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9/26/13

Late last night I was able to see my hard work, and long time dream come to life. Late last night the website for Dusk & Rubies Special Occasion Jewelry Designs went live!




Our newest collection is now available on our very own website! 
So check out more pictures from our look books, and stay tuned for more:

Stay Lovely,
D.R
Editor and Curator of 
Dusk & Rubies 

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9/25/13

Give Back This Fall

 


Yesterday I received an e-mail from Megan O'Connor the Associate Director of Development for the Pencils of Promise non-profit. If you have been following my blog, then maybe you remember that I, along with Nicole P.D, attended their White Party hosted by Sophia Bush earlier in the year.

 
This is one of my favorite non-profits, because they are not only a great cause, but also extremely well organized.

Here are the details:
 
 It starts at 8pm at Marquee and tickets are still available here.
Be sure to get yours if you haven't yet and invite your friends!
Tickets will not be sold at the door.
 
Stay Lovely & Give Back,
 
D.R
 
Editor and Curator of
 
Dusk & Rubies
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9/24/13

When it comes to fall accessories "chunky" is a word that has positive connotations. We want chunky chains that layer nicely over our knits, and crew neck long sleeves from J. Crew. (Ah fall...I am getting excited just thinking about the boots alone) Enjoy :)


Fall Look #1 


 Fall Look #2:


Stay Lovely,
D.R
Editor and Curator of
Dusk & Rubies
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9/23/13

All you need to remember is the phrase:

Award Winning New England Clam Chowder





The view...oh la la
Claudio's Restaurant is one of those places that is built upon history, family traditions, secret recipes, and even hidden passageways that were once used during prohibition times. Needless to say, I am a repeat customer. Brian and I were seated in the perfect corner where we both had tons of room to stretch out, and languidly watch the day stretch out over the harbor.
The food...
It's all good! I have tried so many choices off of their menu, but most recently I ordered the:
1870 Steak Salad Grilled sliced New York strip steak, crisp iceberg lettuce, steakhouse bleu cheese dressing and halved grape tomatoes

Which I am going to strongly recommend, because this is not your average bleu cheese people! If you are a lover of cheese, let me tell you this bleu cheese is an experience. It is separate from the dressing itself. It is smooth, and buttery, and just the right amount of saltiness. It is perfection...and only made more perfect by being paired with my goblet of pinot noir.


The wine...

While waiting for our table, Brian and I sat at the bar and I was adamant about treating myself to the perfect glass. The bartender was an extremely knowledgeable and helpful guide while I ventured on my quest. He let me taste (poured freely) the following:




The La Linda Malbec's tannins left more of a sharp aftertaste, and the Chianti was too sweet for me. But the Hob Nob Pinot Noir's was perfect with my dinner, and really complimented the london broil, and bleu cheese well.





This place has the magic three: atmosphere, delectable dishes, and winning wine lists. So if that doesn't persuade you, then I will leave you with this fun fact, In 2012 Claudio's celebrated its 142nd Anniversary, and in turn was recognized by The National Restaurant Association as The Oldest Same Family Run Restaurant In The United States. That is pretty amazing, and further proof that if you haven't dined here yet, you should!
Stay Lovely,
D.R
Editor, and Curator of
Dusk & Rubies
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In life, I like it when I have all my yachts in a row. You may think the saying is "get your ducks in a row", and you may think that I am somehow mixing my idioms, but no you read correctly. I made no mistake; I like it when my yachts are all in a row.
 
What use do I have with ducks anyway?



This past weekend Brian and I went to Greenport for their Annual Maritime Festival. Visually speaking it was gorgeous and I had to snap a few photos:

 
 
 
 
 
One of the great perks of living on Long Island is weekends like these, with outstanding views of sails and sky. Brian, and I also had dinner at the famed Claudio's Restaurant which topped off the night. Stay tuned for D&R's Foodie Review!
 
After seeing these photos don't you too want your yachts in a row?
 
Stay Lovely,
 
D.R
 
Editor and Curator of
 
Dusk & Rubies


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