Charlotte Davey

3 weeks ago | cntraveller.com | Charlotte Davey

I love a fashion tribe. It reminds me of the ‘la modella mafia’ days of Emmanuelle Alt’s Vogue Paris, where her team would arrive at the shows in an all-black uniform of slim trousers, black court shoes, and cropped black leather jackets. The fashion girl’s answer to modern Le Smoking. Fashion editors and PRs each have a style ‘tell’, and you can often spot guests of a certain event or meeting just from their get-up.

1 month ago | cntraveler.com | Lale Arikoglu |Charlotte Davey

While numerous excellent new hotels have arrived recently in New York City, there's something extra special about the reimagining of an old classic—particularly when it's a piece of Manhattan history like the Waldorf Astoria. After a massive restoration project, the hotel reopens its doors this spring with revamped Art Deco-style interiors courtesy of designer Pierre-Yves Rochon; a 30,000-square-foot spa; and a two-story brasserie where guests can sip martinis below an opulent chandelier.

1 month ago | cntraveler.com | Charlotte Davey

All products and listings featured on Condé Nast Traveler are independently selected by our editors. If you purchase something through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission. With roots as a sleepy fishing village within Costa Rica’s Guanacaste province, Tamarindo has spent the past half century serving as a surf haven—all while still hanging on to its dirt roads, untouched coastline, and off-the-grid vibes.

1 month ago | cntraveller.com | Charlotte Davey

All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. For our spring fashion shoot, we packed up our bags (all eight of them) and headed to Costa Rica’s untouched surfer haven of Tamarindo. The area has the cross-purpose appeal of being at once undiscovered yet somewhere all surfer-insiders long to visit, and the ideal backdrop to shoot the beach-inspired looks from the Spring/Summer catwalk collections.

Jan 1, 2025 | cntraveler.com | Charlotte Davey

What are your earliest memories of New York? "When I was 14, my parents let me take the train to the city by myself for modeling jobs. By contrast, I get anxiety when I send my daughter alone to Starbucks, so I'm constantly amazed at the liberties I enjoyed at her age. I grew up in Connecticut, outside the city, so there were the obligatory trips to see Broadway shows, and always The Nutcracker during the holidays-they were practically state visits.