Health + Wellness

Smile And Sleep Eazzzzzzzzy

When Dr. Holly Ellis opened Ellis Dental in 2009, she expected to build a traditional dental practice rooted in relationships, preventive care, and a commitment to treating every patient as an individual. She didn’t anticipate that her work would eventually expand beyond teeth and gums—and into one of the most essential, overlooked pillars of health: sleep."Sleep," says Dr. Ellis, “is one of the vital parts of our day, yet one that many people never get enough of, or get well." Dr. Ellis not...

Health + Wellness

Much To Smile About

When Dr. Holly Ellis opened Ellis Dental in 2009, three years after graduating, she wasn’t launching her dental practice. She was building a space where women in every role, from patients to providers, could feel seen, supported, and empowered.“I always knew I wanted my own business,” she said. “Even in high school, I recognized that I liked leading and building something that reflected my values.”Dentistry offered the opportunity she was looking for: science, people, art, and independence...

Life + Culture

Tiles, Tables & the Twist

Tracy Klebe and Janine Ford teach the magic of Mahjong. Article by Lucy Rogers | Photography by Heidi Drexler Stehr Tracy Klebe and Janine Ford on friendship, empty nests, ancient tiles, and why Mahjong might be the best thing women can do for their minds — and each other. At the intersection of ancient tradition and modern wellness, you’ll find Tracy Klebe and Janine Ford . These two friends turned a tearful conversation about empty nests and personal loss into Mahj with a Twist —a...

Style + Beauty

Redefining The Robe

Maison Ritual is the piece you reach for when you want ease without sacrificing style. Article by Emma Convy | Photography by Leah Sostman For as long as I can remember, I have been drawn to a beautifully tailored silhouette. There’s an unmistakable shift in posture that happens when you slip into something with structure—a clean line, a purposeful shoulder, a detail that makes you hold your head a little higher. Ten years ago, while living in the West Village in New York, I found myself...