
today we’re headed to chilly new york city, where, in my humble opinion they have some of the coziest restaurants around so not to worry about the cold and is one of the coziest. located in a converted carriage house with kind of a steampunk vibe and reverence for industrial chic design — vintage vibes abound, from those plush leather booths to the cafe tables and schoolhouse chairs. owners Akiva Elstein and Matthew Abramcyk have created an inviting environment where soft lights envelope aging materials, from walls wrapped in molded plaster to a bar and doors fabricated from centuries-old wood, even to a turn-of-the-century elevator cabin. it’s the perfect spot for a classic cocktail — might i suggest a manhattan? we’re gonna get our new york best on with a very funky but feminine paired with a and cozy . add to that a , cool , and some punk-ish . if you’re at the bar on your own, and there’s no shame in that, might i suggest carrying a copy of by Lauren Groff. Cast out of the royal court by, deemed too coarse and rough-hewn for marriage or courtly life, 17-year-old Marie de France is sent to England to be the new prioress of an impoverished abbey, its nuns on the brink of starvation and beset by disease. Lauren Groff’s new novel is a defiant and timely exploration of the raw power of female creativity in a corrupted world and i’ve heard nothing but reviews.


wear this there: LACE V-NECK MIDI SLIP DRESS; navy blue TEXTURED KNITTED BEANIE HAT; Lapels faux fur gilet; Medallion Pendant Necklace; Wide lapel wool-blend coat; MANE RING; Welty Eastern Bluebird Fade glasses; Eye Color Quad Eyeshadow Palette in Double Indemnity; read this there by Lauren Groff; Mini Cloud Wristlet; We The Free Snapped Keyring; Veronica Combat boots; Checkered Tights in navy.









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