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by | Aug 3, 2015 | All Destinations

Rosewood Hotels & Resorts, the ultra-luxury hotel group, has added New York style icon Iris Apfel, famed quarterback Steve Young, fashion designers Heidi Gosman and Penny Klein of heidi klein to its innovative Rosewood Curators program.

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Rosewood Hotels & Resorts, the ultra-luxury hotel group, has added New York style icon Iris Apfel, famed quarterback Steve Young, fashion designers Heidi Gosman and Penny Klein of heidi klein to its innovative Rosewood Curators program. Launched in September 2013, Rosewood Curators are carefully selected luminaries and leaders who share their insider secrets, travel tips and favourite activities in Rosewood destinations around the world.

These curators, who come from a varied background, give you a low down on their go-to places, favourite pass times, frequented restaurants and hang outs in this city that never sleeps. From a quirky idea of bliss which includes a plentiful supply of marshmallows to swimming with turtles and sampling Rum and Ting, these curators reveal all that they do to enjoy their time off. There are currently 21 Rosewood Curators that include diverse names such as tennis player Maria Sharapova, fashion editor Nina Garcia, film director Johnnie To and auctioneer Simon de Pury.

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