• Thursday, October 2 at 12PM – Bloomingdale’s Short Hills
• Thursday, October 2 at 6PM – Bloomingdale’s 59th Street
• Saturday, October 11 at 11AM – Bloomingdale’s Stanford
• Saturday, October 11 at 3PM – Bloomingdale’s San Francisco
• Sunday, October 12 at 3PM – Bloomingdale’s Beverly Center
• Saturday, October 18 at 1PM – Bloomingdale’s Roosevelt Field
• Wednesday, October 22 at 1PM – Bloomingdale’s Boca Raton
• Thursday, October 23 at 12PM – Bloomingdale’s Tysons Corner
• Thursday, October 23 at 6PM – Bloomingdale’s Chevy Chase

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“I use Miu Miu purple leather boots for my motivation.”

Unpublished, The New Yorker

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“Don’t drop the ball.”

Four panel cartoon. Woman juggling a bunch of objects as man next to her juggles only one bowling ball. He drops the ball, and without stopping she picks it up and hands it to him as she continues with her other objects.

Unpublished, The New Yorker

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“One slice—hold the bread.”

A woman orders a pizza at the counter of a pizzeria in New York City.

Published June 23, 2014, The New Yorker

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 ”I can’t. I’m under penthouse arrest.”

Published July 21, 2004, The New Yorker

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“Gucci, Gucci, Gucci.”

Woman with Gucci handbag and boots, leaning over to tickle baby in carriage, saying ‘Gucci, Gucci, Gucci.’

Published September 18, 2000, The New Yorker

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Mrs. Marchetto, 43, has had to learn to do something of the sort since she was found to have breast cancer last May. But rather than view herself as a cancer victim, Mrs. Marchetto prefers a snazzier, more empowering handle: Cancer Vixen.

In a six-page cartoon spread in the current issue of Glamour magazine, Mrs. Marchetto chronicles her 11-month bout with cancer, from the first mammogram to chemotherapy and radiation treatments, in poignant and comical detail. She argues with her mother (whom she dubs “smother”); cries an ocean of tears with a gaggle of best friends; questions God (“Hey you up there, how could you make me a bald, unhealthy, baggage-ridden bride?”); marries her long-time love, Silvano Marchetto, the wonderfully colorful, white-haired owner of Da Silvano; and dabbles in cabala. She also makes a point of wearing designer shoes to her chemo sessions. Session 2: Giuseppe Zanotti sandals. Session 6: White patent leather pumps by Hotel Venus. Read more…

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Published March 22, 1999

Woman, standing on sidewalk with sign that reads; ‘Need Matching Shoes Please Help.’

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