The 2010 Masters Tournament begins this week. Although you may not be ready to play next to Tiger, there are plenty of places to practice until you are. The New York area boasts some of country’s best courses, all just a quick drive (or an even faster private jet flight) from Manhattan.

Summer is fast approaching and if you haven’t already noticed, we can’t wait. But before you throw on the sandals, don’t forget to get your hands and feet into summer-ready shape. Below are our picks for manicures and pedicures that will leave hands and feet looking great and feeling fabulous. Each of these spas offers a unique approach to perk up even the saddest winter fingers and toes.

The weather this weekend reminded us at Haute Living why we love this city, as we were able to finally enjoy the wonders of the outdoors. And I’m not talking hiking trails or parks; I’m talking terraces. So, while we wait a bit longer for the lovely weather to return, we’re passing the time making plans. Below are some of the city’s hottest spots to enjoy sunny days and breezy evenings in style.

On Wednesday, March 17, art enthusiasts attended a gala preview of the 30th anniversary AIPAD Photography Show at the Park Avenue Armory, an event benefiting the John Szarkowski Fund for photography acquisitions at the MoMA. Attendees included patrons of the arts, collectors, and a number of the featured artists. Guests focused their attention and conversations on the art at hand. Many adorned festive touches to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, including Rosalind Solomon who wore a green silk scarf and photographer Peter Kayafas who donned a green bowtie.

The clocks have been turned forward and spring has sprung. And with that extra hour of daylight, there is a little more time to linger over a leisurely glass of wine. From Bar Boulud to Wine and Roses, we have the listing of the Haute 5 places where you must stop in for a soothing sip of something special.

Looking for pitch perfect espresso? Fair trade, small farm, small batch organic coffee with big taste? Sitcom-worthy ambience? Read on to find out where to go for all these things and more.

Perhaps you’d like to have a quiet intimate dinner where you can focus on your guest and your guest alone. Maybe you’d like to hold an unforgettable business or entertain fifty of your closest friends in style. Whatever your occasion, Manhattan’s finest private dining rooms offer extra luxuries, personalized menus, and most importantly — space away from the crowds of restaurants.

The British aristocratic tradition of Afternoon Tea can be traced back to the mid-nineteenth century. It is commonly confused with high tea, which actually refers to the serving of heavier foods associated with dinner. Afternoon tea, also known as low tea, is served between lunch and supper and accompanied by sandwiches, scones and pastries. So yes, what’s haute is low…

When it comes to cuisine, it doesn’t get more haute then dining with the French. Not only are French restaurants on our list of chic places to eat, they also serve some of the best food you will ever taste, starting with phenomenal ingredients and ending with dazzling presentation. A meal at each one of our Haute Five French Restaurants will have your saying “More s’il vous plait!”