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modern rural woman.
Fashion designer Daryl K in Equinunk, PA
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Style Stories
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Kim Taylor Bennett
When Kim left the city for Kingston, she brought her stylish, curious self. A former music journalist, host, and Spotify exec, she’s embraced motherhood and a new pace.
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Sara Mae Zandi
In Bovina, Sara Mae Elbert and her partner run Brushland Eating House, serving locals and visitors while becoming part of the community.
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Francesca DiMattio
The artist moves between her Hudson Valley and city life, creating vivid works that merge clashing histories, domesticity, and bold femininity.
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Anna Aberg
At Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club, Anna Aberg invites guests to slow down, connect, and discover a new kind of Catskills luxury rooted in community.
Taylor Foster: Made in Heaven
Taylor Foster has moved through many worlds: first Miami, then New York City, and now the great expanse of Upstate New York. She began with pastry, slipped into modeling, and later built a small café called Heaven, a gathering place as much as a business. Today she lives in a cabin, where her attention has turned to holistic skincare.
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Upstate Woman
Natane Boudreau is not just meditating on a mountain.
The supermodel, actor, and producer left her West Village apartment for a fulltime life in Woodstock. From her earliest fashion campaigns to walking alongside Kate Moss, she’s lived the front row of fashion. Now she’s renovating a 1925 stone house, and teaching The Mastery of Self Expression through her workshops.
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Anie Stanley finds her way back home through objects and land
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Women Who Inspire
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Marcia Gay Harden
Stephanie Cavalli used to live out of a suitcase with shoots in Paris, fittings in Tokyo, lonely dinners in cities she barely knew. Now she folds linen blouses in her sun-drenched boutique in Callicoon.
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Janus Adams
Ashley Ruprecht once made hats in Brooklyn. Then she moved to the woods, built a farm with her husband, and tapped into something steadier.
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Kathy Hochul
A textile artist and mother, Christi Johnston designs with intention, cooks like it’s a ritual, and finds purpose in the pause.
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Marina Abramovic
On 100 acres in Wurtsboro, Ambika Conroy lives off the grid. A fashion school dropout turned self-taught homesteader, she built her life by hand.
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Helena Christensen & Camilla Staerk on Creative Collaboration
Helena and Camilla talk about their close friendship and partnership in fashion, film, and design. They work together naturally, often starting projects upstate by car or river, where time slows, ideas flow, and quiet inspires.
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Stitch by Stich, Handmade Life Upstate
By Jillian Scheinfeld
A textile artist and mother, Christi Johnston designs with intention, cooks like it’s a ritual, and finds purpose in the pause. -
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Committing to the Catskills
By Sara Mae Zandi
In Stamford, Remy Holwick settled after years of travel. An artist, model, and activist, she’s built a life upstate with creativity, community, and home. -
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Trading the Spotlight for Stillness
By Alexandria Haechler
Stephanie Cavalli used to live out of a suitcase with shoots in Paris, fittings in Tokyo, lonely dinners in cities she barely knew. Now she folds linen blouses in her sun-drenched boutique in Callicoon. -
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Maplewood, Millinery, and Motherhood
By Alexandra Marvar
Ashley Ruprecht once made hats in Brooklyn. Then she moved to the woods, built a farm with her husband, and tapped into something steadier.
Women Who Make
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Trading the Spotlight for Stillness
By Alexandria Haechler
Stephanie Cavalli used to live out of a suitcase with shoots in Paris, fittings in Tokyo, lonely dinners in cities she barely knew. Now she folds linen blouses in her sun-drenched boutique in Callicoon. -
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The Art of Making Do
By Jillian Scheinfeld
On 100 acres in Wurtsboro, Ambika Conroy lives off the grid. A fashion school dropout turned self-taught homesteader, she built her life by hand. -
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Stitch by Stich, Handmade Life Upstate
By Jillian Scheinfeld
A textile artist and mother, Christi Johnston designs with intention, cooks like it’s a ritual, and finds purpose in the pause. -
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Maplewood, Millinery, and Motherhood
By Alexandra Marvar
Ashley Ruprecht once made hats in Brooklyn. Then she moved to the woods, built a farm with her husband, and tapped into something steadier. -
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A Love Story
By Alison Green
For Alexandra Climent, the material is both the medium and the message. Her goal is to highlight the shape. Even after years and big projects, she lets the wood lead her:
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Laurel & Ash Syrup
Laurel & Ash Farm’s 100% pure New York Grade A ‘Amber’ maple syrup is hand-numbered, wax-sealed, and made in NY.
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Pulaski Axe
The weighted head, crafted with a durable 1055 high carbon steel blade, holds its sharp edge for precise cuts.
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Melissa Easton Bracelet
Everyday friendship bracelet: solid 10K yellow gold bar with adjustable cord. Hand-carved and finished in NY.
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Hudson Made Gift Set
Set includes Pink Himalayan salt; Apothecary Rose Body Bar; Calendula Body Oil with chamomile.
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Buck Brook Alpaca Slippers
Handmade alpaca fur slippers from Peru. Alpaca tops, merino lambskin soles, soft suede undersoles.
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