New York Metropolitan Magazine

Established in 2002, New York Metropolitan Magazine is a digital lifestyle publication that focuses on art, culture, and design. Based in New York, the magazine serves as a vital resource for insights and inspiration from across the United States, reflecting a rapidly changing world. The magazine's content skillfully merges engaging articles with thoughtful discussions, challenging norms and showcasing the finest in modern visual culture.

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TIME Magazine Honored Its 2025 Closers List With A Powerful Ceremony In NYC

2 months ago | newyorkmetropolitan.com | Aaron Royce

Talk about an impact! TIME magazine and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation took over Second Floor’s gleaming halls for a special dinner and ceremony in New York City on Thursday, honoring the publication’s “The Closers” list. The second annual list, which honors 25 Black leaders across numerous industries, includes Colman Domingo, Gabby Thomas, Lisa Holder, and more.
The Timeless Ease of Suede

Mar 1, 2024 | newyorkmetropolitan.com | Mari Maeda |Yuji Oboshi

A soft, supple hide lends both loafers and lace-ups a laid-back attitude. Giorgio Armani, price on request, armani.com.Mari Maeda and Yuji OboshiCeline by Hedi Slimane, $690, celine.com.Mari Maeda and Yuji OboshiHermès, $810, hermes.com.Mari Maeda and Yuji OboshiZegna, $1,650, zegna.com.Mari Maeda and Yuji Oboshi
With Brunson Terrace, Brooks + Scarpa carves out an energy-efficient, mixed-use affordable housing project in Santa Monica, California

Mar 1, 2024 | newyorkmetropolitan.com | Shane Reiner-Roth

Across the 4,751-square-mile region of Los Angeles County, the seaside city of Santa Monica has become the unrivaled testing ground for innovations in energy-conscious civic design in the service of community. It might just have at least one example for every building type imaginable. Frederick Fisher & Partners’s open-plan office addition to Santa Monica City Hall, for instance, was the first municipal structure to receive Living Building Challenge Certification.
A Bag That Melds the ’60s, the ’90s and Today

Feb 29, 2024 | newyorkmetropolitan.com | Lindsay Talbot

A new accessory from Michael Kors reinterprets an archival giraffe print. The new Michael Kors Collection Bardot mini saddlebag in giraffe-print calf hair. $1,990, similar styles at michaelkors.com.Still life by Sharon Radisch.
Every Single Detail About Jack Antonoff and Margaret Qualley’s Relationship So Far

Feb 29, 2024 | newyorkmetropolitan.com | Christen A. Johnson

Margaret Qualley and Jack Antonoff have been dating since 2021 but just recently started taking their ’ship public *and* are now officially married!! They were first seen together in August 2021 after paps caught them packing on the PDA on New York City streets while grabbing ice cream, and by October of that year, nearly everyone was convinced they were ~a thing~ because they were snapped waltzing through Tribeca damn near attached at the hip—in a cute way! Plus, Jack was not shy about...
Sasaki completes the nine-acre Wilmington Waterfront Promenade amid heavy industry

Feb 29, 2024 | newyorkmetropolitan.com | Shane Reiner-Roth

Wherever they turn, the nearly 60,000 residents of Wilmington, Los Angeles cannot escape signs that the local industry takes precedence over their state of well-being. Here, cargo trucks roll down residential streets day and night amid stacks of shipping containers and gantry cranes, and the airborne pollution from smokestacks and freight ships loom on the horizon of the low-rise South Bay neighborhood. In the “Heart of the Harbor,” one out of five residents lives below the national poverty line.
The Elusive Sly Stone Pens A Sly Autobiography

Feb 28, 2024 | newyorkmetropolitan.com | Sal Cataldi

Music critics love to belatedly elevate the contributions of the brilliant burnouts. Syd Barrett, Roky Erikson and their ilk continue to be swaddled in accolades far exceeding the breadth of their slim catalogs and performance on the charts. And as great as the prematurely faded innovators above may have been, none can hold a candle to the impact and influence made – in his time and through to today – by Sylvester Stewart, aka, Sly Stone.
New York’s School of American Ballet Celebrates 90th Anniversary

Feb 28, 2024 | newyorkmetropolitan.com | Sarah Bahr |Dolly Faibyshev

The institution co-founded by George Balanchine celebrated at Lincoln Center on Monday night. When the choreographer George Balanchine co-founded the School of American Ballet in New York City in 1934, the last thing on many people’s minds was dance. The United States was still digging out from the Great Depression and often children dropped out of school to work.
David Baker Architects realizes a shared office in Birmingham that prioritizes togetherness

Feb 28, 2024 | newyorkmetropolitan.com | Emily Conklin

The Bandsaw Building is a single-story brick structure on a small lot in Birmingham, Alabama. An on-ramp leading to an elevated highway runs behind the property, part of a network of freeways that extend over the city’s postindustrial extents like a spiderweb.
Devon Ross Feels the Noise

Feb 27, 2024 | newyorkmetropolitan.com | Steve Appleford

Devon Ross came by her music obsessions naturally. At 24, she’s already had a successful career as a high-fashion model, but music was always a defining part of her life, first as the daughter of a rock guitar hero. While a typical model might occasionally marry a rock star – just as her mother did – or ease into bad acting or become a dilettante DJ, Ross is probably the first to make a left turn into a legit indie rocker. And she’s good at it.