NW Pops Up in LA
Join Noah on Wednesday, April 4, for the launch of the NOAH WAXMAN pop-up at SENE, 149 S La Brea. 6-8pm. Continue reading NW Pops Up in LA
Category: Travelogue
Cycling in the City
Manhattan and Amsterdam have a lot in common. The island of Manhattan was actually once owned by the Dutch and was named Nieuw-Amsterdam or New Amsterdam after buying it from the Native Americans. One of the commonalities between the two cities is cycling. Cycling is pretty ubiquitous in both cities. Continue reading Cycling in the City
Noah Waxman featured in Out Magazine’s 10 Best New Menswear Stores in the Country
Out Magazine featured our store on their website as part of it’s “10 Best New Menswear Stores in the Country” article. Continue reading Noah Waxman featured in Out Magazine’s 10 Best New Menswear Stores in the Country
West Village 6/ Corner Bistro
The West Village is one of NY’s most amazing neighborhoods, and it’s the place that reminds me most of Amsterdam. Indeed, this area was settled by the Dutch almost 400 years ago! If you find yourself in the West Village…late at night…yearning for a burger and beer, head to the Corner Bistro. Continue reading West Village 6/ Corner Bistro
Spinning in our Shop: Al Green
I love music… Here’s my current obsession: Al Green’s Let’s Stay Together. This 1972 soul classic keeps on giving. Actual albums are a rarity these days…and it’s a pleasure to just listen to one song follow the next on this perfect musical journey. Continue reading Spinning in our Shop: Al Green
West Village 5/Baby Brasa
You know when you’re walking down the street, and a restaurant catches your eye? Most of the time, you don’t actually stop to go in. But then, at the end of the night, when you’re nodding off to sleep, you … Continue reading West Village 5/Baby Brasa
Old New York: West Village
Back before luxury condos and Starbucks on every corner was a reality of living in New York City, every neighborhood of New York had a personality to it. The West Village was an area that had raw grit and charm and attracted artists & musicians to it like flies to honey. Continue reading Old New York: West Village
