License to Thrill

What’s more intriguing than New York at night when romance takes hold and opportunities for elegant entertainment are limitless. Our portfilio offers suggestions for where to go and some inspiration for your around-the-town style.

Aug 8, 2009

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The mist-shrouded streets of New York seem to invite excitement and maybe a bit of danger. Where our secret agent will turn up next is anyone’s guess. But when he does, expect the situation to take an intriguing turn.

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A View to a Kill. Peacock beaded dress by Ralph Lauren. Shoes by Louis Vuitton. Bangles, earrings and gold and oxidized silver necklace by Yossi Harari. Gold link necklace available at Jennifer Miller NYC. Head piece by Leah C Couture Millinery NYC.

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You Only Live Twice. Tuxedo and shirt by Giorgio Armani.

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Quantum of Solace. Tuxedo by Jean Paul Gaultier. Shirt by Van Heusen. Tie fashioned from a Burberry trench coat belt.

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Tomorrow Never Dies. Tuxedo, shirt and bow tie by Brioni. Watch by David Webb.

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The Spy Who Loved Me. On him: Suit and shirt by Valentino. Watch by Bulgari. On her: Velvet gown and belt by Oscar de la Renta. Necklace by Erickson Beamon. Bracelets by Robert Lee Morris. White and pink diamond drop earrings by Di Modolo.

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Never Say Never Again. On her: Burgundy gown by Gucci. Right hand ring by De Grisogono. Earrings by Di Modolo.  On him: Tuxedo and shirt by Giorgio Armani.

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For Your Eyes Only. Dress with beaded neckline by Louis Vuitton. Earrings with grey pearls by De Grisogono. Crystal beaded bracelet by Erickson Beamon.

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The World Is Not Enough. On her: Gown by Donna Karan. Earrings and bracelet by Di Modolo. Black beaded necklace by Stephen Dweck. Shoes by Jimmy Choo. On him: Tuxedo, shirt and bow tie by Tom Ford.

“My time of day is the dark time, a couple of deals before dawn . . .” wrote Broadway composer Frank Loesser of his beloved New York City. It’s a magic time, when the streets exude excitement and dark glamour. Journey through this world of half shadows with our agent and his mysterious companion—who clearly are dressed to kill—and experience stylish New York after dark.

While sampling the delights of New York City’s dramatic scene, bask in comfort at the sumptuous Four Seasons Hotel New York.

Inspired by photography at 18, Ponce, Puerto Rico–born Arnaldo Anaya-Lucca worked his way up from salesman at the Ralph Lauren flagship store in New York in 1988 to fashion stylist in 1995, when he had his first photography assignment for the company. He left Ralph Lauren in 1997 to pursue photography full time and has since contributed to a variety of magazines.