The toniest award, arguably, is the Womenswear Designer of the Year category.
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Tent cities are scattered throughout even the toniest of neighborhoods in San Francisco.
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The hotel, one of the toniest in the world, costs thousands of dollars a night.
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For years Murray Moss ran one of SoHo's toniest stores with his longtime partner, Franklin Getchell.
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The buyer was Condé Nast, home of America's toniest magazines, but executives there had no vision either.
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The city's toniest shopping strips, in SoHo and on Madison Avenue, have been littered with empty store fronts.
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The toniest fair of the spring season returns, one week ahead of the Armory Week deluge, for its 30th edition.
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My host gained national notoriety after her high-profile arrest in 1993 on charges connected with running LA's toniest prostitution ring.
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The salesmen enlisted the advice of the toniest black legal firm in the city, which occupied prime Wall Street real estate.
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Wint was indicted Wednesday following an investigation that began after flames devoured the family's $4.5 million mansion in one of the capital's toniest neighborhoods.
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How so many sightings in the nation's densest core and around its toniest beach resorts have escaped wider notoriety is just part of the mystery.
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Trump told me he could act like the toniest member of high society when he wanted, and he would as soon as he dispatched his G.O.P. rivals.
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If you've ever dreamed of living in one of America's toniest, most exclusive zip codes — think 90210 or 10001 — well, these numbers may make you think again.
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He was a real estate guy or whatever, so she married into money and then moved to San Francisco to live in one of the toniest parts of town.
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The hotel, which opened in September of 2017, is in the Gold Coast neighborhood, within the Near North Side community area, one of the toniest parts of the city.
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The case drew enormous media attention, both because of the connection to the Kennedys and because the murder took place in Greenwich, one of New York City's toniest suburbs.
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These generous tax breaks are now going to the toniest neighborhoods in some cities and prime beachfront property in New Jersey, benefiting Mr. Trump's son-in-law in the process.
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The Rivertowns alone have five distinct sensibilities: Hastings-on-Hudson is the artsiest; Dobbs Ferry, the most diverse; Irvington, the toniest; Tarrytown, the most charming; and Ardsley, the most landlocked.
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Attendance and graduation rates do lag behind the citywide average — after all, these schools aren't serving youngsters in the city's toniest neighborhoods — but by shrinking the gap they schools are promoting educational equity.
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This is a current in American life we've not yet fully processed, but history will record a preponderance of today's right-wing leaders who emerged in the toniest quarters of the nation's bluest states.
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Sascha Bennemann opened Costa Palm Beach, a Mediterranean restaurant at the Esplanade shopping complex at the east end of the county's toniest shopping district, Worth Avenue, just as Mr. Trump began his regular trips.
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On Twitter, he was commended for, among other things, "naming names" of superiors who he alleged had mistreated and humiliated him during his time as an intern and a line cook at some of Manhattan's toniest restaurants.
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Instead, think bigger: We&aposre talking two celebrations in two time zones via private jet, an epic house party at one of London&aposs toniest hotels, and a private party in Dubai for you and 49 of your closest friends.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Overall sales plunged by about half and home prices fell sharply in the second quarter in the toniest enclaves of the Hamptons, New York's weekend haunt for the wealthy, as stock market jitters earlier in the year damped the appetite to buy.
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He was a Yankee aristocrat who could have followed his Daddy on to Wall Street but instead became a Texas oil man (the only Texan, growled Speaker Jim Wright, who ate lobster with his chili), and went on to represent the toniest bit of Houston in Congress.
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He was a Yankee aristocrat who could have followed his Daddy on to Wall Street but instead became a Texas oil man (the only Texan, growled Speaker Jim Wright, who ate lobster with his chilli), and went on to represent the toniest bit of Houston in Congress.
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Easily the world's best-known political artist, who taps the river of discontent bubbling up at any given time, Ai is now poised to unveil a massive connected series of shows spread across four of New York's toniest galleries: Lisson Gallery, two Mary Boone spaces, and Jeffrey Deitch.
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Even here, on the toniest subway platform in city history, there were hints of that angst that comes with a rush hour crush: just after the mayor and the governor entered the main car, separately, a number of reporters crossed a stanchion line, and a governor's assistant into a frenzy.
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Even the toniest of his advertising still lifes always benefited from a bit of dirt, ash, salt or tobacco crumbs, and in the '70s he took that idea to the limit in his extensive studies of cigarette butts, gigantically enlarged, at once nobly pillar-like, irredeemably filthy and weirdly infused with personality.
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When: March 216–2125 / Wednesday–Friday: noon–2190pm; Saturday: noon–2150pm; Sunday: noon–2190pm ($25) Where: Park Avenue Armory (643 Park Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan) The toniest and oldest of the Armory Week fairs, the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) Art Show is trying this year to maintain its reputation for thoughtfully curated selections of very high-end Modern and postwar art, while also incorporating newer work by less firmly canonized artists.
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Alpine was tied with Greenwich for first in both 2006 and 2007 on the ABC News list of most expensive ZIP Codes, with a median home sale price of $3.4 million."What's the Toniest Town in America?", ABC News. Accessed September 15, 2007.
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In 2018 Brooke Lea Foster of The New York Times stated that it was one of several "Rivertowns" in New York State, which she described as among the "least suburban of suburbs, each one celebrated by buyers there for its culture and hip factor, as much as the housing stock and sophisticated post-city life." Of those, Foster stated that Irvington was the "toniest".
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Most of Shull's projects were single-family homes around Hamilton and Marion counties in central Indiana, most notably the homes in Christie's Thornhurst Addition in Carmel, Indiana. Shull also designed a number of custom homes in Indianapolis's toniest suburbs, in other Indiana towns, and in other states. In the 1970s Shull began selling house plans in do-it-yourself home building periodicals, which were sold in the United States and Canada. Shull also designed apartment buildings and commercial/industrial properties.
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