The Plaza Hotel’s Grand Ballroom was on fire for the Ballet Hispanico’s spring gala. The 44-year-old company lead by artistic director, Eduardo Vilaro, has performed for audiences in 11 countries on three continents, reaching over three million people.

Kallista has partnered with an innovative Danish architect, Bjarke Inges to create a line of faucets called “Taper.”

The crystal company with 250 years of history in France is making history on New York’s tony West 53 Street with the opening of the Baccarat Hotel and Residences.

Michael Kors is the consummate globe-trotter as his blog “Destination Kors” can attest.

If a clutch with eyes, nose and mouth seem more in tune with your five-year-old’s taste than yours, think again. Woman are buying into the whimsical handbag trend and paying top dollar for them.

Tonight at The New School, titans of luxury gathered to celebrate 10 years of “The Luxury Education Foundation”, a not-for-profit organization that focuses on education programs in the luxury area for business and the creative fields. Along with Columbia School of Business and Parsons School of Design, the fund aims to provide scholarships, round-tables and mentorships to college graduate and undergraduate students who are passionate about the world of luxury.

To mark the event they’ve created a clever short film called, “Petites Histories Extraordinaires”— ooo, la, la! The products take on human qualities in the film with runway marching lipsticks, nail polishes sitting in an audience, and other gorgeous visuals set to music.

If you yearn for the glamorous life of yesteryear then Fendi’s capsule travel collection, inspired by the Italian film star, Silvana Mangano, is for you.

If you’re a fan of the Gustav Klimt masterpiece, “A Woman In Gold” then you’ll love this! Aerin Lauder cosmetics and New York’s Neue Gallery have teamed up.