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7 Jul

The Mark, The Standard and Other Hotels Double Down

Luxury hotels are going deeper into wellness and no wonder: Wellness tourism accounts for $436 billion of the $4.4 trillion global wellness economy in keeping with the Global Wellness Institute, and is anticipated to succeed in $1.1 trillion by 2025. Whether or not it's in-room spa services, fitness programming or sleep-boosting mattresses, hotels globally are providing guests with health-centric experiences through ongoing partnerships, that are also providing additional exposure for emerging wellness concepts.   Where: The Mark Hotel, Latest York City Partners: Dr. Barbara Sturm and Clean Market What: Earlier this yr, The Mark Hotel introduced its Wellness Menu, offering guests an array of fitness, beauty and wellness services. To create the menu, The Mark partnered with Dr. Barbara Sturm and Clean Market...
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5 May

Sarabande Showcases Two Artists at Standard Hotel – WWD

Photo by WWD Together with celebrating the work of two pioneering artists, Rosie Gibbens and Andrew Davis, Sarabande touted its partnership with The Standard Hotel on the outdoor event Tuesday night. Chief executive officer Trino Verkade described Recent York City as a second home. “We love the entire community here. It has that very similar vibe to London, which has artists from all around the world. And so they are artists who think very outside of the box with their designs, art, fashion and photography. It’s like a world tour. We love being here and the community that all the time turn up in support for the following generation. People really care that the following generation of artists and creatives are given the liberty...
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31 Jan

Meet BIIA, The Beauty Non-profit Aiming To Introduce an

Talent managers Stephanie Piza and Jake Webb have joined forces to launch the Beauty In Inclusivity Association, a nonprofit organization that goals to assist brands turn out to be more inclusive and provides rise to an industrywide inclusivity benchmark. “We’re constructing proprietary auditing tools that may assess the inclusivity of brands, so it’s not a test of ‘Hey, how inclusive are you?’ It’s really a journey we wish to take brands on of, ‘Hey, how can we proceed to teach ourselves and improve?'” said Webb. The pair will lead brands in a 12-month intensive program, during which participants’ product launches, campaigns, photoshoots, worker and company culture, and more, shall be evaluated to be able to determine where each brand stands...
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