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Why Great Leadership Demands Sacrifice, Courage, and a Heart for Others

In the quiet, mist-touched hills of New York’s Hudson Valley lies a Georgian manor built in 1774—Teviotdale—which now forms the latest chapter in the creative lives of designer Thom Browne and curator Andrew Bolton. Their acquisition of this historic estate is not merely a real-estate move, but an elegant intersection of fashion, architectural heritage, and cultural narrative—a story that will undoubtedly resonate with the readership of  French Quarter Magazine . A House wit

In Part II of this article, we’ll go even further, sharing techniques inspired by classic department stores for some, and seasoned hostesses to elevate every gift—no matter its shape or size. Once upon a time, the legendary in-store gift-wrapping counters at Macy’s could transform any purchase into a small work of art. Those days may be gone—but the magic doesn’t have to be. With a little care, a bit of practice, and the right tricks up your sleeve,  you  can wrap gifts that

Why not spend Christmas in Paris this year? The U.S. may dazzle with its oversized inflatable Santas, mega-malls, and aisle-after-aisle of holiday sales, but Paris celebrates in a quieter, elegant way. Here, the city itself becomes the decoration: tree-lined boulevards twinkle with lights, the scent of roasted chestnuts drifts through the air, and department store windows transform into miniature winter wonderlands that charm both children and grown-ups alike. One of the quin

Paris has always known how to dress a table for the holidays. From the buttery glow of boulangeries to the scent of roasted chestnuts drifting along the boulevards, the season has its rituals — and for a long time, those rituals seemed incompatible with a vegan lifestyle. Not anymore. Over the past few years, the city’s most inventive pâtissiers and restaurateurs have begun reimagining Christmas and New Year classics with plant-based finesse. For the modern traveler who wants

Born in Romania, Yvonne L. Rodriguez embodies the essence of the American Dream—courage, passion, and perseverance. An immigrant who built a life of purpose and success in Las Vegas, she has become a respected voice in luxury real estate, a mentor to new agents, and a symbol of what’s possible through hard work and heart. Having lived in Las Vegas for more than twenty years, Yvonne has skillfully combined her eye for design, deep market knowledge, and authentic and heartfelt

Hollywood is synonymous with glamour, creativity, and cultural spectacle. It is a place where art comes alive—where movies are born,...

In the ever-competitive American business world, technical skills and experience may open the door to opportunity—but it is corporate etiquette that keeps you inside the room. While “etiquette” might sound like a relic from a bygone era of formality, in reality, it is the backbone of healthy professional relationships, trust, and career growth. In the United States, workplace culture is shaped by a unique blend of directness, efficiency, and a deep respect for individual init

When you open a pack of LU biscuits, you think  France . When you grab a jar of Amora mustard or sip an Orangina, you can almost hear the murmur of the Seine, the laughter from a Paris café, and the promise of French savoir-faire. Yet, in many cases, the truth is far more complex.