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104 GLAM ROCKS As early-’80s punk influences re-emerge on the fashion scene, jewelers rise to the occasion with bold designs to match.

116 VIEW FROM THE TOP Nasty Gal’s Sophia Amoruso teams up with designer Pamela Shamshiri

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126 GIRL ON FIRE Miss Sloane star Jessica Chastain is redefining the role of leading lady, conquering Hollywood on her own terms.

134 CINEMATIC VISION A choreographed staff and seamless series of boutiques lend Ralph Lauren’s newly renovated Rodeo Drive flagship the big-screen charm of his most brilliant creations.

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On Our Cover JESSICA CHASTAIN wearing an ELIZABETH AND JAMES dress, GRAZIELA GEMS earrings and EF COLLECTION ring. PHOTOGRAPHED BY Jan Welters. STYLED BY Alison Edmond. HAIR Christian Wood at The Wall Group using Christophe Robin. MAKEUP Jeanine Lobell at Tim Howard Management using Chanel. MANICURE Christina Aviles at Opus Beauty using Dior Vernis.

“VIEW FROM THE TOP” (P.116): SAM FROST. “GLAM ROCKS” (P.104): CHRISTIAN ANWANDER. “CINEMATIC VISION” (P.134): COURTESY OF RALPH LAUREN. “GIRL ON FIRE” (P.126): JAN WELTERS. SEE SHOPPING GUIDE FOR DETAILS, P.138

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38 #CMYCALIFORNIA Cassandra Grey’s beautiful world.

43 C WHAT’S HOT Manuela’s arty appetite. Fashion designer Heidi Merrick sets up shop in Downtown Los Angeles. Mom’s the word in Francesco Carrozzini’s new documentary.

55 C FASHION Crushing on Chanel’s new jewelry line.

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77 C DESIGN At her new boutique and art gallery in Brentwood, Alison Palevsky wrangles the unusual suspects. Slumber-party essentials.

85 C MENU L.A. says bonjour to Ladurée.

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91 C TRAVEL Home sweet home, Los Cabos edition.

99 C CULTURE Tom Ford is at it again behind the camera.

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138 SHOPPING GUIDE 140 WHEN IN What a girl wants in West Hollywood.

142 PHOTO FINISH Corinne Foxx follows in her famous father’s footsteps.

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FOUNDER’S LETTER

Hollywood: a place that so many people know of, and many think they know. But behind the scenes, it is a whole different world than the one it’s widely perceived to be. The power players who make movies happen, the artists and the dreamers who bring projects to life, and the actors who transcend and become icons inhabit a world that is nothing short of heady and intoxicating.

It’s no wonder people come west to follow their dreams…

When I was 17, a year after moving to California from Michigan, I landed my perfect summer job, working for a production company based at the Paramount Pictures lot. To walk through the gates every morning, eat at the legendary commissary and stroll by the “New York” street scenes or studios full of amazing productions was a dream come true for this Midwestern teen.

I saw all of the hard work that went into creating entertainment and also the business side of it— an education, for sure. I still love to see a movie every chance I get and escape into its fantasy, but I also know how many people have worked to make it a reality and appreciate the journey to get to the final shot. In this issue we chose to focus on stories that celebrate the glamour of Tinseltown.

Jessica Chastain is one actor whose story reads like a movie script of its own. Having worked for years, she burst onto the scene in 2011 with a whopping seven films. Award nominations followed and designers couldn’t wait to dress her. She emerged as a star, in the old-fashioned sense of the word, and continues on that trajectory with her new thriller, Miss Sloane.

If clothes make the man, costumes are pretty darn crucial in the scheme of films. The definition of elegance can be found in the costumes of The Great Gatsby starring Robert Redford and Mia Farrow. Or what about the way Diane Keaton was dressed in Annie Hall? Perfection—and all the work of designer Ralph Lauren. With his celluloid success, he has also mastered dressing celebs for award shows and parties galore. We profile the designer on the eve of his L.A. flagship’s grand reopening and discover how he plays the part.

A red-carpet moment comes with the territory in this industry, and there’s no other way to nail it than with the right outfit and jewels. Our fashion and jewelry portfolio is glam but modern at the same time…no shrinking violets need apply. After all, it is about making a statement, isn’t it?

Which leads us seamlessly into our feature on Sophia Amoruso, founder of Nasty Gal, who started an eBay store at the age of 22 and parlayed it into a major clothing and retail company. That she is now going global with a TV show proves Amoruso has no plans to slow down. We step into her stylish hideaway, designed by Pamela Shamshiri, featuring jaw-dropping views and a cool art collection to match.

We also highlight Tom Ford and his new movie Nocturnal Animals and Francesco Carrozzini’s documentary, Franca: Chaos and Creation. And go to the best in the beauty industry for all of their tricks of the trade. These stories and so many more capture the magic that happens behind the scenes, behind the headlines and behind the deals…all before the credits roll.

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C PEOPLE Who’s who behind the scenes of this month’s issue, plus their favorite California places

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Kelly Atterton “I’ve been covering the L.A. beauty scene for years and there’s always something exciting and new to report,” says Kelly Atterton, who details Hollywood beauty secrets in “Kiss and Tell,” p.67.

A freelance creative consultant and brand strategist, Atterton was formerly West Coast editor of Allure, and has held posts at Vanity Fair and Vogue. C SPOTS • Sqirl in Silver Lake for the sorrel pesto rice bowl and ricotta toast with jam • Blackwood Coffee Bar in Hollywood for the perfect latte • Massage and sushi at Tomoko Japanese Spa in Beverly Hills

Amy Dickerson “From Chef Whitsell’s soulful food to the sculpture of Louise Bourgeois, plus a stellar playlist, the warm sun on the outdoor terrace and the smell of fresh biscuits, shooting Manuela beautifully satisfied all the senses,” says L.A.-based photographer Amy Dickerson, who captured Hauser Wirth & Schimmel’s new restaurant venture in “Fresh Perspective,” p.43. Dickerson is a regular contributor to publications such as The New York Times and The Hollywood Reporter. C SPOTS • 29 Palms Inn in the Mojave Desert— it’s the perfect escape to drink tequila and take in the desert • Idyllwild in the mountains—I love being in the pines eating a bowl of pasta at Café Aroma, watching the snow fall and talking to locals • Hikes around Lake Hollywood—it feels like an oasis in the middle of an urban jungle

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Keith Carpenter “The approach for each girl was to revive covers from the ’80s, from Blondie to Mohawks and everything in between,” says New York hairstylist Keith Carpenter of the era-defining vision behind the locks featured in “Glam Rocks,” p.104.

Carpenter has tended to the tresses of Shailene Woodley and Susan Sarandon, and produced looks for Jill Stuart and Vera Wang runway collections. He regularly works for high-profile clients including Revlon and Victoria’s Secret. C SPOTS • Akasha restaurant in Culver City for good farm-to-table cuisine and atmosphere • The Russian River—fab, hippie-dippie • Horseback riding around the Santa Ynez Valley—its beauty is unreal

Raina Silberstein “The fashion was extraordinary, featuring simple silhouettes with luxe details,” muses L.A.-based style assistant Raina Silberstein, who lent her expertise on set for this month’s cover story (“Girl on Fire,” p.126). Silberstein has assisted on projects for the likes of Marie Claire and Elle UK. C SPOTS • The Little Door in West Hollywood for a romantic date night • Sweet Rose Creamery in L.A. for the best fresh mint ice cream • Point Lobos in Carmel for its coastal views

SHAMSHIRI: WYATT TROLL. SILBERSTEIN: MEREDITH BRUNER. DICKERSON: DAVID RICKETTS. CARPENTER: CARL LESSARD. ATTERTON: DAVID ATTERTON

“Sophia Amoruso is a fearless entrepreneur who brought her unique edge and femininity to the design process,” says Pamela Shamshiri of collaborating with the Nasty Gal founder on the interiors of her L.A. estate (“View From the Top,” p.116). As a former partner and co-founder of Commune Design and now force behind her namesake Studio Shamshiri, the L.A.-based design maven has countless credits to her name, including the Ace Hotel Los Angeles and Palm Springs.

C SPOTS • Asanebo sushi in Studio City—I have been going since high school • Manka’s Inverness Lodge for the wooden soaking tubs and delicious food • Madeo restaurant for the best Italian food in L.A.

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“If it were not for the LUXURY and lost GLAMOUR of Hollywood, my co-founders and I wouldn’t have had the inspiration to start Violet Grey,” says the visionary behind the multi-platform BEAUTY bible and glossy brick-and-mortar on Melrose Place. Grey credits her husband, Paramount Pictures CEO Brad Grey, for luring her from New York to L.A., where they now live with their 1-year-old son. Here, her go-to locales—approved by the VIOLET CODE. violetgrey.com.

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“We have been fortunate enough to do three cover shoots at Robert Evans’ estate in Beverly Hills. Did I mention that both Slim Aarons and Helmut Newton used to shoot there?”

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Above: The public garden at HAUSER WIRTH & SCHIMMEL, which supplies Manuela with fresh herbs and vegetables. Left: Harvest tabletop decor.

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Chickens scratch in the dirt. Flowers and emerald rows of herbs shoot upward in the sun. You can catch the scent of smoked pork shoulder and baby back ribs, freshly made tortillas and vegetables sizzling on the grill.

Hauser Wirth & Schimmel, the massive arts complex that opened in March in the Downtown Los Angeles Arts District, now has a garden—and a restaurant. Brilliant. That means you can sip Champagne or dig into some ribs while contemplating whether to buy that very expensive piece of art. Museums have had restaurants for a while now. But since when do galleries? Since now.

Manuela Wirth, one half of the couple topping ArtReview’s 2015 Power 100 list of the world’s most influential figures in contemporary art, wanted a space where Angelenos could spend time and experience the art. She and her husband, Iwan, who own galleries in Zurich, London, New York and Somerset, England (where they also have a restaurant and farm), don’t tend to do anything on a small scale.

Set in a vast former flour mill, Hauser Wirth & Schimmel includes a bookstore and research lab. And the restaurant Manuela (which opened in October), from M Winter Design, unfolds onto a courtyard that rivals a small town plaza. The space is is an art venue in its own right, complete with mirrored chandeliers composed of fluorescent tubes by Paul McCarthy, a Pacific Ocean-themed mural by Mary Heilmann and a mural by Raymond Pettibon depicting an Alpine landscape, part of the artist’s “Vavoom” series.

The project is a collaboration between the gallerist and chef Wes Whitsell, a North Texas native who cooked in L.A. (Osteria La Buca and, briefly, Gjelina and Blair’s) before heading the kitchen at Soho House New York. That’s where he met the Wirths when their L.A. partner, former MOCA curator Paul Schimmel, brought the couple in to try Whitsell’s cooking. Says Wirth, “After tasting his incredible food we immediately proposed the collaboration.”

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From left: Inside the STRIIIKE salon in Beverly Hills. Wine pro HELEN JOHANNESEN.

In a city brimming with creative collaborations, beauty mavens the Streicher sisters and wine guru Helen Johannesen have found yet another way to merge talents. “After attending many of her wine classes, we decided to mesh our worlds,” says brow expert Kristie Streicher (see p.70) of the Now You Know monthly series.

How-to beauty tips and varietal insights share the spotlight at the Striiike salon in Beverly Hills, in addition to curated wines and beauty products on sale. (The next gathering is on November 16.) “We respect each other’s professions and minds,” notes Johannesen, the force behind shop Helen’s Wines and the wine programs at Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo’s culinary empire. “It feels like a modern Tupperware party,” says hairstylist Ashley Streicher. Adds makeup artist Jenn Streicher, “No boys allowed!”

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Big Win Two years ago, when L.A. filmmaker Molly Schiot became frustrated with the lack of interest in sports documentaries about female athletes, she started the Instagram account @TheUnsungHeroines, sharing photos of the pioneers who helped carve a path for today’s wonder women. Her new book, Game Changers: The Unsung Heroines of Sports History (Simon & Schuster, $25), plumbs those narratives, from Janet Guthrie, the first woman to race in the Indy 500 and Daytona 500, to Lynn Hill, the first person in history to free-climb El Capitan.

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Two wish list-topping lines: Coup d’éclat de Cartier, an Art Deco-inspired diamond ring range, and Mallion Infini de Cartier, a gold and diamond-studded, chain-style jewelry collection. 180 El Camino Real, Ste. 305A, Palo Alto, 650-388-7228; cartier.com.

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MARCH Madness A living wall marks the exterior of London designer Anya Hindmarch’s new Melrose boutique. In a move from Robertson, she doubles her retail space to showcase her seasonal Mainline collection together with the Bespoke collection—a unique line and service that allows patrons to personalize pieces with handwritten drawings and messages—for the first time on the West Coast. 8461 Melrose Pl., W.H.; anyahindmarch.com.

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Clockwise from left: FRANCA SOZZANI and her son, FRANCESCO CARROZZINI, as a child.

Sozzani as a teenager. A still of a flower, shot by Sozzani’s father on an 8 mm camera.

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Clockwise from left: Still life of a flower taken by Sozzani’s father. Sozzani laying out a Vogue Italia story shot by STEVEN MEISEL. Inside Sozzani’s office in Milan. Mother and son walking along the Seine in Paris. Carrozini and Sozzani at an event.

“Someone had to tell the story of this crazy Italian woman who did something exceptional,” says Los Angeles-based photographer and director Francesco Carrozzini on the subject of his first documentary, Franca: Chaos and Creation. The “crazy Italian” in question is Franca Sozzani, editor-in-chief of Vogue Italia since 1988, one of the most powerful figures in fashion and, as it happens, the director’s mother.

“It’s like someone paid for therapy for a few years of my life!” he jokes.

Even though the film, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival and is currently making its way through the festival circuit, delves into Sozzani’s extraordinary career— from creating the supermodel phenomenon of the ’90s (Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, et al.) along with her friends Gianni Versace and Steven Meisel to the controversial BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill-inspired photo shoot two years later that made headlines—it aims deeper. “For me [the documentary is] about two people and their love,” says the Emmy-nominated director, whose credits include music videos for Beyoncé, Lana Del Rey and A$AP Rocky, and who regularly shoots for L’Uomo Vogue, Rolling Stone and Vanity Fair.

“Maybe I alienated some [who] just wanted another fashion film, but I gained the biggest audience—everyone who understands the relationship between mother and son.”

The stellar roll call of appearances by Valentino, Karl Lagerfeld and Donatella Versace does not disappoint, but it’s the intimate scenes between Carrozzini and Sozzani bickering in the back of a car or laughing about him as “an ugly baby” that resonate.

“When my father died I started to understand that I missed out on some things, and it took almost five years of making this film to feel comfortable with the story it was telling,” he explains. “I didn’t know anything about her early life. When I stumbled upon these 8 mm films at my grandma’s house, that’s when I understood. We all think of our parents as these perfect human beings and the truth is they are people who have stories and love and hate and make mistakes.

That was the real discovery; my mother is not perfect, but she has the strength and determination and imagination of very few.”

• KIKI GEORGIOU

COPYRIGHT FRANCA THE MOVIE LLC. 2016

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HEIDI MERRICK’s flagship delivers her seaside sensibilities to DOWNTOWN L.A. You can take Heidi Merrick away from the beach, but you can’t take the ocean’s allure out of her namesake line: After 10 years designing her eponymous ready-towear collection from her Downtown Los Angeles studio, the California native is opening a flagship boutique, H. Merrick of California, this month in an 1,800-squarefoot space downstairs—and she’s bringing her coastal influences with her.

“My line has always been California lifestyle-oriented. You can dress elegantly here during the day and be easy at night,” says Merrick, who’s known for long, breezy silhouettes fashioned from cotton gauze, silk chiffon and silk charmeuse.

The aesthetic draws in part from her oceanside childhood in Carpinteria, where her parents, Terry and Al Merrick, founded Channel Islands Surfboards.

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Growing up around the surf shop, she observed a dedication to craftsmanship in her father’s shaping studio, which was just across the alleyway from the store. At her own brick-and-mortar—which inhabits the flourishing intersection of Ninth and Broadway with the likes of Acne Studios,

Aesop and A.P.C.—Merrick will follow suit, bringing production into her studio.

“Downtown feels alive with people who are seeking out innovation and creativity,” says the designer, who will offer in-store by-appointment atelier hours for fittings and custom designs (including bridal).

The ready-to-wear line shares the minimalist space with exclusive artwork produced in partnership with local artists, including large-scale images of the Pacific coastline—directed by Merrick and shot

by L.A. photographer Sharon Montrose.

“It feels like you’re at the beach, as if there’s an ocean view,” she says. In a further nod to her surfing lineage, the store features a series of bespoke boards, a collaboration with her brother, Britt, the head designer and shaper for Channel Islands Surfboards. These precision-crafted, oneof-a-kind boards are equal parts highperformance models and works of art.

“I want the store to express a made-inCalifornia feel,” says Merrick. “I want my collection to hang amongst things I think are beautiful. It’s that simple.” 115 W. Ninth St., L.A.; heidimerrick.com. • ALLIA ALLIATA

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Clockwise from far left: Designer HEIDI MERRICK. A granite, sand and gold installation by artist JOSÉPHINE WISTER FAURE takes center stage in the boutique.

Custom BRITT MERRICK FOR H. MERRICK surfboards are a collaboration between brother and sister and are crafted in the colors of Merrick’s fall collection— nude, saffron, black and blush. The safari tent-inspired dressing room.

Las Vegas San Francisco South Coast Plaza Two Rodeo Drive www.brunellocucinelli.com

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MICHAEL KORS The Fur Salon BEVERLY HILLS 310.887.5346. SOUTH COAST PLAZA 714.540.1882. SAN FRANCISCO 415.438.5445. PALM DESERT 760.837.2900.

Visit saks.com/fursalon. Fur origin: mink, USA.

From left: ELIE TOP’s Double Pluton ring, $13,125, Octagonal brooch on a silver chain, $21,825, Rectangle ring, $7,665, and Pluton bracelet, $12,140.

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Cosmic Force Famed jewelry designer Elie Top —best known for his work for Lanvin under Alber Elbaz—has started his own line with inaugural collection Mécaniques Célestes.

The pieces, described as each its own galaxy, feature semiprecious stones, gold and aged silver, and mechanical components that open to reveal a centerpiece of interlocking spheres made of pavé diamonds that is out of this world.

Maxfield, 8825 Melrose Ave., L.A., 310-274-8800; elietop.com.

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The pinky ring has fast become the festive status symbol of the season—top your wish list this holiday with a stunner from David Yurman’s Osetra Gold collection. The latest iteration of the house’s signature bauble resembles a dollop of colored caviar, with clusters of smoky, subtly glinting rose-cut stones in four jeweltone hues set in a sculpted 18-karat gold band. Nab the Hampton blue topaz, rhodolite garnet, and green onyx options set in yellow gold exclusively at Saks Fifth Avenue; rose gold bands paired with striking black hematite and rhodolite garnet are available only at David Yurman.

371 N. Rodeo Dr., B.H., 310-888-8618; davidyurman.com.

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Irvine-based St. John gets into the athleisure game this month with the launch of St. John Sport. The relaxed line of weekend wear stays true to the brand’s luxe roots with sumptuous fabrics such as cashmere and silk; casual pieces remain polished with sophisticated silhouettes in a clean palette of black, white, red and blue. A pointelle-knit dress, striped with sheer moments at the leg and shoulders, is equally at home at the beach club and cocktail parties, while a red funnel-neck coat and joggers in allover cashmere elevate the school drop-off to a moment of stylish grace. stjohnknits.com.

From top: David Yurman OSETRA GOLD pinky rings in rhodolite garnet, green onyx and Hampton blue topaz set in 18k gold; hematite set in 18k rose gold, $1,900/each.

From far left: Images shot for the new Carolina Herrera tome, including looks from FALL 2013 and FALL 1987 collections. Designer Carolina Herrera.

Icon of STYLE Legendary designer Carolina Herrera celebrates a milestone in the business with the launch of her first coffee-table book, Carolina Herrera: 35 Years of Fashion (Rizzoli, $75).

The oversized tome is a stunning tribute to the fashion icon’s glamorous designs, with both new and archival images, behind-the-scenes commentary, and quotes from colleagues and friends including Diana Vreeland and Anna Wintour. carolinaherrera.com.

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Knit bomber jacket, $895, knit shell, $395, and pants, $395.

All from the new St. John Sport RESORT 2017 collection.

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could hardly keep the fine goods on the digital shelves. This fall, the label has officially brought the line to U.S. Chanel boutiques, casting its signature quilted pattern in glimmering 18-karat yellow and white gold via rings and statement cuffs. In tan-

dem with the debut, the collection has expanded to include pavé diamond-studded selections, offering yet another way to wear the iconic matelassé motif daily. 400 N. Rodeo Dr., B.H., 310-278-5500; chanel.com.

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Chanel COCO CRUSH rings in 18k white and yellow gold, from $2,250, cuff in 18k yellow gold, $21,800, and ring in 18k white gold with diamonds, from $4,500.

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Clockwise from left: A rendering of the new store. Inside the old Shreve & Co., c. 1909. ROBERT PROCOP American Glamour bracelet, $33,000.

House of Plenty

Not only is it more than twice as large as the previous locale, but the new Shreve & Co. also raises the bar with a sophisticated interior designed by renowned Lochte Architectural Group, featuring a trio of striking chandeliers—a cascade of lights and crystals suspended from the 30-foot ceiling.

Private selling suites provide the ultimate discretion during consultations, while a dedicated diamond room is where engagement dreams are made.

There’s also an entertainment room that’s more lounge than jewelry store, providing the perfect respite—fashioned as a relaxed, masculine space, it includes

a premium bar, flat-screen TV, and a curated selection of the brand’s jewelry and timepieces.

In addition to the engraving and estate jewelry appraisal services they’ve always offered, a dedicated watchmaker and custom jeweler are now available in-house, too. Of course, Shreve’s own collections will be on hand, including exclusive pieces such as internally flawless diamonds, high-complication watches, rare pearls and signed estate jewelry, to name a few—plus collections from Rolex, Patek Philippe, Mikimoto and more. 150 Post St., S.F., 415-4212600; shreve.com.

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When Shreve & Co. was unable to renew its lease last year in its namesake building on Post Street, where it had been since moving in a month before the 1906 earthquake, it marked the end of an era for the storied Bay Area jeweler. This month, however, Shreve begins anew with the opening of its permanent flagship, just up the block in Union Square, and the location is nothing short of spectacular.

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From above: Inside the newly renovated Twila True store. TRIPLE CIRCLE “Convertible” earrings, an exclusive one-of-a kind design, price upon request.

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Luxury jewelry boutique Twila True has undergone a refresh, accommodating a new partnership with Watch Expo— offering pieces from Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet and Rolex, as well as Twila True’s handcrafted baubles. The Triple Circle “Convertible” earrings are a versatile standout, featuring three 18-karat white gold and diamond ellipses on a detachable clasp. Wear them as formal drops, a classic French clip, or even a sculptural pendant necklace. 980 W. Coast Hwy., N.B., 949-675-1701; twilatrue.com.

WRITTEN BY SCHUYLER BAILEY. ROBERT PROCOP BRACELET: ROBERT PROCOP. STORE VIEW FROM POST STREET: COURTESY OF SHREVE & CO. SHREVE & CO INTERIOR: COURTESY OF SHREVE ARCHIVE. TWILA TRUE INTERIOR: COURTESY OF TWILA TRUE

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1. ROBERTO CAVALLI Mosaic Star pendant, $850, Roberto Cavalli, B.H. 2. DOLCE & GABBANA Lucia bag, $4,445, Dolce & Gabbana, B.H. 3. JIMMY CHOO Mabel pumps, $795, jimmy choo.com.

4. SAINT LAURENT Kate chain bag, $2,490, ysl.com.

5. MIU MIU Jewel Buckle mules, $995, Miu Miu, B.H. 6. M MISSONI Lurex raffia bag, $395, M Missoni, C.M. 7. GIAMBA glitter heels, $600, modaoperandi.com.

8. POMELLATO Tango earrings, $18,300, Neiman Marcus, B.H. 9. TRINA TURK metallic suede bag, $298, trinaturk.com.

10. CHARLOTTE OLYMPIA Miss Universe mules, $2,095, charlotte olympia.com.

11. FENDI Peekaboo mini handbag, $5,950, Fendi, B.H. 12. LONGCHAMP La Baronne Fantaisie heels, $565, Longchamp, C.M.

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1. DANIEL GIBBINGS Lokka Locket, $6,450, Daniel Gibbings, S.B. 2. HOORSENBUHS Phantom cuff, $23,500, hoorsenbuhs .com. 3. LOUIS VUITTON Locke Me Supple bracelet, $585, Louis Vuitton, B.H. 4. RALPH LAUREN Geometric cuff bracelet, $695, Ralph Lauren, B.H. 5. FOREVERMARK BY A. LINK Dagger earrings, $1,800, forevermark.com. 6. STEPHEN SILVER hollow elliptical bead necklace, price upon request, Stephen Silver, Menlo Park.

7. JEMMA WYNNE drop earrings, $3,885, Single Stone, San Marino. 8. MARIMEKKO Louhi choker, $495, Marimekko, Palo Alto. 9. MICHAEL KORS barrel ring, $85, Michael Kors, L.A. 10. LAUREN WOLF JEWELRY Rhombus signet ring, $1,100, Esqueleto, L.A. 11. SALVATORE FERRAGAMO silver long drop earrings, $720, Salvatore Ferragamo, B.H. 12. CÉLINE brass cube bracelet, $960, celine.com.

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The season’s hottest trends bring on the drama with brick reds and jewel tones, says makeup artist RACHEL GOODWIN.

Kiss and Tell Keeping in top form—Hollywood style—can take a village.

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LET’S Makeup

MAI QUYNH Clients: Chloë Grace Moretz, Scarlett Johansson, Saoirse Ronan

TOP ARTISTS share their takes on the SEASON’S HIGH-IMPACT LOOKS

“Right now we’re seeing a lot of metallics and bold colors on the eyes, glitter everywhere, and glossy stains of reds, plums and fuchsias.”

YSL Vinyl Cream Lip Stain in Rouge Remix, $36; URBAN DECAY Heavy Metal Glitter Eyeliner in Midnight Cowboy, $20; NARS Velvet Lip Glide in Danceteria, $26, sephora.com.

Clients: Brie Larson, January Jones, Emma Stone

“We’re seeing a return to jewel tones—which are colors I love to play with, especially metallic shades and brick reds—my favorite.”

CHANEL Rouge Allure Intense Long-wear Lip Colour in Ultraberry, $37; Stylo Yeux Waterproof Long-Lasting Eyeliner in Cassis, $33; Illusion D’Ombre Long Wear Luminous Eyeshadow in Illusoire, $36, chanel.com.

Beauty (turn) “There has been a fabulous resurgence of blue eye shadow. When it comes to color, I often use it as a wash versus doing something too bold: Think watercolor versus acrylic.”

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NATURAL BEAUTY 1. BEAUTYCOUNTER Lip Conditioner in Peppermint, $20, beautycounter.com.

2. CLÉ DE PEAU BEAUTÉ concealer, $70, cledepeaubeaute.com.

3. BAREMINERALS Stroke of Light Eye Brightener, $23, ulta.com.

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RACHEL GOODWIN

“Color trends this fall and winter are inspired by nature—think mustard, moss, rust and deep plum tones,” says April Foreman, a celebrity manicurist who is a fixture on photo sets and frequently works with Kerry Washington and Charlize Theron. “It’s all about wearing rich tones with an unexpected pop of color.” Foreman’s fall favorites: Dior Vernis in Skyline, $27, dior.com.

OPI Nail Lacquer in “Liv” in the Gray, $9, MOLLY STERN opi.com. • Olive & June Clients: Lily Collins, Mandy Moore, founder Sarah Gibson Reese Witherspoon Tuttle also reports seeing “variations in neutrals, like lavender gray and DEBORAH milky latte, as well as super- LIPPMANN in Modern Love, $18. dark shades from burgundy to navy.” No matter what shade you choose to go with this season, Foreman advises, “You can never go wrong with perfectly manicured nails in NARS Dual Intensity Eye Shadow in Arcturus, a hue that suits your skin tone topped off $29, sephora.com. LAURA MERCIER Caviar Stick Eye Colour in Mint Snow, $29, with a glossy finish.” Gibson Tuttle adds, lauramercier.com. URBAN DECAY 24/7 Glide“Neutral shades can make your nails On Eye Pencil in Abyss, $20, urbandecay.com. look longer and elegant, while vampy colors help shorter nails make more of a statement.” Gibson “Gently tapping our Khôl Tuttle’s fall favorites: RGB Eyeliner in Jet Black on the lower waterline and smudging Cosmetics in Sea, $18, net-ait out with your finger is a fast, easy way to give yourself a porter.com. Deborah Lippmann blended, smudged look.” in Modern Love, $18, —JILLIAN DEMPSEY Celebrity Makeup Artist deborahlippmann.com.

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“My secret to treating sunburns is to slather them with the Noxzema Original Cleansing Cream. It works every time.”

—RAM-PRAKASH KHALSA Celebrity Facialist

1. AMOREPACIFIC Time Response Skin Renewal gel creme, $450, amorepacific.com. 2. RESURFACE

BY SHANI DARDEN Retinol Reform, $95, shanidarden.com.

3. SHISEIDO Bio-Performance LiftDynamic eye treatment, $70, sephora.com. 4. NATURA BISSÉ Diamond Extreme Oil, $160, naturabisse.com. 5. ZIIP BEAUTY ZIIP Nano Current skincare device, $495, ziipbeauty.com.

THE EXPERTS

SKIN Deep These elite facialists have tricks in their arsenal: high-tech microdermabrasion, micro current, LED light therapy, peels, oxygen therapy, vitamin infusions, as well as yogurt and beer-infused treatments. They may be pricey and require a commitment, but their signature programs help to whip famous clients’ skin into shape— because a healthy glow is the gold standard in beauty.

JOANNA VARGAS Triple Crown facial, $550. Fans: Emma Stone, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Karlie Kloss. By appointment, 310-424-5141; joannavargas.com; @jvskincare.

VANESSA HERNANDEZ Custom facial, $375. Fans: Gwyneth Paltrow, Jessica Capshaw, Jenna Dewan Tatum, Amber Valletta. 11677 San Vicente Blvd., Ste. 214, Brentwood, 310849-4452; vhskincare.com; @vhskin.

SHANI DARDEN Custom facial, $300. Fans: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Jessica Alba, Emmy Rossum, Chrissy Teigen.

By appointment, booking@shani darden.com; shanidarden.com; @shanidarden.

KÁT RUDU Jet Set facial, from $250. Fans: Eva Mendes, Kate Beckinsale.

By appointment, 310-850-5652; katrudu.com; @katrudu.

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RAM-PRAKASH KHALSA Custom facial, from $350. Fans: Chloë Grace Moretz, Haley Bennett. Lancer Dermatology, 440 N. Rodeo Dr., B.H., 310-278-8444; lancerskin.com; @rpkface.

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KRISTIE STREICHER

“The eyes are the focal point of any face, and the brow frames the eyes. Healthy, full eyebrows keep us looking youthful, detracting from dark circles under the eyes, and other skin imperfections. Clients tell me that with full, healthy brows they feel they can hold off on injectables and facial surgeries. A fuller, softly shaped brow is the most natural way you can look your youngest and best,” attests Beverly Hills-based Kristie Streicher, whose clients include Emily Blunt and Rachel Weisz. Streicher is known for her trademark Feathered Brow technique—a full, naturally shaped eyebrow with soft edges rather than the harsh lines you get from waxing and brow stencils. $200, striiike.com; @streichersisters.

LONG-TERM INVESTMENT For a more permanent effect, Beverly Hills specialist Dominique Bossavy offers a Micro Color Infusion treatment for brows, creating fullness and shape with pigment that can last up to three years.

From around $1,500, dominiquebossavy.com.

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Cheeky and lighthearted Scotty Cunha is always the life of the party. Add to that his styling expertise and huge social media presence, and it’s easy to see why he is irresistible to celebrities like Kendall Jenner, Emma Roberts and Lucy Hale. When he’s not on location or jet-setting around the world, find Cunha at the Andy Lecompte Salon in West Hollywood, creating the tousled tresses that are his signature. The truth about maintaining Hollywood hair?

Hair that’s styled almost daily for events, parties or filming is a lot harder to maintain.

The more styling and heat, the drier the hair. Coloring too frequently can also cause damage. So I love conditioning treatments!

Use coconut oil on the last day of a blowout, or use leave-in conditioners that are light and not greasy, like Kiehl’s Hair Conditioner and Grooming Aid Formula 133 or Paul Mitchell Detangler for kids. Insta-ready in a flash? When in doubt, topknot it! It elevates a look and is so chic and easy to do. Favorite trend? I will always love the undone look. A super chic or fancy dress should be offset by undone, effortless chic hair. @thescottycunha.

1. OUAI Matte Pomade, $24, sephora.com. “Adds texture to loose waves and helps with flyaways.”

2. MASON PEARSON Handy Bristle hairbrush, $230, barneys.com. “It’s great for blow-drying your hair straight.” 3. DYSON Supersonic hair dryer, $400, ulta.com. “It’s lightweight and super chic.”

Beauty (bits)

These top salons tout Tinseltown’s star stylists.

In the past, everyone vied to be a client of a chosen few, or risked settling for the unknown.

But with the advent of Instagram, up-andcomers can showcase their impressive talents.

MÈCHE SALON Headliner: colorist Tracey Cunningham.

8820 Burton Way, B.H., 310-278-8930; mechesalonla.com; @mechesalonla.

RAMIREZ | TRAN Headliners: stylist Anh Co Tran and colorist Johnny Ramirez. 8912 W. Olympic Blvd., B.H., 310-724-8167; ramireztran.com; @ramireztransalon.

NINE ZERO ONE Headliner: stylist Riawna Capri.

8469 Melrose Pl., W.H., 310-855-9099; ninezeroonesalon.com; @ninezeroone.

SPOKE & WEAL Headliner: stylist Jon Reyman.

8211 W. Third St., L.A., 323-591-0979; spokeandweal.com; @spokeandweal.

MARE SALON Headliner: stylist Mara Roszak. 152 N. Wetherly Dr., W.H., 424-274-3479; maresalon.com; @mare_salon.

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PRISCILLA VALLES

“My clients tell me, ‘You’re our little secret,’ ” says hair-extension specialist Priscilla Valles, the unsung hero of celebrity hair. Without her expertise many of Hollywood’s biggest names wouldn’t have the gorgeous manes we lust after—think Chrissy Teigen, Kylie Jenner, Selena Gomez, Hailey Baldwin. Many people are afraid of getting extensions; they think it will damage their hair. “It’s a misconception,” says Valles. “Extensions are meant to be less stress on your “If you carry one hair hair. They make your hair look fuller and healthier. With product in your purse, make it dry shampoo—it cleanses proper application, the right care, and not keeping them your locks, increases volume, locks in style and in too long, extensions should be a positive experience.” creates amazing texture!”

From $2,000, @priscillavalles.

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ANDY LECOMPTE SALON Headliners: stylists Andy Lecompte and Jen Atkin. 616 N. Almont Dr., W.H., 310-273-4100; andylecomptesalon.com; @andylecomptesalon.

CHRIS MCMILLAN SALON Headliner: stylist Chris McMillan.

8944 Burton Way, B.H., 310-285-0088; chrismcmillanthesalon.com; @chrismcmillanthesalon.

GODDARD + BRAGG Headliner: colorist Lorri Goddard. 656 N. Robertson Blvd., W.H., 310-321-4035; goddardbragg.com; @goddardbragg.

ATKIN: MIKE ROSENTHAL. CUNHA: VIJAT MOHINDRA. VALLES: COURTESY OF STARWORKS ARTISTS. HAIR: JAAN-ERIC FISCHER/TRUNK ARCHIVE

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“A good spray tan evens out skin tones, masking imperfections—which makes your body look tighter and smoother.”

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2. LANCER The Method: Cleanse, $55, sephora.com. 3. YUNI Shower Sheets, $15/box of 12, yunibeauty.com.

Beauty (bits)

Did you know there’s a level of Hollywood trainers (Harley Pasternak, Gunnar Peterson and Andie Hecker among them) so exclusive even A-listers aren’t guaranteed access? Never fear: Here’s an array of top-notch studio classes available for mere mortals (and celebrities, too!).

THE CLASS BY TARYN TOOMEY Spiritually charged calisthenic workout.

Fans: Jennifer Aniston, Kate Hudson, Christy Turlington Burns. $25/class, taryntoomey.com; @theclassbytt.

BODY BY SIMONE Dance cardio and conditioning.

Fans: Reese Witherspoon, Emmy Rossum, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. $28/class, bodybysimone.com; @bodybysimone.

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Watch Your TONE “I was [working out] five days a week and I could not get rid of my love handles,” confides Danny Holbus, founder of DMH Aesthetics on Larchmont Boulevard.

“But six weeks after one CoolSculpting treatment, I didn’t recognize myself.” There’s no doubt diet and exercise are the key to getting in shape, but sometimes it’s not enough. CoolSculpting freezes “subcutaneous, superficial ‘squishy’ fat from stubborn areas like the stomach, love handles, bra-strap fat, underarms and double chins,” Holbus says. “Each treatment reduces fat by about 22 percent.” The two machines at his clinic are in constant use. Since 2010, DMH Aesthetics has performed more than 10,000 treatments, and is the No. 1 provider of the service nationwide.

From $1,200, 111 N. Larchmont Blvd., L.A., dmhaesthetics.com; @dmhaesthetics.

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BARRY’S BOOTCAMP Original treadmill boot camp, which is also opening in Venice by the end of the year.

Fans: David and Victoria Beckham, Aimee Song. $28/class, 1106 N. La Cienega Blvd., W.H., barrysbootcamp.com; @barrysbootcamp.

THE PLAYGROUND LA DANCE Modern dance and fitness by Robin Antin, opening this month. Fans: Drew Barrymore, Minka Kelly, Victoria Beckham.

Prices vary, 7375 Melrose Ave., W.H., @the_playground_la.

THE CLASS: JAIMIE BAIRD. BODY: FLORIAN SOMMET/TRUNK ARCHIVE

MODELFIT The NYC-based studio, which debuts this month on the West Coast, focuses on sculpting using slower movements, dance cardio and boxing. Fans: Taylor Swift, Karlie Kloss, Taylor Hill. $40/class, 8067 W. Third St., W.H., modelfit.com; @modelfit.

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“As I was going through the process of building it out, I came up with the idea of thematics,” says Alison Palevsky of developing her eponymous lifestyle boutique and art gallery concept, Palevsky. Home to a selection of artwork, furniture, accessories and themed shows, the Brentwood locale is a testament to Palevsky’s promise: “You’re not going to see the same thing elsewhere.” Seasonal revamping is built into the store’s DNA. For the “Holy Wood—A Shrine to Los Angeles” fall show, pieces from the likes of Ellen von Unwerth, Norman Seeff and David Drebin explore fame, image and celebrity. And because the new season is also about “highlighting the modern-day talents of emerging and established L.A.-based and -inspired artists,” the space will feature design studio Harvey Lynch’s window installation and a one-ofa-kind chandelier by Downtown glass artist Uri Davillier of Neptune Glass. The same artistic sensibility is translated into the store’s newly launched The Jewel Box, a fine jewelry collection curated by Rachael White in which “every piece is a conversation starter.” Whether it’s working with fine artists and local furniture builders, selecting home accessories or collaborating with private clients, a through-line explains Palevsky’s philosophy and “Holy Wood.” “I love unusual things with an element of craftsmanship,” she says. 11740 San Vicente Blvd., #115, L.A., 310-8260066; palevsky.co. • JESSICA RITZ

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X PALEVSKY Le May desk, $8,500, Trio side table, $1,450, Starburst Marquetry dining table, $12,000, vintage desk chair in geometric fabric, $1,800, vintage midcentury chairs, $2,800 for the pair, and table accessories, from $75.

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Clockwise from left: Agate window by Judson Studios.

ASYMMETRICAL ARROW and LIGHT WITHIN stainedglass panels by Debbie Bean. Works

by Wendy Haworth.

Prices upon request.

Below: JULIAN WATTS with a selection of walnut carvings.

Maple twig vases, prices upon request.

Judson Studios (judsonstudios.com) has been the West Coast leader in stained glass ever since William Lees Judson started making windows in the mid-1890s. (The Highland Park firm fabricated panels for Frank Lloyd Wright’s seminal L.A. projects.)

As they undertake what will be the world’s largest stained-glass window, created by Tim Carey in collaboration with Narcissus Quagliata for the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kan., other L.A. designers and makers are exploring the decorative art on a smaller scale. “From the moment I scored my first piece of glass, I knew I wanted to pursue it full time,” says Debbie Bean (debbiebean.com), whose pieces insert the craft into everyday life. And interior designer Wendy Haworth (wendy haworthdesign.com) recently turned her attention to the medium, customizing pieces for clients. “It’s meditative for me,” she says.

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OAKLAND

Carving a Niche For 27-year-old fine-arts grad Julian Watts, it wasn’t until he entered “the real world” that he found his true passion: woodcarving. A post for a furniture maker in his native S.F. drove him to learn the craft for himself. “I got interested in taking these functional objects and trying to inject them with a sculptural, surreal, experimental form,” says Watts, whose studio is now in Oakland.

“I like that weird tension there.” This fall, his small hand-carved walnut and maple objects were incorporated into the Dutch creative group Steinbeisser’s Experimental Gastronomy dinner, and have been featured at Heath Ceramics’ L.A. showroom. julianwattsstudio.com.

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“Let’s make something that’s deliberately different, a little bit strange and pushes boundaries,” explains L.A. interior designer Oliver M. Furth of the mission statement behind a pair of highconcept Kelp Forest consoles that he and fiber artist Tanya Aguiñiga collaborated on for the third installment of Sean Yashar’s AUX (pronounced “auxiliary”) creative incubator. Starting on November 14, the consoles are on view at AUX’s byappointment “un-gallery” space, and can also be commissioned in other sizes and shapes. theculturecreative.com/aux.

KELP FOREST console by Oliver M. Furth and Tanya Aguiñiga for Sean Yashar’s AUX, price upon request.

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Rough Linen ORKNEY linen summer cover, $230, shams, $50, bolster, $60, and smooth linen sheet, $160.

For Tricia Rose, the rustic texture of the pieces in her home-textile collection, Rough Linen, conjures warm memories of her grandmother’s cottage in Scotland. This fall, Rough Linen’s quilts and coverlets, dyed indigo and dusk pink, are filled with toasty Sonoma wool. roughlinen.com.

RH handcrafted TRIBAL linen oversized bed throw in Indigo, $329.

A blend of comfort and style, the latest bedding from RH marries natural garmentdyeing in the softest ocean hues with the traditional art of mud-resist, hand-block printing (dabu) practiced in India. rh.com.

CALIFORNIA Dreaming From Sonoma WOOL-FILLED coverlets to perfectly washed sateen, these TEXTILES give new meaning to BEAUTY REST

Designed by Scott Horne and Peter Dolkas, THE PARACHUTE HOTEL in Venice features a 2,200-square-foot penthouse boasting the brand’s bedding and bath products.

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Parachute has cast its fine linens beyond the confines of home and into the weekend getaway. In October, the label opened an eponymous multiuse hotel concept in Venice featuring Italian-made duvet covers and sumptuous down pillows. Bonus? It’s completely shoppable. theparachutehotel.com.

Matteo VINTAGE LINEN blush duvet cover, from $274, sheets, from $150, pillowcase, from $31, and sham, from $45.

Design house Commune’s projects are synonymous with laid-back California style, done well. Their latest collaboration, a custom line of percale sheeting for Hamburg House, is influenced by Native American symbols and loosely based on Bauhaus design principles. communedesign.com; nickeykehoe.com.

WRITTEN BY ANDREA STANFORD. ROUGH LINEN: LAURIE FRANKEL. PARACHUTE: NICOLE L a MOTTE. MATTEO: COURTESY OF MATTEO. COMMUNE FOR HAMBURG HOUSE NATIVE DESIGN: COURTESY OF COMMUNE

Born in DTLA 20 years ago, craft textile house Matteo is known for their relaxed linens in a neutrals-focused palette. This year Matteo released their signature bedding in more vibrant hues, including blush, navy and plum. matteohome.com.

Commune for Hamburg House NATIVE DESIGN, from $232, made to order.

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MARCO BICEGO Join us for an exclusive meet and greet with Italian jewelry designer Marco Bicego! Preview and shop one-of-a-kind styles, limited-edition collections and bestselling favorites Friday, November 18, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the new Shreve San Francisco showroom. 150 Post St., S.F., marcobicego.com.

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Wander into our Winter Wonderland, where icicles twinkle and the magic of Christmas sparkles. A palette of silvers and whites transports you into an ice palace where 20 themed Christmas trees are adorned with glass ornaments. Fill your stockings with festive treasures from around the world. Join us as we bring the spirit of Christmas into your home and welcome this joyful season together. 2301 San Joaquin Hills Rd., Corona del Mar; rogersgardens.com.

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MACARONS line the table to fete Ladurée’s West Coast debut.

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The breeze is warm under the large California oak trees and the table is set with café au lait dahlias and bottles of rosé. Conversation is half French, half English, as lunch plates are cleared to make way for towers of macarons—the classic Ladurée macarons that fans line up for every day in cities around the world like Paris, New York and Miami.

Having fallen in love with Los Angeles, Elisabeth Holder-Raberin and Pierre-Antoine Raberin of Ladurée U.S. are soaking up the sun and toasting to their West Coast debut with friends in Montecito.

By the end of the year, the company will open two Southern California stores: one in Beverly Hills and another at The Grove in L.A. While the 150-year-old brand has a strong global presence, it’s only been in the states a few years. The first two West Coast locations, set to open mid-December, will be chef-driven restaurants serving much more than pastries (think avocado toast and tofu burgers); Beverly Hills will boast an all-white ’70s vibe, while The Grove’s interior will take on a more classic, traditional French look.

Each location will offer a full menu of natural foods, late hours and plenty of seating (with ample outdoor space at The Grove), while also retaining its quick pastry counter for those simply after the beautiful, famed delicacies. “They’re the

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supermodel of pastry,” Elisabeth says.

Elisabeth and Pierre-Antoine met while working at Hermès, and she often compares the two iconic French brands for their “know-how craftsmanship.” Since the couple and their twin boys, Joseph and Nathaniel, are spending more time in Los Angeles, they’ve found themselves taken with beach days, weekly farmers-market trips, and motorcycling on country roads.

While they still have calls on New York and Parisian time, they’ve quickly found a California way of life and are happy to be bringing their signature treats (which happen to be gluten-free) to the Golden State.

Los Angeles has motivated the couple to add seasonal macarons to the lineup, including passion fruit. They indulge in a little treat every day, and Elisabeth, in pure French fashion, advises, “Sugar is not poison,” but kids should eat good sugar and good ingredients. And forget the all-American open-fridge policy: PierreAntoine says absolutely no snacking for the boys—it’s not the French way. “But,” he says, lifting his glass in the sunshine, “we drink all day.” 189 The Grove Dr., L.A.; 311 N. Beverly Dr., B.H.; laduree.com.

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Clockwise from left: Elisabeth Holder-Raberin and Pierre-Antoine Raberin with friends in Montecito. The couple’s twins, Nathaniel and Joseph, with a JANUS ET CIE wagon. The table lined with dahlias and sweet treats.

Ladurée’s ISPAHAN macaron. The family together beneath the California oak trees.

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Clockwise from left: HAYLEY and JESSE FELDMAN. Inside CHEZ TEX. Japanese peaches and cream dessert with shiso.

“This is a full-flavored chardonnay, barrel fermented with complex savory notes of hazelnut, baker’s spice, pear and melon, [that] matches perfectly with turkey, cranberry sauce and roast potatoes.”

—Robin Akhurst, winemaker

VENICE

TEX Appeal “We met at a Valentine’s Day party, and Jesse was the one hoarding the ‘good Champagne,’ so our very first conversation was around our shared love of great food and drink,” says Hayley Feldman. “We ideated countless hours over how we could strike out on our own and run a small cafe.” Fast-forward six years and Hayley, along with her now-husband, Jesse Feldman, traded their respective careers in marketing and investment banking in New York to realize their dream with Chez Tex, a cozy, 36-seat bistro in Venice. Tapping into their shared backgrounds in hospitality (both spent their formative years working in bars and restaurants; Jesse’s family also owns Barndiva in Sonoma County), the couple spent three years bringing the concept to life, landing on the raw space that once housed Obsolete Gallery. “We live around the corner and always joke that Main Street really should be what Abbot Kinney is—it has a better location flanking the beach, a great retail presence

and a lot of foot traffic, yet the food and drink options are lackluster compared to its cousin to the south,” says Jesse, whose oenophile father, David Feldman, also resides locally, and consulted on the “unpretentious” Old World-leaning wine list. Chef Ashkan “Ash” Ghassemzadeh, who fine-tuned his craft most recently at Walter Manzke’s République as sous-chef, turns out simple, well-executed fare on a rotating lunch and dinner menu that Jesse refers to as “Paris meets Venice Beach”: Think wild mushrooms with olive oil and egg yolk, and Devil’s Gulch Ranch rabbit terrine served with fermented vegetables.

Says Hayley, “It’s like getting to throw a fabulous dinner party every single night.”

218 Main St., Venice, 310-314-1314; cheztex.com.

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2013 CLOS PEGASE HOMMAGE CHARDONNAY, $45.

“This Burgundian-style pinot noir is a fantastic choice, with bright fruit, wonderful texture and balanced tannins. There is also a lovely touch of cinnamon spice to this wine, which, along with the cranberry and bright cherry notes, pairs perfectly with a Thanksgiving feast.”

—Chris Kajani, winemaker 2014 BOUCHAINE SWAN PINOT NOIR, $40.

HIGHLAND PARK

Holmes, Sweet Holmes Mr. Holmes Bakehouse, the S.F. sugar-rush powerhouse, has been satisfying local cravings and Instagram gazers since 2014.

Its signature cream-filled cruffins (a swoon-worthy croissant/ muffin hybrid), Fruity Pebbles-laced doughnuts and savory pastries now fill the cases at its picture-perfect space behind a sleek Art Deco facade in L.A.’s Highland Park. In light of the brand’s expansion earlier this year to South Korea, consider founder Aaron Caddel on a mission to demonstrate that some Californians really do love their carbs. 111 S. Ave. 59, Highland Park, 323-739-0473; mrholmesbakehouse.com.

“The Gamble Family Vineyards Paramount is a beautifully crafted, medium-body blend with a nose of sage and tarragon and layers of tart cherry and cranberry. Its vibrant acidity allows you to enjoy it before, during and after dinner.” —Tom Gamble, owner and farmer CREDITS

Wild-cherry chocolate with candied peanuts CRUFFIN.

“A good Thanksgiving wine is like a good Thanksgiving guest,” muses Bouchaine winemaker Chris Kajani. “It enlivens and energizes the conversation without overpowering or dominating it.” Here, three new Napa Valley offerings guaranteed to steal the dinner-table show.

2012 GAMBLE FAMILY VINEYARDS PARAMOUNT PROPRIETARY RED BLEND, $90.

WRITTEN BY LESLEY M C KENZIE AND JESSICA RITZ. HAYLEY AND JESSE FELDMAN AND INTERIOR: NICK WALKER PHOTOGRAPHY. DESSERT: HAYLEY COLLINS FELDMAN/CHEZ TEX. CRUFFIN: COURTESY OF MR. HOLMES

Pass the WINE

EVENTS Vestiaire Collective

C Editor Jenny Murray and Design + Interiors Editor Andrea Stanford gave a warm welcome to pre-owned luxury fashion site Vestiaire Collective and the consignment platform’s head of U.S. market, Samina Virk, with a funfilled lunch at Chateau Marmont. Since launching in the French capital seven years ago, the company—which features a marketplace of covetable goods from in-season Chloé bags to Stella McCartney sweaters—now has its sights set on Los Angeles, throwing its first event on the West Coast this year. Familiar faces joined together for the alfresco lunch, including designers Jasmin Shokrian and Irene Roth, gift curator Simone LeBlanc and interior designer Wendy Haworth, who were each given a crash course on the site.

Olivia Pollock, Irene Roth, Michelle Lee

ST. JOHN SPORT: CHRISTINA EDWARDS. VESTIAIRE COLLECTIVE: CHARLEY GALLAY

Rachel Roberts, Eileen Hayes

Samina Virk, Jenny Murray, Andrea Stanford

C Events Simone LeBlanc, Jasmin Shokrian

St. John Sport C joined luxury label St. John in toasting the California fashion house’s new Sport collection with an elegant, open-air luncheon at The Peninsula Beverly Hills’ new Mediterranean dining destination, The Belvedere. Interior designer Hillary Thomas hosted the afternoon affair, welcoming local tastemakers and fellow designers to preview the brand’s latest line, including designer and co-founder of Vainité Minnie Mortimer and Sprinkles Cupcakes founder Candace Nelson.

Guests mingled over sparkling wine and seasonal dishes as models donned looks from the collection— effortless, modern silhouettes in bold stand-alone hues.

Rochelle Gores Fredston

Hillary Thomas, Jennifer Hale, Lesley Campoy

Candace Nelson, Crystal Lourd

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Mi Casa, Su Casa A string of TOP-TIER RESORTS in MEXICO is taking the VACATION HOME to NEW HEIGHTS NOVEMBER 2016 C 91

From top: Inside MAR ADENTRO’s restaurant, Nido. Site of the upcoming MONTAGE LOS CABOS and MONTAGE RESIDENCES LOS CABOS. A view from the FOUR SEASONS RESORT AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES AT COSTA PALMAS. A private terrace at CHILENO BAY RESORT & RESIDENCES.

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If you’ve always wanted your own slice of beachfront luxury south of the border, it’s time. Los Cabos is seeing a boom in hotelresidence combinations: A just-opened architectural gem by Miguel Ángel Aragonés in San José del Cabo, the 198-room Mar Adentro is an all-white complex of minimalist cubes, featuring 39 private residences with floor-toceiling sliding doors, a private cinema, yoga venues, terrace pools and unobstructed ocean views. From $1.3M for full ownership; mar adentrocabos.com. • The future is bright for Montage Los Cabos and Montage Residences Los Cabos, set to open in 2018 on the pristine shores of Los Cabos’ Santa Maria Bay. With 122 guest rooms and 52 private, whole-ownership residences, the Montage beckons vacationers and residents alike to enjoy luxurious hotel amenities like the full-service Spa Montage, fitness center, pools and walk-in access to the beach. From $2.7M; montagehotels.com.

• On the peaceful East Cape, Four Seasons Resort and Private Residences at Costa Palmas invites guests and residents to play and unplug in a 1,000-acre beachfront paradise that includes 18 acres of organic orchards and farms, the Costa Palmas Beach & Yacht Club, a marina, a golf course, full-service spa and five eateries. The whole-ownership residences, as well as a series of bespoke single-family homes, enjoy Sea of Cortez and mountain views. From high $1M; costapalmas.com.

• In December, Auberge Resorts Collection will open Chileno Bay Resort & Residences on a protected cove at Baja’s southern tip.

The 1,200-acre development offers modern comfort in stunning natural surroundings, in the form of 32 three- and four-bedroom beach villas—connected to an intimate, 60-room boutique hotel—with easy access to one of Los Cabos’ calmest beaches.

From $2.25M; chilenobay.aubergeresorts.com.

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GREAT ESCAPE Situated between Manzanillo and Puerto Vallarta, one of Mexico’s best-kept secrets is out. Sexy, bohemian enclave Costa Careyes has opened the doors of El Careyes Club & Residences, featuring 36 whole-ownership beachfront residences decked out in global chic. Brands like Sub-Zero and Wolf outfit the one- to five-bedroom hideaways with top-of-the-line appliances. And homeowners can access all levels of hotel-style service, as well as rent out their properties when they’re away. From $400,000-$2.8M; elcareyes.com.

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Director-writer TOM FORD with cinematographer SEAMUS McGARVEY on set of their film NOCTURNAL ANIMALS.

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A still from Nocturnal Animals of Susan Morrow (Amy Adams).

Below: Jake Gyllenhaal who takes on dual roles in the film.

Closure. That universal yearning is unwrapped, unpacked, combed through and rewound in Tom Ford’s stark November film Nocturnal Animals.

The multitalented writer-director (and designer and visual artist) interprets the idiosyncratic novel Tony and Susan (itself an unusual tale: published in the

’90s, then rereleased in the U.K. to great acclaim and now being revived for the U.S.) with a sharp cast including Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal, Armie Hammer, Laura Linney and Aaron TaylorJohnson. Stylish (but of course) and drenched in sepia hues, the film’s visuals are also designed to provide substance.

“I think a movie should play silently and that words and language should be used only when necessary to move the narrative along,” Ford says. The story follows Susan Morrow (Adams), whose dull but privileged life in Los Angeles with her frequently traveling second husband (Hammer) turns upside down after her ex-husband (Gyllenhaal) sends her a manuscript of his haunting novel, dedicated to her. As Adams reads through the violent thriller about a mild-mannered husband whose family trip in West Texas takes a dark turn, she’s forced to reflect on her past. Deftly, Ford plays with the way a work of art can toy with a reader, and the journey is as internal as it is external.

Viewers, too, will be in its clutches. •

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SLIM AARONS: WOMEN War photographer turned magazine man Slim Aarons would have turned 100 in October. What better way to pay tribute to the goodlife chronicler than this new collection of images of his glamorous muses? Abrams, $85.

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ROLAND PETERSON’s Picnic painting, 1965. Below: An aerial view of the Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art.

DAVIS

ART in the Fields With four concurrent inaugural exhibitions, including “Out Our Way,” a show of notable work by the famous “First Generation” of artist-teachers at UC Davis in the 1960s, the brand-new Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art (named for Jan Shrem, the founder of Napa’s Clos Pegase winery, and his wife, arts patron Maria Manetti Shrem) should be as influential and eclectic as the school’s original 12 professors—a group including Wayne Theibaud, Roland Peterson and Ruth Horsting (all on view). Brooklyn architectural firm SO-IL and the ecofriendly Bohlin Cywinski Jackson group bring together indoor and outdoor space with multipurpose galleries, mesh ceilings studded with LED lights and outdoor rooms furnished with olive trees—a worthy and naturalistic setting for the institution’s illustrious holdings, spanning the ’60s to today. From Nov. 13; manettishrem.org.

FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT AND SAN FRANCISCO The architect famously said of S.F., “Only a city as beautiful as this can survive what you people are doing to it.”

His own contributions to that landscape are explored in this new title, complete with correspondence with his clients.

Yale University Press, $65.

SHAKESPEARE AND COMPANY, PARIS: A HISTORY OF THE RAG & BONE SHOP OF THE HEART More than 300 images and 70 editorial contributions from celebrated literary minds weave together in this scrapbook-like history of Paris’ famed English-language bookstore.

Shakespeare and Company Paris, $39.

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SF SYMPHONY: MOANALANI JEFFREY PHOTOGRAPHY. CLÉ DE PEAU BEAUTÉ: CHRISTINA EDWARDS

C Founder and Editorial Director Jennifer Hale hosted a midsummer soiree along with Clé de Peau Beauté at West Hollywood’s Sunset Tower Hotel. The elegant affair, held in the breezy, Art Deco lounge of the storied hotel, lured guests such as holistic lifestyle guru Shiva Rose, Californiacool designer Kendall Conrad and stylist Jessica de Ruiter, who were invited to try out the beauty brand’s latest cosmetic offerings as well as a personalized concealer matching station. A perennial favorite of makeup artists, the ultra-luxurious products were well-suited for the exquisite setting, where, following makeup applications, guests sat down for an intimate brunch.

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Ringing in his 22nd season as conductor of the San Francisco Symphony, visionary Michael Tilson Thomas joined acclaimed opera singers Renée Fleming and Susan Graham in hosting the Opening Night Gala. Bay Area notables—including Vanessa Getty, Marissa Mayer, Stephanie Marver, Sabrina Buell and Dede Wilsey—gathered at Davies Symphony Hall for a mesmerizing evening with surroundings inspired by Art Nouveau Revival. The 105th opening kicked off with a cocktail reception followed by a tented Patron’s dinner and eight-part concert conducted

by Thomas, which paid special tribute to composer Steve Reich’s 80th birthday with a performance of Reich’s Three Movements.

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As EARLY-’80S PUNK INFLUENCES re-emerge on the FASHION scene, JEWELERS rise to the occasion with BOLD DESIGNS to match

CHRISTIAN ANWANDER Styling by ALISON EDMOND Photography by

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BUCCELLATI earrings, $21,000/pair, watch, $105,000, and rings (from left), $12,500, $43,000 and $49,000.

GUCCI dress, $14,000.

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MARCO BICEGO earrings, $27,820/pair, necklace, $8,610, and rings (from top), $2,730, $1,980, $2,240 and $2,730. ALTUZARRA top, $1,195. Opposite: CARTIER earrings, $24,900/pair, bracelet, $77,500, and ring, $72,500. ROBERTO CAVALLI dress, $21,620.

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TIFFANY & CO. earrings, $85,000/pair, bracelet, $210,000, and rings (from top), $22,500, $70,000, $43,000 and $17,500.

BALMAIN dress, $20,670. Opposite: ANGELA CUMMINGS FOR ASSAEL earrings, $23,000. MIKIMOTO necklace, $156,000.

DIOR dress, $4,200.

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DAVID YURMAN earrings, price upon request, and ring, $38,000. CHRISTOPHER KANE dress, $7,550. Opposite: VHERNIER bracelet, $26,650, and rings (from top), $10,700 and $41,400. DOLCE & GABBANA dress, $8,995.

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VAN CLEEF & ARPELS earrings, $30,000, necklace, price upon request, bracelet, $48,500, and rings (from top), $7,200 and $20,200. VALENTINO dress, $28,000. Opposite: BRUMANI FOR JEWELISTA earrings, $7,315, and rings (from left), $3,790, $9,705, $6,350 and $4,600. GUCCI dress, $9,500.

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HARRY WINSTON earrings, necklace and ring, prices upon request. BOTTEGA VENETA coat, price upon request.

Opposite: BULGARI earrings, $23,400/pair, necklace, $30,900, bracelet, $67,000, and ring, $8,500. ROBERTO CAVALLI dress, $4,690.

Makeup: GIORGIO ARMANI Prima Smart Moisture serum, $100, Foundation Maestro Glow, $64, High Precision Retouch concealer, $40, Fluid Sheer ultra-light glowing fluid, $62, Eye Tint eyeshadow, $39, Eccentrico mascara, $32, High Precision brow pencil, $30, and Lip Magnet long-lasting matte lip gloss, $38.

MODELS Hind Sahli at Next Model Management, Mayara Rubik Marchi at Wilhelmina, Tako Natsvlishvili at Next Model Management, Rossy Herrera at Wilhelmina, Ella Bales at IMG. HAIR Keith Carpenter at The Wall Group using Kerastase.

MAKEUP Cedric Jolivet using Giorgio Armani Beauty.

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SOPHIA AMORUSO takes in the view from her custom bed, wearing a dress by PROENZA SCHOULER. The nightstands are by DAMIAN JONES and the bedside lamps are by LIGHTOLIER. Opposite: A vignette in the lounge comprises a vintage JOE COLOMBO chair, a work

by KATE STEWART and a custom goat-hair rug from AMADI CARPETS.

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Nasty Gal’s SOPHIA AMORUSO teams up with designer PAMELA SHAMSHIRI to create a stylish L.A. RETREAT befitting a highpowered fashion MOGUL

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The expansive backyard of Amoruso’s 3,000-square-foot MIDCENTURY house.

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The tattooed word inadequate peeks out from beneath the flared silk sleeve of Sophia Amoruso’s Nicholas dress—a harsh judgment softened by its curvilinear script, scrawled down her forearm.

It’s not the first adjective one expects to find north of Amoruso’s wrist, especially when encountered against the backdrop of her stunning steel-framed midcentury Los Angeles home, built on the success of her fashion empire Nasty Gal. Add to her list of accomplishments the 2014 New York Times bestselling memoir/ professional manifesto #Girlboss (and spinoff podcast by the same name) and October’s Nasty Galaxy (G.P. Putnam’s Sons), a new stream-of-consciousness-styled coffee table book comprising Amoruso’s musings (on falling in love, on having it all), how-tos (writing thank-yous, making deviled eggs), and interviews with the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow and Leandra Medine.

Not to mention a 2017 Netflix show based on Amoruso’s memoir, starring Tomorrowland’s Britt Robertson and created by Kay Cannon (New Girl, 30 Rock), who is also executive producing with Charlize Theron and Amoruso herself. Inadequate doesn’t exactly spring to mind.

She pushes her sleeve higher to reveal the word is part of a quote referencing a piece by artist Jenny Holzer: “Words tend to be inadequate.” “I think it means that action is what we’re judged by,” she says.

Amoruso, 32, knows about action. Her story is something of a tech-world fairy tale: 22-year-old girl launches expertly curated vintage shop on eBay, abdicates to start her own brand, and turns it into a runaway international retail success. (Forbes estimates that last year its revenues surpassed $300 million.) “I was CEO by default, and stepped out of that role about a year and a half ago,” she says. “A wonderful woman, Sheree Waterson, is now CEO—I’m executive chairman of the board and involved in collabs and marketing and creative, but I’m not day-to-day managing a team, which was not my strength.”

In 2012, when she bought her 3,000square-foot house, formerly occupied by Sofia Coppola, interest in her business had reached a fever pitch: “It was the year Nasty Gal raised $50 million and got investors for the first time,” she says. “I was like, ‘Oh, my god, I’m an adult: I can afford a home— that’s so cool’…It’s been only four years but

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The living room plays host to an array of exquisite seating options including a pair of armchairs

by CARL-AXEL ACKING and a custom sofa in the style of JEAN ROYÈRE. A photograph

by WHITNEY HUBBS hangs above a BDDW credenza.

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a lot has happened,” she reflects. “I ended up getting married and divorced since then…I’ve grown up a lot, but I’m still the same person. I’ve seen more, and maybe will stand for less.”

She tapped architect Barbara Bestor for the renovation, and Commune Design for the interiors, working with one of the firm’s founding partners, Pamela Shamshiri, who earlier this year, left to start her own firm, Studio Shamshiri, with her brother Ramin, another former Commune partner. “She put together this incredible Pinterest board; it was her world, which is what you want from a client,” says Shamshiri of Amoruso’s references, which included the West Hollywood Isabel Marant store, retro British fashion brand Biba and Kelly Klein’s Palm Beach house spread in the August 2012 issue of Architectural Digest. “Interior design at its best should be like portraiture, and reflect the people living in it.”

The two created a space governed by pastel tones and a ’60s sensibility, with a panoramic view visible throughout, thanks to floor-to-ceiling glass doors.

“When you’re fearlessly open to other people’s input, they can bring you to a new place,” says Shamshiri of the collab-

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From top: Amoruso’s bedroom takes inspiration from a pair of suede shorts for its color palette. In the lounge, custom shelving in the style of FINN JUHL holds Amoruso’s record collection.

BEC BRITTAIN’s Vise light fixture hangs in the entryway, and is reflected in the mirrored fireplace. A limited-edition coffee table by ALMA ALLEN sits atop a custom silk rug by MANSOUR.

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The powder room features a CURTIS JERE mirror and vintage 1970s wallpaper.

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INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR STYLING: STUDIO SHAMSHIRI. HAIR: BRIAN FISHER AT THE WALL GROUP. MAKEUP: NIKKI LAWSON AT NEXT MANAGEMENT. FLORIST: ARIANA SMERALDO OF LILY LODGE. LANDSCAPE: RYAN HROZIENCIK OF THE TROPICS HOLLYWOOD

oration. “And that’s interesting.”

Naturally, Amoruso’s closet—formerly an extra bedroom—was a priority: Even the custom white oak ladder, designed to reach sleek built-in storage areas, underwent 11 iterations. The rare 1930s Pietro Chiesa vanity for FontanaArte is the pièce de résistance, with the price tag to go with such a title: “I’m one of those people who can justify a purchase,” Amoruso admits.

“It was like (she adopts a whisper to convey the gravitas of what will follow): This is where I prepare for my day. I tell myself it’s a spiritual choice, and Pam nods.”

The team at Netflix remade some of the vintage items in Amoruso’s closet for the show, which is set in San Francisco in the time before Amoruso launched Nasty Gal. “I get to relive the last 10 years of my life and laugh at it,” she says. It begs the question: Any tears? “None of the stuff that happened in my 20s was all that serious,” she says. “Those things are more adult—the things that happen in your 30s. Those things are coming.”

Around the corner, her bedroom is a sultry tableau in crimson, brown and purpleblue, a palette taken from a pair of vintage suede patchwork shorts. A mirrored wall behind the bed reflects the view, though the custom velvet-upholstered bed is itself a sight to behold—it even lights up.

“It’s a little Austin Powers,” says Amoruso, approvingly.

A hallway containing Pierre Paulin’s fanciful undulating ABCD Sofa leads to the living room, where an Alma Allen coffee table cast from a rock taken from the artist’s Joshua Tree studio (Shamshiri owns the only other one) is the hub on which all things turn; an Icelandic sheepskinupholstered 1940s Swedish chair awaits cozy-by-the-fireplace moments (last New Year’s Eve Amoruso and her friends wrote down their bad habits on pieces of paper and burned them here).

“It’s like the Garden of Eden; once you’ve been exposed to a taste level you’re forever cursed in the best, most beautiful way,” says Amoruso of Shamshiri’s educational effect on her decorative sense. “So many people who have the means to hire an interior designer just want to move into a beautiful hotel, and that was the last thing that I wanted,” she adds. “A lot of people just want to borrow style—they don’t want to participate. And I really like participating.” •

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The bathtub is by AGAPE. Below: Furniture by TEN10 creates an outdoor room on the patio.

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Miss Sloane star JESSICA CHASTAIN is redefining the role of LEADING LADY, CONQUERING HOLLYWOOD on her own terms

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ELIZABETH AND JAMES dress, $425. GRAZIELA GEMS earrings, $3,050. EF COLLECTION ring, $1,095.

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ADEAM dress, $1,100.

JACQUIE AICHE ring (left), $725. EF COLLECTION ring, $1,045.

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BOSS dress, price upon request. JENNIFER MEYER threaded earring, $1,825/ pair, and bar stud, $800/pair.

HOORSENBUHS rings (from left), $3,800, $7,000 and $4,400. EF COLLECTION Spiral ring, $1,675.

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“I think the reason I can be so busy is because of my [clean] diet,” declares Jessica Chastain. The committed vegan and California native is calling from New Mexico, where she is currently filming the Susanna White-directed period drama Woman Walks Ahead. It’s just past sunrise on a Sunday morning and after shooting until 3 a.m. the night before, Chastain is running on little sleep and no coffee (“I only drink it when I’m in Italy,” she says). It’s a 45-minute drive to set, where there’s no Internet or cell service. “Once you leave in the morning, you’re completely cut off from society, which is beautiful, I think, when making this film,” she says of the feature, set in the late 1800s and based on a true story.

Chastain portrays Caroline Weldon, a widow from Brooklyn who travels to the Dakota Territory to paint the famous Sioux leader, Sitting Bull. What transpires is an unlikely connection between the two, with Weldon eventually becoming a trusted confidante to the Native American chief.

“Women in American society didn’t really have a voice then, and the Sioux tribe did not have a voice in a country that was being run by white men,” she explains. “This friendship came about from two people who were struggling to be heard in this world. I found that so inspiring.”

It’s the latest in a string of impactful leading-lady roles for Chastain, who is set to star opposite Mark Strong and Gugu Mbatha-Raw in December’s political thriller Miss Sloane as a success-driven strategist who takes on Capitol Hill over the divisive gun-control debate, and pulls back the curtain on the D.C. power game and its players. Chastain first worked with director John Madden in the 2010 espionage film The Debt, and felt immediately compelled by the chance to work with him again.

After reading the script, she was equally drawn in by her character and her win-atall-costs approach. “She’s got shades of gray in there, which is what I love. She’s very flawed,” says Chastain, who immersed herself in the world of Washington lobbyists to prepare for the role.

Chastain is known for the intense preparation she puts into all her characters, from her Oscar-nominated portrayal of a CIA agent in 2012’s Zero Dark Thirty, to an astrophysicist in Interstellar (2014). “My experience with making movies is that I want to walk away from each role, and each set,

“I want to walk away from EACH ROLE, and each set, having LEARNED something and GROWN as a PERSON.”

having learned something and grown as a person. That’s really important for me when choosing a role: What am I going to learn and what am I going to gain from this experience?”

Her breakout year came in 2011, when she starred in seven films, including The Tree of Life, Texas Killing Fields and The Help—a role that also earned her an Academy Award nod.

“I never imagined my career would be like this,” she says. “I mean, I dreamed of going and working at the Oregon Repertory Theatre. In fact, I still have the keychain a friend gave me in high school.” Raised in Northern California by a vegan chef mother and firefighter father, Chastain’s interest in acting was sparked at an early age, when her grandmother took her to see Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. In 1999, she made her way to New York to pursue her longtime dream of acting professionally at the Juilliard School, aided by a scholarship underwritten by alumnus Robin Williams.

“It wasn’t about fame or money, or anything like that. It was my passion,” says Chastain, who arrived at the prestigious NYC performing arts school to discover that the acting programs accepted a far higher ratio of men to women. Chastain raised her concern with the head of the drama department, only to be told that it was because there were more parts designated for men than women in plays. “It was so old-fashioned,” says Chastain, who admits that it was a bold move on her part as a student. “Nothing is going to change if you continue the status quo.”

To that end, she recently launched Freckle Films, a production company dedicated to fighting gender and race inequality with films that have “many points of view.”

Chastain also prides herself on working with a number of distinguished female directors throughout her career, from Kathryn Bigelow (Zero Dark Thirty), to Ami Canaan Mann (Texas Killing Fields), Liv Ullmann (Miss Julie, 2014) and Niki Caro in the upcoming The Zookeeper’s Wife, due out in 2017.

She describes herself as a “girl’s girl” and nowhere is that more evident than her love of fashion. A regular on best-dressed lists, Chastain—often with the help of power stylist Elizabeth Stewart—seeks out pieces by designers with whom she has a personal connection, including her friend, Givenchy Creative Director Riccardo Tisci—“a won-

derful human being.” Miuccia Prada makes the list, too. “I just had a meeting with her in Milan a couple of months ago. She knows so much about film and art,” says Chastain.

The actor sat front-row at the Chanel Haute Couture show in Paris this summer.

She is also intertwined in the sartorial world via boyfriend Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo, an Italian-born fashion executive at Moncler and winemaker of Fiol prosecco, to whom she has been linked since 2012. Since then, they’ve made concerted efforts to stay out of the public eye. “In this industry you can set your own privacy. If I go to certain restaurants with my boyfriend I know we’re going to get photographed,” says Chastain, who is based in New York but still calls California home. “But when the public is involved in your relationship…they can demand or ask questions because they feel like they have an ownership of it, because you sold it,” she says. “That means they have a say in your private life.”

Earlier this year, the industrious Chastain did the unthinkable and took a five-month break in between acting jobs. That’s not to say she wasn’t working; she opened Cannes Film Festival in May before vacationing in Greece and Italy later in the summer.

An avid yoga practitioner, she spent time working out with NYC trainer Anna Kaiser, whose client list runs the gamut from Shakira to Sarah Jessica Parker, and relaxed with Chaplin, her three-legged pooch.

“When I saw him I said, ‘That’s my dog, right there. I believe in that guy,’” Chastain recalls of her fateful trip to the shelter, admitting that the choice was onbrand; she is an admitted sucker for the underdog. “When I watch sports—which is a rare thing—I always support the team that no one believes in.”

The fact that the actor is emotionally invested in a challenge is hardly surprising.

Of course, ask any oddsmaker; backing team Chastain is as close to a sure thing as they come. •

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GIVENCHY dress, $5,995, and jacket, $5,195. EF COLLECTION Bar ring (left), $860. JENNIFER MEYER ring, $500. SWAROVSKI ring, $79. JACQUIE AICHE Eye ring, $1,190. Makeup: CHANEL Le Blanc De Chanel Base, $48, Perfection Lumière Velvet Bas in Beige, $48, Poudre Universelle Libre Natural Finish Loose Powder in Translucent, $52, Illusion D’ombre Long Wear Luminous Eyeshadow in New Moon and Iridescent, $36 each, Inimitable Intense Mascara in Noir, $32, Crayon Sourcils Sculpting Brow Pencil in Blond Clair, $29, Rouge Coco Shine in Melancolie, $37, and Les Beiges Healthy Glow Sheer Color Stick in Blush N°20, $45.

HAIR Christian Wood at The Wall Group using Christophe Robin. MAKEUP Jeanine Lobell at Tim Howard Management using Chanel. NAILS Christina Aviles at Opus Beauty using Dior Vernis.

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A choreographed staff and SEAMLESS series of boutiques lend RALPH LAUREN’s newly renovated RODEO DRIVE flagship the big-screen CHARM of his most brilliant creations

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Mere weeks after shifting his company to a seenow-shop-now philosophy, RALPH LAUREN reopened his renovated BEVERLY HILLS flagship. Opposite: A twisting wrought-iron staircase brings to mind Gloria Swanson’s grand residence in Sunset Boulevard.

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He put Diane Keaton in ties and Robert Redford in dapper double-breasted suits.

In the process, Ralph Lauren helped both actors conjure up two of the most memorable characters in American cinema: Annie Hall and Jay Gatsby. Lauren even made the oxford shirt (sans pants) Tom Cruise wore in Risky Business. Indeed, the fashion designer has credited his film work and the glamorous world of Hollywood with feeding his creative vision.

So it’s no surprise that Lauren’s newly reopened 22,000-square-foot Beverly Hills flagship evokes his deep California roots and his extensive cinematic oeuvre. Indeed, Lauren has said he dreams up a heroine for each collection whom he anoints as the star of the movie playing out in his mind, and she expresses Lauren’s story for each particular season. If Lauren’s clothes are his screenplays, then the new shop is a dramatic setting for each production.

The Rodeo Drive boutique is itself Gatsbyesque. Inside, roving waiters with trays and discrete drink menus hover, and it seems as if a cocktail party might begin at any moment. Bar snacks and refreshments including The Polo Bar’s famed oldfashioned are on offer and complimentary.

The flagship, housing Lauren’s collections for men, women and home, spans two floors, and nearly every room includes an antique fireplace and pieces from the designer’s home, lighting and furniture lines. It has what F. Scott Fitzgerald called a “hint of bedrooms upstairs, more beautiful and cool than other bedrooms,” and exploring the shop in its entirety becomes a quest. It’s no co-

COURTESY OF RALPH LAUREN. RALPH LAUREN FLAGSHIP, NYC: BILLY FARRELL/BFA.COM. ROBERT REDFORD IN THE GREAT GATSBY: ARCHIVE PHOTOS/MOVIEPIX/GETTY IMAGES. DIANE KEATON IN ANNIE HALL: BRIAN HAMILL/PREMIUM ARCHIVE/GETTY IMAGES. LEONARDO D I CAPRIO IN THE WOLF OF WALL STREET: JOSIAH KAMAU/BUZZFOTO/GETTY IMAGES

From left: Actors clad in Lauren’s designs in some of the most memorable film scenes.

Western-inspired looks from the SEPTEMBER COLLECTION 2016.

“From the Native American-inspired textiles to many of the NATURAL FIBER MATERIALS used for an array of seating, no one completes this particular WESTERN SCHEMATIC as chicly as Ralph Lauren.”

—MARY MCDONALD

incidence that Lauren’s foray into film, starting with the 1974 film adaption of The Great Gatsby, came on the tails of his initial retail presence on Rodeo Drive. He was the first American designer to open up a stand-alone store there in 1971, across the street from his current space.

Over the years, the city’s interior designers have come to rely on Lauren’s furniture and accessories. West Hollywood-based Mary McDonald says

she pores over the pieces in his collections that are influenced by Southwestern tribal motifs. For her, they add a “visual richness” to casual beach or desert decor.

“From the Native American-inspired textiles to many of the natural fiber materials used for an array of seating, no one completes this particular Western schematic as chicly as Ralph Lauren,” McDonald says. Such pieces are found upstairs at the boutique amid gifts, tabletop items,

linens, a curated selection of books and vintage barware, and throughout the comprehensive design center that includes endless swatches of fabrics and materials. Painted and stained millwork fixtures hang in abundance, some of which take inspiration from the local flora and fauna in the hills surrounding Los Angeles.

And then there are the clothes. On offer are all the looks from the September Collection 2016—first shown on the runway September 14 and available instore immediately afterward—part of Lauren’s innovative new see-now-shopnow initiative. The movable feast inside the flagship continues in the handbag salon where artisan-made Ricky, Tiffin and Drawstring bags can be customized through a high-tech process that most closely resembles a Monaco blackjack table. (Going all in is tempting.)

But top Hollywood stylists, including Tara Swennen and Petra Flannery, often head straight to an intimate boudoir, set deep inside the flagship for the column gowns Lauren dreams up each season that are worn by such stars as Cate Blanchett, Julianne Moore, Lupita Nyong’o and Gwyneth Paltrow. “You know what you’ll get,” says Swennen, who works with Kristen Stewart, “and it’ll be chic and elegant.” Swennen is partial to the designer’s tuxedos and jumpsuits and says, “I love a good ruffle, he does that well too, and his leathers, suedes and silks are all elevated classics.” On the men’s side is a closet of

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bespoke fabrics for custom suits favored

by Benedict Cumberbatch and Eddie Redmayne, actors who have followed Redford’s lead wearing Ralph Lauren.

Though, in truth, many would do well to select off-the-rack designs, spurred by the knowledge that the clothes used in Gatsby all came from that season’s Polo line, except for one pink suit that Lauren designed especially for Redford. • Clockwise from top right: The BEVERLY HILLS flagship’s ode to women’s shoes. The store’s elegant fragrance counter. The designer inside his cinematic shop. Palm trees sway near the boutique exterior.

SHOPPING GUIDE ON OUR COVER Elizabeth and James Josephine dress, $425, Elizabeth and James, The Grove, 323-6477111; elizabethandjames.com. Embrace lace wire-free bra, $38, Macy’s, macys.com.

Graziela Gems White Vine earrings, $3,050, grazielagems.com. EF Collection Open diamond triple trio ring, $1,095, efcollection.com.

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MANUELA’s onsite chicken coop, located in the public garden. “Fresh Perspective,” p.43.

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grew up on enchiladas, breakfast tacos, chilaquiles, all that kind of fun stuff,” he says. “We’re even going to be making our

won’t buy. “I want to get the best ingredients and let ’em shine.”

own tortillas.”

Along with that house-smoked pork

Two weeks before opening day in Octo-

shoulder and baby back ribs, he plans to

ber, long communal tables were already in

serve lots of game because it’s more sus-

place in the garden. Heritage-breed chick-

tainable. He’s thinking venison burger, elk

ens were moving into their coop. And in

chili or tartare, roast duck, fried quail—the

the far corner, Whitsell was building a

kind of things he was raised on in rural

barbecue big enough to roast three pigs.

Texas, plus dishes he’s eaten and enjoys

“Just make sure there aren’t any bones,”

around the world.

he cautioned, inspecting a cook’s bucket

Lunch and brunch are up first—dinner

of kitchen scraps for the compost. “If I can

will come later. Since close to 3,000 art lov-

grow all of my herbs for the restaurant, I’m

ers make the gallery a destination weekly,

going to be ecstatic.”

that’s a given. Manuela will certainly be

While the concept was a collaborative

there. After all, a lazy weekend brunch

effort, the menu, says Wirth, is completely

is her favorite thing in Los Angeles. And

up to the chef. For inspiration, Whitsell is

nothing, she says, beats the chef’s peach

looking to the traditions of Rancho Cali-

and ricotta pancakes with maple syrup.

fornia and Texas. “California is very much

907 E. Third St., L.A., 323-849-0480;

influenced by Mexico and so is Texas. I

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by A. Link Dragger earrings, $1,800, forevermark.com. Stephen Silver hollow elliptical bead necklace in 14-karat yellow gold, price upon request, Stephen Silver Boutique, Menlo Park, 650-2920612; shsilver.com. Jemma Wynne drop earrings, $3,885, Single Stone, San Marino, 626-799-3109. Marimekko Louhi metal choker, $495, Marimekko, Palo Alto, 650353-2170. Michael Kors scattered yellow gold-tone pavé brushed barrel ring, $85, Michael Kors, L.A., 310-385-8350; michael

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Jimmy Choo Mabel pumps, $795, Jimmy Choo, B.H., jimmychoo.com. Saint Laurent Kate chain bag, $2,490, ysl.com. Miu Miu jewel buckle mules, $995, Miu Miu, B.H., 310-247-2227. M Missoni Lurex raffia bag, $395, M Missoni, South Coast Plaza, 714-641-3170. Giamba glitter heels, $600, Moda Operandi, modaoperandi.com.

Pomellato Tango earrings, $18,300, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900. Trina Turk metallic suede bag, $298, Trina Turk, Manhattan Beach, trinaturk.com. Charlotte Olympia Miss Universe mules, $2,095, charlotteolympia.com. Fendi Peekaboo embroidered handbag, $5,950, Fendi, B.H., 310-623-3420; fendi.com. Longchamp La Baronne Fantaisie high-heeled sandals, $565, Longchamp, South Coast Plaza, longchamp.com.

kors.com. Lauren Wolf Rhombus signet ring, $1,100, Esqueleto, L.A., 213-9473508. Salvatore Ferragamo long drop earrings, $720, Salvatore Ferragamo, B.H., 310-273-9990. Céline brass cube bracelet in gold, $960, celine.com.

GLAM ROCKS p.105 Buccellati Rombi pendant earrings set with round brilliant-cut diamonds in 18-karat white gold and yellow gold, $21,000, Buccellati Rombi Bijoux watch, Swiss quartz movement, diamonds in 18-karat white gold and yellow gold, $105,000, Rombi Eternelle ring set with diamonds in 18-karat white and yellow gold, $12,500, 18-karat white gold band ring set with diamonds and center stone, $43,000, and 18-karat white and yellow gold band ring set with diamonds and center stone, $49,000, Buccellati, B.H., 310-276-7022; buccellati.com. Gucci iridescent silver floral Lurex brocade long-sleeve dress with lace details, decorative buttons, pearls and precious stones, snake and heart patches, $14,000, Gucci, B.H., 310-278-3451. p.106 Cartier Panthère de Cartier earrings, 18-karat yellow gold, tsavorite garnets, onyx and diamonds, $24,900, Cactus de Cartier bracelet, 18-karat yellow gold, lapis lazuli and diamonds, $77,500, and Cactus de Cartier ring, 18-karat yellow gold, emeralds, carnelians and diamonds, $72,500, Cartier, B.H., cartier.com. Roberto Cavalli beaded gown, $21,620, Roberto Cavalli, B.H., 310-276-6006; robertocavalli.com. p.107 Marco Bicego hand-engraved earrings in 18-karat yellow gold with pavé and rose-cut diamonds and sapphire, $27,820, hand-engraved necklace in 18-karat yellow gold with mixed semiprecious gemstones, $8,610, hand-engraved ring in 18-karat yellow gold with topaz, $2,730, handengraved ring in 18-karat yellow gold with mixed semiprecious gemstones, $1,980, hand-engraved ring in 18-karat yellow gold with black mother-of-pearl, $2,240, and hand-engraved ring in 18-karat yellow gold with lemon citrine, $2,730, Bloomingdale’s, Palo Alto, marcobicego.com. Altuzarra Spirits top with Chantilly lace with paillette embroidery, $1,195, similar styles available at Elyse Walker, N.B., 949-6122646. p.108 Angela Cummings for Assael Dangling Swirl earrings with golden South Sea cultured pearls set in 18-karat white gold and platinum, $23,000, Morrison’s Jewelers, Orinda, 925-253-9227. Mikimoto South Sea cultured pearl and opal pendant set in 18-karat yellow gold, $156,000, Mikimoto, B.H., 310-205-8787. Dior silk satin dress, $4,200, Dior, B.H., 310-8594700. p.109 Tiffany & Co. green tourmaline diamond drop earrings set in platinum, $85,000, aquamarine diamond wave bracelet set in platinum, $210,000, green tourmaline diamond ring set in platinum, $22,500, sapphire and diamond ring set in platinum, $70,000, orange tourmaline cabochon ring set in rose gold, $43,000, and Soleste oval morganite ring set in

platinum, $17,500, Tiffany & Co., B.H., 310273-8880. Balmain rope and embroidered multicolored dress, $20,670, Barneys, B.H., 310-276-4400; balmain.com. p.110 Vhernier Freccia Bracelet in 18-karat white gold, diamonds, jade and rock crystal, $26,650, Fuseau ring in 18-karat rose gold, jade and rock crystal, $10,700, and Abbraccio ring in 18-karat white gold and diamonds, $41,400, Vhernier, B.H., 310-273-2444. Dolce & Gabbana sequined dress with embellished crystal collar and shoulders, $8,995, Dolce & Gabbana, B.H., 310-859-8400. p.111 David Yurman flat panel earrings with rubellite and diamonds in 18-karat white gold, price upon request, and elongated rubellite and diamond pavé twist ring, $38,000, David Yurman, B.H., davidyurman .com. Christopher Kane slinky satin midi godet dress, $7,550, christopherkane.com. p.112 Brumani for Jewelista diamond and aquamarine drop earrings in 18-karat gold, $7,315, 18-karat yellow gold, citrine and diamond ring, $3,790, 18-karat gold, diamond and aquamarine cocktail ring, $9,705, 18-karat yellow gold, garnet and peridot ring, $6,350, and 18-karat rose gold imperial topaz ring, $4,600, jewelista.com.

Gucci tulle allover sequin embroidered long-sleeve dress with sequin web bow, $9,500, Gucci, B.H., 310-278-3451. p.113 Van Cleef & Arpels “Bouton d’or” earrings featuring chrysoprase, onyx and diamonds set in 18-karat yellow gold, $30,000, “Bouton d’or” necklace featuring carnelian, white mother-of-pearl and diamonds set in 18-karat rose gold, price upon request, “Bouton d’or” bracelet featuring carnelian, white mother-of-pearl and diamonds set in 18-karat rose gold, $48,500, “Perlée” between-the-finger ring featuring carnelian and diamonds set in 18-karat rose gold, $7,200, and “Bouton d’or” ring featuring chrysoprase, onyx and diamonds set in 18-karat yellow gold, $20,200, Van Cleef & Arpels, B.H., 310-276-1161; vancleef arpels.com. Valentino multicolor beaded gown, $28,000, Valentino, B.H., 310247-0103. p.114 Bulgari Serpent white gold earrings with emerald eyes and full pavé-set diamonds, $23,400, Serpenti white gold pendant with emerald eyes and pavé-set diamonds, $30,900, Serpenti white gold bracelet with emerald eyes and full pavé-set diamonds, $67,000, and Serpenti white gold band ring with full pavé-set diamonds, $8,500, Bulgari, B.H., 310-858-9216; bulgari.com. Roberto Cavalli sequined dress, $4,690, Roberto Cavalli, B.H., 310-276-6006; robertocavalli.com. p.115 Harry Winston Secret Cluster drop sapphire earrings set in platinum, Secret Wonder diamond sapphire/aqua necklace set in platinum, and sapphire crossover ring set in platinum, prices upon request, 800-988-4110; harrywinston.com. Bottega Veneta wool shearling coat, price upon request, Bottega Veneta, B.H., 310-8586533. Makeup: Giorgio Armani Prima Smart Moisture Serum, $100, Foundation Maestro Glow, $64, High Precision Retouch

concealer, $40, Fluid Sheer ultra-light glowing fluid, $62, Eye Tint Eyeshadow, $39, Eccentrico Mascara, $32, High Precision Brow Pencil, $30, and Lip Magnet longlasting matte lip gloss, $38, armani.com.

GIRL ON FIRE p.127 Elizabeth and James Josephine dress, $425, Elizabeth and James, The Grove, 323-647-7111; elizabethandjames .com. Embrace lace wire-free bra, $38, Macy’s, macys.com. Graziela Gems White Vine earrings, $3,050, grazielagems.com.

EF Collection open diamond triple trio ring, $1,095, efcollection.com. p.129 Adeam Plisse side-drawstring midi, $1,100, Intermix, L.A., intermixonline .com. Jacquie Aiche midi ring, pavédiamond V ring, 14-karat yellow gold and diamonds, $725, Jaimie Geller Jewelry, Pacific Palisades, jacquieaiche.com. EF Collection Diamond Cage Ring, $1,045, efcollection.com. p.130 Boss dress, price upon request, Hugo Boss stores, 800484-6267; hugoboss.com. Jennifer Meyer 18-karat yellow gold diamond threaded bar earrings, $1,825, and 18-karat yellow gold diamond long bar studs, $800, Barneys New York, jennifermeyer.com.

Hoorsenbuhs Dame Phantom 18-karat rose gold ring, $3,800, Chip 18-karat rose gold and diamonds ring, $7,000, and Dame Phantom II 18-karat rose gold and diamonds ring, $4,400, 888-692-2997; hoorsenbuhs.com. EF Collection diamond triple spiral ring, $1,675, efcollection.com. p.133 Givenchy light laminated silk jacket, $5,195, and large sequins new AO embroidery dress, $5,995, givenchy .com. EF Collection diamond bar ring, $860, efcollection.com. Jennifer Meyer 18-karat white gold diamond circle ring, $500, Barneys New York, jennifer meyer.com. Swarovski rhodium-plated Fresh ring, $79, Swarovski boutiques nationwide, swarovski.com. Jacquie Aiche Blue Diamond Eye Ring, 14-karat white gold, white and blue diamonds, $1,190, Jaimie Geller Jewelry, Pacific Palisades, jacquieaiche.com. Makeup: Chanel Le Blanc De Chanel Base, $48, Perfection Lumière Velvet Bas in Beige, $48, Poudre Universelle Libre Natural Finish Loose Powder in Translucent, $52, Illusion D’ombre Long Wear Luminous Eyeshadow in New Moon and Iridescent, $36 each, Inimitable Intense Mascara in Noir, $32, Crayon Sourcils Sculpting Brow Pencil in Blond Clair, $29, Rouge Coco Shine in Melancolie, $37, and Les Beiges Healthy Glow Sheer Color Stick in Blush N°20, $45, chanel.com.

Shopping Guide

PHOTO FINISH p.142 Narciso Rodriguez Opal Panné silk velvet dress, $3,495, bergdorfgoodman.com.

Stella McCartney denim boyfriend jacket, $1,095, Stella McCartney, W.H., 310-2737051. Christian Louboutin So Kate silver leather point-toe pumps, $675, christian louboutin.com. Jennifer Meyer 18-karat white gold diamond thin ring, $175, Barneys New York, B.H., 310-276-4400.

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4. SANDRO Anta leather jacket, $945, sandro-paris .com. 5. J BRAND Ivy high-rise crop jeans in Bleach Wrecked, $228, jbrandjeans.com. 6. STELLA MCCARTNEY lacquered earring, $360, fwrd.com.

7. ERES Éternelle satin bodysuit, $410, Eres, B.H. 8. GIORGIO ARMANI Fall/ Winter 2016. 9. LOUIS VUITTON Fall/Winter 2016.

10. BURBERRY riveted belt, $650, burberry.com.

11. ETRO embellished velvet and leather ankle boots, $2,070, net-aporter.com. 12. VERSACE Icon Medusa ring, $395, versace.com. 13. RALPH LAUREN COLLECTION needlepoint drawstring bag, $2,250, ralphlauren.com.

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15. DRIES VAN NOTEN gold booties, $960, Bergdorf Goodman. 16. BRUNELLO CUCINELLI candle in Ecru, $165, brunellocucinelli.com.

17. ISABEL MARANT Kim tweed miniskirt, $480, neta-porter.com. 18. PRADA Cahier Bag, $2,090, prada.com.

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As the megastylist behind Justin Bieber’s sharp Saint Laurent looks and Karlie Kloss’ latest take on power dressing, Karla Welch is constantly on the hunt for both new and vintage designer threads.

“To get my hands on pieces by amazing artists is something I’ll never take for granted,” says Welch, who calls Laurel Canyon home (“I love that it’s out of the city within the city,” she says). When it comes to scoring the best finds, she looks no further than her own backyard: West Hollywood. Here, her favorite local haunts. Lily’s Coffee at the Canyon Country Store It is the hub of our community.

I like that I know all my neighbors. • Maxfield I love their buy. It’s always fashion forward and visually the store is so inspiring. maxfieldla.com.

• Vanessa Seward Her new store is elegant; cool French girl vibes. vanessaseward.com.

• Sielian’s Vintage Apparel I just bought a vintage Valentino coatdress. It’s perfect. sieliansvintageapparel.com.

• Isabel Marant I love sitting in the garden and the wild overgrowth—the landscape designer, Judy Kameon, is incredible. isabelmarant.com.

• Jinpachi It’s the best sushi in Los Angeles. 310-358-9134.

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CORINNE FOXX Growing up, Corinne Foxx would giddily accompany her father, Oscar-winning actor Jamie Foxx, on the red carpet.

“We would get so starstruck and try to get pictures with everyone,” says the 22-yearold Los Angeles native. But when her own moment in the spotlight arrived—as Miss Golden Globe 2016— she played it decidedly cool.

“My friends couldn’t believe it,” says Foxx, who was then a senior at USC. “I’d kept it a secret for so long.”

With illustrious alumnae such as Laura Dern and Dakota Johnson, the Miss Golden Globe title is considered a launchpad to stardom. And already, Foxx is well on her way.

After graduating from college last spring, she’s devoted herself to acting full time. “There are a few projects in the works I’m excited for people to see,” she says, demurring over specifics. She’s also found success as a model (she recently walked Kanye West’s Yeezy Season 4 runway show and is a face of the new Wet n Wild cosmetics campaign), and does advocacy work in her spare time (a bullying prevention spokesperson, she also harbors dreams of speaking before the U.N. on the importance of education for all women).

A full plate, perhaps, but hardly surprising given her role model. “My dad wakes up every day and is so energized for what he does,” says Foxx. “He inspired me to never settle for a job that doesn’t fuel my soul.” •

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NARCISO RODRIGUEZ dress, $3,495. STELLA McCARTNEY jacket, $1,095. CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN pumps, $675. JENNIFER MEYER ring, $175.

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