A Fendi monogrammed diaper changing bag? $2,292. The reaction of the other baby shower guests? Priceless.
Pets
Such a hap, hap, happy dog!
Forget Disney, the Westminster sports and agility rings are truly the happiest places on earth
Wanderlust
Travel: go from “uh oh” to "ahhh"
Next year’s favorite vacation spots booked up already? Deep breaths. You can still have a grand old time. . .
The DP Interview
Playwright/author Matthew Gasda
He is not comfortable with comfort, nor virtue. And in the just-published collection of his plays, he writes about what he fears—for his friends, and for himself.
Relationships
Revenge: Best Served Cold—With A Dash of Creativity
From Othello to Sweeney Todd to the upcoming Fatal Attraction remake, getting revenge has always been a delicious subject for art and entertainment. But nothing beats the cray-cray of real life.
The Royals
THE CARS OF KING CHARLES III
He’s an environmentalist with a taste for classic architecture—but he’s also passionate about motors.
Jewels
Eisenhower, Dietrich, and the Bracelet That Slayed Hollywood
Right now, the jewels of philanthropist/designer Anne Eisenhower are touring the globe . . . and for only a few million, you can own a piece of Hollywood history.
The Royals
Margaret's Rock
Princess Margaret’s lady-in-waiting Lady Anne Glenconner dishes on the royal family, her life in Mustique, and why she hopes to get invited to King Charles’ coronation.
Money
how to stay rich
Lisa Marie Presley is not the only person of vast wealth to lose her fortune. But how does this happen? As one prominent investment advisor tells DP: it might be time to up your financial-literacy game.
Royalty
The New Royal Court: A Primer
New King Charles III has vowed to shake up the monarchy. But do you understand how the institution really works? Here, a guide from Hugo Vickers, one of the world's leading authorities on the Royal Family.
Architecture
Lyford Cay Follies and the Brilliance of Henry Melich
Take gobs of money, eccentric heiresses unfettered by the limitations of society’s conventions, and what do you get? Some of the most fantastical homes in the world.
Trends
Fido’s Fortune: Pets Inherit Millions from Wealthy Owners
At what price happiness? Well, if your pet brings you joy, when you die, that price might be very high indeed.
Fashion
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A DAME
Glenda Bailey, doyenne of women’s fashion magazines, looks back on her highs, her lows—and her newest venture with alpacas.
Then & Now
Have we learned nothing from 1720?
Oops!...We did it again.
Weight Loss
The Skinny Shot
Mounjaro was my secret to vanquishing that last 10 pounds.
Property Porn
GOLDEN HANDCUFFS
What it’s really like to inherit a castle, according to Alexandre de Vogüé, one of the heirs of Vaux-le-Vicomte.
The New Twenties
The End of Excess
The Pink Elephant’s former GM says the debaucherous consumption his notorious nightclub pioneered in the aughts would never fly today.
Activism
Ladies Who Don’t Lunch
These New Yorkers are fed up and want to kick restaurant sheds to the curb.
Hosting
The Carver’s Handbook
16 essential tips to host, plate, and serve your best Thanksgiving dinner party yet.
Trending
It’s My Party And I’ll Kvell If I Want To
The return of the big ticket bar mitzvah.
Photography
Picture Perfect
Legendary British photographer Chris Floyd has photographed everyone from Paul McCartney to Anthony Bourdain to Cate Blanchett. And he has stories, too.
Humor
The pleasure of selecting a coffin
Have you ever had the occasion to shop for a coffin? It needn’t be such a gloomy affair.
Social Media
Better in the Garbage than on your Hips
Our Gen X parents’ Instagram habits are fueling a new wave of body anxiety in teenage girls, reports DP's new High School Correspondent.
Art
Paris is Burning
Could Paris reclaim the European art capital crown from London for the first time in decades?
Succession
Princess Beatrice’s Time to Shine
With King Charles III’s ascent to the British throne, there’s been a shake-up in the royal order of things. Will Princess Beatrice be the new star player in the Royal Charm Offensive?
QEII
The Queue
It’s a curious business, the death of a Queen.
Hotspot
Is Lucien the New Elaine’s?
Manhattan’s hottest reservation right now is an East Village bistro that opened in the ‘90s.
Family Matters
When Push Comes to Shove
Who says a little sister-in-law rivalry can’t be productive? The Vanderbilt and Kennedy women clearly benefited. The Windsor SILs appear to be, too.
Downtown Vibe
Agita in Greenwich Village
The pandemic brought heroin and all-night ragers to Washington Square Park. What’s next?
Moving On Up
The Gilded Age of NY Condos
What’s old is new again at a slew of new Upper East Side condos redefining Pre War luxury for the 21st century.
Picker’s Delight
The Thrill of the Hunt
For East Coast collectors, finding a hidden gem amongst the bric-a-brac at Brimfield counts as competitive sport.
Summer Camp
Teenage Utopia
Diane von Furstenberg’s 22-year-old granddaughter is recreating her summer camp memories as the new owner of artsy Buck’s Rock camp.
The Great Migration
Westward Ho!
The top one percent have ditched fancy city townhouses for wide-open spaces. The American West will never be the same.
Photography
A New York Homecoming
A major retrospective celebrates artist William Klein’s 65-year career capturing the vivacity and complexity of New York City.
Trends
An Rx for the Ultra Rich
If health is wealth, medical clubs are the new gold standard for the elite. And privacy counts as currency.
Trending
Au Revoir, Oligarchs
What will summer in the South of France look like without the Russians? Hint: Full of rich Americans.
Pastimes
Central Park Has Gone Bird-Zerk
Covid gave New Yorkers a reason to go outside and enjoy nature. Now Central Park is home to new flock of birdwatchers.
Apartment Living
Holy Smoke!
The Devil’s Lettuce has come to Park Avenue. More pungent than cigarettes, pot smoke is now the subject of co-op board meetings. But what can really be done about it?
At Auction
A Rare Brancusi Comes to Christie’s
Owned by art impresario Rue Carpenter, cofounder of The Arts Club of Chicago, the drawing traces its provenance to the master’s groundbreaking 1926 show in New York.
First Person
How Did We Get Here?
A renowned historian—and descendent of royalty—is concerned about the state of the world.
Philanthropy
Giving à deux, then saying adieu
When the rich and powerful split, what happens to the causes they have devoted a marriage to?
Property Porn
The Barbarians at the Gilded Gate
Long Island’s Gold Coast is glittering anew. Not everyone is happy.
People
Poolside Revisited
The story behind the ultimate symbol of the Post War American Elite
