Here are the 7 new hotspots to visit during New York Fashion Week

 

As  New York Fashion Week is the main topic of discussions recently and as a consequence New York is  the week’s  hottest destination , take a look at these seven discover-worthy locations including a private club with a view of Brooklyn Bridge, a contemporary art installation by James Turrell, and a Japanese-American cocktail bar in Manhattan. With recommendations by the Vogue editors.

 

 

Manhatta: a restaurant with a view

 

 

With a view onto l’Empire State Building, Manhatta opens its doors onto New York’s financial district. Alight the 60th floor, this new restaurant, headed by famous restaurateur Danny Meyer, combines a breathtaking skyline with a French-inspired menu, designed by chef Jason Pfeifer, for an evening of indulgence.
28 Liberty St 60th floor, New York, NY 10005, USA, +1 212-230-5788
https://www.manhattarestaurant.com/

 

 

Dumbo House: the very private club

 

 

 

After the opening of their Little Beach House in Malibu, Soho House are unveiling a new club, Dumbo House, in Brooklyn – named after its famous neighbourhood, Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass. The club consists of two floors which hold a cocktail bar, a tapas restaurant, a library, a club and a terrace overlooking Manhattan, all decked out in 70s décor and artwork by Steven Siegel and Zoe Buckman.

55 Water St, Brooklyn, NY 11201, USA, Tel. +1 718-650-8100
http://dumbohouse.com/

 

 

 

 

Situated in Queens at the MoMa PS1, this simple art installation by James Turrell, provides an active, medidative experience. Visitors are asked to lie on blankets and gaze upwards toward an unobstructed view of the sky. For 45 minutes, the colors gradually change due to a subtle LED light variation, mimicking the light created by sunrise and sunset. A great way to relax after a long day of shows at Fashion Week.
22-25 Jackson Ave, Long Island City, NY 11101, USA, Tel. +1 718-784-2084
http://momaps1.org/

 

 

 

Republic of Booza: for authentic Middle Eastern ice cream

 

 

 

Using an ancient, Middle Eastern technique, Republic of Booza are serving ice cream and sorbets with a uniquely creamy texture. Unlike traditional ice cream, which is usually a base of eggs, cream, milk and sugar, the process of “booza” uses only milk, salep and mastic, which results in an super stretchy consistency. Our favorite flavors are matcha coconut, Schewun white chocolate and Mango-Tajín sprinkled with pistachios.
76 N 4th St, Brooklyn, NY 11249, USA, Tel. +1 718-302-5000  

 

 

NYDG: your wellness space

 

 

 

On Fifth Avenue lies this futuristic oasis founded by Dr. David Colbert(whose celebrity clients include Sienna Miller, Naomi Watts and Robin Wright) providing clients with an experience of improved physical and mental wellbeing. The list of services is extensive, offering: rejuvenating treatments, cryotherapy, vitamin shots, laser treatments and sessions with nutritionist experts to aid with weight-loss.

119 5th Ave 2nd fl, New York, NY 10003, USA, Tel.+1 212-352-3333

https://www.nydg.com/

 

Katana Kitten: a Japanese-American cocktail bar

 

 

A new addition in the West Village, Katana Kitten draws inspiration from both Japan and the US. On one side is an American-style bar where mixologists Masahiro Urushido, James Tune and Greg Boehm whip up a menu of Japanese-style cocktails. On the other is a stunning restaurant serving an array of Japanese street food dishes such as teriyaki sliders, fujimi crispy chicken and nori fries. All of this in a subdued environment reminiscent of the best spots in Shibuya.
531 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014, USA, Tel. +1 212-243-3000
https://www.katanakitten.com/

 

 

The Hoxton Williamsburg: a new hotel

 

 

The Hoxton collection is opening their first US based hotel inWilliamsburg, New York. Decorated by Studio Ennismore in collaboration with Soho House, the hotel carries 175 rooms decorated in ceramic tiles made by local artists and installed with custom-made beds byDusen Dusen. As for entertainment, the hotel hosts no less than six bars and three American-inspired restaurants. Even more enticing is their calendar of cultural and lifestyle events which will provide local start-ups and artists with a platform, and to fitness classes, workshops and masterclasses.
97 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249, USA, Tel +1 718-215-7100
https://thehoxton.com/fr/new-york/williamsburg/hotels

 

 

 

 

source: Vogue