Hannah Seligson
Writer at Freelance
Author of Mission:Adulthood, a book about the real lives of 20-Somethings. Covers innovation, entrepreneurs,and Gen. Y for The New York Times, among others.
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mansionglobal.com | Hannah Seligson
Architect and designer Daniel Valero found his creative base far from the typical global design capitals of New York and Paris—in the far eastern part of Guanajuato, Mexico, in San Miguel de Allende. “Its rich artisanal culture, strong design community and historical significance make it an ideal for Mestiz Studio and it has been a constant source of inspiration for me,” said Valero, who was born and raised in Mexico.
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msn.com | Hannah Seligson
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mansionglobal.com | Hannah Seligson
The still-evolving realm of blood plasma-based skincare treatments is among the ultimate expressions of the maxim “beauty is pain.”Platelet-rich-plasma therapy, commonly referred to as PRP, is also a multi-phase process, which starts by drawing four to five tablespoons of blood, then isolating platelets, known as centrifuging, and injecting the serum into targeted areas of the face.
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Jan 14, 2025 |
mansionglobal.com | Hannah Seligson
Chef Diego Oka was surrounded by artists while growing up in Lima, Peru. “My father is an architect and art collector, and my aunt is a sculptor,” Oka said in a recent interview. These days, Oka, the executive chef at the Miami fine dining restaurant La Mar, can count himself among them. In 2020, during the height of the pandemic, Oka put his passion for dishware and cutlery front and center, embarking on a mission to create a menu centered around dinnerware and make each piece by hand himself.
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Nov 26, 2024 |
robbreport.com | Hannah Seligson
Last spring, an affluent Manhattan-based family was conducting their annual search for an August rental in Nantucket. They found many contenders for their multigenerational vacation, but each house fell through for different reasons: One was too far from town, another did not allow children under the age of 12. Real-estate agents told the family that most of the prime and sought-after homes had been rented months ago. Alas, they were too late.
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One theory that might explain tonight. The Highest Office via @airmailweekly https://t.co/CNgDPYC5xA
Also: as @adamdavidson reported Ivanka oversaw a project in Baku where the Trump Organization entered a licensing deal with the Mammadovs, a family @adamdavidson told me "ring every alarm bell of foreign corrupt practices, from money laundering to terror financing."
Security clearance expert/lawyer John Berry told me this for a @CJR piece I wrote about Ivanka in 2017. “I can’t imagine any of my clients getting a security clearance with Ivanka’s kind of background doing foreign deals."