New York City is buzzing with style, art, and taste this week—and there’s something for every kind of trend chaser. From viral fashion to gallery openings and iconic desserts, here are the highlights you won’t want to miss.
Jeremy Allen White’s Jacket from The Bear — Now In SoHo
If you’ve been obsessing over the wool jacket worn by Jeremy Allen White as Carmy in The Bear, you’re not alone—over 20,000 fans are on the waitlist. The coveted piece, officially named The Gael and made by Danish label NN.07, is finally hitting shelves in SoHo.
- In-store launch: Sept. 7 (limited quantities).
- Online release: Sept. 9.
- The new NN.07 store is also showcasing accessories like Brooklyn-made jewelry from Heath Wagoner, Amiacalva tote bags, Garrett Leight sunglasses, and ceramic pieces by Leslie Scanlon.
📍 Visit the NN.07 SoHo Store or contact ny@nn07.com / 212-994-7595.
Ceramic Art that Speaks to Ancestry
South African ceramicist Andile Dyalvane opens his fourth exhibition at Friedman Benda Gallery, titled Oonomathotholo: Whispers of the Ancestors. Known for honoring his Xhosa heritage, Dyalvane’s pieces are symbolic vessels—holding generational stories and traditions.
- More than a dozen works are featured.
- On view through Nov. 2.
- FriedmanBenda.com
Serendipity3 Returns to Times Square
After 70 years, the legendary Serendipity3 returns with a new location on West 47th Street, attached to the OYO Times Square Hotel.
- Same iconic menu (hello, Frrrozen Hot Chocolate!)
- Now with a Sunday Chicken Dinner, new ice cream flavors, and a full cocktail bar.
- The Warhol-inspired decor (by Wid Chapman Architects) includes pop art tributes to Marilyn Monroe and Queen Elizabeth II.
🍦 Check out the updated experience at Serendipity3.com
“Shadows of Light” at Galerie56
Art and nature blend at Galerie56 in TriBeCa with Shadows of Light, an exhibition in partnership with Sarah Myerscough Gallery (London). Highlights include:
- Full Grown chairs grown from living willow trees and cast in bronze.
- Sculptural wood vessels by Ernst Gamperl and Eleanor Lakelin.
- Bonus: There’s an Anish Kapoor sculpture right outside.
🖼️ On view through November 6 at Galerie56.com
Todd Snyder’s Luxe Expansion
Menswear favorite Todd Snyder has opened a new flagship on Madison Avenue at 86th Street—his fifth NYC store.
- Targeted at sophisticated urban professionals.
- Features Made-to-Measure, vintage watches via Foundwell, Alden shoes, and Moscot eyewear.
- Same-day delivery and home tailoring services available.
👔 Explore the store at ToddSnyder.com