The Surrey Hotel

by @centralparknyc #privatelynewyork

: @thelifeofgeorgina Staycation at the @surreyhotelnyc #privatelynewyork

: @lakbayer The weather was glorious yesterday in #nyc Spring is almost here and we are ready for the #cherryblossom bloom in #centralpark

#katemoss #chuckclose #mondaymotivation #privatelynewyork

#friday #fashion of @silviabraz #privatelynewyork

: @bestgiftstoreever #privatelynewyork

@barpleiadesnyc inside @surreyhotelnyc #privatelynewyork #cocktailculture

TRAVEL + LEISURE World's Best Awards 2020 Voting ends on March 2nd so we only have a few more days. Please see link in bio to support @surreyhotelnyc As a thank you for voting, you'll be entered into a T+L giveaway for a chance to win one of five international travel prizes like an all-inclusive, 7-night Mediterranean cruise from Crystal Cruises that stops in Greece, Croatia, and Italy. #privatelynewyork @travelandleisure

: @luisadorr Lovely winter day #privatelynewyork #centralpark

Dreaming of spring days #throwback to last May, seeing @celinedion wearing the Maison Margiela blazer backwards to highlight the orange sash. Matched with a micro-mini bag by Complét and Stuart Weitzman pumps. #privatelynewyork #fashion

: @nyc.from.my.eyes @centralparknyc #privatelynewyork

#privatelynewyork #history #regram from @metmuseum #TBT to Day 1 of visitors! On February 20, 1872, The Met opened its doors to the public for the first time. This engraving shows the opening reception that evening, which more than 6,000 visitors attended. We weren't in our current home at 1000 Fifth Avenue yetin 1872, we had just secured our first exhibition space through a $9,000, one-year lease of the Dodworth Building at 681 Fifth Avenue between 53rd and 54...th Streets. The Met was founded two years earlier with no art and no building. Now, with a space leased (at least temporarily) and 174 works to our name, as The Met's then-president John Taylor Johnston wrote after the opening: "We may now consider the Museum fairly launched and under favorable auspicesWe have something to point to as the Museum, something tangible and something good." Wood engraving of the Museum's opening reception published in Frank Leslie's Weekly, March 9, 1872. #Met150 #throwbackthursday See more

#regram by @julietizon Avvie and her valentine, Surrey the Swan.