; hello, electrolyte drinks. Are group wellness events becoming the city’s preferred way to gather after dark?

These days, a $7,000 lab-grown diamond is indistinguishable from a $70,000 mined one. And buyers aren’t just choosing the cheaper option—they’ve stopped caring about the difference altogether.

Check out scenes from the March 7, 2026 event at the Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport.

A father tries to stop screaming at his kids. It goes about as well as you’d expect.

Our intrepid society columnist reports from Boston’s swankiest affairs, including the Peabody Essex Museum’s annual gala.

Check out scenes from the March 11, 2026 event at POETRY flagship on Newbury Street in Boston.

For two decades, Suhail Kwatra dressed the wealthiest women, kept their secrets, and built an empire inside Saks. Then the store accused him of stealing and tried to destroy him. Or so he claims.

How two New England brands are reclaiming authentic preppy style, one tennis polo and collar roll at a time.

Our intrepid society columnist reports from Boston’s swankiest affairs, including our Taste event and Find the Cause Breast Cancer Foundation’s 2025 Prevention Party.

With an eye for texture, tone, and narrative, Stephanie Kent reimagines the classic bridal shower as an ethereal garden escape.

These clean fragrances skip the nasty stuff without sacrificing the good stuff.

As #bridetok posts infiltrate your social media feed, how do you orchestrate a big day that’s for you—and not just the Instagram photos? (It helps when the groom has never opened TikTok.)

Stephanie Binder’s Boston Diamond Company transforms ring shopping into a deeply personal journey—where every diamond tells a love story.

Boston’s next luxe-clothing chapter seems to have a more curated, continental flair.