A Celebration of Style, Design, Wellness, and the Art of Living Well in the Catskills
With every issue, Hudson Valley Style Magazine continues to evolve—expanding the dialogue between design, wellness, and the way we choose to live. The Roxbury Haus Edition marks a new chapter in that evolution, symbolizing the magazine’s transformation into a platform for Fine Art Editorial Commissions, where fashion, architecture, and the human spirit converge through the lens of art.
The Roxbury Haus Edition ft. Angela Yee and Sara Golan Marks a New Era of Artistic Evolution for Hudson Valley Style Magazine – Presented by Alluvion Vacations
Photographed and edited by Maxwell Alexander, this collectible volume brings together architecture, fashion, and mindfulness, set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Catskill Mountains. What began as a weekend photoshoot became something larger—a meditation on presence and beauty in its purest form. Featuring Angela Yee and Sara Golan, the issue captures the subtle intersection of confidence, authenticity, and ease. Within the glass and cedar walls of Roxbury Haus, fashion meets wellness, and modern luxury finds harmony with the natural world.
“The Haus became our muse,” says Editor-in-Chief Maxwell Alexander. “Every frame was about more than aesthetics—it was about alignment. Style as healing, architecture as breath, light as the ultimate expression of design.”
In this latest edition, Hudson Valley Style Magazine presents the striking duo of Angela Yee and Sara Golan, landed in the unpredictable elegance of Roxbury Haus and turning Upstate luxury into a scene. Angela Yee, known for her nationally syndicated show Way Up and her time as co-host of The Breakfast Club—both cornerstone platforms of culture and conversation—brings that brisk, city-sharp energy to the mountains. (premierenetworks.com) Meanwhile Sara Golan, a top-rated New York luxury real-estate broker with over half a billion dollars in lifetime sales, brings her honed sense of style, space and story to the shoot. (Serhant)
What begins as a photo set becomes something larger: bold reflections through glass and cedar, elevated fashion worn in the mountain light, and stillness that carries the pulse of city rhythm transformed by nature. The issue isn’t just about location or outfits—it’s about presence. Angela and Sara anchor this issue not simply as “famous names,” but as voices and visions of modern living—culture-forward, design-savvy, and unafraid of elevation.
The look is equal parts glam and grounded: Angela’s confident stance, the mic now replaced by the architecture; Sara’s seasoned poise, the city skyline swapped for cedar beams and Catskill air. This doesn’t feel like “an escape” from Manhattan—it feels like an ascent. Through each frame we explore how lifestyle becomes architecture, how fashion meets wellness, and how Upstate New York can carry that same electric drive as downtown Manhattan—with room to breathe.
From golden-hour portraits and architectural reflections to culinary rituals and mixology moments, The Roxbury Haus Edition offers a glimpse into a lifestyle where sophistication feels grounded and nature feels couture. Each story—from ‘The Evolution of Hospitality’ with Dino Alexander of Alluvion Vacations to ‘Style Is Wellness’ with Yee and Golan—invites readers to slow down, look deeper, and rediscover balance through beauty.
Marking this creative evolution, Hudson Valley Style Magazine now exclusively accepts Fine Art Editorial Commissions—bespoke, gallery-worthy collaborations conceived under the artistic direction of Maxwell Alexander. These commissions blur the boundary between art and editorial, transforming portraiture, fashion, and environment into visual narratives collected and exhibited as fine art.
The Roxbury Haus Edition is available in print only as a collectible editorial fine art photography book from Amazon and major book retailers nationwide.
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About Hudson Valley Style Magazine
Founded and curated by Maxwell Alexander, Hudson Valley Style Magazine celebrates design, travel, wellness, and human creativity across the Hudson Valley and Catskills regions. Each issue captures the spirit of modern living—where art, architecture, and authenticity converge.
