Love Haute Living? Now you can view the Los Angeles edition online! Here’s what you can expect. On the Cover: Sir Richard Branson – Rarely shying away from life’s greatest challenges, the mega mogul behind the global Virgin brand reveals the exciting new plans he has on the drawing boards for the coming year.

Love Haute Living? Now you can view the San Francisco edition online! On the Cover: Sir Richard Branson – Rarely shying away from life’s greatest challenges, the mega mogul behind the global Virgin brand reveals the exciting new plans he has on the drawing boards for the coming year.

Originally founded in Miami, FL, Kids Off Streets provides the resources for kids to have the opportunity to pursue their dreams. They promise to inspire children to take that step forward in a positive and healthy direction.

Bergdorf Goodman’s Holiday Windows, one of New York City’s premier seasonal delights, will debut on November 20th for a limited time, ending on January 6th. The theme of this year’s windows, “Curiouser and Curiouser” is inspired by the imaginative works of Lewis Carroll, author of Alice in Wonderland and Through The Looking Glass.

The former Riot House has evolved into Andaz West Hollywood, a haven for luxury complete with some of the finest dining in town.

The bricks and mortar behind one of the globe’s hautest brands

Straight-talking first-class entrepreneur Donald Trump is sprucing up his infamous Trump International Hotel and Tower in New York City to the tune of $30 million in renovations. Trump will be updating the 167 guest rooms and suites starting in January 2010, but don’t worry, you’ll still have access to the luxury hotel because the renovations will be done in two stages, perfectly timed for the slower New York City travel months.

We all may love to travel, but unless we’re flying private, we often have restrictions placed upon us at airports when it comes to what we can and cannot travel with. So there’s only one solution: learn how to adhere to any and all restrictions with optimum luxury and style still intact.

The W, by far one of Starwood’s most elite and eccentric family of properties (and a personal favorite of mine), is coming to one of Hollywood’s hautest corners this fall. The famed intersection of Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street not only houses the Hollywood Walk of Fame, but gained notoriety in the 1920s for its concentration of radio and movie-related businesses, and now it can add one more notch to its prominent belt.