Journalism

A longtime journalist, Bridget has written for a number of respected publications, including Air Mail, Vanity Fair, Forbes, British Vogue, Departures, Travel+Leisure, New York Magazine, Architectural Digest, House & Garden, DuJour, Equestrian Living, Refinery29, and A Little Bird.

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Departures

Departures is a lifestyle magazine published every quarter exclusively and freely to holders of the American Express Platinum Card. It focuses on luxury travel, fashion, art, and culture.

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Quick Trips: Weekend Getaways in the English Countryside
Quick Trips: Weekend Getaways in the English Countryside

For those looking to flee the city, the question becomes which way to go: north, south, east, or west? Here, the best places to spend a long weekend outside London, and beyond.

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Top Equestrian Getaways in America
Top Equestrian Getaways in America

Eleven horseback riding destinations from coast-to-coast give riders of every level and technique an extraordinarily chic home base from where to practice their skills.

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London Fall Theater Guide
London Fall Theater Guide

If Charles Dickens had written a lesbian bildungsroman, it would read like Sarah Waters’s socially conscious, gender-fluid, frankly erotic Victorian love story.

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Top 10 Equestrian Vacation Destinations
Top 10 Equestrian Vacation Destinations

From forested trails around Ireland’s Ashford Castle to state-of-the-art indoor facilities at Gleneagles, the top 10 horseback riding holidays in England, Ireland and Scotland for riders of every level and technique.

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UK Face-off: Oxford vs. Cambridge
UK Face-off: Oxford vs. Cambridge

The university towns, high on history and pedigree, offer their own distinct versions of English charm.

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Where to Stay in Paris
Where to Stay in Paris

Actor Steve Martin once joked, “Boy, those French! They have a different word for everything.” The humor isn’t lost, but the deeper point is entirely relevant: France has a special way of doing it all, and that includes Paris’s approach to hospitality.

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