Quest Magazine

Quest magazine highlights the most sophisticated charities, events, and families in New York, celebrating both historical and contemporary figures. Each issue features a specific theme, such as "The 400," "Arts and Culture," "Fall Fashion," and "Holiday." Additionally, the magazine includes the "New York Social Diary" by David Patrick Columbia, which offers a monthly look at social events. Notable contributors have included Dominick Dunne, David Halberstam, Liz Smith, Taki Theodoracopulos, Michael Thomas, along with renowned photographers Slim Aarons and Harry Benson.

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Designer Chat: Meg Braff — Quest Magazine

Feb 11, 2025 | questmag.com | Jayne Chase

Jayne Chase: If you weren’t an interior designer, what profession would you have pursued? Meg Braff: Definitely a landscape architect. I’m obsessed with outdoor rooms and creating those experiences for my clients. My second choice would be a jewelry designer and I would start with an internship with David Webb!Jayne Chase: Favorite colors? Meg Braff: Aqua and Chartreuse. Jayne Chase: Wallpaper or paint?
A Family Affair - Quest Magazine

Jan 9, 2025 | questmag.com | Jayne Chase

One of the Condon’s listings at 510 N Lake Way in Palm Beach. (Images courtesy of Sotheby’s International Realty)After Kevin spent over 12 years in New York City learning the business and getting the necessary experience he felt he needed to earn his mother’s respect, he felt it was time to return to Palm Beach and join her team. “Although I never felt pressure from my mom to follow in her footsteps, I really wanted to get my own experience and also be independent of her,” Kevin admits.
The Largest Luxury Pop-Up Ever! Descends on Palm Beach — Quest Magazine

Dec 23, 2024 | questmag.com | Elizabeth Meigher

Often referred to as the “Walt Disney of Retail,” Stanley Whitman had glamour on the mind when he opened Florida’s first exclusive, high-fashion shopping center at the age of 47 in 1965. The strapping Duke University grad and Navy vet was one of 25 people who had originally incorporated what would become the glittering village of Bal Harbour back in 1946.
Wollman Rink - Quest Magazine

Nov 22, 2024 | questmag.com | Elizabeth Meigher

Opened in 1950 and named for the Wollman family who funded it, Wollman Rink is known for capturing both the bustling charm and delicate beauty of New York City in winter. A glittering oasis amid the concrete chaos of Manhattan, it is a place where locals and tourists of all ages, shapes and sizes seek an outdoor moment of grace—as they glide about in soft, practiced, swirls—momentarily untouched by the grit and clamor behind the surrounding rocks and trees.
Empire State of Mind — Quest Magazine

Sep 10, 2024 | questmag.com | Elizabeth Meigher

111 West 57th Street comprises 60 luxury condominiums: 14 in Steinway Hall and 46 in the private Tower Residences. Designed by SHoP Architects, with interior design by Studio Sofield, apartments in the 84-story building are available as full-floor or duplex homes with remarkable, 14-foot ceilings and signature spaces. At the ground level of 111 West 57th Street, a rusticated, private porte cochère leads to a 24-hour concierge and doormen.
Tiny Tweakments Everywhere — Quest Magazine

Aug 8, 2024 | questmag.com | Micaela English

The snatched jawline, a pop culture term which translates to, “a slim and lifted jaw profile” has undoubtedly become a tweakment MVP.
Claire Florence’s Art — Quest Magazine

Jun 12, 2024 | questmag.com | Robert Janjigian

Florence cites Elsa Peretti as an inspiration. “She is the be all, end all, especially in terms of risk,” states Florence, who in acknowledgment of Peretti will be working in silver soon. “People collect my pieces like they would art,” she says.
Living Well is the Best Revenge — Quest Magazine

May 28, 2024 | questmag.com | Jayne Chase

And living near the fabled family home, Mirador, near Charlottesville Virginia, her two aunts were comfortably infused with Southern hospitality. Mirador, an antebellum house filled with constant commotion and gaiety, was the place where family and friends gathered often. The “luxurious simplicity” - as they often referred to their Virginia lifestyle - followed both women to England and helped define their iconic style as exceptional hostesses.
Ralph Lauren Jewels — Quest Magazine

Apr 11, 2024 | questmag.com | Elizabeth Meigher

Ralph Lauren also offers a unique jewelry line of RL pieces, as part of its more recent RL collection. Items include the RL 18K Rose Gold Necklace and matching bangle, also available in 18K rose gold with pavé-set diamonds, or sterling silver. Among Ralph Lauren’s exclusive Collection Jewelry, a Silver-Plated Collar Necklace, as well as a Crystal Pendant Necklace and 70s-esque Gold-Finished Collar Necklace, are stand-out pieces.
Enduring Legacy of Suzanne Belperron — Quest Magazine

Feb 29, 2024 | questmag.com | Elizabeth Meigher

Belperron was fascinated by the distant cultures of Egypt, India, the Far East, Africa, and Oceania. She also drew inspiration from nature’s flora and fauna, focusing on everything from the wings of insects to the minutiae of a garden flower’s petals and blossoming leaves. She was also drawn to the underwater world—spellbound by the splendor of its shapes and captivating color-combinations.