Freeze Frame
In 1968, famed street and fashion photographer Bill Cunningham embarked on an eight-year photography project to document the fashion history of New York City. After scouring hundreds of vintage shops and auction houses for antique frocks, Cunningham photographed models at locales he scouted specifically for the project. Now, more than 45 years later, the New-York Historical Society presents 88 silver gelatin prints from the collection in Bill Cunningham: Façades. The exhibit, which celebrates the 85-year-old photographer who is most known for his New York Times weekly column “On The Street,” runs until June 15. nyhistory.org —J.T.
In Fine Feather
Add a classy touch to your salon’s waiting area with this handcrafted, wool needlepoint pillow from Jonathan Adler, reminiscent of the bob 
Vidal Sassoon created for actress Nancy Kwan. The pillow includes a feather and down insert, light blue and white stripes on front and a velvet backing with a hidden zipper—the perfect fashionable accent for any lounge chair or sofa. jonathanadler
.com —C.R.
Flicker of Hope
As part of its effort to raise $6 million to benefit water conservation during Earth Month in April, Aveda is donating 100 percent of the purchase price of its limited-edition Light the Way Candle to the Global Greengrants Fund. Housed in a vessel totally reclaimed from glass beverage bottles, the soy-wax candle is redolent with pure flower and plant aroma essential oils, including ginger and ginger lily. aveda.com —K.D.
Petal Pusher
With floral ruling the spring/summer 2014 runways, from Christian Siriano’s to Rebecca Taylor’s collections, the trend has reached new heights with the flirty Summer Fling Hair Pin from New York City-based Lizzie Fortunato. The hand-sewn pastel pin is made of leather, fabric, precious stones and antique chains, some of the materials being vintage. Glimmering chalcedony beads and freshwater pearls add a classy touch so it can be worn at picnics or weddings. charmandchain.com —C.R.
Style Guide
Celebrity stylist and designer Rachel Zoe shares how fashion affects all aspects of her life and encourages readers to develop their own personal style in her latest book, Living in Style: Inspiration and Advice for Everyday Glamour (Grand Central Publishing, 2014). Featuring never-before-seen photographs from her private collection and written contributions from her friends and family, the book is a portal into Zoe’s life, and offers advice from updating a wardrobe to hosting a dinner party. —S.S.