July/Aug 2018

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McColm Family Making it Better Hello Beautiful!

Your guide to the best in beauty

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A NOTE FROM THE

editor

Hello summer! I am looking forward to spending some pool and beach time with you and per haps an occasional trip. The lazy days of summer are always inviting and the per fect time to plan alfresco dinners with friends and a prosecco cocktail. For unique summer ideas, read our article on Blue Space to lear n about the benefits of relaxing by the ocean and our article on local hidden gem Malibu Safari Wine Hikes, another fun place to visit.

We put a lot of thought into this year’s July/August Beauty issue. Our flaws are what make us unique and beautiful in their own way. Beauty is not just what people see on the outside; it comes from within. So, when we talk about beauty, we are not just referring to a pretty face. There are many beautiful people in this world who are ugly on the inside and so it takes away from them. There are also some ordinary people who shine from within who become more beautiful in our eyes. InnerStar Girl has come up with an empowering program for teens to discuss issues they are facing, such as low self-esteem, poor body image, and peer pressure.

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want

to

continue

to

empower

our

future

generations with self-confidence and tools to help them navigate their way in life. We celebrate many types of beauty and even asked the guys to chime in again this year with their perspective, which is always interesting. We also talked with many of the local industry beauty leaders and put some of their tips in a section called Hello Beautiful. We have a fun piece on local fashion, which sets out to prove that we don’t all just wear yoga pants.

Enjoy the summer, and don’t forget to relax, use sunscreen, and hydrate!

Gayle Barnes Publisher/Editor stylepublishing@gmail.com

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CITY OF CALABASAS MAYOR FRED GAINES MAYORAL LUNCHEON The Calabasas Chamber of Commerce honored City of Calabasas Mayor Fred Gaines on Thursday, April 19 at Founders Hall in Calabasas. The entire community was invited to purchase tickets to come and hear Mayor Fred Gaines discuss “Business in Calabasas.” A presentation honoring a senior student from Calabasas High School for academic excellence took place during the luncheon. Waste Management, the longest standing chamber member since 1962, was also recognized. The Calabasas Chamber of Commerce extends gratitude to event sponsors: Southern California Edison, Las Virgenes Municipal Water District, and SoCal Gas. For more information on upcoming Chamber of Commerce events, please visit calabasaschamber.com.

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Table of CONTENTS Auto 158 171

The Aventador S Chevys Save the Day!

Beauty 76 Hello Beautiful 86 Feel Great About Your Neck 88 Top Makeup Tips 92 Anti-Aging Beauty Secrets 96 Beauty Trends

Through the Decades

98 100 106 110

Beauty Tips for Men Skin Savvy What Makes a Woman Beautiful

Helping Teens’ Inner Beauty Shine: InnerStarGirl

Calendar 164 168

July August

Community 58 60 130

Pet Directory

Health

A Man with a Gold Rolodex: David Mirisch

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Country Club Life 120

Calabasas Country Club Life

Cover Feature 44

Making It Better: The McColms of Bell Canyon

Fashion 64 66

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Summer Fashion Finds

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Blood Truly is Thicker Than Water at the Miles House

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Ask the Pharmacist Ask the Pediatrician

Home Furnishings 122 126

Décor C Style: Breaking Down the Walls for Design

Real Estate 177

What is Calabasas Style?

Crucial Financial Dialogue

THE Event: Calabasas Laughter Heals: Craig Shoemaker

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Las Virgenes Municipal Water District

Saddle Peak Lodge: Experience Legendary Dining

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How to Cope When Hope is Your Only Option: Jim Stavis

Cool Summer Finds

Financial 176

Health Benefits of a Blue Space

Experience the Suite Life at Westfield Topanga

Food & Wine

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What’s New in Real Estate

Summer Fun 144

Get Inspired at Monarchs this Summer!

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Take a Malibu Wine Hike Zin: Lakeside Cocktails It’s Time for Summer Fun!

Travel 154

When in Rome

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OAKS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ANNUAL LEGACY GALA & DINNER ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Photography by Debbie Vaccarello

Over 600 guests gathered at the elegant Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley on a warm spring night in April to celebrate Oaks

Christian

School’s

Legacy

Gala, the school’s premier philanthropic event to support all OCS programs and students.

The star-studded event featured celebrities such as Ray Parker, Jr.; Rob Riggle; Sugar Ray Leonard; Jimmy “Jam” Harris; and Paul Anka. Athletic notables in attendance were Wayne Gretzky, Jim Brown, Royce Clayton, and Cassius Marsh. Keynoting the event was former U.S. Secretary of State General Colin Powell (RET). Powell captivated the audience with inspirational stories from his life.

Guests

were

also

serenaded

Anka,

who

delighted

ence,

and

were

the

further

by

audi-

treated

to the amazing talents of the OCS student jazz combo band and the advanced women’s choir. As usual, the silent and live auction featured fabulous items, such as Malibu vacation homes, a Scotland golf experience, and a European river cruise.

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PACIFIC POLO TOUR HOLLYWOOD CUP IV

____________________________________ ____________________________________ Photography by Debbie Vaccarello

Welcomed by fresh ocean air, polo enthusiasts crowded at Will Rogers State Park in Pacific Palisades on Sunday, May 20, to be part of the greatly anticipated Hollywood Cup IV—setting in motion the new 2018 polo season. Modern lounges and décor provided by Revelry dressed the scene as guests enjoyed fresh takes on delightful cocktails made with Maestro Dobel tequila. Peroni beer served as a cool refreshment as attendees also savored the authentic Mexican food presented by Los Agaves. Music from the live DJ enhanced the atmosphere as polo players readily entered the field. Fans observed the intensity from the sidelines as teams fought fearlessly for the cup. An award ceremony followed both polo matches, recognizing the champions and runner-ups, with guests taking full advantage of the photo op.

The Hollywood Cup has become one of L.A.’s most cherished social events, where distinctive guests, celebrities, and the most discerning audience share their love for polo.

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CALABASAS COUNTRY CLUB'S 2018 CALABASH DINNER GALA

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Calabasas

Country

Club

hosted

their Annual Three-Day Calabash Golf Tournament and Dinner Gala April 26 through April 28. abash

event

is

the

The Cal-

club’s

most

prestigious event of the year—and sold out quickly! Members and their guests enjoyed three days of worldclass golf amidst the majestic scenery of Calabasas Hills. The event also included a pre-event dinner pairing party, practice round, two days of competitive golf, horse race, and Calloway/Travis

Matthews

con-

cept-store golf-tee prizes.

The

event

concluded

with

an

awards ceremony and spectacular gala under the stars with dinner, dancing, and live entertainment.

The winners of this year’s Calabash event were Rich Graffeo and Doug Boyle. The Calabash event at Calabasas Country Club has become known

as

the

“Premiere

Social

Event of the Year” and is one of the most-anticipated events for members and guests in the greater Calabasas area.

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25TH CASA PACIFICA WINE, FOOD & BREW FESTIVAL ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Photography by Debbie Vaccarello On Sunday, June 3, Casa Pacifica hosted the silver anniversary of its Wine, Food, and Brew Festival in style at the beautiful California State University Channel Islands campus in Camarillo. The ever-popular festival has established itself as Ventura County’s premiere Wine & Food event, and their much anticipated 25th anniversary did not disappoint with an unbeatable array of exhibitors offering gourmet food samples, sips of award-winning wines, and local craft brew for the guests to enjoy.

A celebratory cheers on stage that included the festival hosts, Casa Pacifica staff, and longtime volunteers was a high note that was punctuated by silver confetti cannons. The Chainsaw Chicks also delighted the crowd with a live ice carving on stage. Entertainment included an action-packed culinary

showdown

involving

Ventura

County’s top restaurants and chefs.

All proceeds benefit Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families, which provide hope and help for abused, neglected, or at-risk children and their families in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties.

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CANCER SUPPORT COMMUNITY VVSB 26TH SEASON OF HOPE GALA ____________________________________ ____________________________________ April 28 was an evening of inspiration and celebration recognizing cancer heroes when the Cancer Support Community Valley/Ventura/Santa Barbara (CSCVVSB) held the Seasons of Hope Gala at the Four Seasons Hotel in Westlake Village. The evening honored those that have made a notable impact on the well-being of local cancer patients and their families through their connection to the Cancer Support Community.

The Gala is CSCVVSB’s biggest fundraiser of the year and included an evening of activities hosted by this year’s master of ceremonies, Cristina Ferrare, with a cocktail reception,

dinner,

entertainment,

and

silent and live auctions. Proceeds from

the

Gala

fund

CSCVVSB’s

children and adult support groups, educational workshops, and social events. To find out about sponsorship and advertising opportunities, visit cancersupportvvsb.org.

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Making It

Better

By Pax Ansley Photography and cover by Marvin Steindler

One of the noblest pursuits a human being can

far ming roots run deep, her food choices were

undertake is to try to leave the world a better

not always so healthy. Jennifer was a child ac-

place. It’s not an easy task. Making this kind of

tress. Much of her work came in the for m of na-

difference takes dedication and a genuine love

tional commercials for popular household brands.

for people and the planet that can only come

“I was the little girl in the Wonder Bread commer-

from the heart. It’s also a huge load, far too heavy

cials,” says Jennifer. “I loved filming them because

for one person to shoulder. For Jennifer McColm

I got to eat all kinds of Wonder Bread!” Much to

and the rest of the McColm clan, the mission start-

her health-conscious mother’s dissent, Jennifer could not get enough junk and processed

ed with planting seeds in just one town—

foods—a far cry from her current

Bell Canyon—with the hope that one day they would grow.

Jennifer McColm is a certified organic far mer. She is the founder of the Califor nia Certified

Far mers

Markets

and is the largest organizer of certified far mers markets

in

Souther n

Califor nia,

far m-to-table lifestyle. It was not

THE

until a major health scare that

MCCOLMS OF BELL CANYON

including our very own Calabasas Far mers Market. Jennifer has lived on a dreamy, picturesque far m in Bell Canyon for the past 27 years.

Jennifer began to wake up to the importance of what she was putting in her body. “I started reading and lear ning about health,” recalls Jennifer. “I connected very quickly that food should be used as our medicine.” Since her “wake-up call,” organic far ming and living has become a way of life for Jennifer

and her family.

After growing up in Tarzana, Jennifer set out to find a place to call her own. At first drawn by the

Soon after moving to her beautiful home in Bell

dramatic canyons and rock for mations, Jennifer

Canyon, Jennifer married and had her first child,

quickly fell in love with Bell Canyon, the place she

a sweet baby girl named Brittany. Over the next

calls, “The best kept secret in the Valley.”

seven years, Jennifer had two more children, a daughter named Brogan and a son named Can-

Jennifer’s passion for far ming started at a young

yon. During the time that Jennifer spent as a

age. Growing up on far mland in Tarzana, Jennif-

stay-at-home mom, she started to far m the land

er spent the summers harvesting strawberries and

around her gorgeous Bell Canyon property. Before

lemons from the family groves to make her very

long, Jennifer got serious about her produce and

special honey-strawberry lemonade. Though her

ear ned the respected title of Certified Organic

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MAKING IT Better Producer. Her delectable crop delighted her family and

organic family farms in California. Part of her markets’

close friends, and pretty soon, the demand for her fresh

allure is that they have so much more than fresh pro-

produce became widespread throughout the close-knit

d u c e . “ We h a v e a n a u t h e n t i c F r e n c h a r t i s a n b a k e r, a

community of Bell Canyon. With more demand than her

German family making the best sausages, a Lebanese

relatively small far m could supply, Jennifer soon realized

family making incredible sheep’s milk yogurts,” explains

that she needed to think outside the box. In 1998, the

J e n n i f e r. “ L o c a l l y g r o w n , b e a u t i f u l f l o w e r s a n d o r c h i d s

year her son Canyon was bor n, Jennifer got the idea to

a r e s o l d a t t h e m a r k e t . I m e a n , i t h a s e v e r y t h i n g ! ” To

invite small-time organic far mers to set up a market in

say that Jennifer is passionate about her markets and

her neighbor hood. And with that, Jennifer’s first far mers

what they symbolize to the community is a gross under-

market opened up in Bell Canyon.

statement. One of her favorite things about her position in the CCFM (California Certified Farmers Markets)

Since her very first market in ’98, Jennifer has organized

is her frequent visits to far ms around the state. During

many more and currently organizes over 22 organic

her visits, Jennifer is able to research growing trends,

farmers markets in Los Angeles and the surrounding ar-

discuss expansions, and of course, make sure every

eas. Her well-curated markets feature some of the best

California-certified organic tomato, fig, or carrot that

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graces the shelves of her market is grown where and how it should be: right here in California.

Jennifer has been lucky enough to travel the world in pursuit of organic far ming research and experience.

Without fail, her first stop in a new place is always the market. “I realized at a very young age that the market place is where you lear n about the culture,” says Jennifer. “I just knew I loved the environment, and I felt most at home and like myself in those places.” In addition to her role as the owner and president of CCFM, Jennifer has also sat on the board of the Califor nia Department of Food and Agriculture as an advisor on organic far mers markets and serves as the Chair Emeritus of Raw Inspiration, a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating people about the importance of eating healthy and eco-sustainability.

While Jennifer is not knee deep in organic produce, she loves to travel, host outdoor dinner parties, and spend time with her beautiful children. Her eldest, Brittany, now 27 years old, is a mother herself. She lives in Woodland Hills with her husband and three adorable children, River, 3, and twin 1-year-olds Zeke and Kai. Grandmother Jennifer could not be more proud: “My three grandchildren are helping me with the kids’ section of my Farmers Market Cookbook. They are excellent subjects because they are all a bit finicky!” Jennifer’s 25-year-old daughter Brogan works as a hair stylist in the Calabasas area, and her 20-year-old son Canyon is a musician; both live with Jennifer at her Bell Canyon home.

The McColms are extremely family oriented. Every Sunday, they gather at the beloved family farm in Bell Canyon—surrounded by mini goats, chickens, mini sheep, a pig, a horse, a donkey, a mini cow, five dogs, and two birds—to enjoy a true farm-to-table feast. From Brittany’s fresh-roasted vegetables and chicken to Brogan’s mouthwatering heirloom tomato-and-basil bruschetta, cooking healthy does not need to be boring. “We use much of what we grow on the farm in our dinners,” Jennifer proudly recounts.

When it comes to maintaining a healthy lifestyle or making the choice to reevaluate your health, Jennifer reveals that daily rituals are everything. “Get some empowering rituals!

Do two or three things every day toward a healthy lifestyle.”

Jennifer’s daily rituals include drinking three liters of water; eating clean, organic food; getting 15 minutes of sunshine; enjoying good, quality belly laughs; taking a trip to one of her 22 local farmers markets; and importantly, quieting her mind, controlling her mental focus, and asking herself some good, quality questions such as, “How can I make it better?” For more information on California Certified Farmers Markets, visit CCFM.com. n

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CALABASAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 23RD ANNUAL WINE TASTING

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The Calabasas Chamber of Commerce held its 23rd Annual Wine Tasting at the beautiful Calabasas Commons shopping center in front of Polacheck’s Jewelers in Calabasas. An evening of perfect weather and fun was had by all as they tasted wines from around the world and enjoyed delicious food from our local restaurants.

Local businesses volunteered to pour fine wines and imported beer while guests enjoyed a performance from the Calabasas High School jazz band, participated in a silent auction, and received swag bags. The attendees were wowed by a fashion show featuring designs from Sindashi and hair and makeup by Salon Nuuvo.

Elite sponsors this year included Coty and Belmont Village Senior Living.

Premier sponsors included CMIT Solutions, Bob Smith BMW, All American Generator, and RMS Printing.

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HOMES 4 FAMILIES WOMEN EMPOWERMENT BUILD ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Photography by Terry Hoard Homes 4 Families hosted its 10th annual Women’s Empowerment Build on May 12 with over 350 women participating at its Veteran Enriched Neighborhood ® in Santa Clarita. Hundreds of women from all over the San Fernando Valley put on pink hard hats, rolled up their sleeves, and helped finish the remaining 18 homes in the Veteran Enriched Neighborhood, including four women veterans—Gabby (Army); Terry (Navy, Navy Reserves); Josette (Army); and Karen (Army)—who will be moving into the homes currently under construction.

The nonprofit empowers low-income veterans and their families to enter the middle class by providing them with affordable housing and holistic services that build resiliency, self-sufficiency, and economic growth.

Santa Clarita Mayor Laurene Weste and Mayor Pro Tem Marsha McLean were in attendance. Sponsors included Lockheed Martin, Anheuser Busch, Coldwell Banker, Jersey Mike’s, Sam’s Club, Starbucks, and Brinks Home Security. To donate or learn more, visit homes4families.org/we-build.

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POLACHECK'S JEWELERS MOTHER'S DAY EVENT

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Polacheck’s

Jewelers

knows

that

the best Mother's Day gifts are both meaningful

and

beautiful.

That’s

why Polacheck’s Jewelers hosted a fun and festive Mother’s Day event to help loved ones find the perfect gift when shopping for jewelry. Polacheck’s Jewelers has been serving the community for four generations and offers a dazzling assortment of some of the world’s leading jewelry designers, including Roberto Coin, Armenta Collection, SHAY Fine Jewelry, IPPOLITA, Penny Preville, and many more.

They also offer a carefully curated selection of the world’s finest Swiss timepieces, including Patek Philippe, Rolex, Cartier, Breitling, Panerai, IWC, and TUDOR. Shoppers enjoyed the warm hospitality of Stephen and Brent Polacheck and the entire Polacheck’s team who hosted this special Mother’s Day event and assisted their family of satisfied customers. Guests also enjoyed flowing champagne and sushi by Niko to make the Mother’s Day shopping experience even more enjoyable.

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SIPURBIA WINE & BEER FEST

____________________________________ ____________________________________ Photography by Debbie Vaccarello Over 3,600 guests enjoyed a lovely afternoon, complete with wine, beer, food, fun, and games, on Sunday, May 6, at Paramount Ranch in Agoura Hills to benefit the BumbleBee Foundation.

The first-ever Sipurbia Wine & Beer Fest featured unlimited samples of over 20 craft beers and 30 wines. Throughout the day, DJs and several live bands performed for the sold-out crowd, headlined by the iconic Spazmatics, while crowds danced the day away with friends and family. Additionally, guests were invited to enjoy nearly 50 vendors, food trucks, and lawn games.

Everyone

in

attendance

received a souvenir tasting glass, which they used to try the available libations during the festival.

BumbleBee Foundation assists families of pediatric cancer patients with financial, food, transportation, and other services needed. Spiritual guidance and counseling are also offered to comfort families through very trying times often experienced during treatments. For more information, please visit bumblebeefoundation.org.

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THE EVENT in the Heart of Calabasas Photography by Marvin Steindler, Debbie Vaccarello, and Zac Wasserman

Calabasas was the place to be on Friday, June 1, as guests gathered at the Calabasas Civic Center for The Event, a sophisticated soirée under the stars, benefitting The Foundation for Las Virgenes Schools. Now in its sixth year, The Event, sponsored by The Agency, Westfield Topanga – The Village, Polacheck's Jewelers, Barry's Tickets, Farmers Insurance, Calabasas Style magazine, and more, drew residents, business owners, and community leaders for a festive evening of gourmet food and wine tastings, auctions, and entertainment. The city’s charming central courtyard proved the perfect setting for the sold-out, block-party-style celebration. Guests enjoyed tastings from premier local restaurants such as Brent's Deli, The Six Chowhouse, Ladyface Alehouse and Brasserie, Toscanova, and The Grill on the Alley while perusing one-of-a-kind silent and live auction items. A beer garden offered refreshing sips from local craft breweries, while an exclusive Agency lounge served as a refined hangout between tasting. The evening, emceed by NBC Sportscaster Fred Roggin, culminated with an amazing live concert performance that had guests dancing all night long.

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COMEDIAN CRAIG SHOEMAKER KNOWS

Laughter Heals

By Lori Berezin

Ever since grade

work

school in Philadel-

patients,

with

cancer

phia, comedian and

alcohol addicts, vet-

drug

and

10-year Calabasas

erans, wounded war-

resident Craig Shoe-

riors, and others, pro-

maker has been trying

to

make

viding them with tools,

’em

awareness, and healing

laugh. He continues

laughs to help them along

to work at it, spending

their path of recovery.” He

many of his nights perform-

quickly adds, “Laughter is in-

ing at such local clubs as the Canyon

Club,

Thousand

deed the best medicine.”

Oaks

Civic Arts Plaza, and others throughout

One of Shoemaker’s favorite perks of

Southern California. He is also slated for upcoming

standup comedy is traveling all over the country

gigs at the Calabasas Country Club, where he pro-

fostering new friendships. “This job casts a wide

duces a monthly comedy night.

net,” he says. “Now, some fish you want to throw back, but the keepers make for a deliciously full-

During his long career, Shoemaker has appeared on

life menu and worth the days at sea.” He also finds

Broadway, performed for four U.S. presidents, acted

plenty to smile about with family and friends at his

on network television, and hosted and produced real-

Calabasas home. “We often hear about celebrities

ity TV. This WGA scribe of film and sitcoms, award-win-

moving to other states for the scenery and small-

ning producer, and bestselling author is perhaps most

town vibe; well, we have our Montana or Wyoming

proud of his contribution to Laughter Heals.

right here. We can still stay close to our career pursuits and enjoy the entertainment advantages of

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“After seeing countless examples of what levity

living close to a big city.” He adds, “Education and

has done for people’s health, it inspired the forma-

extracurricular activities here are top notch too.

tion of a nonprofit initiative, LaughterHeals.org,”

And, an added bonus—the experiences coaching

says Shoemaker. “Currently housed out of our new

and observing youth sports has led to a ton of fresh

Westlake Village film and television studios, we

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STYLES OF THE SEASON » Whether you're heading to the beach for the day or a summer soirée

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experience

the suite

life at

westfield

topanga Even the most stylish shoppers can use a little help and personal attention in choosing the perfect outfit or trendy additions to their wardrobe. Naz Meknat and Bree Jacoby, personal shoppers and professional stylists, help keep luxury within reach and make shopping fun and intimate by bringing the latest fashions directly to clients in the exclusive Westfield Topanga VIP Suite.

Known simply as The Suite, this modular retail space is available to both Luxury Collection retailers and premier shoppers for everything from one-on-one personal shopping to private events, fundraisers, trunk shows, and more. It is strategically located in Westfield Topanga’s Luxury Collection retail corridor between Louis Vuitton and Stuart Weitzman. Guests can relax and sip their favorite beverages from Total Wine & More as they try on curated looks assembled especially for them by Naz and Bree, Westfield Topanga’s expert VIP styling team.

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Bree and her key stylist, Brooke Loften, recently offered their services to a handful of Calabasas Style readers who had the opportunity to preview a carefully curated selection of designer fashions, shoes, handbags, and accessories from Neiman Marcus that are this season’s must-have styles. These fortunate shoppers loved the VIP treatment offered in The Suite, where they could sip champagne while seeing the outfits professionally modeled before the general public sees them in stores. What’s more, Bree made sure that the clothing and shoes were on hand in The Suite in everyone’s designated sizes, which made shopping a breeze!

Bree fashioned her encyclopedic knowledge of designer brands and desire to help clients dress to impress into a membership-based business, BREE JACOBY, INC. The stylish entrepreneur uses her impeccable taste to help guests of The Suite find the perfect wardrobe. “You shouldn't have to think about how to dress,” says Bree. “I do the thinking for you, so you can focus on doing what you love.” Those who love finding the perfect pieces to complement their wardrobes will especially appreciate Bree.

Naz attended California’s Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising before working as a celebrity stylist. She has since styled a myriad of fashion editorials, ad campaigns, and music videos for celebrities, influencers, and others. Her mantra—“Your style speaks before you do. I'll help you make sure it's a powerful statement.”— comes to life as she assists shoppers in The Suite.

All guests who book appointments in The Suite can enjoy champagne, premier insuite dining, chocolates, and complimentary valet service to further enhance their experience. For a limited time, personal shoppers Bree and Naz are offering a 20% discount on their services in The Suite. The Suite has office hours every Monday from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., where guests can meet the Westfield stylists, ask questions, and make appointments for their own personal styling and shopping experience. n The Suite at Westfield Topanga & The Village 6600 Topanga Canyon Blvd.

Los Angeles 818.594.8732 westfield.com/topanga/services/stylists

"I am so thankful to find The Suite!

I tell them my style or special occasions I’m shopping for, my price points and what appointment times work for me, and they do the rest!"

Jeannie Abraham

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SANE BOUTIQUE Ready for compliments? SANE Boutique specializes

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in personal shopping featuring beautiful dresses, evening wear, casual wear, and unique specialty items that make you look gorgeous! Contact owner Auna Simon for an appointment in her new showroom or for your next event!

5101 Douglas Fir Calabasas 818.416.2771 saneboutique@gmail.com

SHARON SEGAL NINA SEGAL From the daughters of Fred Segal, Sharon Segal Nina Segal is Westlake Village’s premier shopping destination. It’s the perfect spot to find unique jewelry and accessories and the coolest summer styles.

The Promenade at Westlake 160 Promenade Way, #E Westlake Village 805.777.7019 @theclosetsharonsegal @ninasegaljewelry

POLACHECK'S JEWELERS Inspired by the sinuous flow of postmodern architecture, the Roberto Coin Princess Flower Large Earrings with Diamonds represent the material shape of the most romantic side of a woman’s imagination. Visit Polacheck’s Jewelers to see more of this Roberto Coin collection.

The Commons at Calabasas 4719 Commons Way Calabasas 818.225.0600 polachecks.com

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THE KINGDOM The premiere destination for luxury shoes and accessories, carrying new designs straight off the Milan and Paris runways. Whether it’s a beautiful pair of heels, a limited-edition sneaker, or an exclusive handbag, this high-end boutique has something for every fashionista.

The Commons at Calabasas 4719 Commons Way, #G Calabasas 818.912.6990 shopthekingdom.com @shopthekingdom

WEARNYLA.COM Wear NYLA is an online store that makes staying fashionable easy. They offer the latest trends at affordable prices without compromising quality. Each item on the site is carefully selected with a great mix, from simple basics to statement pieces for every occasion! wearNYLA.com

DÉJAUN JEWELERS The TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre Heuer 01 is the perfect copilot for car enthusiasts on or off the racetrack with a large opening face for excellent readability, special luminescent hands and markers to light the way, and a folding clasp with a built-in security system.

The Village at Westfield Topanga 6320 Topanga Cyn. Blvd., #1650 Woodland Hills 818.888.8292 The Oaks Mall 424 W. Hillcrest Dr. Thousand Oaks 805.495.1425 dejaun.com

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SUGAR Sugar is the place to enhance your personal style, be authentic, and enjoy your experience. Shop all of the newest head-totoe fashions from laidback chic to date-night elegance and unique jewelry. Their stylists help you achieve your best you!

982 S. Westlake Blvd., #4 Westlake ViIlage 805.373.0243 shopsugarstore.com IG: shopsugarstore

EL MIO BOUTIQUE Chic, comfy, and unique clothing made in the U.S.A, France, and Italy. Jewelry, bags, and accessories from all over to match your style.

Private shopping available upon request. Friendly little shop in the corner.

Inside Regency Salon Suites 23361 Mulholland Dr., #21 Woodland Hills 818.515.6793

CARRIERE MENSWEAR Carriere Menswear, located at The Shoppes in Westlake Village, is a full-service men’s store showing a wide variety of men’s fashions from around the world. Featuring collections from Canali, Eton, Samuelsohn, Eleventy, John Varvatos, AG, Fidelity, Hartford, Alberto, and more.

30770 Russell Ranch Rd., #B Westlake Village 818.735.9772 carrieremenswear.com

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What is Calabasas Style?

By Irene Marshall

When we refer to "Calabasas Style," we are referring to the fashions and style in the area. Recently, a national online magazine called us to ask what the Calabasas style was and if everyone just wore yoga pants. We told them that the style is an eclectic mix and that the women and men around here are individuals and trendsetters themselves. The Calabasas women and men don’t just follow every trend out there; they know how to dress for their own look and style. True, many of the women and men can be seen running around in athleisure wear in the mornings and at carpool, but they actually really work out to look as good as they do. So what is the style of the women and men around here? We turned to some local experts to ask opinions…

"Calabasas fashionistas have great style!

Daytime looks are athletically inspired, from workout sportswear with cool tennis shoes and sunglasses to long sun dresses with designer flats for summer. The dinner style vibe is current, trendy, fun, upscale designer couture worn in a casual way."

— Julie Waldorf, Celebrity Stylist

"True Calabasas style is all about expressing your unique personality through the stylish things you wear. Calabasas fashion influences everyone from reality TV to the silver screen to the red carpet. Our fashion is diverse and always on trend."

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— Sherry Thomas Blaka, Blush

"The women of Calabasas know that the California lifestyle has no age and all trends can be interpreted to suit their individual needs and look. They choose the right color and fit, and put their best-dressed self forward every day."

— Stella Campbell, Sugar

“Calabasas style is a mixture of ease and luxury. The lifestyle lends itself to a suburban yet fashion-forward aesthetic!”

— Jason Salstein, The Kingdom

"I would describe Calabasas style as casual chic. Women may be running errands in their yoga pants, but they mix them with designer slides and a great bag to elevate the look. They have a good eye for fashionable denim to pair with a feminine blouse and beautiful heels."

— Sharon Segal, Nina Segal

"Our guys wear their clothes well. Tapered leg pants with a rolled cuff for a casual look with a great linen blazer or a print button-down shirt, slim-fit jeans with no socks and loafers or a fashion sneaker."

— Bob Carriere, Carriere Menswear

“The Calabasas style is evolving. It has always been chic, sophisticated, and clean. Now, we see the younger generation in Calabasas, who is influenced by pop culture, affecting the overall look and feel. The Calabasas celebrities sporting high-end 90s Hip Pop streetwear is also having a noticeable effect.”

— Naz Meknat, Stylist Westfield Topanga

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COTY PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY OPENS NEW NA HEADQUARTERS IN CALABASAS ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Photography by Marvin Steindler

Coty, Inc., a global beauty-product company, opened its new North American headquarters for its salon and professional division in Calabasas.

The 26-acre site at 4500 Park Grenada officially opened May 24th with a beautiful brunch, tour of the campus, and celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremony. The new facility features two separate centers, one for Coty Professional North America’s general offices for marketing, consumer research, and finance along with The Studio Annex, where company ambassadors train salon professionals on its products.

A total of 315 employees are based at the campus. Coty selected the Calabasas location in part due to its expansive size, ample natural light, and beautiful environment that offers indoor and outdoor working spaces. This new Calabasas headquarters brings together

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For more photos of our events, please visit calabasasstyle.com.

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Feel GreatAbout Your Neck New Device Tightens Skin

By Anna D Guanche MD FAAD Board-Certified Dermatologist Founder, Bella Skin Institutee Nora Ephron’s bestseller titled “I Feel Bad About My Neck And Other Thoughts On Being A Woman” is a witty look at the tribulations and changes of life. Of course, women don’t have a monopoly on changes in the lower face and neck. Everyone at some point notices changes in their jawline and the tone of the skin on their neck.

It shows in pictures. It sneaks up with little warning, and all of a sudden, jowls appear.

There are many youth-enhancing devices and procedures designed to tighten skin and stave off these changes. I have come across something revolutionary. A newly FDA-approved device that tightens skin with minimal to no downtime and minimal discomfort. To my surprise, it also reduces pigmentation and pore size!

FDA approved in January 2018, this radiofrequency microneedling device will become more widely available in the U.S. soon, if not by the time of this writing. The name of the device in the United States is up for debate, but it has been approved in Korea, United Arab Emirates, and other countries for a number of years. I was fortunate enough to be approached by the inventor to produce before and after photos and therefore have first-hand experience with the device here in the U.S.

gy is delivered, there is less pain than some

results improve! They have enjoyed a firmer

tightening devices on the market. Colla-

jawline, decreased pore size, decreased

gen, when coagulated, immediately con-

telangiectasia (broken blood vessels) and

tracts. It shows some firming and improve-

reduced pigmentation.

ment, then sends signals to your body that

ed individuals have come into our office

collagen remodeling is necessary. This

to discover more information about this

technology is patented in the U.S. and 70

procedure, and have opted to have the

other countries.

treatment done. It’s that good. I believe

Friends of treat-

this may be the next big thing in youth enA topical anesthetic applied for 15 to 25

hancement devices.

minutes prior to the procedure is the only anesthesia recommended. It is possible

Arthur C. Clarke was a brilliant futurist

to do the procedure with no anesthetic,

known for his three laws. The third stated:

as I have done myself. Pre- and post-pro-

“Any sufficiently advanced technology is

cedure skin care recommendations only

indistinguishable from magic.” Here in this

enhance the results and make them last

article we find an unlikely connection be-

longer.

A single treatment is estimated

tween Arthur C. Clarke and Nora Ephron,

to last 10 to 12 months, but for increased

who felt bad about her neck. I think she

tightening

effects,

would have been happy to know that

a series of three treatments one month

and

longer-lasting

there is something we can do that is simple

apart is ideal.

and effective to improve the appearance of the neck. Here’s to something new and

The device is color-blind: effective and safe

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for all skin types. It even improves symptoms of rosacea, although individuals with that skin type may experience more redness that lasts 2-3 days after the procedure.

The statements in this article are for general informational purposes only and do not substitute for individual medical advice.

At Bella Skin Institute, settings and protocols for treatment with this device have been developed. Named Bella FX (TM), the treatment protocol includes scalp skin tightening in order to provide a brow lift and temporal lift for more youth-enhancing results. Scalp area treatments do not affect hair growth adversely, and in fact

The procedure is safe and, as mentioned, has minimal to no downtime. A mild redness, that varies depending on skin type, can be covered with makeup within one hour, if desired. Because of the way ener-

may possibly stimulate hair growth!

The results are remarkable and patients are thrilled! They notice firming of the skin just after treatment in most cases, as well as some redness that lasts one day. Over time their

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Top Makeup Tips FROM CELEBRITY MAKEUP ARTIST KELLY WILLIAMS

By Kelly Williams

1. The fastest chocolate shimmery smokey eye can

your makeup kit to a tinted moisturizer, light concealer,

be done with one pot of chestnut-brown shimmery or

bronzer, soft matte or shimmery peach or nude eye-

matte cream eyeshadow. Apply all over your lid and

shadow, chocolate-brown or black eyeliner pencil,

then blend with an angled brush. Once applied on

mascara, and sheer pink, peach, or even red lipstick

your lid blend into your crease back and forth. This can

or gloss. This way you end up with a beautiful bronze

be done in less than five minutes. My favorite chest-

glow, light shimmer on your lids, touch of eyeliner on

nut-brown cream eyeshadows are Charlotte Tilbury’s

your bottom lash line, mascara, and beautiful sheer

eyes to mesmerize in Mona Lisa and Kiko Milano color

color on your lips. It takes all of ten minutes to get your

lasting creamy eyeshadow in dark bronze.

California glow on. The products that I love for summertime are MAC mineralize skinfinish natural, Beauty-

2. I am absolutely crazy for great makeup palettes,

counter Tint Skin Hydrating Foundation, Beautycounter

whether they be an eyeshadow palette, blush palette,

Touchup Skin Concealer Pen, Too Faced Beach Bunny

or lipstick palette! These days one can really minimize

and Snow Bunny Bronzers, Burt’s Bees lip shine, MAC

the quantity of items in a makeup bag. My favorite

extended-play gigablack lash mascara, Urban Decay

eye-shadow palettes are by Anastacia and Beauty-

24/7 glide-on eye pencil in corrupt or zero, and Urban

counter. Anastacia has several, and they are amaz-

Decay eye shadow.

ing. If you are looking to green-up your products, be thankful for Beautycounter’s palette. This green com-

4. Sunscreen, sunscreen, sunscreen! I hope you are ap-

pany has made amazing headway on green products.

plying sunscreen daily in some shape or form. Although

Anastacia has a wonderful blush palette as well. MAC

they tell us we should reapply every two hours, I have

has a wide range of luscious lipstick palettes of reds,

discovered and absolutely love a light loose powder

oranges, pinks, and nudes.

that includes sunscreen. It is sheer and can fit right in your purse with its own brush. This wonderful product

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3. My favorite tip for the summer months is: Less is more.

is Mineral Fusion SPF 30 Brush-On Sun Defense and is a

Particularly when traveling, I recommend downsizing

favorite of mine.

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5. For all you lash lovers, consider applying half strip.

Kelly

My favorite is Ardell Lash Accents, #315. They are very

makeup artist with extensive experience in television,

Williams

is

an

award-winning

professional

easy to apply and give a very natural look.

film, video, and commercial print. Her specialized skills consist of glamour makeup, corrective makeup,

6. I can’t stress enough the importance of makeup re-

wedding makeup, and makeover consultations. Kelly

moval at the end of the day. I love a good makeup-re-

has been a makeup artist at KTLA 5 in Los Angeles

moval wipe. A great buy is the Kirkland Daily Facial

for the past 33 years. Her experiences include KTLA

Towelettes (Costco brand). Makeup removal should

5 Morning News, News at 10, Live at the Oscars, Live

be the first step in your nightly cleansing regimen.

at the Emmys, Gotta Sing, The Late Mr. Pete Show, Pacesetters,

Making

It!

Minority

Success

Stories,

7. Try my three-step dark-circle cover-up trick. Step 1:

Comedy Compadres, the Hollywood Christmas Parade,

Apply a moderate coat of concealer under your eyes

the Rose Parade, KTLA anniversary specials, and KTLA

using a small brush or your index finger. The key is in

promotional spots.

selecting the right shade of concealer. Sometimes you may want to mix a small amount of mint green or yellow in with your concealer to take away the darkness in the tone of the dark area. Step 2: Use the brush or your index finger and blend under your eyes and outward. Step 3: Set the area with a very fine loose powder. You will look like you have had a full eight hours of sleep. My favorite go-to concealers are MAC select moisture cover (medium coverage); Select Cover-Up (medium coverage); and Studio Water weight (medium/full coverage). I also like Nars Radiant Creamy

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concealer (medium coverage).n

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be your own kind of “A woman is most beautiful when she smiles.

Other than that, the most valuable tip I’ve learned is always use a skin moisturizer!”

Beyoncé

“People often say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and I say that the most liberating thing about

“Beauty is how you feel inside,

and it reflects in your eyes.

It is not something physical.”

Sophia Loren

"Smiling is definitely one of the best beauty remedies.

If you have a good sense of humor and a good approach to life, that's beautiful."

Rashida Jones

beauty is realizing you are the beholder.”

Salma Hayek

“I’m baffled that anyone might not think women get more beautiful as they get older. Confidence comes with age, and looking beautiful comes from the confidence someone has in themselves.”

Kate Winslet

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“I think happiness is what makes you pretty.

Period. Happy people are beautiful.

They become like a mirror and they reflect happiness.”

BEAUTIFUL. “I m perfecti o n i s beauty, madness i s geni u s and i t ’s better to be absol u tel y ri d i c ul o us than absol u tel y bori n g. ” Mari l y n Monroe

» “Beauty, to me, is about being comfortable in your own skin.

That, or a kick-ass lipstick.”

Gwyneth Paltrow

»

“Elegance is the only beauty that never fades.”

“True beauty is not related to what color your hair is or what color your eyes are. True beauty is about who you are as a human being, your principles, your moral compass.”

Audrey Hepburn

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Anti-Aging BEAUTY SECRETS

By Irene Marshall

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Coconut Oil

Butterfly pea flower tea

Face Yoga

This tea is known for its beautiful colors and ability to preserve beauty. The blue flower has been studied to show that it helps combat wrinkles and protects skin from premature aging. The tea is full of antioxidants which will stimulate collagen and can rejuvenate the skin.

This is a series of exercises that promise to do for your face what yoga does for your body: relax and tone muscles. There are 43 muscles in the face that need to stay toned to keep a youthful look. We all lose muscle mass as we get older; this is a fun way to try to reverse that.

Slip silk pillowcases help with anti-aging and sleep creases on your face. We spend one third of our lives in bed, and these pillowcases have less pull on the face. They also have less absorption than cotton, so they are less likely to steal your face cream during the night. for more information, visit slipsilkpillowcase.com

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Collagen Protein Powder

Drink More Water

Watch the alcohol intake

Stress Relief

While collagen is beneficial to the entire body, it is most noticeably beneficial to the skin. As a person ages, the skin thins and loses elasticity, showing more signs of aging and wrinkles. The good news is that collagen powder has been shown to improve skin texture.

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It works as a topical lotion with no added chemicals or preservatives. To use on wrinkles, massage a small amount onto the wrinkled areas nightly. The main benefit is softening and smoothing your skin to improve its texture, gently stimulating the blood supply and collagen production.

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Yes, we all know this and carry around fancy water bottles, but many of us are still dehydrated. Drink a minimum of eight glasses a day, and to really see results, three liters a day is recommended. By increasing your water intake, you can see improved tone and texture in your face in three to five days. Your skin will look brighter and more radiant from within.

Alcohol dehydrates and depletes the skin of its nutrients, causing a dull appearance. It also dilates small blood vessels and increases blood flow near the skin’s surface, contributing to an aged look. To help with this, always drink a glass of water in between alcoholic beverages.

When we are stressed, our bodies produce a hormone called cortisol that raises our blood sugar levels. This initiates glycation, a process that damages collagen, leading to increased lines and wrinkles. To help with stress, exercise, take a bath, call a friend, laugh, reduce your caffeine, and learn to say no sometimes.

Before starting any new health related treatment or supplement, please consult your doctor.

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REMEDY SKIN + BODY GRAND OPENING IN CALABASAS ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Photography by Debbie Vaccarello

With representatives from the Calabasas Chamber of Commerce, leaders of the community, and loyal patients in attendance, Remedy Skin + Body celebrated the grand opening of its new Calabasas location on May 22.

Located in the Gelson’s center at 22263 Mulholland Highway, Remedy now adds a third cosmetic dermatology center to its long-established Westlake and Malibu locations. Remedy’s stated mission is to provide the highest-quality service, expertise, and outcomes for their clientele.

Dr. Talia Emery, founder of Remedy, thanked Mayor Fred Gaines for the warm welcome to Calabasas during the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Remedy staff, including estheticians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants, showed off the latest trends in skincare and non-invasive esthetic treatments.

Guests enjoyed product and facial giveaways, wine, hors d’oeuvres, and delicious desserts. Complimentary consultation appointments were made as the community was excited to learn how the Remedy experts can make them look as good as they feel in a natural, healthy way.

For more photos of our events, please visit calabasasstyle.com.

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Beauty Trends THROUGH THE DECADES

By Irene Marshall

Beauty trends are always evolving and some come back over the decades. We always seem to resurrect some part of a past fad and give it a modern-day makeover.

YE 60s: CAT E

AIR 80s: BIG H

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CHIC 70s: HIPPY

TANS 00s: FAKE

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EXTENSIO 2018: LASH

BEAUTY TIPS

For Men

By Irene Marshall

Call it beauty or grooming. Call it whatever you want, but

hair is very short, then you won’t get any benefit from it.

men are getting in on the beauty scene more than ever be-

Dry shampoo works well for men with straight or slightly

fore. Whether men consider themselves metrosexual or not,

wavy hair that is normal or fine in thickness. The oil ab-

they want to look good, and many have interests in clothes

sorption restores volume, so if you have thick hair, it will

and grooming tips. So for the men in our lives, we came up

only give you bigger hair. Dry shampoo can be good to

with some beauty advice.

use at the end of a long work day, before a night out, or

Brotox: The number of American men getting Botox injections

Thinning Hair:

had greatly increased. Men are more open to the idea of

Men who have thinning hair need to follow three funda-

Botox to address their concerns about their appearance,

mentals: short haircut, matte products, and light shades.

and they want to be proactive about prevention. If you

These give the illusion of thicker, fuller hair, unlike longer

decide to give Brotox a try, discuss the effect you’re hop-

hair, shiny styles, and darker tones.

ing to achieve with your doctor.

Hair Dyeing:

Cool Cucumbers: You may already know to cut up a cool cucumber and

What is the big deal for men to dye the grey in their hair?

press the slices against your eyes in the morning to reduce

Some men want to keep a younger look, while others just

puffiness. Follow that with a few dabs of eye de-puffer

want to experiment with color. Just realize it takes time for

cream. Use eye cream immediately after removing the

touch ups and it is a good idea to have some sort of color

cucumbers—that’s when you’ll see the best results.

direction you would like before you see your stylist.

Men in Masks:

Pre-shave Oil: By showering first, steam and warm water make hair eas-

Guys in face masks have been showing up all over social

ier to cut and prevent tugging. Next, apply a pre-shave

media. There are different types of sheet masks that com-

oil. This may seem like something to skip, but it softens

bine several ingredients that work harmoniously together to

stubble and lubricates for a smooth razor glide. The ben-

give you brighter and younger-looking skin, and clay masks

efits of a closer and less irritating shave will make you glad

can clean out your pores and improve your skin tones.

you took a little extra time. n

Dry Shampoo:

Before starting any new health-related treatment or supplement, please consult your doctor.

Dry shampoo is best for guys with style-able hair. If your

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EMPOWERING CLIENTS SINCE 2004

By Lori Berezin Photography by Taryn Landberg Founder Jennifer Salerno, RN, and her

Salerno, a registered nurse for over 25

the country’s premium medical aesthetic

highly experienced staff at Skin Savvy

years, struggled with her own skin issues,

providers for Botox and dermal fillers. She

Medical Spa bring more than just exper-

which included sun damage, rosacea,

recently opened a second Skin Savvy lo-

tise and passion to their patients. They

and premature aging. She studied medical

cation in Westlake Village.

help them feel more confident, creating

aesthetics to regain her self-confidence

a friendly, intimate atmosphere that en-

and take control of her skin. After achiev-

“At Skin Savvy, we don’t just focus

courages them to recognize their natu-

ing successful results, she opened her own

on the wrinkles and blemishes that

ral, unique beauty.

medical spa to teach and empower oth-

make us feel like we aren’t good

ers. She created a cutting-edge, com-

enough,” explains Salerno. “We

munity based medical spa in

teach patients to see their overall

2004 in the South Bay,

appearance, not concentrate on

which continues to

a specific spot, wrinkle, or sag but

rank in the

view the entire face, the smile, the

top 1% of

mischievous twinkle in the eye.”

Their anti-aging artists help patients identify the specific areas that can simply use a little lift here or a little smoothing there.

Skin Savvy offers more than 20 different dermal fillers and other injectables to achieve the most natural result. Their liquid facelift helps patients appear years younger in as little as an hour.

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services

include

the

revolutionary truSculpt 3D that diminishes areas that diet and exercise can’t always resolve, such as unwanted pockets of fat from the waist, stomach, and thighs. Using safe, effective radio-frequency energy that feels a lot like a hot stone massage, truSculpt 3D delivers impressive results after only two or three treatments, without surgery or downtime.

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The expert staff offers a variety of servic-

Salerno has been a reg-

es from Fire and Ice Facials and skin

istered nurse for over

peels to fat-burner shots and the hot

20 years. She spent

new anti-aging trend, microneedling,

12 years working

which reverses sun damage, scarring,

in the emergency

and wrinkles by stimulating collagen

department

and elastin with tiny, pain-free nee-

Cedars-Sinai

dles. Using the only FDA-approved

Medical Center.

microneedling device, SkinPen by Bel-

Her passion for

lus, they can reach stem cells deep in

anti-aging med-

the dermis to create healthier, more

icine developed

youthful skin.

over the years aft e r

of

attending

Skin Savvy’s Medical Director, Dr. Si-

many medical aes-

mona C. Arcan, DMD, MD, partnered

thetic and dermatol-

with Salerno in 2005. Dr. Arcan is board

ogy related classes. She

certified with the American Board of

belongs to the Asso-

Maxillofacial Surgery. She specializes

ciation of Medical

in facial reconstruction and possess-

E s t h e t i c Nurses.

es extensive experience in minimally

Her primary goal

invasive esthetic procedures, such as

is educating her

Botox injections, the use of dermal fill-

patients about

ers, and laser treatments for facial re-

how skin ages or,

juvenation. Arcan received her medi-

more importantly,

cal degree from the USC in 1998 and

how it doesn’t age.

a dental degree from the University of Alabama in 1994. In 2001, Dr. Arcan

She and her husband re-

completed the Oral and Maxillofa-

located with their six children

cial Surgery residency program at USC

from Redondo Beach to Agoura

and a cosmetic fellowship through the

Hills. They are a blended family, a real life

American Academy of Cosmetic Sur-

“Brady Bunch.” She takes pride in being a

gery in California in 2002.

mom, wife, friend, well-established business owner, and medical aesthetic professional. Salerno spends her days at the Skin Savvy Medical Spa helping patients regain that uplifted, radiant look so they can see that vibrant skin that they always hoped for, every time they look in the mirror. n

Skin Savvy 870 Hampshire Rd. Westlake Village 805.358.1222 skinsavvy.com

She specializes in facial reconstruction and possesses extensive experience in minimally invasive aesthetic procedures such as Botox injections.

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HEALTH BENEFITS OF A

Blue Space

By Nancy Scrofano This summer, many people will spend more time

Everyday our senses are constantly overstimulated

outdoors, which is beneficial both physically and

by our devices and hectic lifestyles. Water gives

mentally. Have you noticed how relaxed you feel

our brains and our senses much needed rest. The

at the beach? There's a reason for it. Time spent

sound of water is simpler than voices, music, and

at the beach is particularly good for you. Known

city streets. This much quieter blue space allows

as blue space, the sound, smell, and visual im-

for a cognitive break.

pact of the water can positively affect your brain, causing feelings of peace and calmness.

At the beach, our brains are fascinated by the water, receiving sensory input from it but not over-

To feel happier, more relaxed, and recharged,

stimulation. This mindful state, where the brain is

take a trip to the beach. Water helps to ease

relaxed but focused, is beneficial for the mind

the stresses of life. Just being at the beach can

and body in many ways. The benefits associated

instantly improve your mood, but there are a va-

with mindfulness include decreased stress levels,

riety of water activities that you can do to further

improved mental clarity and focus, better sleep

immerse yourself in the experience. Try swimming,

quality, and relief from pain, anxiety, and depres-

board sports, floating, scuba diving, sailing, and

sion.

wildlife watching, as well as walks along the coast. These blue space activities are some of the

We know exercise can improve our physical and

best practices for health and wellness.

mental health by reducing stress, and being surrounded by blue space helps us relax. So, instead

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If you need to clear your mind and boost your

of just a workout at the gym, jog by the ocean or

creativity, the beach is the answer. A day at the

jump in for a swim. Going to the beach to exercise

beach is similar to meditation. When you're in blue

offers greater health and neurological benefits

space, you can focus and reflect on what you

than exercising in a crowded or chaotic space.

want to achieve. Get your creative juices flowing

The presence of water provides very real benefits

simply by dipping your toes in the ocean.

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WHAT MAKES A WOMAN

By Irene Marshall

Beautiful?

With this issue being our beauty issue, we sought answers to a question that often becomes complicated for men to answer. Lucky for you, we interviewed a few local men and got insight into what they find most attractive.

“A beautiful woman has a gusto for life. She displays a confident soul and a humble heart. She is driven.”

— Greg Monterrosa

“​I believe a loving heart is what makes a woman beautiful.

The gentleness a woman conveys to others exemplifies the love she feels within herself. Nothing is more sexy or beautiful."

— Heath Patton

“To me, a woman’s beauty is a combination of passion, style, humor, and selflessness.

The ability to unconditionally love and give to others with no expectations to receive something in return is beautiful.”

— Zach Wishengrad

“​Self-confidence tops my list. It transcends age and profession and isn’t defined by the opinion of others. A woman comfortable in her own skin is extremely beautiful to me."

— Brooks DIngman ​ "A beautiful woman is one who is good company. She allows space for folks to be themselves, is entertaining in her own right, and is empathetic so that one feels cared about."

— Mark Hathaway

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WHAT MAKES A WOMAN

Beautiful?

“Inner beauty and tranquility."

— Jon Levine

“When she is gentle yet strong, a great listener, loves to laugh and make others laugh, and brings joy to all around her.”

— John Jell

“You’re beautiful when you show elegance and confidence without arrogance. I find good eye contact and a radiant smile combined with intelligence and a kind soul, strong attributes of a beautiful woman."

— Shawn Hosseini

"After being together for 18 years, my wife still gets in our car, then leans over to unlock or open the car door for me. That makes her beautiful in my eyes."

— Jason Galardi

“The look of a woman on the outside does not define her beauty. On the contrary, a powerful soul and enlightened spirit is an enchanting wonder that lights up the world.

This is what makes a woman beautiful.”

— Audley Harrison

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HELPING TEENS' INNER BEAUTY SHINE

InnerStarGirl

By Lori Berezin Photography by Marvin Steindler While many of the challenges facing teens today are not new,

noticed how intensely girls bullied each other around school

there are now innovative strategies to help them cope with

and online. Together, Lisa and her daughters, who were ex-

such timeless issues as bullying and low self-esteem. One of

periencing some of these issues firsthand, strove to mitigate

the brightest programs to appear on the horizon is InnerStar-

a myriad of social pressures, from gossiping to cyberbullying.

Girl. Founded by Lisa Tiano, a former school counselor with a

They created InnerStarGirl, a non-judgmental platform to

Masters in Clinical Psychology, and her two young daughters,

help combat teens’ low self-esteem, poor body image, peer

Brynn, now a junior at Calabasas High School, and Mia, an

pressure, and academic stresses. Teachers, inspired by these

8th grader in middle school, InnerStarGirl seeks to empower

programs, are inviting Lisa to hold open dialogues in their

young ladies navigating the emotionally charged waters of

classrooms to address crucial issues facing teens today.

their teenage years.

In an effort to further tackle these issues and more, Lisa Tiano

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Lisa saw that the teenage girls she counseled were frequent-

and Natalie Gonzalez, club director and interim director of

ly treated harshly by their peers. Lisa’s daughter Brynn also

development for the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Conejo

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Valley, recently developed the BEYOND ENOUGH Teen Girl Conference. Collaborating with teenage girls from more than 20 different schools throughout Los Angeles and Ventura counties, the conference, held this past May at the A.C. Stelle Middle School in Calabasas, encouraged teens to become the catalyst of their own change. Led by female leaders and experts in the field, plus an informative teen panel, this empowering event focused on girl power, offering insights into issues confronting young girls during their extremely vulnerable pre-teen and teen years.

“Our purpose…was to help widen the lens for young girls and women to acknowledge and celebrate their strengths,” remarked Tiano. “This dynamic platform is more than just building a girl tribe–it’s coming together as girls and women leaders and knowing we are beyond enough.” The inspirational conference offered three unique workshops: Self-awareness (self-worth), Social Awareness (the impact of social media), and Community Support (creating a girl tribe). Participants gained valuable skills and resources to help change how they saw themselves and their own social surroundings.

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InnerStarGirl

organization

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es events and workshops for young girls and women throughout the community. Lisa’s oldest daughter, who first brought the InnerStarGirl Club to her high school, invites all girls from 9th to 12th grade to meet monthly to discuss how to build self-esteem and confidence. Lisa meets with school administrators and teachers to hold classroom chats to further foster a “culture of kindness.” n

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NATIONAL CHARITY LEAGUE

PROMENADE TEA

____________________________________ ____________________________________ Photography by Curtis Dahl On Saturday, May 12, the National Charity League, San Fernando Valley Chapter, held its annual Promenade Tea at the Four Seasons Hotel in Westlake Village. It was an afternoon designed to celebrate this mother/ daughter organization that focuses on its three pillars: community service, leadership development, and cultural experiences.

The theme this year was “Everything Grows with Love,� as families came together to recognize the accomplishments of mothers and daughters while awarding the daughters for their exemplary service within our community.

The highlights included the 10th grade Modelette program designed to teach young ladies how to stand tall with confidence in a public setting while modeling clothes from Val Surf and Frenzy Boutique. The event also celebrated the 12th grade seniors, who successfully completed the NCL experience, marking the start of the 53rd debutante season.

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club life Good Friends + Good Times = Camaraderie Sharing quality time with friends old and new is the essence of the camaraderie experienced at the Club!

Comedy Nights, dinner shows, and holiday occasions are just some of the great activities and events members and their guests enjoy!

Kid-friendly Activities Delight Children and Their Parents Families love the vast number of events and kids’ activities hosted at the Club, where kids can be kids and parents and grandparents can enjoy the fun! No wonder the Club is a favorite destination for fun family experiences!

For information on membership, please visit www.calabasasgolf.com General Information: 818.222.8111 | info@calabasasgolf.com | calabasasgolf.com

At Calabasas Country Club Calabash Social Event of the Year!

The Annual Three-Day Calabash Golf Tournament is the Club’s most prestigious event of the year for members and their guests! The event included a pre-event dinner pairing party, practice round, two days of competitive golf, the horse race, Calloway/Travis Matthews Concept Store golf tee prizes, and the premier event-ending dinner party for couples with live music and dancing.

Getting Fit is as Simple as 1-2-3!

Members at the Club are reducing their body fat by as much as 5% and increasing their lean muscle by over six lbs. using the Health & Weight M.A.P. ™ program. Weight, body fat, and muscle mass are calculated in a complimentary session and the Club’s Motivators ™ devise a workout plan to get you to your ideal fitness destination!

Planning your private or corporate event? Contact Vanessa, the Food and Beverage Manager, at 818-222-8111 ext. 773 or email Vanessa@calabasasgolf.com.

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ALDIK HOME ​Durable, stylish, and comfortable. We’re talking about this dreamy Majorca lounge chair, but the same could be said about all of Aldik Home’s stunning collection of luxury outdoor furniture by Summer Classics. Your patio deserves gorgeous furniture that lasts.

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ELEGANT FIREPLACE MANTELS Elegant Fireplace Mantels offers the largest collection of fireplace mantels in North America. They have the ability to create and recreate many different styles and designs to meet every client’s goal in materials like French limestone, Turkish travertine, and Italian Carra cast stone.

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PTS FURNITURE Bamboo is an eco-friendly, renewable, and sustainable resource. This lift-top cocktail table from Greenington Fine Bamboo Furniture is a stylish, functional piece with a green story. Find this and more at PTS Furniture in Thousand Oaks.

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C

e l y t S

Breaking Down the Walls for

Design

Southern Californians love their warm cli-

have become virtually limitless, from ac-

whole new home! It instantly created an

mate, and there’s no mistaking the allure

cordion-style nano-fold-system doors and

open-floor feeling from one room to the

of the almost-constant sunshine, making

pivot doors to sliding-track doors that

next when incorporating the outdoors.

Southern California the perfect setting for

tuck into walls. But if nano doors and steel

She was so inspired by the new open floor

open-air architecture and design.

construction aren’t in your budget, rest

plan that she built a vegetable garden

assured there are As a designer, I strive to harmonize and

many other op-

foster a connection between the ele-

tions to bring the

ments,

surroundings

outdoors in, in an

together and creating that perfect in-

effortless way. So

door-outdoor lifestyle that clients crave

let’s break down

whenever and wherever it’s fitting.

some walls, or at

blending

natural

least open them

cradled by and visible

Match the colors of your indoor/outdoor materials to create the illusion of one continuous room.

from both the family room and den. So the sense of continuity and harmony with nature not only became a more attractive view, but also a

Outdoor living areas, courtyards, and atri-

up, and achieve

lot more functional as

ums, the hallmarks of mid-century modern

the more harmo-

homes, are very in-demand again, and it’s

nious lifestyle you’ve always wanted.

their own food that they enjoy daily.

design ever went out of style. But they did

Begin with installing simple French doors

Depending on your existing floor plan

as city planners began laying out cities for

on the main wall leading outside as they

you can really start to see the possibil-

urban growth and home developers be-

will instantly open a room, especial-

ities. Homes that have an L or U shape

gan favoring the more generic rectangu-

ly when combined with an entire wall

that cradle an outdoor living area can

lar-box-style home that became the norm

of windows. This may seem obvious in a

really benefit from tearing down a wall

of residential design for the past half century.

family room that leads out to the back-

to the outdoors. Just remember, when

Fortunately, there are many ways for modern

yard, but I recently did this for a client in

you have French doors leading outside,

homeowners to break “out of their box” and

her den, which was down the hall to the

don’t block them with furniture. One of

tear down that “fourth wall” today.

side of her backyard. She never thought

the biggest design mistakes I often see

her family now grows

a shame these particular features of home

about opening up the den wall before,

is when people plunk down their sofas

The options for replacing windows and

and once we opened it, not only did it

in front of the door leading outside,

common sliding doors with door systems

become a whole new room, it became a

forcing them to have to walk around it

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Southern Californians love their temporal climate and there’s no mistaking the allure of the almost constant sunshine, making Southern California the perfect setting for open-air architecture and design.

As a designer I strive to harmonize and foster a connection between the elements, blending natural surroundings together creating that perfect indoor-outdoor lifestyle that clients crave, whenever and wherever it’s fitting.

Outdoor living areas, courtyards and atriums, a hallmark of mid-century modern

to get out. This immediately disturbs the

Bring your space up a notch by investing in

open flow and creates a psychological

a one-of-a-kind piece.

wall between indoor and outdoor living.

When it comes to selecting outdoor furniSo, once you’ve removed all the furniture

ture, make it a wise investment. Select items

and physical obstacles, how do you create

that withstand the weather and climate you

that indoor/outdoor feel so it is all one con-

live in and know how much maintenance

tinuous flow? A mainstay design element

they will require. Wood is beautiful and stur-

now is extending the building material that

dy but will weather, so make sure you are

is used inside to the outdoor area. Stone

good with that. Poorly made woven ma-

and porcelain floors are perfect for indoor/

terials will break down in no time in the heat

outdoor, and cedar cladding on the ceil-

of our summers. Consider aluminum or faux-

ings continues the flow outside making the

wood and faux-rattan materials. These are

floor plan appear as one continuous room.

easily cleaned with soap and water and are

Even if you have wood floors inside, you can

lightweight enough to rearrange. Do some

match the color to stone or like material

research or reach out to your designer for

outside and achieve the illusion of one elon-

what’s new. I recently discovered a Brazilian

gated room. Consider a double-sided fire-

company that makes beautiful outdoor furni-

place that opens to the inside and outside

ture made from rope! My clients are loving it.

for gatherings and intimate dinner parties

Invest in outdoor covers and use them in the

with friends. Put a flip-top window at your

off-season. I love using side tables and acces-

kitchen with a counter on the yard side for a

sories that I commonly use indoors to really

fun casual feature to entertaining.

give that cozy look to an outdoor space.

Once you’ve broken through and you’re in

And lastly, don’t forgot about that outdoor

the “great outdoors” of your home, it takes

kitchen! My must-haves for outdoor kitchens

more than placing a sofa down to have an

are a Jenn Air ice maker, an Artisan pizza

outside living area. Incorporate outdoor rugs,

oven, and a large griddle for hibachi and

and layer them on. Outdoor TVs are fantastic

fajitas. Yum! Now get outside and enjoy

for movie nights and game days. Lighting and

your summer.

artwork polish off a room and that applies to outdoor living as well. Choose an outdoor lantern or chandelier in your outdoor space.

There are table and floor lamps specifically for use outdoors that have no wires. And gardens are the perfect space for sculptural art.

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HOW TO COPE WHEN HOPE IS YOUR ONLY OPTION

Jim Stavis

By Lori Berezinl

We’ve all felt hope-

Brice was a 17-year-old

ful at certain points

when tragically killed in

in our lives. One lo-

a car accident during

cal

his senior year in high

Calabasas

ident,

CEO,

res-

author,

school.

and remarkable three-

Stavis was first diagnosed

time organ recipient Jim

with type 1 diabetes at the

Stavis has managed to

age of 17. Now, whenever

maintain a positive outlook

Brice’s mother, Dorine Fabing,

throughout his life. Fighting di-

visits Stavis, she holds him close to

abetes since childhood, he continues to believe anything is possible with the right mental attitude.

Coincidentally,

listen to the triumphant beating of her son’s heart. Their inspiring story is showcased in a short film, “Source of Hope,” which is available for free through Jim’s website. His new book, When Hope

CEO of a successful Southern California steel compa-

Is Your Only Option, published by Dog Ear Publishing

ny, Paragon Steel, Stavis was extremely fortunate to

and available through Amazon and Barnes and No-

receive a rare triple-organ (heart, kidney, and pancre-

ble, further details his personal journey and shows how

as) transplant in 2005 at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los

hope can get you through almost anything. He also

Angeles, that saved his life after battling the effects of

highly recommends that people consider organ do-

the disease for nearly 35 years. “Back in the 70s when I

nation via their local DMV or donatelifecalifornia.org.

was diagnosed,” explains Stavis, “medical technology

“Eventually, we are all tested in one way or another,”

was not what it is now…I was given a rather dire and

remarks Stavis. “My book is not just a transplant story. It

bleak forecast that I would have a lifetime of health

is a life story.” n

problems, such as heart and kidney disease, amputa-

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tions, and blindness.” Through the incredible sacrifice

Jim Stavis

of organ donor Brice Fabing and his family, Stavis was

800.388.8998

eventually given a second chance at a healthier life.

jimstavis.com

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BLOOD TRULY IS THICKER THAN WATER AT THE

Miles House

By Lori Berezin

At merely 9 years old, Amanda Miles was diag-

donors showed up for the blood drive, exceeding

nosed with a chronic inflammatory bowel auto-

everyone’s expectations.

immune disease called ulcerative colitis, which later led to her ongoing battle with debilitating

The young athlete previously ran in a race to raise

Crohn’s disease. As brave as Amanda has been,

money for the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation but hoped

she is thoroughly grateful to have her entire family

he could contribute even more. These are just some

standing beside her every step of the way.

of the ways Matt and his family support Amanda. All who know her are amazed by the young lady’s te-

Amanda’s brother, Matt, a 15-year-old student

nacious spirit as she works hard to maintain an active

and football player at Agoura High School, recently

teenage life. After many surgeries, she was also diag-

organized a local blood drive to benefit Cedars-Si-

nosed with a second disease. Still, she still manages to

nai Medical Center. He wanted to give back to the

attend school, work, and plan for college. Amanda

hospital that had been so helpful providing treat-

wants everyone, young and old, to realize that they

ments for his sister. Working in tandem with Ce-

can still achieve their dreams even if they are fighting

dars-Sinai’s blood-donor facility coordinator, David

to stay healthy on a daily basis.

Keyes, the inspiring teen planned the event.

“She is such an inspiration to us all,” notes Debbie The Bubble Community Blood Drive was held

Miles, Amanda’s mom. She was also thrilled by the

June 2 at the Agoura Hills/Calabasas Communi-

thoughtful actions of her son, who waited until the

ty Center. Although Matt was actually too young

plans were certain before telling his family. Clearly,

to give blood, he spread the word to those who

the entire family deserves a break. And this July, the

could. He hoped that by communicating the de-

Make-A-Wish Foundation is sending them all to Tahiti

tails to his friends, their parents and others would

for a much deserved vacation. n

pick up on it. And they did. Sixty-three generous

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Ask the

Pharmacist Q

A

I can save money if I switch my medication to the generic, however I am concerned it may not be as effective. Are generics as good as the brand names?

A generic medicine works in the same way and provides the same clinical benefit as its brand-name version. This standard applies to all FDA-approved

generic medicines. A generic medicine is the same as a brand-name medicine in dosage, safety, effectiveness, strength, stability, and quality, as well as in the way it should be taken and used.

FDA requires drug companies to demonstrate that the generic medicine can be effectively substituted and provide the same clinical benefit as the brand-name medicine that it copies. The abbreviated new drug application (ANDA) submitted by drug companies must show the generic medicine is the same as the brand-name version in the following ways: The active ingredient in the generic medicine is the same as in the brand-name drug/innovator drug. The generic medicine has the same strength, use indications, form, and route of administration. The inactive ingredients of the generic medicine are acceptable. The generic medicine is manufactured under the same strict standards as the brand-name medicine. The container in which the medicine will be shipped and sold is appropriate, and the label is the same as the brand-name medicine's label.

Generic medicines tend to cost less than their brand-name counterparts because they do not have to repeat animal and clinical studies that were required of the brand-name medicines to demonstrate safety and effectiveness. In addition, multiple applications for generic drugs are often ap-

12TH ANNUAL FRIENDSHIP WALK

proved to market a single product; this creates competition

On June 3, more than two hundred participants joined togeth-

in the marketplace, typically resulting in lower prices. When

er for the 12th Annual Friendship Walk to raise programming

multiple generic companies market a single approved prod-

funds for children with special needs and their families. The

uct, market competition typically results in prices that are

walk was a wonderful opportunity for individuals and teams

about 85% less than the brand-name product.

to come together in a proud demonstration of community

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Saturday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Sunday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

P: 818.223.8656 F: 818.223.8750 calabasaspharmacy.com

awareness, festivity, and unity, all while enjoying a fun-filled event and making a difference in the lives of children with special needs. Established in 2003, the Conejo Valley Friendship Circle is a local nonprofit organization that serves more than 200 families in the West San Fernando Valley and Conejo Valley. More than 300 teens volunteer to be a “buddy” to the special needs kids in the Friendship Circle. The teens form friendships and share activities with children diagnosed with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, ADD, and other emotional or physical challenges. For more information or to donate, visit friendshipwalk.org.

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IMAGINE FEST 2018 Imagine Fest 2018 brought its unique blend of yoga, art, and live music to Peter Strauss Ranch in Malibu on Saturday, April 21. Produced by a community-based core of over 100 volunteers, Imagine Fest aims to make the world a better place through multigenerational collaboration and teamwork. All proceeds from the event benefitted Unlikely Heroes, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit that rescues and rehabilitates child victims of sex trafficking domestically and abroad. Now in its third year, Imagine Fest offered a strong lineup of yoga taught by top SoCal instructors, including Sesa O’Conner; meditation led by Tracee Stanley and John Vosler; and inspirational speakers, such as Erica Greve, SriMati, and De Jur. The heart of the festival was the live music performances by Shawni and conscious-music collective Satsang. In the gypsy-camp-inspired

vendor

village,

local artisans sold clothing, hand-crafted jewelry, skincare, and other unique gifts and collectibles.

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Ask the

Pediatrician I’m interested in getting my baby’s ears pierced. What do I need to know?

The most important thing is to find a healthcare provider trained in medical piercings. After that, this is what you need to know: Age: Although I do pierce many baby ears, I prefer to wait until a child is old enough to want to get their ears pierced and take care of this themselves.

Jewelry: Look for piercing studs made from nickel-free metal or medical-grade plastic to decrease the risk of irritation, infection, and jewelry allergy later in life.

Symmetry: When placing dots, measure from the face outward and bottom and top of the ear lobe. Usually center or just below center of the lobe is a good spot, but look to make sure they appear visually symmetric too as most people don’t have identically symmetric earlobes.

Removing piercing studs: Piercing-stud posts are a little bit thicker than normal earring posts, and over time, the holes slightly contract, so the ideal time to remove piercing studs is two to six months after piercing.

Aftercare: Always wash hands before touching ear lobes. Use rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide twice a day for the first month and then after bathing for another month after piercing.

When you change earrings, always clean lobes and earrings with rubbing alcohol to prevent infection.

Signs that something is wrong: Infections can occur from piercings not done in a sterile environment, dirty hands touching ears, cheap metal, or too tight earring backings. If there is any soreness, redness, swelling, or pus at the site of the piercing, see your doctor right away.

With a little knowledge and a great medical ear-piercing provider, your little one can have beautiful earrings to last a lifetime.

RELAY FOR LIFE CALABASAS AND WOODLAND HILLS On Saturday, May 19, Relay for Life of Calabasas and Woodland Hills returned to AE Wright Middle School to host their fundraiser.

Featuring activities, entertainment, and performances, the signature event for the American Cancer Society included members of the community participating to take action and make a global impact on cancer. Some of the fun included a performance by the Jailbreak Blues Band, sunset yoga, a water balloon toss, a potato sack race, and movies. While staffed and coordinated by volunteers in more than 5,300 communities and

Tanya Altmann, MD, FAAP 23480 Park Sorrento, #109A Calabasas 818.914.4429 calabasaspeds.com drtanya.com

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20 countries, participants in Relay for Life are part of an organization of over 2.5 million doing everything within their power to save lives. The top teams included Wellness Oncology & Hematology and B’Cause We Care 2. Top participants included Omid Shaye, Mike North, and Marcey Verity. In total, the community raised over $120,000.

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Get Inspired at

MONARCHS this Summer!

From tumbling to parkour, there's fun for everyone.

Monarchs is a leader in children’s physi-

gymnastics camp (now with an ex-

gym camp is for ages 3 to 5, main

cal fitness instruction, inspiring dynamic

tended half hour at pick-up). And for

gym camp is for ages 5 to 14, parkour

kids to learn, grow, and succeed while

parkour, we have camps for ages 6 to

camp is for 6 to 8 or 9+, and Specialty

having fun--whether learning gymnas-

8 and 9+, and we’ve just added an in-

and Intensives are for ages 8+.

tics, tumbling, cheerleading, participat-

termediate/advanced option. Plus, we

ing in camp, or celebrating at a birth-

have specialty and intensive camps in

day party. Calabasas Style sat down

July/August for kids who really want to

with Monarchs to ask some questions

learn skills in a short timeframe.

about their summer-fun opportunities.

Q: Does Monarchs offer a program unique to summer?

A:

Monarchs offers a unique and ro-

Q: What types of activities are offered, and what age groups do you cater to?

bust summer program, and 2018 is our

A:

biggest year yet. For ages 3 to 5, we

parkour, trampoline, foam pit, relay

have a half-day kinder gymnastics

races, group games, individual sta-

program. For ages 5 to 14, we have

tions, freestyle stations, and more

full and half-day options in our main

throughout any given day. Kinder

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We offer gymnastics, tumbling,

Q: Tell us about the “Day to Day” options.

How does this flexible option separate you from your competitors?

A:

We love giving parents the op-

tion to decide on any given day that “today is a Monarchs Camp Day.” It makes planning easy and helps busy parents in a pinch, and campers avoid camp fatigue. It’s really a lifesaver dur-

ing the summer, and you never lose out on a bought camp day this way.

Q: What is the goal of the Monarchs summer camp?

A:

We’re all about inspiring dynam-

ic kids at Monarchs, and at camp, our motto is to inspire dynamic kids through FUN. Yes, kids do learn a ton and they’re so physically active the entire time, but they would never know that they were learning because we make it outrageously fun for everyone.

Q: What makes Monarchs Gym so special?

A: With 14,000 square feet in each location, it’s hard not to be entertained constantly. Our camp is unique in that the curriculum changes frequently enough during the day that campers remember the schedule and yet are constantly onto something else that’s exciting to them. We just keep the good times rolling.

Q: Any final comments for our readers?

A:

Whether you want

your child to learn in a curriculum-based class or

intensive

camp

or

have some fun at main gym camp, open play, or parent’s night out, Monarchs has such a wide program offering that we really encourage everyone to try it out and see why everyone chooses us for their gymnastics and tumbling needs. n

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BAY LAUREL CARNIVAL What a fiesta! Calabasas families were invited to Bay Laurel Elementary for the school’s annual carnival on Saturday, May 5. There were midway rides, carnival games, treats, food trucks, and tons of activities for the kids, including slime making! New to the carnival this year was a silent auction and a spring shopping boutique, just in time for Mother’s Day. There were wonder ful per formances by both of Calabasas High School’s acapella groups, Bare Rhythm and Unstrumental;

the

Calabasas

High

School Jazz A Band; the EDC (Elite Dance Center) Dance Team; the hiphop company from Dance Dimensions Per forming Arts Center; and a special guest per formance by LOLAS, Los Angeles’ premier all-female acapella group. Thank you to everyone who came out to support Bay Laurel—go Dolphins! For additional information on upcoming Bay Laurel events, please contact the Bay Laurel PFA at BayLaurelPFA@gmail.com.

KADIMA SPRING GALA On Sunday, April 30, Kadima Day School held its annual Spring Gala at Stephen S. Wise's stunning Katz Pavilion. This event was not only an opportunity to honor Kadima's educators and Israel's 70th Independence Day, but also to celebrate Kadima's amazing community. In addition to the delicious food, exciting silent auction, moving tributes, and lively entertainment by Eli's Band, Kadima would like to thank special guests Shawn and Dorit Evenhaim, Naty and Debbie Saidoff, Isaac and Miri Shepher, and the Green family. Kadima is so grateful to the Green family for establishing the Dr. Joseph Matthew

Green

Educator's

Award.

Kadima Gala co-chairs Sivan Kobi, Margaret Sinai, and Bronwyn Spencer coordinated a beautiful expression of dedication and love for the Kadima community. Thank you to everyone who helped to make this night a success! Kadima Day School's Gala 2018 was truly an unforgettable evening.

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BOYS & GIRLS CLUB 9TH ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC Local golfers participated in the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Conejo Valley’s 9th Annual Golf Classic on June 11 at Moorpark Country Club to help raise funds for local youth. The day’s events included an opening breakfast, exciting contests, lunch, hosted cocktail reception and dinner, live auction, opportunity drawings, and an awards presentation. New this year was the 2018 Golf School for those who are new to golf or simply wanted to improve their game. Golf School included a swing, chipping, and putting clinic; lessons provided by Moorpark Country Club PGA golf professionals; a Q&A session with the professionals, and an awards ceremony. The annual Golf Classic was sponsored by Cal and Marje Johnson of the Johnston Group and the Shumway Family. All proceeds help provide quality before- and after-school programs and enrichment in education, the arts, health, sports, technology, and leadership.

KINGSMEN SHAKESPEARE COMPANY BENEFIT DINNER The Kingsmen Shakespeare Company (KSC) Benefit Dinner, “Moroccan Nights,” was held June 10 on the California Lutheran University campus in Thousand Oaks. The annual event is a preview of the upcoming festival, which runs for six weekends starting June 29.

The event began with a reception, tarot card readings, hosted bar, and fundraising activities. At the dinner, the KSC’s Sixth Annual Lord Strange Award was presented to Carol Gilbert for her generous support of and passion for the festival. After dinner, a troupe of veteran Shakespearean actors performed scenes featuring strong women roles from the Bard’s play. Elizabeth Swain, the director of this summer’s production of “The Two Noble Kingsmen” and Ryan Lee of “Othello,” discussed their visions for the show. A live auction featured walk-on roles in the two plays among many other items. All guests were gifted with a bottle of wine.

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Calabasas Style Pet Directory

Pet of the

month

“Liberty”

Adopt a Fur Baby!

Rescue - Foster - Adopt - Love If you are considering bringing a new furry friend into your home, please consider saving a life and adopting a dog from a shelter. Meet Liberty! This sweet girl has gone through so much. It is absolutely amazing what love, nutrition, and the proper medical care can do. Liberty was living on the streets for six months. She was emaciated, pregnant, and had been shot, and the pellets were near her spine. She had the proper medical attention and delivered six healthy puppies. Whoever adopts Liberty will be amazed by how sweet she is after having had such a rough life. If the dog pictured has been adopted, there are always more dogs waiting for a good home. Foxy and the Hounds. foxyandthehounds@gmail.com.

“GREAT AND SMALL, WE LOVE THEM ALL”

Attila Molnar, DVM

DABVP Board Certified in Avian Medicine

Cristine Constantine RVT, Hospital Manager

23815 Ventura Blvd., Calabasas 818.600.1VET (1838) ALLANIMALS-Veterinary.com We are an avian and exotic specialty practice, comprehensive companion, animal medicine boarding facility; surgery, anesthesia, dentistry, etc.

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Take a Malibu Wine Hike AMID ZEBRAS AND LLAMAS AND GIRAFFES, OH MY!

By Lori Berezin Photography by Beth Saravo, Daniel Ventura and Lisa Semler

Although most people wouldn’t think of combining

smoking on the property, and no pets are allowed. Al-

wine, giraffes, and hiking in one outing, fortunately,

though visitors under 21 are welcome to hike, they are

the folks at Malibu Wine Hikes offer a great oppor-

not permitted for the tasting. Guests are free to bring in

tunity to experience all three. Those looking for fresh

outside food or non-alcoholic beverages for a relaxing

air, fun times with friends and family, plus an exhilarat-

après hike picnic.

ing workout in the glorious Santa Monica Mountains above Malibu can stroll through two exquisite miles of

Reserve a private hike with a minimum of six and max-

vineyards, wild chaparral, and exotic creatures at the

imum of 15 people. Leave the noisy world behind as

private estate of Saddlerock Ranch, located at 32111

you celebrate Southern California life amid bright blue

Mulholland Highway.

skies and panoramic mountain views. Family owned and operated, Malibu Wine also holds special farm-to-

Hikers visit rescued zebras, llamas, buffalo, and hors-

table dinners and events every other weekend during

es. For an additional fee, you can even handfeed a

spring, summer, and fall. Visitors can enjoy a rotating

giraffe named Stanley. After hiking, guests are shut-

schedule of guest chefs sourcing delicious, sustainable

tled to Malibu Wines to sample five delicious vintages

food from Malibu Wine’s own garden, local purveyors,

and soak up more stunning scenery. The hike itself lasts

and farmers markets for a unique Santa Monica Moun-

about two hours and is rated easy to moderate. Those

tains treat. n

looking to linger longer can book a table. There is no

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CALABASAS FINE ARTS FESTIVAL On the sunny weekend of May 5 and 6, the 21st Annual Calabasas Fine Arts Festival took place at The Commons at Calabasas and the Calabasas Civic Center. Over 150 local painters, jewelers, potters, sculptors, photographers, glass artists, woodworkers, and more came out to showcase their beautiful creations. Fine dining restaurants, gourmet food trucks, and live musical performances complimented the lovely weekend of fine arts. As a sub-committee of the Calabasas Parks, Recreation, and Education Commission, the Arts Council serves as a creative force developing cultural art events for the beautiful City of Calabasas. The art council is guided by the philosophy that participation in the arts enhances people’s lives by challenging them to be more imaginative. The Arts Council proudly hosts the Annual Calabasas Fine Arts festival during the first weekend of May every year.

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When in Rome...

By Irene Marshall When in Rome, there’s enough to explore to keep you busy

overlooking the Colosseum and offers exquisite wines and

for years, with decadent pasta and gelato to indulge in,

Italian cuisine. You always want to stop by the Trevi Fountain,

perfect espressos, places to shop for everything from leath-

which is gorgeous at sunset, and the Spanish Steps, which are

er and handicrafts to haute couture, archeological sites, Ba-

right down the street from all the designer shops.

roque churches, villas-turned-museums, and enough art to overload your senses.

Even if you are not Catholic, you might want to see the Pope.

On many Sundays, he gives his Pope’s Angelus, or Sunday

Must-sees for first timers are ancient ruins such as the Forum

Address, which gives you the opportunity. He appears at his

and the Colosseum, Vatican City, the headquarters of the

window overlooking St. Peter’s Square at noon, yet you might

Roman Catholic Church, St. Peter’s Basilica, the Pantheon,

need binoculars to see him.

and the Catacombs. A great idea is a private tour in the evening of the Vatican museums, which house masterpiec-

For a few new things to do in Rome, we suggest the Palazzo

es like Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel frescoes. The Ristorante

Colonna, one of the oldest and largest private palaces of

Aroma at the Palazzo Manfredi has the most amazing view

Rome. The Great Hall is covered on the ceiling and walls

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with frescos that are breathtaking, and wedged on the steps, you will find a cannon ball which was shot by the French army in 1849.

For a unique site away from the tourists, try the Basilica of Saint Clement. Archaeologically speaking, the structure is a threetiered complex of buildings: At street level is the church with a breathtaking byzantine mosaic, and then there are two underground levels, a basilica and an ancient roman house, both discovered and uncovered over time.

The Basilica of St. Paul, outside the walls, is stunning and off the beaten path, which means less crowds. The interior of the Basilica of St. Paul is magnificent, with enormous marble columns and beautiful gold mosaics, and is the resting place of Saint Paul.

To get away from all the cars and scooters, Trastevere is a fun stop, a funky bohemian area with charming cobblestone alleyways and ivy-covered buildings that brings together the century’s old feel with innovative trattorias and artesian shops scattered throughout.

A last stop to escape the chaos of Rome is a wine-tasting day trip to the Frascati countryside. Explore the beauty of the surrounding medieval villages with rolling green hills and the vineyards while sipping wine and tasting olive oils. n

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smooth summer sipping

LAKESIDE cocktails 32131 Lindero Cyn. Rd., #111 Westlake Village 818.865.0095 818.865.0014 zinwestlake.com

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3

Zin Bistro

Summer

Cocktail Recipes Photography by Ivonne Hive

4

1. Prosecco-Rita 1 ½ oz. Tequila ½ oz. Pineapple Juice ½ oz. Triple Sec ½ oz. Fresh Squeezed Lime Splash of Prosecco

2. Strawberry Jalapeno Fizz 1 ½ oz. Tequila ¼ oz. Simple Syrup Fresh Thinly Sliced Jalapeno ½ oz. Strawberry Puree 1 oz. Champagne

3. Bourbon Peach Basil Smash

5

1 ½ oz. Knob Creek ½ oz. Lemonade ½ oz. Iced Tea 1 oz. Peach Liquor Garnish with Fresh Basil & Lemon

4.Zintini Cocktail: 1 ½ oz. Ruby Red Absolut Vodka 1 oz. Fresh Ruby Red Grapefruit Juice ½ oz. Homemade Ginger Syrup ½ oz. Fresh Lime

5. Lychee Mule 1 ½ oz. Vodka ½ oz. Lychee Liquor ½ oz. Lychee Juice ½ oz. Lime

6

Top off with Ginger Beer

6. Gin Ginger Fizz 1 ½ oz. Hendrix Gin ½ oz. Ginger Simple Syrup ½ oz. Fresh Lime Top off with Club Soda

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The Aventador S

By Dustin Troyan Photographed by Dustin Troyan and Lamborghini It was such an incredible day assisting Lamborghini North Los Angeles with The Lamborghini Experience. Cruising around Malibu and the Santa Monica Mountains on a stunning spring day was perfect!

The 2018 Aventador S is one heck of car. In Corsa Mode, it sounds like a fire-breathing dragon. The gurgling and snap, crackle, pop of the factory exhaust are mind blowing. From the factory, this car grabs you by the symphony of angry fuel and hammering pistons. Offering 730 hp and a top speed of almost 220 mph, this Lamborghini is not for the faint of heart.

Additionally, the Aventador S is equipped with a rear steering system that increases the handling capability over previous models. I opted to take the Aventador S Roadster, and it was the perfect day for going topless. The freeway came to a standstill with the kaleidoscope of radical colors and the symphony of supercars. Cameras came out, as well as cell phone videos, honks, waves, and cheers from fellow drivers.

We toured the Santa Monica Mountains with the canyons to ourselves. Once on PCH, it was a tour of bulls, and we were the celebrities. At one point, we pulled over north of Zuma Beach to regroup, and about 20 other cars joined us. People were taking pictures and asking us questions and were so amazed by the beautiful Lamborghinis. The only way to understand what these cars can do both mechanically and experientially is to simply drive one. But be forewarned; if you do, you might be buying one. n

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SPACES CALABASAS GRAND OPENING On Thursday, June 14, SPACES created a footprint in Calabasas hosting a grand opening event for tenants, prospects, and members of the community. The event boasted over 200 attendees, one of which included Mayor of Calabasas Fred Gaines who presented a certificate to congratulate the SPACES team of Alex, Marcos, and Zulie, inviting them to be among other successful businesses in Calabasas. SPACES is a creative working environment with a unique entrepreneurial spirit. We offer dynamic working areas to help you think, create, and collaborate. At SPACES, we host a talented and forward-thinking community with high energy and an appetite for success. We believe that work has become a dynamic, natural impulse blending in with the flow of life. Work is less about things and more about people and ideas. The culture of SPACES goes beyond work, building a community of interesting people doing exciting things.

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It's Time for

SUMMER FUN!

By Marc Cohen Here we go again. It’s summer, and the kids are home. It’s

that you can wear around your neck. It sells for $199 and will

hotter, and tempers will flare. Maybe we aren’t quite as

translate Spanish, Japanese, and Chinese instantaneously.

patient as we should be when the sweat starts rolling down

The translator is a one-way device, so it doesn’t provide a

our backs, so let’s take a look at the some of the things that

means for a two-way conversation. It will, however, make

makes summer more tolerable.

it easier for the person you’re speaking with to give you answers in yes or no responses. You can also get several

The Evapolar is a personal air cooler; it’s portable, retails for

smartphone apps like Google translate, TripLingo, and Say

around $180, and can lower the temperature by as much as

Hi. They work well and are far less expensive than the ili.

17 degrees Celsius. It contains an adjustable light and can serve as a color show.

If you plan to take your music with you but want more than just headphones to listen to, the Libratone might fill

If you want to stay cool at night,

the bill; it’s a small, portable speaker that

check out the Zotto Mattress;

looks great and has 12+ hours of

the technology allows for better

connectivity. The good news

cooling and more comfort. With

is that you can even use it

the use of latex and memory

near water as it’s splash proof!

foam, it’s much cooler than the average mattress and sells for

If snorkeling is your thing, look at

between $650 and $1,095.

the Ameo PowerBreather Sport (APBS); it has a dial for a great

If you plan to travel, there are a

fit and a system that increases

number of tools that can help.

oxygen flow, which will allow you

TripAdvisor.com can be a useful

to swim longer with less fatigue.

site; it gives you reviews on just

The APBS can be used in the ocean

about any travel spot in the world

or in your swimming pool.

and recommends the best lodging, food, and entertainment venues. As with most advisor sites take note: Don’t just read a review or two but poll a majority opinion; many of these sites post fake reviews submitted by the owners of the establishments.

If the gadgets above don’t inspire you to travel, then get a hold of a Discover The World travel DVD; not only will you save money but you won’t have to get off the couch to do it. Thinking about it, though, I’m not sure about the saving money part. Since you will put on 50 pounds just eating potato chips and

Kayak.com is great for trip planning. It searches various travel

lying on the couch, you’ll then

sites for rental cars, hotels, and flights. It has the ability to set price

have to add on the cost of the

alerts and price forecasts, telling you the best time to buy.

cardiologist,

weight-loss

clinic,

and that new exercise bike. It’s a Everyone that travels is now familiar with Airbnb. It locates all

toss-up. The decision is yours.

types of places to stay that are often substantially cheaper

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than hotels.

Often, traveling in foreign countries can be problematic if you don’t speak the language; the ili translator is a device

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See you on the radio!

Marc Cohen

17TH ANNUAL TASTE OF THE VALLEY The Taste of the Valley, San Fernando’s largest wine tasting and food festival, hosted its 17th Annual Food, Wine, Spirits, and Microbrew Festival on April 21, returning to the Westfield Topanga in Canoga Park for an indulgent evening of delectable drinks and bites. More than 1,000 guests enjoyed food and beverage samples from a list of more than 40 San Fernando Valley restaurants and specialty food vendors, along with over 120 microbreweries, wineries, and spirit producers, all which set up shop at the 20,000-square-foot garden space atop the Macy’s parking structure.

Net proceeds benefitted the Valley Cultural Center, which supports local arts

and

community

programming,

and helped organize the event with the support of the Westfield Topanga.

For more information on Valley Cultural Center, visit valleycultural.org.

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Saddle Peak LODGE

By Lori Berezin

Experience Legendary Dining

Hungry carnivores and culinary explorers seeking to appease their exotic appetites should head to Saddle Peak Lodge for their next romantic dinner or Sunday brunch. Located in the stunning foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains in Calabasas, Saddle Peak Lodge has been the goto spot for epicureans on the go for more than 100 years.

Nestled beneath a legendary rock formation known as Shadow Peak, this renowned watering hole provided a cozy hideaway for cowboys, fishermen, gold miners, and travelers seeking refuge en route to their latest adventure. It was developed into a summer resort called Crater Camp, boasting rustic cabins, fishing camps, and clean mountain air. Eventually discovered

by Hollywood’s elite, this out-of-the-way locale became the darling of such megastars as Clark Gable, Charlie Chaplin, and Errol Flynn. To this day, movie moguls, musicians, actors, and locals can still discover a distinctive dining experience amidst the lodge’s rustic, romantic ambiance.

Serving dinner nightly from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and scenic Sunday brunch from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Saddle Peak Lodge offers a variety of unique fare focused on wild fish and game, plus gluten-free and vegetarian options. Its log-cabin look is adorned with the trappings of a posh hunting lodge, replete with antler door handles plus a cornucopia of quaint memorabilia. There’s a private patio plus four distinctive rooms that are ideal for weddings and special occasions of all kinds. An additional cozy patio comes alive each night with shimmering lights, providing the perfect setting for any event or romantic dinner beneath the stars.

The real stars are former owner Ann Graham Ehringer, who revitalized the restaurant in 1992 before passing the baton to current proprietor Deep Septhi of Bombay Palace and Nirvana in Beverly Hills. Executive Chef Adam Horton’s captivating menu includes elk, emu, bison, water buffalo, and other tasty meat, fish, and vegetarian items. Sample the Saddle Peak Sour, made with Jack Daniel's No. 7, lemon juice, simple

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syrup, Peychaud's Bitters, and egg whites (yes, that’s right), plus notes of vanilla and ginger. For an historic treat, try their Johnny Cake, a sweet pre-Columbian specialty presented in an iron skillet.

Named one of Gayot’s Top 5 Rising Chefs, Chef Horton graduated from Le Cordon Bleu California in Pasadena.

He apprenticed at Saddle Peak Lodge before moving to Europe to train with some of the world’s most renowned chefs. Horton worked with Chef Gordon Ramsay in London and gained additional e x p e r ie n c e at several acclaimed Michelin-starred restaurants, including Le Moulin de Mougins, La Palme d’Or, Taillevent, and Troisgros.

From perfectly cooked salmon to juicy venison, Chef Horton cooks up an array of mouthwatering dishes worthy of the lodge’s legendary past. There’s no time like the present to try their delightful Seared Venison Carpaccio appetizer, followed by a renowned game trio, sporting an assortment of elk, buffalo, and choice of emu or venison served atop cooked spinach, cauliflower, and mashed sweet potatoes. Or head down under and sample the kangaroo.

The New Zealand lamb chops are also spectacular. Top off the meal with some decadent banana huckleberry bread pudding and vanilla ice cream.

Guests can hang out before and after their meal at the small copper-top bar.

Don’t forget to visit their upstairs Double Barrel Room to sample some exceptional whiskies in their dedicated whiskey bar. Drink in the ambiance amidst the majestic mountain scenery. Guests can experience a wide variety of whiskeys or purchase a bottle and become a Double Barrel Member to get exclusive perks.

If you’re fortunate enough to come for Sunday brunch, stroll the wooded grounds before sampling the sublime goat cheese and broccoli quiche, wagyu beef burger topped with zesty blue cheese and a fried egg, salmon or bacon eggs Benedict, hearty flat-iron steak served with eggs, French toast, and buttermilk waffles. Keep the Bellinis, Bloody Marys and Mimosas flowing before tasting their homemade sorbets or cappuccino pots de crème. Then head down Malibu Canyon to the beach or take a hike in Malibu Creek State Park and celebrate another perfectly delicious Calabasas day. n Saddle Peak Lodge 419 Cold Canyon Rd., Calabasas 818.222.3888 | saddlepeaklodge.com

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EVERY SATURDAY, 8AM – 1PM CALABASAS FARMERS MARKET

Rain or shine, residents and visitors flock to Old Town Calabasas where a weekly farmers market replaces the old general store. Local vendors bring their fresh and exotic fruits, vegetables, flowers, baked goods, and prepared foods to go. cityofcalabasas.com/farmersmarket.html.

july JULY 4TH CALABASAS FIREWORKS SPECTACULAR 5:00PM – 8:30PM: Family Fun Zone hosted by “Who’s That DJ?” featuring games and prizes, inflatables, arts and crafts, temporary tattoos, stilt walkers, balloons, and more! 7:15PM – 8:45PM: Live musical dance party. Musically choreographed Fireworks Spectacular at 9:00PM! Field seating on synthetic grass turf and limited stand seating. Low-back lawn chairs and blankets strongly recommended. Advanced tickets required, $10 per person. Children under 2 free. Located at Calabasas High School Football Field, 22855 W. Mulholland Hwy.

JULY 4TH WESTLAKE VILLAGE’S 49TH ANNUAL 4TH OF JULY PARADE This classic hometown parade has been occurring since 1969 in the City of Westlake Village on the 4th of July. The parade begins at the corner of Lakeview Canyon and Agoura Road and marches down the four-block Agoura Road route to Berniece Bennett Park. Once at the park, guests can partake in games, bouncers, music, arts and crafts, free popsicles, and water. Patriotic entertainers, flag retirement ceremonies,

3RD ANNUAL ROTARY CLUB CASINO NIGHT On June 3, the Woodland Hills and Calabasas Rotary Club held their 3rd Annual Poker Tournament and Casino "Nite" Gala to combat human trafficking in our community. Hosted by Mark De Carlo at the Canyon Club in Agoura Hills, over 300 attendees tested their luck on the casino games and in the poker tournament in an effort to win a slice of the $10,000 in table prizes. Guests raved over the many raffle prizes and the opportunity to win the 50/50 raffle. A silent auction offered options including music memorabilia, gift baskets, exciting experiences, and gift certificates to many local businesses. The live auction boasted once-in-a-lifetime vacations, such as a safari in Africa. Among the many celebrities in attendance were Scott Baio, Audley Harrison, Jeffrey Simon, and many of the cast from TV's Survivor. Thank you to Paul Gross, Lucy Martin, Gary and Nora Stines, Jeffrey Stern, Jeffrey Pollack, and Lonnie Mintz for a successful event.

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musicians, and pancake breakfasts have been featured activities throughout the years.

JULY 21ST SOCAL RIDE TO DEFEAT ALS AND WALK/RUN Join this one-day cycling event designed to appeal to every level of cyclist and supporter of The ALS Association. It offers a 40-mile challenge route, a 25-mile route, and a five- or 10mile family fun route. Also includes a short walk/run around Dos Vientos Park for any non-cyclists. Every participant can count on support from start to finish with rest stops, SAG (support and gear) vehicles, and route monitors. Upon completing the tour, riders are welcomed back by cheering crowds and finish-line festivities that include live entertainment, a delicious BBQ lunch, and more! Register now at socalride.org.

KELLER WILLIAMS RED DAY Every year on May 10, Keller Williams Realty associates around the world volunteer their time to their local communities during RED Day. RED Day stands for renew, energize, and donate. On this day, each office selects a local organization or charity of their choice and dedicates an entire day to helping make a difference within the charity and for its recipients. This year on May 10, the Keller Williams Calabasas team spent the day at The Commons Senior Living Facility in Woodland Hills. Residents of the senior-living community and associates from Keller Williams Calabasas shared a day of laughter and fun together. They sang songs and played a variety of card games.

Some residents even enjoyed baking their own challah bread with the KW associates. The spirit of RED Day was vibrant and evident throughout the day.

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WEEKENDS JUNE 29TH – AUGUST 5TH KINGSMEN SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL The 22nd season of one of the region’s most popular outdoor theatrical events features the Kingsmen Shakespeare Company’s performances of William Shakespeare’s The Two Noble Kinsmen and Othello. General admission is $25 for adults, $20 for seniors 65 and over, $15 for students with ID, and as always, free for everyone under 18. Reserved lawn boxes have room for six and are available online for $90 to $110. Located at California Lutheran University. For more information, visit KingsmenShakespeare.org or call 805.493.3452.

JULY 7TH – DECEMBER 1ST 9AM – 11AM WESTLAKE GT CARS AND COFFEE Reinvented. Join them the first Saturday of every month as they showcase Southern California's most intriguing cars.

Westlake GT features ultra-luxury, exotic, super, and classic cars from private owners, collector groups, and local dealerships. Open to the public. Located at O'Gara Westlake in the Thousand Oaks Auto Mall, 3610 E. Thousand Oaks Bl., Westlake Village. For more information, visit westlakegranturismo.com or call 805.719.4333.

JULY 8TH – AUGUST 19TH 41ST ANNUAL FREE CONCERTS ON THE GREEN Hosted by the Valley Cultural Center. There is plenty of room for a late afternoon picnic with the family while being entertained by headline performers. The concerts are generally held on Sunday afternoons. Located at 5800 Topanga Canyon Bl., Woodland Hills. For the schedule or more information, visit valleycultural.org or call 877.704.3456.

JULY 8TH – AUGUST 19TH AGOURA HILLS SUMMER CONCERTS IN THE PARK The City of Agoura Hills Department of Community Services and The Acorn Newspapers are pleased to announce the 2018 Summer Concerts in the Park series. All concerts are free, begin at 6:00PM, and (except for July 22nd) are held at Chumash Park, 5550 Medea Valley Dr., Agoura Hills.

The July 22nd concert will be at Agoura High School PAEC, 28545 Driver Avenue. For schedule and more information, call 818.597.7361 or visit agourahillsrec.org.

TUESDAY MORNINGS, JULY 10TH – AUGUST 7TH 9:30AM – 11:30AM LIL' RANCHERS DAYS Mark your calendars for Lil' Ranchers Days at the Leonis Adobe Museum in Calabasas. Fun for the entire family with activities and live kids’ music, feeding the ranch animals, and more. Members free; non-members $8/person (age 2 & up); under age 2 free. For more information, visit leonisadobemuseum.org.

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ROSIE’S MARKET AT WESTFIELD TOPANGA The Rosie Network and Westfield partnered together to spotlight local veteran and military family-owned businesses as part of the “Rosie’s Market – A Veteran and Military Spouse Business Showcase” that took place as a one-day pop-up event at Westfield Topanga.

Occurring in conjunction with Armed Forces Day on Saturday, May 19, the market provided a unique opportunity for approximately 20 local veteran entrepreneurs and military spouses to introduce their brands and sell their products to the wider community. In partnership with Operation Gratitude, visitors helped to create care packages filled with food, entertainment, personal hygiene products, handmade items, as well as over 120 personal letters of appreciation. The day’s events also included an American Red Cross blood drive, Color Guard ceremony, medley of musical performances, and much more. For more information on The Rosie Network, visit therosienetwork.org.

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JULY 15TH - AUGUST 26TH 2018 SUN SETS CONCERT SERIES AT CALABASAS LAKE All concerts begin at 6:00 p.m. and are free to the public.

Located on the Calabasas Lake Greenbelt adjacent to the Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center. Schedule: July 15th, Cold Duck; August 5th, Sinatra Big Band; August 26th, Steely Jam, Steely Dan Tribute Act.

JULY 21ST 7AM – 2PM AHCCC COMMUNITY FLEA MARKET The community flea market will have 30 vendors. This “onestop shop” will feature clothing, jewelry, vintage, antiques, succulents, gifts, and much more! Located at 27040 Malibu Hills Rd., Calabasas. For more information, contact Jenna at 818.880.2993 or visit ahccc.org.

JULY 24TH 4PM – 7PM WINE WITH THE WESTLAKE VILLAGE JR. WOMEN'S CLUB Go meet the ladies of the Westlake Village Junior Women's Club and learn how they have fun while doing good. The club was founded in 1968 by women dedicated to improving the lives of others through volunteer service. Now in its 50th year of service, members continue the work of actively serving women and children living in the Conejo Valley and surrounding areas. They are daughters, mothers, and sisters and are united by a desire to be deeply involved in the community, ignite motivation, and inspire change. Located at Stonehaus in Westlake Village.

august AUGUST 1ST – AUGUST 12TH VENTURA COUNTY FAIR There is something for everyone at the fair. From carnival rides and corn dogs to farm animals, exhibits, entertainment, and good, old family fun, the Ventura County Fair, “A Country Fair with Ocean Air,” has something exciting for everyone. You can enter a contest, visit the farm animals, watch a free concert, go on the rides, eat lots of yummy food, or do one of the hundreds of other down-home fair activities. For more information, visit venturacountyfair.org.

CALABASAS LADIES “A” TEAM AT CCC The Calabasas Country Club Ladies “A” Team is one of 16 golf teams spanning from San Luis Obispo to Calabasas. The ladies play a Partner’s Best Ball Match, and compete in a total of six matches. These great golfers won the first playoff match making everyone at Calabasas Country Club very proud! Back Row: Bonnie Roberts, Dana Kates, Lori Litow, Sharon Carr, Eileen Bastian, Kaye Lindsey, Carin Meyer, Amber Gendein, Lorraine Krieger. Front Row: Lisa Ungar, Helen Fishman, Nancy Koss, and Terry Nelson.

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AUGUST 5TH 11AM – 3PM BRIDAL PREMIERE SHOW AT HYATT REGENCY WESTLAKE The Bridal Premiere Show offers a fun day filled with ideas, expert advice, and plenty of prizes for the lucky bride to be and her groom. Meet over 90 exclusive wedding professionals ready to assist with all aspects of wedding planning. Enjoy the latest bridal fashions and sample tasty treats from caterers and bakeries. Stroll the aisles, be snapped by photographers, dance to music, and win fabulous prizes through fun casino play. Located at 800 S. Westlake Boulevard in Westlake Village. For more information, visit bridalpremiere.com.

WALK OF FAME WESTFIELD TOPANGA The Village at Westfield Topanga, in partnership with Walk of Hearts, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the value of education by recognizing exceptional teachers in Los Angeles County, welcomed the community to participate in their annual Walk of Fame celebration, honoring five outstanding teachers and partners in education on Sunday, May 6. The event was hosted by Joe and Katie Andrews of the Walk of Hearts Foundation and the Village at Westfield Topanga.

This is Walk of Hearts’ 15th year of teacher recognition and the third year in partnership with the Village at Westfield Topanga. Notable attendees included Bob Blumenfeld, Los Angeles City Councilman; Scott Schmerelson, LAUSD Board Member; Larry Green, Senior Vice President of Development for Westfield; and Molly Unger, Vice President, Senior General Manager of Westfield Topanga, The Village & Promenade.

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AUGUST 11TH 4PM – 7:30PM 17TH ANNUAL MIDSUMMER EVE WINE FESTIVAL The Midsummer Eve Wine Festival began in 2001 to benefit the Ventura County Special Olympics and the Thousand Oaks Rotary Foundation. Sponsored by the Thousand Oaks Rotary Foundation, the Midsummer Eve Wine Festival is a delightful time for wine and food tasting, a silent auction, and live music. Appearances by U.S. Olympic and Special Olympic athletes. Special pre-sale ticket prices: $60 per person. For more information, visit midsummerevewinefestival.com.

AUGUST 25TH BULLDOG 50K AND 25K The challenging and popular Bulldog runs consist of two races—the 25K Trail Run and the 50K Trail Ultra Run, conducted simultaneously. Join and run in the beautiful scenic Santa Monica Mountains recreational area beginning at the base camp in Malibu Creek State Park. The course offers inspirational vistas of untamed terrain and sweeping ocean views.

The challenging trail weaves through the mountains on single-track and fire roads. 50K at 6:30AM and 25K at 7:30AM. For more information, visit trailrunevents.com/bd/.

AUGUST 26TH 8AM TOPANGA VINTAGE MARKET AT PIERCE COLLEGE One of L.A'.s top five fleas. Full of vintage and antiques, plus great local artisans, food trucks, and live music. Always the fourth Sunday, with over 180 vendors. Furniture, tools, clothes, toys, so junkalicious! Free parking, $3 entry, kids free, no pets please!

AUGUST 26TH 4PM – 8PM 805 WINE & BREW FESTIVAL The Conejo Simi Moorpark Association of REALTORS (CSMAR) and the CSMAR Public Benefit Foundation a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, invite you to their 805 Wine & Brew Festival, a philanthropic event being held at the beautiful Los Robles Greens in Thousand Oaks. Wine & beer tastings will be offered by local wineries and breweries and food prepared by the

SANE BOUTIQUE ENDLESS SUMMER FASHION SHOW SANE Boutique owner and founder Auna Simon hosted an Endless Summer Fashion Show on June 7 at the Sagebrush Cantina.

chef at Los Robles Greens. The event will also include various art & craft vendors, a silent raffle and the rocking music of IGNITION, an awesome local cover band. 299 S. Moorpark Rd. in Thousand Oaks. For more information, visit 805winebrewfest.com.

to casual dresses, chic tops and tees, bottoms and jumpsuits,

SAVE THE DATE: OCTOBER 20TH 16TH ANNUAL ‘STAND UP FOR KIDS’ GALA DINNER & AUCTION

and a nice array of handbags and accessories—all offered at

Step back in time and experience a decade full of glitz, glam-

affordable prices. Auna also specializes in the personal shopping

our, and old-fashioned fun hosted by the Boys & Girls Clubs of

experience to help you find unique and special pieces to make

Greater Conejo Valley. The event centers around a 1920s theme

your style shine. She can also help you host your own special par-

and takes place at the Four Seasons Hotel in Westlake Village.

ty or fundraiser event in the community. Like Auna, many of the

Evening highlights include a silent and live auction, gourmet din-

models who participated in the fashion show are busy moms who

ing, entertainment, and dancing. Sponsorship and volunteer op-

looked gorgeous, sexy, happy, and confident walking down the

portunities are available. For more information, call 818.706.0905

runway. To shop her collection online, visit saneboutique.com or

or visit bgcconejo.org.

call Auna Simon at 818.416.2771 for an appointment in her new

Send in any calendar submissions three months in advance to: calabasasstylecalendar@gmail.com.

The festive evening included music, champagne, community awards, and plenty of style! Auna’s Fashions range from dressy

Calabasas showroom located at 5101 Douglas Fir, Calabasas.

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Chevys ! y a D e h t Save

By Dustin Troyan Photography by Tony De Frank and Kamran Nazarian The 36th Annual Classic Chevy Show was a huge success. Over 250 show cars were on display, and a couple of thousand spectators attended. There might not be a more energetic and passionate group of car owners out there. Chevy Club chose Rancho San Antonio Boys Town as their location and as the beneficiary of the show’s proceeds. Rancho San Antonio Boys Town in Chatsworth helps to provide underprivileged youth safe homes and learning environments to help secure their futures.

Over the last dozen years, Chevy Club has donated well over $150,000 to the charity. This year the Classic Chevys of So Cal is expected to donate around $20,000 from the proceeds of their show. The club has a strong connection with Rancho and Brother John, who operates Rancho San Antonio, and does its best to raise the bar each year. At the show, there were many different attractions and fundraisers, including a charity raffle, bake auction, silent auction, 350 Chevy Engine raffle courtesy of Rydell Chevrolet, model car show, and contest hosted by Laski Scale and Vendor Midway. There were awards for the top 50 show cars. A huge congratulations to the Chevy Club, sponsors, vendors, and everyone that made it happen, including the amazing team at Rancho. It was about the community supporting each other and making the world better through the passion of cars and people. Everybody won!

For more information: classicchevysofsocal.com

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Wine & Dine STEAKHOUSE

AMERICANA

MORTON’S THE STEAKHOUSE 6250 Canoga Ave., Woodland Hills 818.703.7272 | mortons.com/woodlandhills

DAVENPORT’S RESTAURANT 16120 Ventura Blvd., Encino 818.855.1203 | davenportsrestaurant.com

Morton’s The Steakhouse Woodland Hills is the perfect destination for dinner with an extensive wine collection, USDA prime-aged beef, succulent seafood, and decadent desserts.

Enjoy fresh seafood, steaks, sushi, and chef-inspired cocktails in a comfortable atmosphere. Dine on the patio with fire pits, a wonderful place to relax and enjoy good food and friends.

DELICATESSEN

CHARCUTERIE MEAT-UP

BRENT’S DELI 2799 Townsgate Rd., Westlake Village 805.557.1882 | brentsdeli.com for additional location

THE STONEHAUS 32039 Agoura Rd., Westlake Village 818.483.1152 | the-stonehaus.com

Free appetizers from 4-6:30 p.m. Mon-Fri, $5 well drinks and appetizers from 3-6:30 p.m. on weekends.

We didn’t invent Happy Hour, we just made it better!

This venue is the area’s most popular “meeting place” where guests can relax over coffee or wine– New menu with healthy breakfast, lunch, and dinner items. On the grounds of the Westlake Village Inn.

NEW AMERICAN CUISINE

EUROPEAN BISTRO

SADDLE PEAK LODGE 419 Cold Canyon Rd., Calabasas 818.222.3888 | saddlepeaklodge.com

MEDITERRANEO 32037 Agoura Rd., Westlake Village 818.889.9105 | med-rest.com

Romantic mountain lodge with a scenic patio, offers upmarket new American fare, including wild game.This is one of LA’s most iconic fine dining and private event destinations.

Mediterraneo is a top Zagat-rated restaurant and bar serving fresh, European-style cuisine with unparalleled quality and value.

Located on the grounds of the beautiful Westlake Village Inn.

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Wine & Dine FRENCH DINING CAFÉ BIZOU 30315 Canwood St., Agoura Hills 818.991.9560 | cafebizou.com Cozy and candlelit, featuring an extensive menu of Francophile favorites including sweetbreads and steak frites.

A favorite with wine buffs for its $2 corkage fee.

STEAKHOUSE MASTRO’S STEAKHOUSE & OCEAN CLUB 2087 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks | 805.418.1811 18412 PCH, Malibu | 310.454.4357 | mastrosrestaurants.com Mastro’s Steakhouse offers a menu of the best prime steaks and premium fresh seafood, served in a sophisticated, classic atmosphere. The result is a truly unparalleled dining experience.

HEARTS4MERCY CHARITY EVENT On June 10, the Los Angeles-based charity support group Hearts4Mercy hosted the first U.S.-based fundraiser for Mercy Childcare, an organization located in Kampala, Uganda, whose mission is to provide shelter, food, education, medical care, and love to orphans and abandoned children. Guests were treated to an hour-long concert featuring exciting musical numbers, African dance, and

AMERICANA

a special guest per for mance by Ugandan recording artist

ZIN BISTRO AMERICANA 32131 Lindero Cyn. Rd., Westlake Village 818.865.0095 | zinwestlake.com

ly-sourced jewelry, bags, and artwork, as well as a silent

Nostalgic cuisine with a synergy of cultural flavors. Beautiful lakeside setting. Sunday brunch is popular with locals. Thursday through Sunday evening for live music and dinner on the lake!

Wilson Bugembe. An African marketplace featuring localauction for a nine-night stay in Uganda, were featured to help raise funds for Mercy Childcare. For additional information on this worthy boutique charity organization and to find ways to help enrich the lives of the children it serves, please visit mercychildcare.org.

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David Mirisch

By Lori Berezin Longtime Hollywood publicist and Westlake Village resident David Mirisch has been known throughout the entertainment industry as the “Man with the Gold Rolodex.” For the past five decades, Mirisch has provided celebrity talent for more than 2,500 fundraising events, helping to raise over $35 million dollars for noteworthy causes. Mirisch is a member of the famed Mirisch Film Company family that produced 72 feature films and won 28 Academy Awards including three Best Picture Awards. Feature films included West Side Story, The Great Escape, The Pink Panther, Some Like It Hot, In the Heat of the Night, Midway and The Magnificent Seven.

On July 15, an exhibit showcasing photographs, awards and memorabilia from the publicist’s past 50 years of work will open at the Museum of Ventura County, 100 E. Main Street, Ventura. Renowned celebrities such as Muhammad Ali, Farrah Fawcett, Peter Sellers, Wilt Chamberlain, Frank Sinatra and others will be featured in this star-studded display. The exhibit will be on display Wednesdays and Saturdays and by appointment through August 18. Mirisch will give a Museum talk about his experiences in July.

Mirisch continues to lend his support to outstanding charities, including High Hopes, an Orange County-based nonprofit that services people with brain injuries. On Monday, October 22, High Hopes is holding “The David Mirisch Celebrity Invitational Golf Classic” at Mountain Gate Country Club in Los Angeles, featuring many show-business and sports celebrities.

Mirisch also works with the Special Olympics, City of Hope, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, American Cancer Society, Muscular Dystrophy Association, and many other organizations. He helped transform the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PANCAN) into the largest of its kind in the United States and the Los Angeles chapter of the Make-A-Wish Foundation into the most prominent chapter in the country.

For more information, visit venturamuseum.org. To learn more about David Mirisch, visit dmirisch.com. n

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Financial Dialogue

By Mark Wendell All of us want to successfully educate and raise our children, have profitable investments, have a successful career, have sufficient money in our budgets, plan a comfortable retirement, have fulfilling relationships, and most importantly, achieve and maintain good health. But beyond these familiar personal aspirations, most clients of financial professionals seldom discuss their

• If you could wish away three problems in your life, what would they be and would money be the answer?

• Have you written a biography and how would you like to be remembered by friends and family?

deepest wishes, fears, desires, and feelings.

• What do you feel is your purpose in life and how will money be a part of fulfilling that purpose?

Financial professionals are accustomed to asking their clients

Sometimes during the “life issues” discovery process, the finan-

the standard questions about goals, objectives, and risks and

cial professional can even uncover problems, inconsistencies, or

occasionally less-common questions about estate planning,

misunderstandings that might disastrously affect the likelihood

wills, trusts, taxes, and insurance. However, great financial pro-

of meeting goals and which may diminish the added value an

fessionals also ask “life issues” questions to discover the some-

advisor brings to a client over the course of a long-term relation-

times subtle, sometimes crucial issues clients are reluctant to

ship. This personal information brought to light also helps the cli-

communicate. A more personal survey often evokes anecdotes

ent realize and the advisor define what is expected of the client

from a client’s lifetime of experience and a deeper understand-

in the relationship.

ing of the unique challenges that consume a client’s time, emotions, and attention. Client-discovery questions consider not just

Discovering a client’s essential goals, values, and history early

the numbers that measure clients’ financial situations, but also

in a relationship rarely intrudes on the client’s privacy, but often

the stories that define them as unique and interesting people.

serves to nurture a closer understanding and mutual respect between client and advisor. For the financial professional, under-

Perceptive financial professionals delve into clients’ past experi-

standing personal “life issues” provides the satisfaction of help-

ences that have defined them as the individuals they are today

ing fulfill the client’s highest expectations beyond mere figures

and, not coincidentally, shaped how they approach money

on an account statement. For the client bewildered by the mul-

matters currently. Their successes, failures, and concerns in the

titude of financial options

present and their hopes and visions for the future compel them

available today, it provides

to plan with whatever financial assets they possess, to provide

not just the guidance of a

not just for themselves, but also their families. Great financial pro-

great financial profession-

fessionals could ask some “life issues” questions, such as:

al, but also the reassurance that comes from communi-

• How would you live your life if you had all the financial security you need?

• How do you feel about money? What is its purpose now and for the future?

• What are your expectations for your financial future and can you accept outside guidance?

• How are you doing with your financial picture at this stage in your life and what would you change?

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“Real estate is an imperishable asset, ever increasing in value.

It is the most solid security that human ingenuity has devised.

It is the basis of all security and about the only indestructible security.”

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RECENT SALES* Address

Neighborhood

Sq. ft.

List Price

Sales Price

4609 Park Mirasol

Calabasas Lake

2,964

$1,350,000

$1,400,000

4645 Park Mirasol

Calabasas Lake

2,873

$1,525,000

$1,450,000

4236 Park Verdi

Bellagio

3,582

$1,579,000

$1,560,000

23307 Park Soldi

Bellagio

2,995

$1,495,000

$1,480,000

23285 Park Ensenada

Classic Calabasas

2,558

$1,295,000

$1,250,000

23444 Park Hermosa

Classic Calabasas

2,580

$1,399,000

$1,365,000

4349 Park Arroyo

Creekside

2,309

$899,000

$936,000

4741 Barcelona

Vista Point

3,685

$1,699,000

$1,700,000

24773 Calle Altamira

Calabasas Hills

2,446

$1,275,000

$1,225,000

3817 Mountain Shadows

Calabasas View

3,795

$1,649,000

$1,560,000

22953 De Kalb

Mulwood

2332

$999,000

$1,060,000

3771 Eddingham

Mulwood Heights

3,000

$1,520,000

$1,510,000

22107 Palais

Mulholland Heights

3,809

$1,629,000

$1,575,000

22405 Calipatria

Mulholland Heights

4,068

$1,599,000

$1,640,000

25737 Simpson

Mountain View

5,050

$2,275,000

$2,222,500

5617 Sloan

Mountain View

4,912

$2,495,000

$2,335,000

5201 Newcastle

Mountain View

7,078

$2,879,000

$2,650,000

25406 Cumberland

Mountain View

6,610

$2,995,000

$2,875,000

3940 Prado De Las Bellotas

The Oaks

4,611

$2,749,000

$2,634,000

25520 Prado De Oro

The Oaks

5,603

$3,199,000

$3,204,000

3805 Prado De Las Uvas

The Oaks

6,704

$3,849,000

$3,760,000

25571 Prado De Azul

The Oaks

6,599

$4,099,000

$4,100,000

5791 Jed Smith

Hidden Hills

3,132

$2,249,000

$2,239,000

23738 Long Valley

Hidden Hills

9,145

$5,995,000

$5,500,000

6005 Annie Oakley

Hidden Hills

9,120

$8,990,000

$7,010,000

*Sales represent closed transactions between 5/1/2018-6/7/2018 (Standard Sales only)

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