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ANIMAL INSTINCTS A new book illustrates Cartier’s most iconic jewels and gems

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From Chanel to Birkenstock, the latest and greatest in fashion this spring

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STYLISH READS WATCH WHAT HAPPENS Rainbow bezels, worldly dials and precious metals are just some of the special traits found in these trending timepieces

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GAME OF TONES Forget old-school astringents. The new wave of toners is less about harsh stripping and more about new acids and replenishing the skin

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DAY IN THE LIFE: VICTORIA BECKHAM The cosmetics entrepreneur and fashion mogul takes us through a jam-packed day in her very high-heeled shoes

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ADDICTED TO ANYA The Northman star Anya Taylor-Joy talks about her newest role as the spokesperson for Dior Addict lipstick

Navitimer, $18,500, BREITLING, breitling.com

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GARDEN GRANDEUR Inside the blossoming beauty of the world’s most celebrated gardens

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Parhelia ring, price upon request, CARTIER, cartier.com

ON THE COVER Dress, $2,690, boots, $1,240, ALEXANDRE VAUTHIER, alexandrevauthier.com. Necklace, $1,290, SAINT LAURENT BY ANTHONY VACCARELLO, ysl.com.

Earrings, $525, VERSACE, versace .com. Ring in 18k rose gold with lacquered ceramic and diamonds, $11,400, DAVIDOR, davidor.com Photographed by ROYAL GILBERT Styled by SANDY ARMENI

Looks from Weekend Max Mara’s Family Affair collection,

BRANCHING OUT Treetop Hideaways: Treehouses for Adults climbs to the top of the latest trend in sustainable living

There is never a shortage of sporty separates as designers continue to step up athleisure on the runway this season

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SUFFRAGETTE CITY A new book chronicles the life of publisher and women’s rights movement pioneer Miriam Leslie

Books on Yves Saint Laurent and Louis Vuitton

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ON TERRA FIRMA Fund managers and partners Mike Poutré and Ryan Fabian are harnessing the growth and future of crypto

Fendi’s spring women’s couture presentation was a celebration of the label’s roots

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SURF’S UP Surfer Magazine: 1960-2020 makes waves with its celebration of the surf subculture and icons like Kelly Slater and Laird Hamilton

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ROLE MODEL From fashion to acting and even real estate, Bailey Marie Hornacek is proving she can do it all

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FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH Dr. Steven Victor is changing the landscape of health with his innovative approach to medicine

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Powerscourt House & Gardens, Ireland

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Outdoor dining at Le Mas at La Bastide de Marie, France

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CULTURE 58

SPRING AWAKENINGS Eight singular talents from on- and Off- Broadway productions

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AN ESSENTIAL EPILOGUE A new book explores the work of renowned architect Louis Kahn

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A suite at the Riggs Washington D.C.

SPRING FORWARD New properties and restaurants are popping up all over the globe and are ready to welcome visitors eager to explore

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THE WONDERS OF WASHINGTON Washington, D.C., is in all its cultural and gastronomic glory this spring

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VIVA LA MEXICO From the Pacific to the Gulf, these brand-new hotels and resorts are must-visit destinations in 2022

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MOVING MOUNTAINS Ski resorts are no longer just for skiing. For destinations across the country, the off-season is looking a lot more full-on

LE MAS: GAELLE LE BOULICAUT

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The pool at the One&Only Mandarina

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IT’S MILLER TIME Sienna Miller is ready for yet another breakout moment—this time in Netflix’s psychological thriller Anatomy of a Scandal

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COTTAGE CHARM A 19th-century shingle-style cottage in Bellport, Long Island, is restored for today’s living

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UNCUT GEMS The most impressive high jewelry pieces of the season are rare and represent the very best of their respective maisons

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LOTUSLAND How a struggling opera singer built a botanical wonderland

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THE EDGE OF TOMORROW True to form, these sexy pieces will become wardrobe staples this season ROYAL GILBERT

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Sienna Miller; Top, $1,050, skirt, $870, ETRO, etro.com.

Moccasins, $980, GUCCI, available at select Gucci boutiques.

Opera earrings in 18k gold with diamonds, $3,540, ROBERTO COIN, robertocoin.com

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ASPEN Get your hair done at Suite Reyad and have dinner at Mawa’s Kitchen

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CHICAGO A new outpost of The Wing and sublime omakase to feast on

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DALLAS Indulge in self-care at The Spa at The RitzCarlton and shopping at the Conservatory on Two

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HOUSTON A new Gucci boutique lands in Austin and two new hotels make their mark

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LAS VEGAS Relax at Aria’s new Sky Suites and sip delectable cocktails at the new TAO Beach Dayclub

LOS ANGELES Stay at the new Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel and nosh on new Korean and Mexican food

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Whether it’s Greek, Middle Eastern, American or Japanese, reserve a table at these new culinary hotspots

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Experience a new acupuncture studio and a performance of Cyrano at BAM starring James McAvoy

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ORANGE COUNTY Shop ’til you drop at South Coast Plaza’s newest boutiques

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The bar at The Nines in New York City

The Spa at The Ritz-Carlton in Dallas

PALM BEACH Visit The Colony’s newest designer villa and window shop at The Royal Poinciana

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SAN FRANCISCO Grab a bite at some of the newest Bay Area restaurants and learn more about clean beauty brand True Botanicals

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CROWN ROYAL The Queen Mother’s glittering crown comes out of retirement

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Caviar parfait at The Bungalow Kitchen by Michael Mina

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The pool at the Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale

THE NINES: LIZ CLAYMAN; THE BUNGALOW KITCHEN: ANGELO CLINTON

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Natasha Wolff

Jason Binn

CREATIVE DIRECTOR

Alexander Wolf

PRINT CONSULTANT

Calev Print Media CONTRIBUTING STYLE EDITOR

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IT MANAGER

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ASSISTANT CONTROLLER

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CONTRIBUTING IMAGING SPECIALIST

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EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

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Peekaboo ISeeU Petite Handbag, $3,890, FENDI, fendi.com

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Things I’m Loving for Spring

Earrings, $3,000, BOTTEGA VENETA,

The Skincare Kit, $1,320, JOANNA CZECH,

Sneakers, $175, VEJA X MANSUR GAVRIEL,

Symbole bag, $2,600, PRADA,

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elcome to the spring issue of DuJour, starring one of my favorite actresses and style icons, Sienna Miller. The actress is back where we like to see her: in a leading role in the Netflix series Anatomy of a Scandal (now streaming).

What you’ll find inside the magazine are celebrity interviews (Anya Taylor-Joy and Victoria Beckham), luxe interiors and features on the most magnificent gardens in the world. Profiles of the hottest theatrical productions, including Cyrano at the Brooklyn Academy of Music with James McAvoy, The Minutes and Mr. Saturday Night, are also on offer.

We also pay tribute to creative visionaries like Louis Kahn and Nick Cave, whose work is honored in a new book and exhibition, respectively. Travel-wise, there are so many new hotel openings in Europe to look forward to, from Scotland to the new Milos hotel in Athens. Closer to home, Washington, D.C., has a lot of exciting new hotels, restaurants and sights to visit.

We hope you enjoy reading this issue as much as we did producing it. Stay tuned for much more to come.

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Salma Hayek at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in LA

Zoe Kravitz on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in NYC

Julianne Moore at the Louis Vuitton fashion show in Paris

Amanda Seyfried at the LA premiere of The Dropout

Jared Leto at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in LA

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Nicole Kidman at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in LA

Anya TaylorJoy at the Dior fashion show in Paris

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ello, sunshine. Summer is upon us, and, like most New Yorkers, I’m looking forward to weekday meetings on the town and weekends spent Out East. From backyard barbecues with my favorite people to long afternoons in the sand, I’m excited to kick off another summer in style.

This issue of DuJour highlights one of my favorite actresses, Sienna Miller, who has been working in Hollywood for almost 20 years.

Whether you’re floating in your pool or enjoying some much-needed rest and relaxation farther afield, this book is the ultimate source for the latest and greatest in style, beauty, culture, design and travel. Get a first look at the must-have Fendi Couture collection as well as a new Bvlgari titanium timepiece hot off the press from Watches & Wonders. Explore our picks for the best new skin toners to perfect your summer glow, go backstage at the hottest Broadway productions and explore the world’s most stunning gardens.

No matter what you’re up to this season, DuJour will be there to serve as your lifestyle guide for all things fabulous. Here’s to a summer Jason Binn filled with sweet, simple pleasures on behalf of Founder and CEO my family, our team and myself.

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Naomi Campbell at Annabel’s 4th anniversary party in London Rihanna at the Gucci fashion show in Milan

Gugu Mbatha-Raw at the Dior fashion show in Paris

Laura Dern at the Costume Designers Guild Awards in LA

Michael Kors and Lori Harvey at the Michael Kors fashion show in NYC

Serena Williams at the Balmain show in Paris

Sebastian Stan in Dolce&Gabbana in LA Bradley Cooper at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in LA

Diane Kruger at SXSW in Austin Sienna Miller in a Richard Mille watch

Bella Hadid at a Burberry dinner in Beverly Hills

With Blake Lively at the GEM Awards in NYC

Katie Holmes and Tory Burch at the Tory Burch fashion show in NYC

Cynthia Erivo at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in LA Robert Pattinson in NYC

Yara Shahidi at the Miss Dior Millefiori Garden pop-up opening in LA

With Related’s Jeff Blau, Lisa Blau and Equinox’s Harvey Spevak

Olivia Culpo at the Michael Kors fashion show in NYC

Usher at Frieze Beverly Hills

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Dave Grutman and Lenny Kravitz at The Key Club in Miami

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Jennifer Connelly at the Louis Vuitton fashion show in Paris

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Natalie Portman at the Miss Dior Millefiori Garden popup opening in LA

Penélope Cruz in Chanel at the 36th Goya Awards

BINNSHOT PAINTING THE TOWN

The Roundabout Theatre Company’s annual gala honored Chita Rivera at the Ziegfeld Ballroom in NYC

Buzz Kelly, Jason Binn, Stephanie, Ron Kramer and Richard Kind

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Michael Kors, Gavin Creel, David Kalodner and Lance LePere

Taylor Hackford, Ryan Shelhamer, Taylor Lawrence, Helen Mirren, JM Christman, Todd Haimes, Carol and Ken Adelman

Chita Rivera

Jason Wingard, LaChanze and Lieutenant Governor Brian Benjamin

Sara Bareilles

Helen Mirren

Nickole Mitchell, Mike de Graffenried, Patricia E. Harris, Mark Lebow and Kitty Patterson Kempner

Tom and Diane Tuft, David and Samantha Rudin Earls, Chita Rivera, Helen Mirren, Kitty Patterson Kempner and Todd Haimes

Andy Ramamoorthy, Steve Perez, Chaya and Mike Slocum and Kerone Vatel

Andrew Garfield at the Costume Designers Guild Awards in LA

Heidi Klum at the Nominees Night at Spago in Beverly Hills

With Bergdorf Goodman’s Linda Fargo

Tommy Pooch and Sienna Miller at Cucina 8 ½

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Drew Barrymore in NYC

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Jamie Foxx at the TAO Big Game Weekend Night in LA

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Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith at the Critics Choice Awards in LA

With Menin Development’s Jordana Jorjura, Akira Back and Penny Binn at Akira Back in the Ray Hotel Delray Beach

Kristen Stewart in Dolce&Gabbana at the Critics Choice Awards in LA

Sutton Foster in Dolce&Gabbana at the opening night of The Music Man in NYC Halle Berry in Dolce&Gabbana at the Critics Choice Awards in LA

Clinical Skin’s Solomon Silberstein, Brian Robinson, Ewelina Aiossa and Israel Zahler

BINNSHOT Chloë Grace Moretz at the Louis Vuitton fashion show

Adria Arjona at the Giorgio Armani preOscars party in Beverly Hills

With Polo Bar’s Nelly Moudime and Foodgod at Cipriani Downtown

Gwyneth Paltrow at Frieze in Beverly Hills

Naomi Watts at the Richard Hennessy Carafe event in NYC

Jacob Elordi at a Burberry dinner in Beverly Hills

Alicia Vikander at the Louis Vuitton fashion show in Paris

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Zoe Saldana at The Adam Project premiere in NYC

Maggie Gyllenhaal at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards in NYC

Emma Stone at the Louis Vuitton fashion show in Paris

Madonna at the launch party for Burberry’s Lola bag in LA

Jennifer Garner in Dolce&Gabbana at The Adam Project premiere in NYC

Name here teekay and then here With Hard Rock’s Jacqui Cox

Christina Ricci at the launch party for Burberry’s Lola bag in LA

RH IN SF

The lifestyle brand unveils its new San Francisco flagship, The Gallery at the Historic Bethlehem Steel Building

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Emily Holt and Danielle Shorenstein

Ellen Degeneres, Gary Friedman, Portia de Rossi and Bella Hunter

Portia de Rossi and Ellen Degeneres

Steve Kerr, Kendall and Nick Kerr

Alexandra Daddario

Jessica Alba

White Dourga bracelet in gold with sculpted fossilized wood, emeralds and Asscher-cut and brilliant-cut diamonds

Alaxoa necklace in platinum with 30 oval-shaped emeralds from Zambia totaling 23.05 carats, emerald beads, square and baguette-cut emeralds and brilliant-cut diamonds

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Phaan ring in platinum with one 8.2-carat cushion-shaped ruby from Siam, one 4.01-carat cushion-shaped rose-cut K VVS1 diamond, ruby beads and diamonds

Coruscant necklace in platinum with one 3-carat kite-shaped E IF diamond, one 1.62-carat octagonal D IF diamond, one 1.54 carat emerald-cut E VVS1 diamond, triangular, kite-shaped, baguette-cut and brilliant-cut diamonds

Byakko watch in white gold with eight mandarin garnets totaling 37.83 carats, cabochon-cut emeralds, onyx and fancy-cut and brilliant-cut diamonds

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Ozma pendant earrings in platinum and black lacquer with two faceted emeralds from Zambia totaling 5.12 carats and baguette-cut and brilliant-cut diamonds

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A new book, Sixième Sens par Cartier: High Jewelry and Precious Objects (Flammarion), illustrates the French maison’s most iconic jewels and gems

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Meride necklace in white gold with three square brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 7.69 carats, onyx, rock crystal and princess-cut and brilliant-cut diamonds

Pixelage necklace in gold with three rectangular topazes totaling 27.34 carats, onyx and brilliant-cut yellow, orange and white diamonds

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Chanel artistic director Virginie Viard is the mastermind behind the brand’s new It bag, the Chanel 22. This sophisticated yet functional new silhouette comes in three sizes and includes a backpack version. Its quilted leather, metal chain link and gold metal lettering honor the maison’s French roots.

Bag, $5,800, CHANEL, chanel.com

AMERICAN WOMEN

Meet Reden, a new direct-to-consumer footwear brand creating stylish and wearable shoes “Why can’t our shoes do more for us?” asks Nelli Kim, founder and CEO of Reden. As a cancer survivor with 20 years of experience in the luxury footwear space, Kim saw a hole in the market for an upscale and fashion-forward line of shoes that prioritizes comfort without sacrificing style. After her recovery, Kim suffered from chronic foot pain related to her chemotherapy—a common ailment among cancer survivors. She spent two years working with an orthopedic surgeon crafting a line of footwear that looks good and feels even better with built-in orthotic insoles, memory foam padding, and shock-resistant outsoles.

After launching through Kickstarter, the Reden line features classic and stylish staples for men and women, including loafers, flats and brogues in luxurious leathers and bold colors.

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Loafer, $195, REDEN, shopreden.com

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RADICAL COMFORT

For Tory Burch’s spring/summer collection, the American designer was inspired by the work of another iconic American designer, Claire McCardell.

McCardell is credited with the creation of American sportswear in the early 20th century.

Tory Burch’s Claire McCardell Dress is a new wardrobe staple that will continue to evolve in collections to come. The nipped-waist silhouette features McCardell’s signature plaids and stripes.

Dress, $1,198, TORY BURCH, toryburch.com

Cypress Puffer Boot, $425, CANADA GOOSE, canadagoose.com

MANOLO BLAHNIK X BIRKENSTOCK The ultimate meeting of comfort and luxury, German footwear maker Birkenstock has collaborated with shoe designer Manolo Blahnik on a capsule collection of sandals. With a career spanning 50 years, the Spanish-born Blahnik is one of the world’s most influential footwear designers. Embellished with crystals and packaged in an exclusive polka dot box, the Arizona and Boston sandal styles come in classic black leather and fuchsia and cobalt blue velvet. “Birkenstocks have been in my wardrobe since the very beginning (of time!),” says Blahnik. “I have loved and worn mine for many years. I am thrilled that we have been able to collaborate. Fusing the Manolo Blahnik aesthetic with the everyday comfort of Birkenstocks is simply wonderful!”

Arizona Crystal Buckle Smooth Leather sandals, $750, MANOLO BLAHNIK FOR BIRKENSTOCK, manoloblahnik.com

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As wearable as a sneaker and as warm as a sleeping bag for your feet, the new Cypress Puffer Boots from Canada Goose (the brand’s third footwear style since it expanded into accessories) are the perfect antidote to a day spent buckled into ski boots. Versatile, comfortable and edgy, these zippered boots will take you from the slopes to the streets in style.

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A FAMILY AFFAIR

Weekend Max Mara’s collaboration with stylist Gabriella Karefa-Johnson is a love letter to her family Bold, eclectic and full of joy, Weekend Max Mara’s newest collaboration is an irreverent and playful combination of shapes, colors and patterns. Designed by stylist Gabriella Karefa-Johnson and photographed by supermodel Gigi Hadid, the Family Affair collection is full of warm-weather staples for women of all ages. The dresses, trousers and scarves combine modern silhouettes with ’70s-inspired prints and patterns, creating a riot of color. “Visual dissonance is really at the heart of a lot of the styling I do—I like when the mind has to work a bit to comprehend what the eyes are seeing,” says Karefa-Johnson. Her main inspiration for the collection is her family, particularly her globe-trotting grandmother. “Style was effortless for her,” she says, “and that’s precisely what I wanted to communicate in this collection—a sense of innate, amazing style with very little effort.”

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Roman HOLIDAY

For Fendi artistic director Kim Jones, the spring women’s couture presentation was a celebration of the label’s roots

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ome has a certain spirituality as a city,” says Fendi’s artistic director, Kim Jones. “Not necessarily just something religious, but something present in the layers of its history. That’s what my vision for Fendi is all about: celebrating the power of women.” From its ancient past to the exciting present, the Italian capital was the perfect location for Jones’ Fendi women’s couture presentation. “When you walk down the street in Rome, you are constantly moving back and forth in time,” says Jones. “Where we work feels very modern, but you pass monuments on the way there. There’s a total timelessness to the city: a historic vein which runs through it, but also a movement that is projecting forward.” Fendi was started in Rome in 1925 and has always honored the city’s historic codes.

“Rome, for me, has so many layers to it,” says Jones. “It’s such an ancient city. We’re always thinking of the past, present and future of it. The inspiration came from the idea of different times and that very spiritual side of Rome, which becomes almost

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celestial; almost space.” This collection’s sci-fi silhouettes are expertly crafted using futuristic techniques, finding harmonies between past and present. Ethereal fabrics like duchesse silk and organza are illuminated with traditional beading and mother-ofpearl, while heat-molded leathers are embroidered with micro sequins, mink and pearls to create powerful, armor-like finishes.

“The idea of the future and what’s going on in the world made me think about space,” says Jones. “I’ve been reading and looking at lots of sci-fi recently. I read Dune again because I’d watched it and I wanted to remind myself what the book was like. And the actual Star Wars book by George Lucas.” Volcanic stone and hematite are embedded into bags, and natural crystal geodes and amethysts adorn jewelry in a nod to the city’s archeological remnants of ancient civilizations. ■

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Making a Monogram

Flip through the pages of Louis Vuitton Manufactures (Assouline) for an inspiring look behind the curtain of the luxury brand’s famed ateliers in Europe.

Exclusive photos and dazzling details illustrate the talent of the Louis Vuitton artisans behind the iconic bags, trunks, jewelry and watches.

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Celebrate the 60th anniversary of Yves Saint Laurent’s first runway show with a visual representation of the designer’s global influence on French haute couture. YSL Lexicon: An ABC of the Fashion, Life, and Inspirations of Yves Saint Laurent (Rizzoli) coincides with an innovative six-museum exhibition in Paris showcasing Saint Laurent’s fashion and inspirations.

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Watch What HAPPENS Rainbow bezels, worldly dials and precious metals are just some of the special traits found in these trending timepieces

Twenty~4 Automatic watch in rose gold with rose-gilt sunburst dial, $49,680, PATEK PHILIPPE, patek.com

Explorer watch in Oystersteel and gold, $11,150, ROLEX,

Altiplano Ultimate Concept, $446,000, PIAGET, piaget.com

Master Grande Tradition Calibre 948 in white gold with leather strap, $227,000, JAEGER-LECOULTRE, jaeger-lecoultre.com

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Red Carpet 2022 Haute Joaillerie watch in Fairmined 18k white gold with multicolor sapphires and diamonds, price upon request, CHOPARD, available at Chopard boutiques

Navitimer, $18,500, BREITLING, breitling.com

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Octo Finissimo Ultra in titanium, $482,000, BVLGARI, bvlgari.com

Luminor Goldtech Calendario Perpetuo PAM1269-44mm Experience Edition, $85,000, PANERAI, panerai.com

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Iris watch in 18k rose gold with multicolor gems and alligator strap, price upon request, DOLCE & GABBANA, available

RM 35-03, $222,000, RICHARD MILLE, available at Richard Mille boutiques worldwide

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Sunglasses, $470, DIOR, available at Dior boutiques nationwide

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Varsity BLUES There is never a shortage of sporty separates as designers continue to step up athleisure on the runway this season

Bodysuit, price upon request, BURBERRY, burberry.com A sporty look in the Spring 2021 issue of DuJour

Hat, $102, MAX MARA, maxmara.com

Handbag, $5,100, BOTTEGA VENETA, bottegaveneta.com

Mules, $795, SAINT LAURENT BY ANTHONY VACCARELLO, ysl.com

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Jacket, $950, skirt, $450, SPORTMAX, sportmax.com

Ulla Johnson

Sneakers, $930, FENDI, fendi.com

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Sweater, $448, TORY BURCH, toryburch.com

Top, $225, shorts, $195, STAUD, staud.clothing

Wristlet, $1,925, CHANEL, available at select Chanel boutiques

Jacket, $2,595, DOLCE & GABBANA, dolcegabbana.com

Bag, $1,250, LOEWE, loewe.com

Slides, $395, MANSUR GAVRIEL, mansurgavriel.com

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1 Acid Potion, $42, MOON JUICE, moonjuice.com 2 The Essence, AUGUSTINUS BADER, $90, augustinusbader.com 3 The Treatment Lotion, $125, LA MER, cremedelamer.com 4 LumiPeel, $145, VALMONT, lamaisonvalmont.com 5 Pink Drink Firming Resurfacing Essence, $48, SUNDAY RILEY, sundayriley.com 6 Le Tonique, $47, CHANEL, chanel.com 7 Flower Acids Resurfacing Toner, $45, GOOPGLOW, goop.com 8 Sake Toning Essence, $52, SHANI DARDEN, shanidarden.com 9 Cactus Water Cleansing Lactic Acid Toner, $28, FRECK BEAUTY, freckbeauty.com 10 Fat Water Pore-Refining Toner Serum, $30, FENTY SKIN, fentybeauty.com 11 Utopia Microflora Toner, $42, HOLIFROG, holifrog.com

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here are many myths about toners, used to remove dirt and oil from the skin, that have been debunked over the years. “There weren’t a ton of options for treating blemishes or congestion many years ago, when harsh astringent toners were prevalent,” says celebrity aesthetician and skincare entrepreneur Shani Darden, whose best-selling Sake Toning Essence combines the best of a toner with the benefits of an essence. “A common—though very wrong—idea was that in order to treat blemishes, you needed to dry the skin out. This couldn’t be further from the truth! Drying out the skin can actually exacerbate breakouts.” Alcohol in toners was a major culprit. “While toners of the past contained alcohol for the purpose of drying out excess oil and treating acne breakouts, we now recognize that alcohol is far too harsh on the skin,” says Dr. Dendy Engelman, dermatologist and Mohs surgeon at the Shafer Clinic in New York City.

“Today’s formulas are created more consciously to nourish—not strip—the skin.” Different formulations now target skin types and concerns. “Today, toners are created with ingredients that offer even more benefits to the skin, not just toning,” says Amanda Macino, Valmont’s director of training for North America. “They are skin type–specific, including for dry skin, which wasn’t always the case.”

The newest crop of toners have different skill sets and ingredients for a variety of skin types. “They are not one-size-fits-all, because nowadays, toners are more of a counterpart to serums,” says Emily Parr, co-founder of skincare brand HoliFrog. “I’m seeing toners with exfoliating acids or enzymes, others with a plethora of antioxidants and even more that focus on hydration. Toners are far less about toning and more about delivering a set of actives to the skin that are not present elsewhere in your regime.”

HoliFrog’s new hydrating and disinfecting Utopia Microf lora Toner features hypochlorous acid, black bee honey ferment, apple cider vinegar and sunf lower sprout. “I became increasingly intrigued with hypochlorous acid and its benefits for everyone from eczema sufferers to acne-prone people like myself,” says Parr. “Its ability to act as an antimicrobial and anti-inf lammatory really excited me, so I knew that a toner would be the best fit for this ingredient in our lineup.”

Used after the cleansing step to f lood the skin with active nutrients, toners are meant to balance, hydrate and brighten the skin so that it is prepped for the products that follow. “A toner should be used when there is an active set of ingredients that are not being delivered in your serums or moisturizer,” says Parr.

“There is no one universal toner that everyone should be using after they wash their face, because it's a function of the active ingredients in the toner and the active ingredients in the steps that follow the toner.” Toners also shouldn’t be used to break down makeup. “I recommend that everyone use toner—not for removing makeup, but for rebalancing your skin and giving it an extra dose of clarifying, brightening and hydrating benefits,” says Dr. Engelman. ■

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Victoria Beckham The cosmetics

entrepreneur and fashion mogul takes us through a jam-packed day in her very high-heeled shoes

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ritish fashion and beauty entrepreneur Victoria Beckham ventured into the beauty space, creating two best-selling capsule collections with Estée Lauder before launching Victoria Beckham Beauty in 2019 in partnership with industry veteran Sarah Creal. Beckham set out to create a new standard of clean luxury: her makeup and skincare products are cruelty-free, sustainably minded, cleanly formulated and highperforming. “We wanted to create a beauty brand with a strong focus on clean formulas that really perform and feel luxurious in your routine,” explains Beckham. “We didn’t think there was anyone out there that was pulling these futuristic elements together.”

Victoria Beckham Beauty stems from the idea that beauty should complement and enhance the dynamic life you lead, and its devoted fans like Melanie Grant, Tracy Anderson, Cassandra Grey, Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner clearly agree. “We wanted to create something that is desirable, a pleasure to use and has a soul,” says Beckham. “Our brand is coming from our point of view, and we are creating things that are authentic to our vision. Everything we do brings together clean ingredients, responsible sourcing and sustainably minded design; our goal from inception has been to create true luxury performance in clean beauty.”

Here’s how the entrepreneur spends a typical day in London.

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7:00 A.M. I wake up and get Harper up and ready for school. We catch up over breakfast and I get through emails from overnight while she packs up her bag. With my fashion team based in London and beauty based in NYC, I’m always on.

8:00 A.M.: David and I like to take Harper to school together. After the school run, we go to a workout with our trainer.

10:00 A.M.: I shower as quickly as I can and head to the office. I love being in person with my team. These past years, working remotely, have been a challenge.

10:30 A.M.: Every day is different, but I pack my days with back-to-back meetings to try to be as productive as possible. For example, today I met with my design team on our new monogram that will debut in our pre-autumn/winter collection. I am excited for this design and to extend it into new categories such as outerwear.

We wanted to create something that is desirable, a pleasure to use and has a soul.

—VICTORIA BECKHAM

1:30 P.M.: I have a working lunch with my team. This is typically my first meal of the day. For the rest of the afternoon, I snack on almonds to keep myself full until dinner.

6:00 P.M.: I get home for dinner with the family. This is the most important part of my day. It’s sacred in our household. Afterwards, we relax together, typically watching some television. Harper is really into Newsround, and David insists on watching Friends or Modern Family nearly every night.

8:00 P.M.: Harper and I both love our evening beauty routines. I love a warm bath, and we typically do a face mask together as we wind down from the day. I am pretty religious about my skincare. Having clean, healthy skin is most important, so I cleanse my skin with Augustinus Bader Cleansing Balm to remove my makeup. After that, I use my Victoria Beckham by Augustinus Bader Cell Rejuvenating Power Serum and Cell Rejuvenating Priming Moisturizer.

10:00 P.M.: I get in bed and catch up on some email before putting the phone away.

I’m trying to practice healthy sleep habits, which means less phone time and more mindfulness. I sleep in my VB silk pajama set with my Victoria Beckham Beauty x Slip Silk Eye Mask. And I have crystals on my nightstand for some extra clarity. ■

 “My Lip Definer #2 matches the natural tone of my lips for a full lip. Right now, I am using Bitten Lip Tint along with Lip Definer just around my cupid’s bow and bottom lip.”

Lip Definer #2, $26, VICTORIA BECKHAM BEAUTY,

 “I use my Victoria Beckham by Augustinus Bader Cell Rejuvenating Power Serum and Cell Rejuvenating Priming Moisturizer daily.”

Cell Rejuvenating Power Serum, $125, VICTORIA BECKHAM BY AUGUSTINUS BADER, victoriabeckhambeauty .com

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VICTORIA BECKHAM BEAUTY MUST-HAVES  “Every day I use my Smoky Eye Brick in Signature. I start by using the lightest shade as a primer, then the pink shade all over, then the mid-tone brown to contour eyelids, and I use a dusting along the lash line and under my eye for that smoky look.”

Smoky Eye Brick in Signature, $56, VICTORIA BECKHAM BEAUTY, victoriabeckhambeauty.com

 “I use Cheeky Posh in Major for a fresh flush.” Cheeky Posh, $42, VICTORIA BECKHAM BEAUTY, victoriabeckham beauty.com

 “I go over my upper lash line with Satin Kajal Liner in Ash. It goes on super creamy, and sometimes I use the blender or even my finger to smudge it out. When it sets, it won’t budge.”

Satin Kajal Liner in Ash, $26, VICTORIA BECKHAM BEAUTY, victoriabeckham beauty.com

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2 “I surround myself with Cire Trudon candles.

They are everywhere—at home, the office, my Dover Street store.”

Alabaster candle, $260, TRUDON, trudon.com 3 “I use Josh Wood shampoo and conditioner.

He uses clean ingredients, which is really important to me.”

Miracle Shampoo and Conditioner, $19 each, JOSH WOOD, joshwoodcolour.com 4 “I love a bath, and I follow it up with the Osea oil on damp skin to lock in moisture.”

Undaria Algae Body Oil, $78, OSEA, oseamalibu.com

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Addicted to ANYA

The Northman star Anya Taylor-Joy talks about her newest role as the spokesperson for Dior Addict lipstick

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY DANIEL JACKSON

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Taylor-Joy puckers up in Dior Addict Lipstick in Dior 8

The American-born, English Argentine actress Anya Taylor-Joy, who starred in M. Night Shyamalan’s Split and the recent adaptation of Emma (she also had a recurring role on Peaky Blinders), rose to stardom in Netflix’s 2020 original series The Queen’s Gambit as a gifted chess player. Now, the 26-year-old actress is starring opposite Nicole Kidman, Ethan Hawke and Alexander Skarsgård in April’s action adventure film The Northman. When she’s not busy filming in far-flung destinations around the world, she’s spending time with her actormusician boyfriend, Malcolm McRae. We spoke with Taylor-Joy about popcorn, lipstick and how her relationship with beauty has evolved over the years.

BE AUT Y. N OTE. Diorshow On Set Brow in 032 Dark Brown

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I am someone who keeps quite a bare face, because whenever I do work, I have a lot of makeup on. In my own time, I don’t tend to wear as much.

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ANYA’S DIOR FAVORITES 1 Dior Addict Lipstick in Dior 8, $39 2 Prestige La Crème Texture Essentielle, $400 3 Prestige La Micro-Huile de Rose Advanced Serum, $400 4 Diorshow Iconic Overcurl Mascara, $30 DIOR, dior.com

Styling: Kate Young Makeup: Peter Philips Hair: Gregory Russell Nails: Kim Truong Set design: Max Bellhouse Courtesy of Dior

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What’s your first memory of Dior?

I used to wear Miss Dior Cherie as a teenager and I was completely obsessed with it. I remember discovering it and being heartbroken when it was discontinued. I later found out, having met with the incredible Dior patrimony team, that the difference is that they took out the popcorn notes, which makes a lot of sense considering my job and my proclivity toward popcorn. It makes a lot of sense that I liked something that was popcorn-scented.

What inspires you most about the brand?

The sense of timeless grace that the House has, but with this real sense of freshness. It feels like Dior dresses the modern woman while still retaining this quality of elegance, and I love that. It feels very graceful.

What do you love about Dior Addict lipstick?

I love the energy it gives me when I put it on. I am someone who keeps quite a bare face, because whenever I do work, I have a lot of makeup on.

In my own time, I don’t tend to wear as much. The most I will do is put on lipstick. It’s very easy to do and yet it completely changes your attitude, and I think that’s what Dior Addict is for me. I love that it feels so playful, that you can dress up your lipstick and it’s refillable. It has this wonderful shine to it that I really enjoy.

What is your daily beauty routine?

I wash my face every morning and apply toner and sunscreen. That’s my morning routine; at night, I do the same except instead of sunscreen, I put on the Dior Prestige serum and cream because it not only helps fight against all daily aggressions, but also help renew my skin elasticity. It feels really luxurious, and the beautiful smell also helps me unwind and relax. I love roses, and it’s so lovely to go to bed smelling like one.

What beauty products are always in your bag?

Dior Prestige La Mousse Micellaire face cleaner, Diorshow Iconic Overcurl Mascara in Black and Dior Addict lipstick in the shade Dior 8. I look for a unique shade in a lipstick, as well as staying power. I love it when someone compliments me on the shade of my lipstick or they say they haven’t seen that shade before. ■

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Surfer Magazine: 1960-2020 makes waves with its celebration of the surf subculture and icons like Kelly Slater and Laird Hamilton Between 1960 and 2020, the pages of Surfer magazine were ornamented with every aspect of surf culture, from must-have surf gear to profiles of surf legends.

Founded by surfer, artist and filmmaker John Severson, Surfer was a trailblazer in the niche world of surf-focused publications, featuring travel content, surf spot profiles, big wave pictorials and interviews with top surfers. After six decades in print, Grant Ellis has compiled a colorful anthology of the magazine’s most iconic covers, articles and more. Surfer Magazine: 1960-2020 (Rizzoli) includes a chronological progression of the magazine’s content from world-renowned photographers, writers and graphic designers. Surf stars like Miki Dora, Kelly Slater and Laird Hamilton are all highlighted in the new compilation, further cementing Surfer as a leading voice in the water and celebrating the surf subculture. —K ASEY CAMINITI

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ON TERRA FIRMA

With Terraform Capital and its new fund Europa, fund managers and partners Mike Poutré and Ryan Fabian are harnessing the growth and future of crypto

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ith the recent news of President Biden’s executive order directing federal agencies to create a strategy for digital assets like cryptocurrency and tasking the Treasury with thinking about the future of money and payment systems, the asset class is getting more mainstream. Over the past five years, about 40 million people in the U.S. have invested in, traded or used cryptocurrencies. Hollywood entrepreneurs like Reese Witherspoon, Gwyneth Paltrow and Mila Kunis are speaking out to encourage women to educate themselves about crypto and NFTs, and the New York Times recently published a standalone section on cryptocurrencies.

Mike Poutré, the founding CEO of The Crypto Company, one of the first publicly traded companies to invest in blockchain, has launched a specialized hedge fund to directly invest in businesses associated with distributed ledger technologies. Terraform is primarily interested in emerging vectors and opportunities in disruptive technology with a focus on blockchain, digital currencies and fintech. With more than 25 years in the banking and corporate finance industry, Poutré, along with co-founder and managing partner Ryan Fabian, is leading the charge with Terraform Capital, a Ventura County–based lifestyle fund. Fabian, a former cryptography specialist for U.S. Air Force Intelligence and the National Security Agency, technology specialist and seasoned software developer, had known Poutré for years; first as friends, then colleagues.

“Hearing Mike’s vision, I wanted to be a part of whatever he was doing,” says Fabian. “I was stepping outside the bounds of what I knew at the time to get into the entrepreneurial vertical.”

Fabian now runs technology deal selection and sourcing and the Terraform fund has invested in companies like Robinhood and Elon Musk’s SpaceX. “It’s all about a democratization of capital and eliminating the middleman,” says Fabian.

The pace of things is so fast, it’s almost daunting.

—RYAN FABIAN

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“Most people have recognized that governments and financial institutions have abused the rights of currencies for a long time,” says Poutré. “It’s a natural want in this day and age. This is a new way of doing business.” For this reason, the Terraform fund invests in blockchain infrastructure. “This is helping the masses,” he says.

“Everyone can benefit. We really shine in an environment where people recognize that digital assets and blockchain asset classes are those they need to be represented in.”

So it made sense to diversify the offerings. Terraform’s new digital assets and cryptocurrency quantitative fund, Europa, provides investors with a solid platform giving representation in this new and important asset class. Europa utilizes both smart indices and advanced digital algorithms to effectively and automatically manage volatility and risk 24/7. As a result, it can respond to market changes with lightning-fast speed, giving investors peace of mind knowing their investment is protected, managed and actively growing around the clock, 365 days a year. “Initially, we stayed away from crypto and digital assets,” says Poutré. “But now, it’s a natural segue. We noticed that the other people putting out digital assets funds are tying people up for a year, so, using technology that we helped design, we’re using a lot of the assets that we had already built to build a better product.” The Europa fund, with a minimum investment of $250,000, employs a three-pronged

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investment strategy targeting superior risk-adjusted returns in crypto markets: It maintains broad exposure to the largest tokens through smart indexings; its algorithmic trading models seek to generate alpha while providing some protection from bear market cycles; and it employs fundamental analysis in selecting the most promising small-cap projects.

Having both Terraform and Europa is additive to clients.

“Terraform proliferates the backbone of blockchain tech, and every time we invest in a new company, it’s novel to both Mike and me in a way that is so game-changing,” says Fabian. “The systems we have in place are doing something no one has ever done: uniting disparate and separate banking systems into one global system.

Every new opportunity is a powerful and novel puncture into that membrane that we’ve subconsciously created. This is just a different way of looking at the equation, and the pace of things is so fast, it’s almost daunting.” ■

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A new book chronicles the life of publisher and women’s rights movement pioneer Miriam Leslie Diamonds and Deadlines: A Tale of Greed, Deceit, and a Female Tycoon in the Gilded Age (Abrams) by Betsy Prioleau is the first major biography of the glamorous and scandalous Miriam Leslie, titan of publishing and an unsung hero of women’s suffrage.

Among the fabled tycoons of the Gilded Age—Carnegie, Rockefeller, Vanderbilt—is a forgotten figure: Leslie. For 20 years she ran the country’s largest publishing company, Frank Leslie Publishing, founded by her husband, which chronicled postbellum America in dozens of weeklies and monthlies. A pioneer in an allmale industry, she made a fortune and became a national celebrity and tastemaker in the process. But her name was also a byword for scandal: She f louted feminine convention, took lovers, married four times and harbored unsavory secrets that she concealed through a skein of lies and multiple personas. Both before and after her lifetime, glimpses of the truth emerged, including an illegitimate birth and a checkered youth.

Diamonds & Deadlines reveals the unknown, sensational life of the brilliant and brazen “empress of journalism” who dropped a bombshell at her death: She left her entire multimillion-dollar estate to women’s suffrage—a never-equaled amount that guaranteed passage of the 19th Amendment. In this dazzling biography, cultural historian Prioleau draws from diaries, genealogies and published works to provide an intimate look at the life of one of the Gilded Age’s most complex, powerful women and an unexpected feminist icon. Ultimately, Diamonds & Deadlines restores Leslie to her rightful place in history, as a monumental businesswoman who presaged the feminist future and reflected, in bold relief, the Gilded Age, one of the most momentous, seismic and vivid epochs in American history.

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rs. Frank Leslie was a Gilded Age superstar, an “Empress of Journalism” who ran the largest publishing company in America for twenty years and made a fortune. Her past was a closely guarded secret.

Miriam Follin was nearly seventeen, hungry in New York, and thrown on her own resources. Her choices were stark. Little wonder she came to believe that “life [was] cruel and experience [was] pitiless,” or that she lamented the plight of “the unprotected girl” in America and sought “loyal and manly protection.” Opportunities for women in the early [1850s] in Manhattan were few and thankless.

Seamstresses, f lower-makers, map-colorers, straw-braiders, and book folders endured “never-ending daily toil” under harsh bosses for as little as seventy-five cents a week. Volunteer societies, the House of Industry and Home for the Friendless, aided destitute women by reading them scripture and teaching these thankless trades.

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Sex workers, on the other hand, earned an average of five dollars a night, and enjoyed a modicum of autonomy, especially if they freelanced part-time, which many did. An estimated fifty thousand women practiced prostitution in the city mid-century—20 percent of the female population. Successful demimondaines with sobriquets like “Princess Anna” and “Aspasia” promenaded down Broadway dressed in tight-corseted gowns of frilled ribbons and flounced satin petticoats in the latest French fashions.

There’s an off-chance Miriam resisted the call. Investigative reporters, however, entertained no doubts: She was, they charged, a conspicuous “Lais” (prostitute) who spent a “fiery youth” on the town and engaged in “wanton” doings. Everywhere “stories [were] afloat about her.”

When she looked in the mirror, she must have seen her qualifications. She wasn’t conventionally pretty; she had a hooked nose, square masculine jaw, wiredrawn mouth, and protrusive eyes. But she had filled out and boasted a figure that was the mid-nineteenth-century ideal: full, voluptuous breasts, a wasp waist, and tiny hands and feet.

Plus masses of thick, dark fusilli curls. And whether she admitted it or not, she possessed a dusky, exotic “unfamiliar type of beauty.”

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“agitated and excited,” and asked to see his lawyer. Susan and the sheriff seemed to have anticipated this. Unfortunately, the lawyer couldn’t be reached, nor could Peacock “procure the $3,000 bail” (provided the sum existed) since banks were closed. Besides, the sheriff admonished, he had committed the crime of “carnal connection” with an unmarried female of “previous chaste character,” and would pay. Newspapers would publish the offense; he would lose his job and be locked in jail. Ruined.

However, the sheriff indicated, he could save himself. All would be forgiven if he married the young lady that night. Peacock recoiled and requested “time to consider the matter.” At this, the sheriff pulled him aside and impressed upon him the liberal terms: He didn’t have to cohabit with Miss Follin, support her, or see her again, and he could annul the union after two years. The lady just wanted his “name” and a marriage certificate. Still resistant, Peacock was taken from his rooms on Broome and Broadway and frog-marched to Tenth Street.

The night life in Tompkins Square was at its usual pitch when they arrived: drunks bawling “no, nay, never, no more”; a ghal crying, “Oh git out—you Mose!”; and a night cart of latrine waste drawn by Black men in bandannas lumbering by. When they reached number 319, “the mother of the girl appeared” and ushered them into a dim front room. She summoned her daughter and an awkward moment ensued. In the preparations, someone had forgotten to hire a justice of the peace. At last, Alderman Nathan C. Ely appeared on the stoop, and the ceremony began.

“Do you take this woman your lawful wife?”

No reply.

Nevertheless, the ceremony proceeded. The bridegroom sealed the “terms” with a dollar and left without a word to Miriam. From then on, the couple “passed each other in the public street without any recognition.”

Although the arrangement seemed a net loss for Miriam, there were benefits. Marriage in the 1850s offered few advantages; under the rule of coverture, women submitted to male authority and lost both “title to their earnings or property” and their independence. By living apart, Miriam preserved her autonomy and obtained marital status, which supplied instant respectability. In the world of strangers, establishing a good reputation was a crucial survival skill. And the “seduction” charge helped in another way.

Since Peacock couldn’t be guilty unless Miriam was of “chaste character,” she was revirginated overnight. ■

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Her theatrical flair, fostered by New Orleans and her home life, would also have served her well. Putting identities on and off, performing a part, and “staging” herself came naturally. She had, too, the necessary do-or-die ambition, sharpened by want, fear, underclass spite, and rage for riches. There was much cash could rectify besides rent, such as shame and social exile.

But she needed guile to navigate New York’s mean streets and byzantine underworld. Dissimulation and appearance ruled in this subterranean Gomorrah, and costume was required armor—an explanation of Miriam’s celebrated fashion savvy. She quickly discarded her father’s admonitions on the “superabundance of jewelry” and ostentatious dress, and changed her name to “Minnie.”

Entry into the trade would have been easy. A Dr. Collyer on Broadway hired women to pose in “tableaux vivants,” after which the “model-artists” could arrange rendezvous with spectators at the Bowery Hotel, “no references required.” Popular assignation places, some semi-respectable, abounded: “naughty third tiers” in theaters, restaurants with private rooms, ice-creameries, concert halls, evening art galleries, and dances.

Each night an ambitious “Aphrodite” could choose from a dozen large public balls. Early in the fifties Miriam’s half-brother, Noel, remarked on her attendance: “I am glad to hear you so enjoyed the balls you attended.” But, he teased, “you did not name your escort,” and suggested several candidates: “our friend Lamp Umbrella or Mr. Denpexter or . . . [men] (of the like kind).” Clients she joked about?

He continued in a more mercenary vein. Be assured: She was “well up in the market. I cannot say less than two hundred thousand for you. If you are in luck you may catch half a million.” No mention of her Latin lessons. Susan, meanwhile, spoke often to her daughter “about [her] beaux.” They might have been their sole support. In 1854, her father abandoned all pretense of business.

Why at this moment Miriam embroiled herself in a scandal is a mystery. Contrary to her father’s admonition against “vulgar” bijouterie, she developed a passion for expensive jewelry. The recently built Tiffany might have been the catalyst—a white marble palazzo at 550 Broadway owned by the “King of Diamonds” whose show windows glittered with parures, bandeaux, rings, pendants, and corsage ornaments mounted on springs to increase the sparkle.

For “Minnie” these gems assumed a talismanic significance, incarnating status, distinction, and wealth. “Within the heart of a diamond,” she maintained, was “a soul,” a glorified image of her own.

She didn’t pass Baldwin & Co. jewelers on Broadway without stopping. Inside, she met the dapper clerk, David C. Peacock, a “gay young fellow,” and one thing led to another. A bit of negotiation followed: favors in exchange for the loan of certain diamond pieces in the display case. This continued until her mother pried out the truth, and revealed a side of herself at variance with a “very refined and cultured gentlewoman.” She advanced on City Hall and demanded Peacock be arrested for criminal seduction. As of 1848 in New York State, “sexual intercourse by the defendant under promise of marriage” was a misdemeanor, punishable by up to five years in the Tombs, Manhattan’s foulest prison.

When Peacock received the arrest warrant the night of March 24, 1854, he expressed disbelief. He protested his innocence, grew

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Prairie Treehouse in Woodside, California

From reliving the childlike magic of exploring the great outdoors with endless imagination to embracing a more sustainable lifestyle, treehouses are rooted in a transformative history. The structures featured in a new tome, Treetop Hideaways: Treehouses for Adults (Rizzoli), are, however, a branch up from the childhood playroom you may have had. Author Philip Jodidio explores more than 36 treetop structures across the globe and shares insight into their designs, construction and environments. This treehouse tour ranges from a hexagonal shelter in Mystic, Connecticut, to a Mongolian-inspired sanctuary in a cypress tree in Spicewood, Texas. Jodidio showcases a unique selection of treehouse interpretations along with the benefits of eco-friendly living and the stylish possibilities within these residences. —K ASEY CAMINITI

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de Villandry, France; Villa d’Este, Tivoli, Italy; Palácio dos Marqueses de Fronteira, Portugal; The Gardener’s Garden

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Peaceful pathways, a kaleidoscope of colorful flowers, whimsical footbridges surrounded by lively greenery—the world’s most-visited gardens offer a wide spectrum of living art.

Phaidon’s newly updated The Gardener’s Garden: Inspiration Across Continents and Centuries showcases more than 250 of these beautiful gardens curated by designers, horticulturists and landscape architects. From the unparalleled grandiosity of Château de Villandry in France’s Loire Valley to the famed Italian Renaissance garden of the Villa d’Este in Tivoli, Italy, this title is an international resource for gardeners and designers alike. With more than 1,000 vibrant images and vivid insight into each garden’s history, style and design by authoritative experts, The Gardener’s Garden celebrates all aspects of these internationally renowned living landmarks.

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ONES TO WATCH

From fashion to acting and even real estate, Bailey Marie Hornacek is proving she can do it all

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Michigan-bred model Bailey Marie Hornacek, 23, has been seen in the pages of Elle Czech and Cake and appeared in runway shows and presentations for fashion brands like Alice + Olivia and Sherri Hill. In her free time, she’s pursuing acting as well as a career in real estate. Traveling between Los Angeles, New York and Florida, the model, who is represented

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Fountain of YOUTH New York City–based Dr. Steven Victor is changing the landscape of health with his innovative approach to medicine at ReGen Medical

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he Solow Building at 9 West 57th Street just got a groundbreaking new tenant. Dr. Steven Victor and his ReGen Medical group are a testament to the way regenerative technology can help you heal and get stronger. The office offers the latest breakthroughs and therapies in health technology to help maximize energy and strength, prevent disease and extend your health span. “Regenerative medicine seeks to replace tissue or organs that have been damaged by disease, trauma or congenital issues versus the current clinical strategy that focuses primarily on treating the symptoms,” explains Dr. Victor.

Originally trained as a cosmetic dermatologist, Dr. Victor performed thousands of liposuction procedures over the years. “I learned that the fat I was throwing away contained numerous capillaries, and in the walls of these capillaries were stem cells.”

Twenty years ago, he traveled to Athens, Greece, to learn more about the possibilities of stem cell therapy. “I came back to New York City excited and began integrating stem cell therapy into my practice using the technology I learned, using enzymes to break up the fat to harvest the stem cells.” Dr. Victor then invested in a mechanical method to separate stem cells from the capillaries in the fat (or adipose tissue) and built a cellular lab in which to process the matter. “Stem cell therapy is useful where modern medicine fails,” says Dr. Victor. “So, we can help with ailments that traditional medicine fails to fix. Aging is inflammation and a decrease in circulation. Stem cell therapy helps to vastly reduce inflammation and increase circulation so you feel younger and better.”

When the Solow Building’s owner, Stefan Soloviev, decided to add amenities to the iconic Midtown space, he believed tenants would love a medical wellness center and so he reached out to Dr. Victor, who was looking for a new office space. At 9 West, ReGen Medical has a full staff of emergency room physicians and cosmetic dermatologists, all supported by nurse practitioners and physician assistants. When it’s completed in a few months, the new space will offer regenerative medicine, fitness, wellness and aesthetics services as well as a membership, concierge-medicine service for 24/7 access to care for building residents and private patients alike. Dr. Victor is also excited to be able to offer patients a full lab to process their bloodwork and other samples and special medical imaging equipment. ■

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Eight singular talents from on- and Off-Broadway productions

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Jane Lynch ACTOR

Lynch, star of Glee and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, grew up in Illinois listening to the Broadway cast album of Funny Girl. Now, the actress is starring as Fanny Brice’s mother in a revival of the show opposite Beanie Feldstein. “I couldn’t be more thrilled. It’s such a wonderful American musical,” says Lynch. The film version, starring Barbra Streisand, “always doubles me over with laughter and breaks my heart wide open.” The show marks Lynch’s return to Broadway after she appeared as Miss Hannigan in an Annie revival a decade ago. “You put your absolute whole self into it,” she says. “[Broadway] feels more like home to me than any other place in the world.”

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Tracy Letts, PLAYWRIGHT AND ACTOR, AND Anna Shapiro, DIRECTOR

“I never want to perform in one of my own plays, and, in fact, I have never performed in one of my own plays before now,” says Letts, whose latest play to hit Broadway, The Minutes, is about a city council meeting in a fictional town. When the show first premiered at Steppenwolf in Chicago, the role of the mayor was played by another performer. In New York, Letts steps in. “Mayor Superba

is just a good role for me,” explains Letts. “I mean, objectively speaking, I would cast me.”

“In Chicago, we are the home team,” says The Minutes director Shapiro. “Oddly, [audiences there] can be harder on us.” That said, she adds, “Every time we work in New York, we always suspect no one will come. So we’re always pleasantly surprised.”

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Thornton Wilder’s The Skin of Our Teeth, written in 1942, is often performed regionally, but it hasn’t seen a large New York production in quite some time. Enter Lincoln Center and Blain-Cruz.

“I was looking for a play that wrestled with what it means to be alive in the midst of chaos, a play that would speak to the moment we’ve been living through,” she says of what drew her to the piece.

“The Skin of Our Teeth was a catalyst for so much experimental theater. It gets at the way life can be a combination of joy, pain, excitement, hilariousness, grief and strangeness all at the same time.”

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Patrick J. Adams ACTOR

Before performances started for the revival of Richard Greenberg’s Take Me Out on Broadway, Adams, who starred for many seasons on the television series Suits, was initially scared of “showering in front of 500 people every night.” The play, about a baseball player who unexpectedly comes out of the closet, features a few naked shower scenes. “What’s scarier now is that it’s my job to kick off the narrative and draw the audience in,” explains Adams. “I take it seriously and don’t want to let down the playwright or the audience.”

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Joaquina Kalukango ACTOR

Originating a role in a brand-new Broadway musical like Paradise Square “was a huge dream of mine,” says Kalukango, who was Tony-nominated for her performance in Slave Play in 2020. By all accounts, Kalukango blows the roof off the Barrymore Theatre as Nelly O’Brien, the owner of a saloon in Manhattan during the Civil War. “I feel a strong connection with Nelly’s bullshit meter,” Kalukango adds. “She can spot a liar a mile away, and so can I.”

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Nobody guessed that a solo show from comedian and writer Edelman would become a hit, but that’s what happened with Just for Us, which is now running through late July at the the Greenwich House Theater. Originally, the piece, about a strange and uncomfortable excursion Edelman took one night to a meeting of white nationalists in Queens, “was meant to be just a sweet and small six-week thing.” Trust us, if you’re a New Yorker (or you’ve ever been a New Yorker), you’ll laugh—a lot. (Sarah Jessica Parker is a fan.) “I like jokes and shows that are a little more ‘high-risk’ than the average standup thing,” Edelman says.

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Chasten Harmon ACTOR

In the big new musical Mr. Saturday Night, Harmon stars as Annie Wells, agent to Buddy Young Jr., an old-school comedian trying to make a comeback. Billy Crystal played Buddy in the 1992 movie of the same name (his directorial debut), and he’s now playing the role onstage opposite Harmon at the Nederlander Theatre. What has Harmon already learned from the comic master? “Know yourself. Stay true to yourself. Believe in yourself,” says Harmon. “You don’t get a career like Billy has by taking whatever you can get. You get it by being intentional with every single thing you say yes to.”

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An Essential EPILOGUE A new book explores the work of renowned architect Louis Kahn

From the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth to the National Parliament House in Bangladesh, the influential work of late Estonian-born American architect Louis Kahn can be found across the globe. Author Robert McCarter has updated and redesigned his 2005 monograph with an expanded collection of Kahn’s works alongside insights into his design process in Louis I. Kahn (Phaidon). Kahn’s final project, Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park in New York City, was posthumously constructed in 2012; this new edition features aerial and ground photography of the fully realized park. —K ASEY CAMINITI

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Spring FORWARD From chic boutique escapes in Scotland to villas on the white sand beaches of St. Barths, new properties and restaurants are popping up all over the globe and are ready to welcome visitors eager to explore

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SAN SEBASTIÁN, SPAIN VILLA SORO Designed in the 19th century by noted architect Luis Elizalde, Villa Soro has been thoughtfully reimagined by the team behind the stylish Mallorcan properties Sant Francesc Hotel Singular and Can Ferrereta. The result is a soothing, 25-room Basque inn that retains its historic roots— an enormous central staircase, oak paneling, marble f loors, grand fireplaces and extensive gardens by Pierre Ducasse have all been kept faithfully intact. While the property isn’t technically new, its spring opening will offer art lovers (the hotel’s collection includes works by Chillida and Jorge Oteiza) and families alike a city escape on the Bay of Biscay. hotelvillasoro.com

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Gleneagles—the iconic country house hotel in Perthshire—launches its first city outpost this spring on storied St. Andrew Square in a building that was once home to the Bank of Scotland. Much like the original sporting estate, Gleneagles Townhouse will feature classic, historical elements throughout its 33 rooms and suites—think moldings, canopy beds and original fireplaces and paneling—but with a modern twist as conceived by Ennismore Design Studio. Food and beverage are set to take center stage at the hotel-cum-members club, with The Spence serving modern Scottish cuisine all day and the rooftop Lamplighters bar offering the best whiskys.

In a unique wellness twist, the former bank vault has been transformed into a state-ofthe-art gym, complete with yoga studio and cryotherapy chamber. gleneagles.com

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Yet another chic Provençal retreat from the Sibuet family (the tastemakers behind Les Fermes de Marie and Villa-Marie in Saint Tropez), Le Mas is a centuries-old farmhouse that has been exquisitely reimagined to include six serene bedrooms, a priest’s garden, a pétanque court and a sleek pool. Round-the-clock staff, as well as access to the Pure Altitude Spa at La Bastide de Marie and the family-owned Domaine de Marie, make Le Mas the spot for the ultimate summer house party. en.labastidedemarie.com

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FIUGGI, ITALY Cult luxury fitness and wellness retreat The Ranch at Malibu is expanding its signature program to Palazzo Fiuggi, just an hour outside Rome. Set on a picturesque hilltop, the innovative retreat has a rich history of healing—Michelangelo sought its restorative waters—paired with a state-of-the-art medical facility. The Ranch Italy will capitalize on the surrounding landscape and focus on intensive hiking, strength and core training, as well as yoga and massage.

After spending the day in the Apennine Mountains, the 25 weekly guests (seven nights, eight days) will delight in nutrientdense, plant-based meals courtesy of three Michelin-starred chef Heinz Beck, in partnership with The Ranch’s executive chef.

For a physical and mental refresh with Italian flair, book now. theranchmalibu.com

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EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND 100 PRINCES STREET Another excellent addition to the city—one with stunning views of Edinburgh Castle—100 Princes Street has been reimagined by the design team behind Ireland’s sumptuous Ashford Castle and promises to celebrate Scottish heritage. Once home to visiting members of the Royal Over-Seas League, 100 Princes Street will continue the tradition of welcoming the intrepid—and those who simply seek the finest whiskies in the world. But it will be the artisanal touches that set this 30-room boutique bolthole apart: a bespoke tartan designed by Araminta Campbell, a hand-painted mural by Croxford & Sanders that pays homage to great Scottish explorers and wines from the owners’—the Tollman family of Red Carnation Hotels fame—Bouchard Finlayson vineyard in South Africa. redcarnationhotels.com

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The focus is on food at 15 of the luxury collection’s properties, from interactive brunch courtesy of New York’s wildly popular Charlie Bird, which will pop up at The White Barn Inn in Kennebunkport, Maine, in April to celebrity chefs Dean Fearing and Viet Pham taking up residency at The Madeline in Telluride come summer.

Other culinary and cocktail highlights to come include mixology classes courtesy of NYC’s Death & Co set against the bucolic backdrop of The Vanderbilt in Newport, Rhode Island; chef Virgilio Martínez (of Peru’s Central) at Chileno Bay Resort & Residences in May; and New Orleans chef Nina Compton mixing creole and Caribbean f lavors at Anguilla’s Malliouhana in early summer. aubergeresorts.com

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Fans of estiatorio Milos—and Greek cuisine in general—are in for a real treat this spring with the recent opening of the famed restaurant empire’s first five-star property in the heart of Athens.

With views of Lycabettus Hill and the Old Parliament House, the chic boutique hotel boasts 43 serene rooms and suites in a Mediterranean palette of neutral hues and natural wood finishes.

Chef Costas Spiliadis’ seafood-centric menus will delight in what is sure to be the city’s most sought-after summer reservation. xenodocheiomilos.com

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Chef Ryan Hardy will host several unique dining events at The White Barn Inn; the entrance courtyard of one of Wymara’s villas; a guest room at xenodocheio Milos

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Wymara Resort and Villas in Turks and Caicos (formerly The Gansevoort) is an intimate beach resort located directly on the pristine white sands of Grace Bay Beach in Providenciales. Beyond the open-air lobby covered in bougainvilleas, guests enjoy a 7,000-square-foot mosaic-tiled swimming pool, spa, fitness center and two signature restaurants helmed by Australian chef Andrew Mirosch. The 91 newly renovated, well-appointed, modern rooms and suites are equipped with Dyson hair dryers, Frette bathrobes and towels and Aesop amenities, and many suites have washer/ dryers and full kitchens. The most recent addition to the resort is seven brand-new four- and five-bedroom villas located less than 10 minutes’ drive from the resort. The villas sit just above the shallow waters of Turtle Tail with dramatic ocean views. Villa guests enjoy access to a private sports club with lap pool, tennis and pickleball court, open air game room and gym. wymararesortandvillas.com ■

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The Wonders of WASHINGTON Washington, D.C., is in all its cultural and gastronomic glory this spring

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There are few places more lovely in springtime than the nation’s capital, and this year, with a slew of hotel openings, restaurant launches and cultural happenings, D.C. is the place to be. From walks among the iconic cherry blossoms that line the Tidal Basin to gallery-hopping in Book Hill, the city is having a real moment. These are just a very few of the city’s latest highlights

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LY L E H OT E L Lore Group, the owners of Pulitzer Amsterdam and the design-led Sea Containers in London, have brought a chic boutique hotel to D.C.’s bustling Dupont Circle neighborhood. With its mix of historic homes and happening restaurants, the area is perfect for families and couples alike as rooms come in all configurations, with many suited to extended stays. A simple, neutral palette pervades—lots of white and natural wood finishes throughout—and fans of art deco will love dining at Lyle’s, the hotel’s all-day, Italianinflected dining concept. lyledc.com

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Six turn-of-the-century townhouses have been added to the Rosewood in George­town, just steps from the quaint cobblestone streets and fine dining that surrounds the University campus.

Designed by D.C. favorite Thomas Pheasant, these 1,000-​squarefoot homes are adjacent to the hotel and receive all of the amenities—room service, cleaning, gym access—as hotel guests, but have the advantage of kitchens, separate f loors (perfect for families) and small back gardens, making this a true home away from home.

Don’t miss the Rosewood’s rooftop bar with panoramic views of the Potomac River and the Kennedy Center, not to mention the best martinis in town. rosewoodhotels.com

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After a two-year renovation, The Dupont Circle is thriving—and it’s perfectly located for exploring Embassy Row and museums on the Mall, as well as the vibrant local restaurant scene. The Doyle Collection property features a spectacular penthouse suite with an expansive terrace designed by Clodagh. The hotel’s 327 mid-century rooms and suites offer a home away from home with a touch of Irish warmth, while the clubby Doyle bar and Martin Brudnizki–designed Pembroke restaurant—with its al fresco dining—are once again destination dining spots. doylecollection.com

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The views of downtown D.C. and the adjacent CityCenter shopping complex from the Conrad are unparalleled, as is the service for the hotel’s Sakura Club guests—a personalized offering that includes breakfast and dinner and specialized itineraries. The Blue Willow Room is the place for a hearty breakfast, while Estuary offers allday dining with a focus on the bounties of the Chesapeake Bay (shrimp cocktail with Old Bay spice, Maryland crab rolls and local rockfish are all standouts). conradwashingtondc.com

The Diplomat Suite at the Conrad

1310 Kitchen & Bar at the Georgetown Inn, where chef Jenn Crovato serves delicious breakfast, lunch and dinner in a laid-back setting where poetry and music are central to the dining experience. Union Market for everything edible: District Doughnut, DC Dosa, Laoban Dumplings, O-Ku and the all-Latin food hall La Cosecha, are all worth a detour. Foodies will also love Lucky Danger, Moon Rabbit, Thip Khao, Anju, Rose’s Luxury, L’Ardente, Cranes, Rooster & Owl, Makan…any one of those should be followed by a chocolate doom cakecup at Georgetown’s Baked & Wired.

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Set in the historic Penn Quarter in a 19th-century landmark that once housed the Riggs National Bank, this unique 181-room hotel offers guests a true step back in time. Paying homage to the building’s original use, each of the rooms and suites are reminiscent of a bank vault, with coffered ceilings, stately pillars and oversize chandeliers that recall the “Bank of Presidents” glory days. The property is already buzzing due to Café Riggs, a central brasserie with a garden terrace, and Silver Lyan, a subterranean cocktail bar set in the bank’s main vault. riggsdc.com

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Chef Nicholas Stefanelli (owner of Michelin-starred local favorite Masseria and Officina) explores his Greek culinary heritage at the recently opened Philotimo, where guests are transported to the Aegean thanks to the white sandstone, linen and light wood surroundings. From Greek wines served on the patio to a soaring main dining room and an intimate bar, the spaces highlight such signature dishes as manti (veal-stuffed pasta with brown butter; black truff les optional) and skoioufitha, a pasta from Crete in a lamb broth served with mizithra cheese. philotimodc.com

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T H E R O O F T E R R AC E AT T H E K E N N E DY C E N T E R The performing arts powerhouse that is the Kennedy Center— celebrating its 50th year—has a recently renovated restaurant with stunning skyline views and inventive takes on traditional French cuisine to match. Book at The Roof Terrace at The Kennedy Center before a concert or opera and savor offerings such as pomegranatelacquered lamb chops

and Carolina moun­t ain trout with artichoke and a tangy apple cider balsamic reduction. Ballet combined with bananas crème brûlée makes for a great night on the town. roofterracedc.com

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Spring is synonymous with sakura in Washington, and so Japanese food is a natural fit. Start at Shōtō, where izakaya-style informal dining melds traditional technique with authentic dishes. The 140-seat boutique restaurant has a chic bar-lounge area, sake and whisky cellars stocked with rare brands, bustling open kitchen and streamlined sushi counter, as well as a landscaped outdoor terrace that makes for the perfect city escape.

AKĒDO Lively Japanese street food spot Akēdo (sister restaurant to the more elevated Shōtō) encourages guests to eat, drink and relax in design-led surroundings. Perfect for groups, the inventive menu includes a selection of snacks, sandos, steamed buns, sushi bowls, skewers, crowd-pleasing pizzas and ramen. The space transforms to an exclusive reservation-only speakeasy lounge that will be open to a discerning clientele on select nights of the week, and the intimate space will showcase artistic talent, live entertainment and DJ sets to get the party started. ■

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Located on a cliffside overlooking the Pacific Ocean in a lush rainforest setting, 105 freestanding villas float above the treetops or perch against the cliffs, each with its own private plunge pool. In addition, the resort will feature 55 private homes, among the first One&Only residences in the world.

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La MEXICO! From the Pacific to the Gulf, these brand-new hotels and resorts are must-visit destinations in 2022

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ETÉREO, AUBERGE RESORTS COLLEC TION The brand’s third luxury resort in Mexico is set within a protected mangrove forest along a pristine stretch of the Caribbean Sea. All accommodations are entirely oceanfront or oceanview—a rare feature in the Riviera Maya—with the opportunity to take advantage of one-of-a-kind experiences to explore the Yucatán Peninsula. aubergeresorts.com

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When it opens in the spring, the 59 guest suites here will have access to three scallopshaped pools that cascade down to the beach, all set against the backdrop of the volcanic Marietas Islands, a protected wildlife refuge. An extensive Auberge Spa features a variety of treatments inspired by the rich heritage and healing properties of the Riviera Nayarit.

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The Rendezvous lobby bar at Dreams Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort

Just a few months old, Dreams Bahia Mita in Riviera Nayarit has it all: golden sand beaches and mountaintop views with luxurious accommodations and a bevy of food and beverage offerings including the stunning Rendezvous lobby bar. Designed by famous architect Sordo Madaleno, this eco-friendly, breathtaking location is perfectly situated in the Banderas Bay. It’s the ideal getaway. amrcollection.com

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The Royal Suite at The Ritz-Carlton Mexico City

T H E R I T Z - C A R LT O N M E X I C O C I T Y Centrally located along the iconic Paseo de Reforma in CDMX with views of Chapultepec Park, this 58-story edifice features 153 guest rooms and suites, many with unique open-air terraces. Think of it as a looking glass into Mexico City’s future while providing a nod to the surrealist art movement and a chance to experience the healing and spiritual traditions of Aztec culture. ritzcarlton.com

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H A B I TA S B A C A L A R The focus is on sustainability and community at this property on Mexico’s striking Lake Bacalar. It’s a sustainable, holistic oasis where guests can relax and restore overlooking seven hues of blue water. Thirty-five cabanas feature natural, earthly interiors and opportunities to forge a deeper connection with the planet through f loating meditations, temazcal ceremonies and the botanical garden’s aromatic herbs, cacao, coconut and melipona honey. ourhabitas.com ■

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MOVING Mountains

Ski resorts are no longer just for skiing, of course.

For destinations across the country, the off-season is looking a lot more full-on

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M ABOVE: In Snowmass, Colorado, snow is almost always part of the spring adventure

y husband and I had hiked Stowe’s Mount Mansfield at least a half dozen times before we decided, last spring, to hire a guide to take us up during a long weekend’s stay at The Lodge at Spruce Peak. It wasn’t that we needed to know how, or even where, to walk, of course. We’d been hiking together throughout New England and beyond since we met, and Bob prides himself on being great with a map. But after a long year or more of restricted living that included limiting our travel to places we could drive to and too-few interactions with people outside of our household, there was something undeniably appealing about the potential of seeing something new—or, even, seeing something we’d seen plenty of times before, but through someone else’s eyes.

The day turned out even better than we expected: Guide Dylan Griffin took Bob and I through a section of the Long Trail we’d never even seen on a map, and along the way pointed out flora and fauna we’d never noticed before. The hotel had set up a picnic lunch at the top, where we enjoyed giant sandwiches and local craft beer along with our views—a far more luxurious trail lunch than our usual of squished Larabars and water. It was exactly the kind of mini-adventure we’d been after.

Unreliable winter conditions and an uptick in domestic travel over the last few years have resulted in an off-season boom for ski resorts across the country. In Breckenridge, Colorado, off-season visits have gotten so popular that Gravity Haus, the town’s popular hotel and social club, expanded the formerly members-only upscale gear rental club Haus Quiver to accommodate visiting guests coming to explore some of the Rockies’ most glorious months, where the winterscapes shift to include (thawed) alpine lakes and fields of wildf lowers. In addition to hiking, biking and paddle boarding—guided or on your own—there’s fly fishing, gemstone panning (keep what you find!) and—my unexpected favorite, on a recent visit—summer dog sledding, a two-mile circuit through the scenic Swan River Valley that helps keep the dogs in shape for the winter season. Last summer, the resort launched Epic Discovery, a blitz of all-level activities for families, plus on-mountain dining. In my experience at least, that bottle of wine you order at lunch will be a far safer bet when you’re riding the lift, not your skis, back down.

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There’s plenty of warm weather adventure to be had in Stowe; springtime is prime time for hiking in Breckenridge, Colorado

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In the past, many people with experience in outdoor adventure may have been inclined to forgo a guide in favor of DIY exploration. But there’s no doubt that the right guide can enhance your experience in myriad ways, arranging a 15-minute jaunt or a fullday adventure and tailoring it on the f ly in response to how you’re doing or what you are capable of. Breckenridge is also home to some of the country’s best whitewater rafting down the Blue River and, just slightly farther afield, the Arkansas River, which passes through the iconic Browns Canyon National Monument. On my first-ever rafting trip, our guide gave me the encouragement and confidence I needed to push myself just a bit outside of my comfort zone—paddling along instead of simply sitting and holding on for dear life, as I was inclined to do. I suspect I had a much better time because of it.

“When you hire a guide, you are getting more than a robot that can take you up pitches and mountains,” says Cody Bradford, a rock climbing guide who leads trips in Las Vegas, Joshua Tree National Park, Moab and western North Carolina, among others,

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In Stowe, The Lodge has increased guided services over the last few seasons in response to high guest demand. On-mountain, there’s now full- and half-day spring, summer, and fall offerings for hiking, mountain biking and climbing at a variety of experience levels, as well as kayaking, canoeing and stand-up paddle boarding. You can hike, bike or float in pursuit of food—maple creemees, local craft cider—or wildlife, like otters, deer and the occasional moose. This season, until the last snow melts (which can be as late as June), The Lodge is introducing the Sugar on Snow tour, a moderate hike along the pretty Mill Trail that ends with the local tradition of “sugar on snow,” drizzling hot maple syrup over packed snow to create a taffy-like candy.

Recently, Bob and I put our good guide luck to the test in Snowmass, part of the Aspen/Snowmass complex, nine miles from Aspen proper. While Aspen may still be best considered for its snow-season debauchery, it is, in fact, one of the most wellrounded all-season destinations for both diehard outdoor enthusiasts and those who adventure mainly for the celebratory cocktail or three after. From our home base at Limelight Snowmass, we explored just a small part of the area’s 2.8 million acres of wilderness, including an epic climb over the Elk Mountains (also available to see by hot air balloon—next time, we decided), and a three-hour guided mountain bike ride in and out of aspen groves. Later, we found the après scene as festive as it always is during ski season, and just as satisfying. We might not have spent the day braving the elements in quite the same way we had on previous winter visits, but we’d had more than a day’s worth of adventure all the same. ■

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By NATASHA WOLFF

Photography by ROYAL GILBERT

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SIENNA MILLER

IS READY FOR YET ANOTHER BREAKOUT MOMENT—THIS TIME IN NETFLIX’S PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER ANATOMY OF A SCANDAL

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VER THE LAST two decades, the actress and perpetual It girl Sienna Miller has appeared on 12 international covers of Vogue. She’s been written about in countless transatlantic gossip columns. She became tabloid fodder when she began dating Jude Law, whom she met in 2003 on the set of Alfie, which featured her in her first major role. And while they split just a couple of years later, the guy might have gone, but Miller’s spotlight never dimmed. ​The point is: Miller knows a thing or two about making news. ​“I mean, who doesn’t like a scandal?” she asks. ​A in’t that the truth?

Today, Miller is actually talking about Anatomy of a Scandal, the new six-part series on Netflix that debuted this spring. Based on the 2018 novel by Sarah Vaughan, Miller stars as Sophie Whitehouse, a mother of two and doting, unflinchingly loyal wife whose husband (Rupert Friend), a government minister, is suddenly accused of sexual assault. A trial ensues—Michelle Dockery (Downton Abbey) is the tough-as-nails prosecuting attorney—and Miller’s character gets way more than she bargained for. ​​“Scandals,” says Miller. “ They’re just compelling and propulsive.” ​​Especially when they’re adapted for the screen by David E. Kelley. “I loved Big Little Lies; I loved The Undoing,” says Miller of two of Kelley’s recent blockbuster event series, both of which appeared on HBO. “I binged them, and I don’t watch an awful lot of television. So that was a huge pull.” ​​Born in New York but raised in the U.K., Miller, now 40, returned to London to shoot this particular Scandal in late 2020, at the height of the pandemic. It was a particularly isolating time for everyone, Miller explains, “and it felt like a really nice opportunity to move back to England for a year and be near family. To sort of reset. It was really a no-brainer on all sorts of levels.”

​​“It was pretty dark stuff we were dealing with,” says S.J. Clarkson, who directed all six episodes. “What I love about Sienna is her sharp wit. She’s fucking funny. We share the same sense of humor, which allowed us to lean into the darker and less comfortable places without going down a rabbit hole.” ​​A dds her co-star Friend, “Time after time, take after take, through exhaustion and God knows what level of personal strife she may have been going through, she consistently gave of herself, not only to me, but to the entire cast and crew. She is a true leading lady in every sense.” ​​It also happens that Miller saw a bit of herself in the Oxfordeducated Sophie. The character lives a somewhat charmed if isolated life in a gorgeous Mayfair townhouse, with what seems to be the perfect husband and two young children attending private school. ​​“I related to this idea of privilege,” Miller says of the milieu in which Anatomy of a Scandal takes place. “Probably because I had a kind of privileged upbringing.” It all made her wonder, “What is that leg up in life and how does that lead you to the places you go?” ​​Miller and her older sister, Savannah, now a successful fashion designer, attended the posh girls’ boarding school Heathfield in Ascot, Berkshire, an hour away from their mother’s home in the tony Parsons Green neighborhood of London. Miller’s mother, Josephine, was a South African model. Her father, Edwin, is an American banker-turned-Chinese art dealer. They divorced when both girls were young. ​​After high school, Miller modeled and then studied acting at the Lee Strasberg Institute in New York City. Dating and nearly marrying Jude Law in the early aughts, during and after Alfie, catapulted her to stratospheric levels of attention. ​​“I obviously have a lot of experience of kind of becoming wellknown at a time when the tabloids really had all the power and the individual had very little. Anybody could really write anything,” Miller explains of her early and continuous attendance in the public eye. She was just 21. “It was a real frenzy,” she says. “A fever pitch of craziness.” ​​Since then, Miller adds, “I’ve dealt w ith ver y public heartbreak.” ​​Years after breaking it off with Law, she was engaged to actor Tom Sturridge, w ith whom she has 10-year-old daughter Marlowe. More recently, she almost said “I do” to art world scion Lucas Zwirner. ​​“I was never somebody who dreamt of getting married. I’ve been engaged a few times, but I’ve never been married,” she says of those three serious relationships. “It’s better than three divorces, I think.” ​​Like Zwirner, her new beau, 25-year-old English model and actor Oli Green, comes from art world stock. They recently walked the red carpet together at an Academy Awards party. ​​“I’m not a dater,” Miller attests. “I’ve never been one. Once I’m in, I’m in. And I’m also quite shy. My life has sort of unfolded in a different way and I’m fine with it. My life was never going to be orthodox.”

I’VE DEALT WITH VERY PUBLIC HEARTBREAK. —SIENNA MILLER

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I’VE BEEN ENGAGED A FEW TIMES, BUT I’VE NEVER BEEN MARRIED. IT’S BETTER THAN THREE DIVORCES, I THINK. —SIENNA MILLER

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​​Besides those very public relationships, much of the media attention around Miller has centered around her personal style, an effortless bohemian chic. Her early days as a kind of updated Carnaby Girl likely ushered in an age of street-style influencers. Of course, celebrities are now much more in control of their image thanks to Instagram and TikTok, but Miller stays away from that. ​​“I feel like it would give me anxiety to really be active on social media,” she says. “I don’t even have the social media apps on my phone.

I think in order to be really successful, you have to be very open about your life and your home and what you’re doing. And that doesn’t sit well with me. I need to separate my work and my home persona.” ​​Miller describes Sturridge as a “great father” and her “best friend.” Six years ago, when Sturridge was working on Broadway, Miller decided to put down roots in New York City so they could coparent Marlowe.

“I ​​ always dreamt about having a place in New York,” she explains.

“In London, I felt like everyone had seen my dirty laundry. I love how anonymous New York is. It’s the most exciting city on earth. I love going to SNL on a Saturday. I find it galvanizing as an energy.” ​​Over the past decade, New York has also accepted her as an actress on Broadway in After Miss Julie and Cabaret, and has kept her in a circle of prestige cable roles (for instance, as Elizabeth Ailes in Showtime’s The Loudest Voice) and front and center with A-list directors like Bennett Miller (Foxcatcher), James Gray (The Lost City of Z) and Clint Eastwood (American Sniper). ​​“I love that I’ve had the opportunity to carve out a proper story with a trajectory and a character that was fully formed,” Miller says of her varied projects, especially the meatier ones that have come up more recently. “So, yeah—more of those always, but I’ll also make the tea on a Clint Eastwood set just to be there.”

In ​​ the early years of Miller’s career, “I didn’t strategize in a way that I could have done,” she says. “It was hard for people to see me as other than someone fashionable or somebody’s girlfriend or somebody slightly chaotic. I wish I’d had a movie out before I became famous.”

Though ​​ she’s piqued by looking back at her so-called past lives, she’s very happy she’s had several opportunities to reinvent herself. “It was a blessing post-motherhood to have that resurgence of a career that had slightly gone awry,” Miller explains. “I’m playing a long game and just trying to be good in things. I want to be doing this when I’m 80.

Hopefully, when I’m an old lady and I look back at the choices I made, they’ll make sense. It’ll be a good meaty body of work.” ​​Figuring out that life is more of a “long game” gives her some helpful perspective on where she is now. “I just don’t really care anymore, which is so relieving,” Miller says with a laugh and a sigh. “A, I’m still alive. B, I’m still working and C, I’m incredibly happy in my personal life. So, yeah, things are pretty great, honestly.” ■

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A 19TH-CENTURY SHINGLE-STYLE COTTAGE IN BELLPORT, LONG ISLAND, IS RESTORED FOR TODAY’S LIVING

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The generous main hall provides a central connection point for the home, which seamlessly connects the sitting room and guest rooms. The 19th-century distressed pine dresser with a lime wash from FK Gallery provides the foundation for a primitive red clay lamp with rice paper shade by Wyeth.

In the sitting room, vaulted ceilings are covered in reclaimed cedar planks while 19th-century French chairs sourced from a Parisian market create an intimate gathering space around a Warren Platner table

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In the sunroom, expansive windows create the perfect backdrop for a vintage Norwegian rocking chair and coffee table. A pair of custom sofas, wrapped in Belgian linen, are anchored by a Stark area rug.

ELLPORT VILLAGE IS A QUAINT HAMLET ON LONG ISLAND’S Great South Bay, a laid-back beach community with a lot of charm and casual elegance. Historic architecture, a private beach and a charming Main Street have attracted low-key creatives to the area for decades. Michael Tomei of Michael Vincent Design, who spends summers in Bellport, has made a name for himself meticulously renovating old homes in the area. In 2021, in close partnership with the local Historic District Preservation Committee, Tomei purchased a 19th-century shingle-style cottage on Brewster Lane and brought it back to life through a thoughtful restoration.

“This charming cottage was built in 1858 by one of the original founding families of Bellport Village,” explains Tomei. “It was a carriage house sectioned off from the original estate. The intention was to maintain the original character and footprint of the original structure. The cottage had a unique rambling quality that needed to be preserved, and the home needed to be appropriate for this casual beach town.”

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—MICHAEL TOMEI

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BELLPORT VILLAGE HAS A LAID-BACK, APPROACHABLE VIBE, WHICH WAS KEY TO EVERY DETAIL— FROM THE LAYOUT TO THE FINISHES.

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The original kitchen hearth and its charming wood-burning stove have become the central feature of the kitchen. A custom brass pot rack displays a collection of 1920s copper pots.

Up the central staircase, a private sanctuary awaits in the main bedroom suite. A Dienst + Dotter four-poster bed and an American walnut Charlotte Perriand stool add warmth and substance.

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THE COTTAGE HAD A UNIQUE RAMBLING QUALITY THAT NEEDED TO BE PRESERVED. —MICHAEL TOMEI

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An original Dutch door, salvaged from the property, has been modernized in Farrow & Ball’s Pitch Black. A David Ebner coat rack adds a touch of whimsy.

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The first step for Tomei was to excavate the basement while salvaging wood, brick and cobblestones, which were then used throughout the property. Another challenge was to open up the front hall to create a gracious entrance. “The original entrance was cramped, with a very steep staircase and narrow hall,” says Tomei.

“The front staircase had to be relocated to the heart of the home, connecting the kitchen to the second floor.” Another favorite addition is the sunroom with 180-degree views and expansive windows.

“It makes you feel as though you’re living in nature,” says Tomei.

“During the summer months, the space opens up seamlessly to the outdoor deck, perfect for entertaining weekend guests.”

A light, coastal color palette connects the interior to the water nearby. Neutral tones were used throughout, except for in the dining room, where Tomei chose a blue-green shade for an evening entertaining mood. “We took an old English approach to the trim—matching the walls, but with a slight change to the finish to create a monochromatic look,” says Tomei. In order to honor the house’s bones and location, the design team took great care to source antiques which were then refinished or reupholstered. “We worked with local auction houses as well as local craftsmen to create special pieces throughout,” he says. “Each bathroom was outfitted with Victorian washstands converted into sink vanities to ensure correct historical references in a modern space.” The painstaking restoration stayed true to the cottage’s heritage while modernizing and updating the spaces for modern living. “Bellport Village has a laid-back, approachable vibe, which was key to every detail—from the layout to the finishes,” says Tomei. ■

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The guest bathroom is outfitted with a custom Victorian wash stand with copper inlay salvaged from a nearby home.

Bespoke Moroccan tile wraps the walls and floor, evoking an American quilt.

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lotusland

How a STRUGGLING OPERA SINGER transferred her creative vision from the stage to terra firma and built a BOTANICAL WONDERLAND BY

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S AN OPERA SINGER, GANNA WALSKA

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was probably best known for being a flop. During one memorable performance in Havana, the Polish-born beauty was reportedly pelted with rotting vegetables, and upon the occasion of her lead in a 1925 Puccini production in Nice, the New York Times headlined a story “Ganna Walska Fails as Butterfly.” But while the erstwhile songbird made a name for herself employing unorthodox methods to improve her voice—seeking the counsel of yogis, therapists and mystics—the most enduring of Walska’s endeavors has nothing to do with singing.

Just outside Santa Barbara, California, on a 37-acre plot Walska acquired in 1941, sits Lotusland, an encyclopedic botanical garden that plays host to more than 3,000 species of rare plants, as well as the only remaining post–World War II Japanese garden on the central California coast that’s open to the public. It’s a long-standing destination for international researchers, garden enthusiasts and artists, and is the legacy that Walska spent the last four decades of her life building.

She originally purchased the land at the suggestion of her sixth and final husband, the yogi Theos Bernard, for the purpose of creating a Tibetan-themed retreat. Instead, Walska dedicated herself to creating wildly conceptual and excitingly unconventional gardens.

She planted based on form or color as opposed to a more traditional approach. The results are a wondrous, Seussian experience of flora; a prime example is the Blue Garden, featuring plant species from Chile (wine palms), Australia (bunya-bunya and hoop pine) and Morocco (Atlas cedar).

Not only is every living thing on the grounds exceptional in its own right, but Walska lined the walkways with blue glass discarded from the nearby Arrowhead Spring Water bottling plant with an eye to making sure the site’s non-living elements were equally beautiful.

Elsewhere, you’ll find the aforementioned Japanese garden, a topiary plot and areas dedicated to ferns, cacti, bromeliads, succulents and lotus blooms. Walska auctioned off nearly a million dollars’ worth of jewels just to get her hands on what became a grove of rare cycads. Walking the property is a trip around the globe, with a symphony of exotic species complementing quiet trails through shaded expanses of fern and oak. Today, the gardens at Lotusland reflect Walska’s persistent curiosity, resisting conventional classification with an eclectic, postmodern sensibility that makes a visit more akin to a gallery jaunt than a horticultural expedition.

Today, the link between Lotusland and the arts is even more concrete. A new residency program is opening up the garden to great creative minds, and it’s already bearing fruit. The first project features Los Angeles artist Zoe Crosher, whose work has been exhibited at MoMA and LACMA. She has selected plants from the grounds to bronze, turning the ephemeral—sometimes even endangered—into something that will endure. Upon first visiting the gardens, Crosher says, “I was blown away by the gardens and even more with the story of Madame Walska. She was so fabulous and so sexy!”

Much of Crosher’s work deals with the idea of disappearance, and several of her recent bodies of plant-based works have brought awareness to the effects of climate change. “I love the idea that I am bronzing these last-hoorah blossoms on these disappearing plants in this disappearing garden,” she says. It’s only appropriate, considering that Lotusland’s most inspiring bloom, Walska herself, died on the grounds in 1984. Luckily, her curious, singular spirit lives on in the garden, which expresses her voice in a way that singing never could. ■

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Rockefeller Center has ushered in its next chapter, continuing its timeless legacy of culture, community, commerce and greenspaces in the heart of New York City with a transformation on a scale not seen since its 1930s creation. Notable projects in the coming year include new restaurants from the city’s most celebrated culinary talent, including the queens of Soho favorite King; Junghyun and Ellia Park of two-Michelin-starred Atomix; Riad Nasr and Lee Hanson of the iconic Frenchette; and Greg Baxtrom of Olmsted. The latest opening is Pebble Bar, the new three-story bar and restaurant housed in a legendary four-story townhouse co-owned and operated by Noah Bernamoff, Julian Brizzi, Matt Kliegman, Carlos Quirarte and Matthew Charles (with backing from starry names such as Mark Ronson, Nicholas Braun, Justin Theroux, Jason Sudeikis and Pete Davidson).

Formerly Hurley’s, which closed in 2000, each floor of the new space, designed by Gachot Studios, is unique, from the oak-paneled lobby to the second and third floor bars and dining room to fourth-floor event space, Johnny’s, which seafood towers, bar snacks and timeless cocktails. rockefellercenter.com PHOTOGRAPHY BY NICOLE FRANZEN

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Whitewashed walls, champagne herringbone wood floors, curvaceous white sofas and a crystal chandelier make the salon space at the St. Regis Aspen just what colorist power couple Reyad and Kylie Williard Fritas wanted for their first salon outside New York City. The duo behind the Suite Reyad salon in Midtown Manhattan, known for their meticulously applied balayage highlights, have colored the hair of Nina Garcia and model Imaan Hammam. “Everyone wants comfort, but most importantly, clients like intimacy,” explains Fritas.

“Especially when you spend a few hours having your hair done.” Fritas, who has worked for many big salons, wanted to move away from the stark, anonymous salons of yore with many chairs and too many

people buzzing around. The couple decided to open a permanent location in Aspen after hosting two successful pop-ups at the St. Regis last year. “We love servicing a new market while also getting to see a lot of our New York City clients on vacation,” says Williard Fritas, who specializes in balayage. “The St. Regis Aspen Resort is such a welcoming, beautiful hotel.”

So what are the women of Aspen looking for, stylistically?

“A natural look, as a lot of them are very active,” says Williard Fritas. “We also are big on maintaining the health of hair, so we offer deep conditioning treatments and a modern way of styling and blowing out the hair that does not promote damage. The dryness is real in the mountains!” suitereyad.com

Ivory Coast native Mawa McQueen is the chef and owner of Mawa’s Kitchen and The Crepe Shack, Aspen’s only Black-owned restaurants. “In this space I am free to create and let my imagination go,” says McQueen. “I get to cook from my heart.” Fan favorite dishes include jerk chicken, vadouvan curry bowl, duck confit parmentier and beef short rib bourguignon. “It’s hard for people to step outside the box. That’s why I am here,” says McQueen. “Cooking dishes that individuals won’t normally encounter, something flavorful and cultural. This is a creation for the locals right here in Aspen.” mawaskitchen.com FROM TOP: Chef Mawa McQueen; filet mignon with baby carrots, parsnip puree and green peppercorn sauce; the dining room at Mawa’s Kitchen

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Innovative cold-weather clothing brand Mackage has opened a pop-up store offering men’s and women’s skiwear, puffer coats and new innovations such as the ultra-lightweight Cloud Collection and cold weather boots. Located minutes from the gondola, the boutique was designed in collaboration with visual artist Sarah Coleman. mackage.com Bogner is debuting its Lizzy lacquer jacket, with contrast color combinations, premium down insulation and a glossy, water-repellent finish, at Gorsuch this season. This hooded silhouette is just as chic as a functional ski jacket as it is on the city streets. bogner.com

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The Humanity boutique

The new Humanity boutique showcases West Coast–based brand Citizens of Humanity’s denim, shirting, jackets, knits and loungewear. Also on offer are Jessica McCormack jewelry, Dorchester Industries objects, Mineo Mizuno ceramics, art from RoseGallery, JUD knitwear, Blaze Milano blazers, Live the Process activewear and Natureofthings and Irene Forte skincare. citizensofhumanity.com

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tremendous influence on the artistic community and to those who encounter his work in Chicago and abroad. Nick’s awe-inspiring creations and stunning performances encourage us to think of a more harmonious future.” The exhibit will include over a dozen works, including never-before-seen pieces from Cave’s popular Soundsuits series alongside his new series, Soundsuits 9:29, which addresses today’s heightened awareness for racial justice in response to the 2020 death of George Floyd. mcachicago.org Mel Bochner has been a pioneer of conceptual art for nearly six decades, producing thought-provoking drawings, paintings, prints, photography, sculptures, books and installations. His new exhibit, Mel Bochner Drawings: A Retrospective, opens at the Art Institute of Chicago on April 23 and will run through the summer. Featuring nearly 90 works of art from Bochner’s expansive career, this is the first exhibition to employ drawing as an organizational emphasis, signifying Bochner’s artistic influence starting with his earliest drawings in the 1960s through to the modern day. Over the years, Bochner has questioned the definition of a drawing, and through various iterations has explored ideas like language, numbers, visual perception, seriality and the blurring of word and picture through his drawings. This exhibit will showcase a range of interpretative drawings, including traditional drawings from ink, pencil and charcoal alongside mixed media pieces made from burnt matchsticks on paper, oil paint on newspaper and wall drawings in powder pigment. These works further cement the idea that drawing, by definition, might not be so black-and-white. artic.edu

GALLERY GUIDE With a unique creative process that is triggered by everything from fashion and media to social injustices, Chicago-based artist Nick Cave has been celebrated for his vibrant works of art for decades. Cave got his start studying with the likes of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in New York City and working as a display designer for Macy’s. His new exhibit, Nick Cave: Forothermore, opens at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago on May 14 and will showcase just how expansive and immersive his art truly is.

“We are both thrilled and humbled to work with Nick Cave on the first major retrospective of his brilliant work over the last 30 years,” says MCA director Madeleine Grynsztejn. “Nick’s passion for allowing art and beauty to address deeper questions of our time has been a

Nick Cave “Arm Peace” (2018)

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The Omakase Room at Sushi-san is a new 10-seat omakase experience where master sushi chef Kaze Chan will showcase his inventive Japanese cuisine through an 18-course menu that will include influences from his roots in Vietnam, China and Japan.

Products will be impeccably sourced from around the world; the chef’s relationship with the Yamasaki family at the Toyosu Fish Market in Tokyo provides the restaurant with the freshest seafood available, with a focus on wild, line-caught fish. The design of the space is reminiscent of a modern Japanese loft, where you will feel like you have been invited to a dinner party at chef Chan’s home. Once seated, guests will be encouraged to interact with the chefs at work while they dine; the chefs will have raised custom Hinoki cypress cutting boards so chefs and guests are at eye level with each other. The team worked with local ceramicists and stonemasons to create serving pieces, including a custom-made lazy susan at each seat. Sake, wine, Japanese whiskey and cocktails crafted with hand-chipped ice are also on offer. theomakaseroom.com

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Famed women’s members club The Wing is reopening its Chicago location with a refreshed design. The Wing’s head of design, Laetitia Gorra, has designed the space with women top of mind. The space showcases custom furniture made to ergonomically fit the average height of a woman using fabrics with womens’ clothing front of mind. the-wing.com

With boutiques in Lincoln Park, South Loop, Naperville and more on the horizon, The Now Massage offers an oasis to disconnect from the outside world and reconnect within via the healing benefits of massage therapy. The customizable menu offers guests three signature massage styles and a variety of exclusive enhancements like Deep Tissue, Herbal Heat Therapy, Hemp Calm Balm, Gua Sha and more. The brand is celebrated for its thoughtfully crafted menu, healing products and elevated aesthetic inspired by exotic beachside destinations from around the world. thenowmassage.com

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First-of-its-kind silk blowout bar Pressed Roots has opened a second location in Plano. The brand is reimagining the traditional salon experience by creating an inclusive community and challenging the broader beauty and hair care industries that have excluded textured hair for decades. An array of pale shades of pink and brown, rounded edges and natural materials such as pampas grass and wood contribute to the chic and calming atmosphere. Pressed Root’s signature services include the signature silk blowout in a variety of styles, including silky straight, loose curls or beach waves. Pressed Roots’ also offers a mini press for children under 8, as well as add-on services like trims, detoxifying treatments, extensions, deep conditioning treatments and more. The Plano salon will also offer new VIP stations for the first time, providing a more private experience. pressedroots.com

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The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas, Texas’ first and Dallas’ only five-star hotel, has completed a thoughtful redesign of its 12,000-square-foot spa. Dallas-based design firm ForrestPerkins thoughtfully transformed The Spa at The Ritz-Carlton into a tranquil and enchanted garden oasis. “Our vision was to transform The Spa, choreographing an exquisite guest experience with a sense of place and individuality through attention to design, detail and service,” says spa director Scott Studstill. “The redesign does exactly that, offering a daily dose of nature in a luxurious and soothing setting, and we look forward to welcoming spa-goers to experience our elegant new look along with brand-new treatment options for a fresh, luxury spa experience.” A crisp white color palette peppered with bronze details, lilac, lavender and blue accents gives way to soaring ceilings. New treatments employ the natural healing properties of diamonds and CBD to rejuvenate and refresh tired muscles and skin. The soothing Diamond Facial is designed to improve elasticity and luminosity of the skin, as diamonds reinforce the skin’s natural defense system. For a complete mind and body treatment experience, the Calm, Balance and Delight treatment includes a hemp-derived edible and soothing craniosacral techniques to boost overall health and immunity, directly followed by a luxurious full-body massage and CBD foot treatment. ritzcarlton.com

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When guests walk into the thoughtfully designed, newly opened Nuri Grill in Koreatown, which features interactive grills at each table, they will feel transported. Wan Kim, a native Korean and current Dallas resident, was inspired by his lifelong passion for food and business.

Kim tasked Minji Kim, a Michelinrecognized Korean chef, and her lead chef and husband, Ben Lee, with creating a menu that allows Dallas residents to sample superior Koreaninspired cuisine in a relaxed setting. The menu uses high-quality ingredients and adds an elevated twist to traditional AsianAmerican foods such as kimchi fried rice, Korean-style short rib and hand-breaded sweet chicken. The experiential aspect of the 4,000-square-foot restaurant starts at the tables. The space seats 108 people and aims to bring its guests together as they savor new flavors and experiences. Each table has a grill in the middle that can be used by the servers to prepare the premium meats while diners watch in awe, or guests can choose to cook their own food for an even more interactive meal. Nuri Grill brings an intimate dining experience laced with culinary adventure to Dallas for the ultimate meal. nurigrill.com

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Located in the Renaissance Hotel Saint Elm, Toussaint Brasserie is now open from Dallas-based owner and creator John Kirtland. The ingredient-driven menu features French staples such as moules frites, steak tartare, poulet roti and lobster thermidor. “We’ve created a modern interpretation of the French brasserie cuisine that adorned Paris, New Orleans and Vietnam at the turn of the century and pays homage to the traditional cooking of these famed culinary destinations,” says Kirtland.

Complementing the food menu, a robust cocktail and wine menu is on offer.

Designed by Droese Raney (José, Mirador and Park House), the wood and marble

3,200-square-foot space in a palette of blue, gray and caramel speaks to the traditional brasseries of Paris and New Orleans. “We created Toussaint as a place we’d actually like to visit with friends, for date night or pop in for a quick lunch ourselves. It’ll offer Dallas and visitors alike a spirited downtown destination for French comfort food made with high-quality ingredients, a lively soundtrack and well-crafted cocktails in a comfortable setting,” says Kirtland. toussaintdallas.com

Brian Bolke, retail innovator, founder of The Conservatory and co-founder of Forty Five Ten, has unveiled a major expansion of The Conservatory on Two. The new 9,000-square-foot space features new designers and discoveries alongside an installation created by renowned interior designer Alessandra Branca. The Conservatory, conceived as the intersection of brick and mortar and ecommerce, is home to over 200 brands. The Conservatory’s founding principles of “Considered Luxury” (a lens of luxurious minimalism), sustainability, slow fashion and a shared economy are on display here. Bolke believes that customers desire products that tell a story, can be seen as an investment and steer away from seasonal trend pieces. theconservatorynyc.com

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HOOK, LINE AND SINKER Norwegian chef Christopher Haatuft is no stranger to making waves in the global culinary world. Haatuft, known as the Punk-Chef Godfather of Neo-Fjordic cuisine, may have ditched his mohawk in Norway, but his innovative and boundarypushing twists on Nordic cuisine continue to bring him success in Houston. Haatuft has worked in the kitchens at high-end farm-to-table restaurants around the world such as Blue Hill at Stone Barns and three-Michelin-starred Per Se in New York, and runs his own restaurant, Lysverket, in Norway. Haatuft and James Beard Award winner Paul Qui have teamed up to create a sustainable seafood market and restaurant, Golfstrømmen, in Qui’s food hall at Post Houston, an eclectic new space inside Houston’s historic Barbara Jordan Post Office. “Although it’s impossible in today’s world for a restaurant to be fully sustainable, I have always tried to make my restaurants back in Norway as sustainable as possible. I’m excited to bring sustainably sourced seafood to Houston and work with local seafood suppliers to increase sustainability efforts in the region,” Haatuft says. Standout menu items include gulf-caught red fish ceviche with tart bergen leche and dressed with dill oil, apples and celery. Meanwhile, the restaurant’s raw bar menu includes items like gulf- and Maine-sourced oysters, salmon tartare, golden kaluga caviar and gulf stone crab claws. With fresh offerings and sustainable practices, Houston will certainly be hooked on Golfstrømmen. golfstrommen.com

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The Gucci boutique in Austin

Humphreys’ journey began with a chair built by the company’s founder, John Humphreys, that unfolds like a book. The chair, which was fashioned from recycled native Texas pecan wood and handcrafted in Dripping Springs, Texas, served as a beautiful seat fit for any space, from the prairies of Texas to chic Brooklyn rooftops.

Humphreys’ idea was able to transcend beyond the frontier thanks to a captivated audience and industry appreciation for the Humphrey chair. Over the years, he quietly built his reputation as a creative entrepreneur, working with some of Austin’s best Terlingua Shearling Tote, $580, creatives, hoteliers and restaurants. With HUMPHREYS, humphreys.am furniture rooted in the identity of Humphreys, the brand is taking its mission of creating thoughtfully designed items into the world of handbags. The leather Balmorhea Duffle Bag and Terlingua Shearling Tote are timeless styles that have been crafted with care, offering customers the same consideration that built the original Humphrey chair. And just like the chair, you can take a Humphreys handbag with you from Houston or Austin to New York City and feel stylish and strong. humphreys.am Gucci has opened its first store in the state at The Domain in Austin. The 5,000-square-foot boutique features a wide collection of men’s and women’s shoes, handbags, luggage, small leather goods, fashion and silver jewelry, watches, eyewear, Gucci Beauty and fragrances. The boutique’s Italian marble façade is elegant yet discrete. In keeping with the elegant and contemporary eclecticism that characterizes the brand’s collections, the store employs a combination of traditional and modern, industrial and romantic. Herringbone wood flooring, rich fabrics, geometric tables, pink and green wall finishes, green velvet upholstery and vintage rugs make the space shine. gucci.com

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Halfway between Houston and Austin, Hotel Lulu is a boutique hotel in Round Top designed as a retreat for urban dwellers looking to indulge. The first full-service hotel in the small Texas town (population 90) features 14 rooms across six restored bungalows, a swimming pool, restaurant and bar. The hotel and restaurant, Lulu’s, are named after the owner and CEO of

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The new Laura Hotel, Houston Downtown, Autograph Collection welcomes guests through a decadent entryway with a grand white marble staircase, rich gold accents and elegant furnishings. Embracing Houston’s charm and history, the 223-room hotel’s spacious guest rooms feature art deco–inspired décor with modern touches.

The meticulous bathrooms boast standalone deep soaking bathtubs alongside gold-framed mirror walls or gorgeous city views. Guests can relax and unwind before heading to the on-site restaurant, Hull & Oak Southern Kitchen. The restaurant’s bright interior design mimics the hull of a ship, with details like dimensional archways and circular mirrors inspired by portholes.

Starting this spring, Hull & Oak will host a monthly dinner series in collaboration with globally known and Houston-based wine and spirits brands. With luxurious accommodations, a sun-soaked rooftop lounge, thoughtful restaurant and prime location in the heart of Houston, The Laura invites guests to explore the best of the city.

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Palacios Murphy hospitality group, Cinda Murphy de Palacios. The rooms feature dramatic canopied beds, custom upholstery, a modern mix of furniture and original cedar walls. Il Cuculo, the bar, features a wraparound mural on the plaster walls created by Houston-based artist Andrea Condara. “I have always been interested in creating spaces that encourage community and inspire the people who have everything,” says Murphy de Palacios. “We want to forge our own path in everything we do—ignoring trends and embracing the experiences and things that truly inspire our team. Round Top is going to explode, and it is truly a 40-year dream in the making to see a hotel of this caliber finally open.”

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Meret Oppenheim: My Exhibition, the first major transatlantic retrospective of the Swiss artist, and the first in the U.S. in more than 25 years, made its U.S. debut at the Menil on March 25. On April 22, another standout show, Joseph E. Yoakum: What I Saw, opened at the Menil Drawing Institute. menil.org TOP: Meret

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To offer guests the ultimate Las Vegas experience, Aria Resorts & Casino has reimagined seven Sky Villas and more than 400 of its luxurious Sky Suites. “In reimagining Aria’s Sky Villas and Sky Suites, our crown jewels, we took great care to consider what would enhance and differentiate Aria’s award-winning experience,” says Anton Nikodemus, president and COO of CityCenter at MGM Resorts International. “Inspiring design and breathtaking views are complemented by exceptional, detail-oriented service, creating unparalleled stays for our guests.”

Aria’s new two-bedroom Sky Villas are infused with sophisticated extravagance through individual jewel-toned color palettes, unique furnishings and unparalleled floor-to-ceiling views of Las Vegas.

Along with the design updates, Villa guests are now privy to indulgent amenities like a personalized cigar cart, custom-made chocolates and fresh-baked bread. With desert-inspired color schemes, mid-century modern design details and dreamy artwork throughout the suites, guests in the new Sky Suites will feel a sense of tranquility during their stay. Sky Suites also have new perks for guests, including luxury airport transportation, personal concierge service, sweet truffles and more. From the design to the service, Aria has created an oasis for the discerning traveler looking for luxury in Las Vegas. aria.mgmresorts.com

DAYS OF GLORY TAO Beach Dayclub was the first dayclub to open on the Las Vegas Strip in 2007. It set the standard for daylife in Las Vegas and, as the industry grew exponentially, TAO Beach continued to see immense success for more than a decade. With a vision to redefine the luxury dayclub experience once again, co-CEO Jason Strauss and the Tao Group Hospitality team set out to transform TAO Beach in partnership with The Venetian Resort Las Vegas. With a renovation that has been four years in the making, TAO Beach Dayclub has expanded substantially, nearly doubling in size and taking over a portion of The Venetian’s expansive pool deck. “Every choice we have made for this evolution of TAO Beach was made to give our guests so much more than just a pool party,” says Strauss. “TAO Beach Dayclub is a true oasis to escape reality with amazing talent, incredible food, immersive artwork and a high-energy atmosphere.” With a new design by Rockwell Group, TAO Beach Dayclub will entice guests with an immersive experience unlike any other on the Strip. The new TAO Beach incorporates incredible greenery, stunning art, beautiful architecture, a brand-new menu and much more to elevate the guest experience. To add the finishing touches to the transcendent, Bali-inspired oasis, Tao Group recruited globally acclaimed artist Daniel Popper to create two beautiful statues. taogroup.com

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LIGHTS UP Young Electric Sign Company (YESCO), founded in 1920, has played a significant role in creating Las Vegas’ reputation as a city of neon. From its early use of neon on Fremont Street in the 1930s to the Strip spectaculars of the 1950s and 1960s and the cutting-edge technologies of today, YESCO has helped mold the image of Las Vegas as it is understood around the world. Its iconic signs have come to be recognized as works of art, and their significance transcends their function as mere advertisements. In celebration of YESCO’s 102nd anniversary, Lighting Up Las Vegas: YESCO Marks a Glittering Century will be on display at the Nevada Humanities Program Gallery through the spring. nevadahumanities.org

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Bar Zazu at Resorts World offers Spanish and European-style tapas all day (think pan con tomate with various toppings, ceviche with leche de tigre featuring white fish, Fresno chili, citrus, cilantro and plantain chips and Creekstone steak tartare with capers, shallots, egg yolk and brioche) in a lovely atmosphere. “I couldn’t be more proud of the herculean efforts our teams have put forth since we opened our doors,” says Brezza and Bar Zazu partner Jason Rocheleau. “I look forward to sharing the story, cuisine, libations and energy within the space with Las Vegas locals and visitors for years to come.” barzazulv.com Past the private dining rooms, raw bar and main dining room and through the

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seasonal local ingredients, the menu is an international melting pot. Highlights include truffle burrata and dover sole meunière and pâtes a la meule served tableside in a wheel of Parmigiano Reggiano and flamed with cognac. “Las Vegas is known for some of the best restaurants and nightclubs, but it doesn’t have one place that brings it all together in a way to entertain guests no matter how they choose to experience it and with this caliber of cuisine,” says Danko Hospitality Group CEO Jacobo Jafif. “Villa Azur is fine dining punctuated with a party.” villaazurlasvegas.com The new cabin-styled Ski Lodge at Superfrico transports diners and imbibers from bustling Las Vegas to a

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space was designed as a collaboration between Chicago’s Studio K Creative and acclaimed designer Jonathan Adler with an elegant, vintage-inspired aesthetic. caesars.com If you’re looking to excite all five senses in Las Vegas, look no further than Villa Azur at The Venetian. The upscale dining experience offers the vibrant effervescence of an authentic cabaret show paired with the sophistication you’d find in the French Riviera.

Villa Azur boasts live entertainment, dancers and other performers to create an energetic atmosphere, but the culinary offerings are what make this new space truly shine. Combining the flavors of the south of France with

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kitchen of Bugsy & Meyer’s Steakhouse within Caesars’ historic Flamingo Las Vegas is a hidden speakeasy that replicates the glamour of the Prohibition era with a modern twist. The Count Room Live offers live entertainment on the weekends ranging from jazz to swing music that just might inspire you to pull out your chicest flapper dress. The build-your-own old fashioned bar cart makes its way through the moody venue, inviting guests to create their very own craft cocktail. Culinary options include shareable bites like coconut shrimp and hand-cut prime beef tartare along with decadent desserts like the single barrel dessert with date cake, caramel mousse and toasted pecan vanilla gelato. The

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Situated at The Cosmopolitan, the Ski Lodge is one of eight spaces within Superfrico, an indefinable new restaurant and bar concept from Las Vegas entertainment group Spiegelworld. Combining the exclusive nature of a members-only cocktail club with the warm and inviting vibe of a ski club, the Ski Lodge is beyond transportive. Guests can sit back and savor sophisticated cocktails and cuisine while enjoying the year-round blaze of a stone fireplace and large picture windows displaying hypnotic visuals of snow-covered mountains—all on the Las Vegas Strip. The Ski Lodge requires a bit of insider insight to find, making it all the more exciting. James Beard Award winner Leo Robitschek curated the slopeside sips with clever cocktails like The Slava’s Snowstorm, made with Mr. Black coffee liqueur, Helix vodka, cold brew coffee, hot toasted coconut cream and cardamom. Meanwhile, the signature frico-crusted square pizzas come courtesy of chef Anthony Falco and are sure to exceed expectations. spiegelworld.com

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The Maybourne Beverly Hills’ new lobby bar is a chic cocktail experience that combines elegance with innovation. The Maybourne Bar was created by world-renowned interior architect André Fu and helmed by head mixologist Chris Amirault. Fu’s first hospitality project in the U.S., The Maybourne Bar has been designed down to the smallest detail. Guests will find high bar stools in Yves Klein blue, bold tangerine, monochromatic art deco artwork and a bar carved from solid Turkish silver onyx and accented with polished nickel. Walnut walls are paneled in charcoal gray and ivory and adorned with black-and-white Hollywood photography captured by British photographer Mary McCartney. Cocktails feature classic ingredients or clever twists courtesy of Amirault. The Killer Joe, an espresso martini made with local coffee and homemade dulce de leche, showcases the bar’s loyalty to creative cocktails and its appreciation for local businesses. With a decadent design, killer craft cocktails and dishes like lobster rolls and Wagyu nigiri on crispy rice, The Maybourne Bar is an indulgent watering hole that truly caters to its guests and offers an unforgettable experience in Beverly Hills. maybournebeverlyhills.com

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ROOM REQUEST Inspired by the West Coast’s laid-back personality, the new Hotel June in Point Dume, Malibu, is a mid-century modern retreat off the PCH. The property, formerly the Native Hotel and the Malibu Riviera Motel before that, has been thoroughly restored under the ownership of Native Hotel’s Shaun Gilbert, Reem Al-Zahawi and Sam Shendow and Proper Hospitality. Each airy, minimalist bungalow features a private patio, original and restored composite concrete floors and local art. Amenities include deadstock African fabric robes, curated mini bars, Aesop bath products and first-rate food and beverage establishments. “Hotel June Malibu is a reflection of all the best elements from the property’s past, as well as what that past reveals about the spirit of our Malibu community,” says Gilbert. “Seeing it restored and reinvigorated in this intentioned, heartfelt way is inspiring for our entire team. We look forward to inviting travelers and our local friends back to this storied location to experience the full vision and experience of what this distinct pocket of Malibu offers.” thehoteljune.com

Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel, has played host to everyone from Elvis Presley to Warren Beatty since it opened its doors in 1928. The property has 395 guest rooms (including 137 suites) spread out over two buildings—the 10-story Wilshire Wing and the 14-story Beverly Wing—in the heart of Beverly Hills, just steps from Rodeo Drive. Beverly Wilshire is home to Wolfgang Puck’s award-winning, Richard Meier–designed American steakhouse Cut, as well as The Blvd for all-day dining and peoplewatching on its Wilshire Boulevard–facing The lobby at the Hotel June

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terrace. The rooftop pool area boasts a café and bar and several cabanas and lounge chairs scattered around a perfectly heated pool. This summer, the property will unveil a top-down renovation project designed by David Collins Studio. The refurbished guest rooms and suites will offer hints of drama and old Hollywood glamour with an inspired contemporary twist. Dressed in soft pastels and grays, the rooms represent Rodeo Drive luxury and provide guests with a sanctuary of comfort.

“The vision created by David Collins Studio and Four Seasons brings the guest suites in line with the brand, the location and the level of luxury expected from the hotel’s guests,” says studio creative director Simon Rawlings. fourseasons.com

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Food activist and culinary legend Alice Waters has opened a new restaurant in the courtyard of the Hammer Museum in Westwood. Lulu highlights local farmers and purveyors throughout the prix-fixe, three-course seasonal lunch menu curated by chef and cookbook author David Tanis. Sharing the same values that have made Waters such a force in food, Tanis uses produce from local regenerative organic farms and regional markets to create sophisticated dishes that guests can appreciate for more than their delicious flavors. While the menu at Lulu changes daily based on ingredients, guests can expect options such as halibut carpaccio, lamb tagine with saffron couscous and even olive oil walnut cake with pomegranate for dessert. The a la carte menu at Lulu features lighter lunch fare like soups, salads and sandwiches—the perfect midday bite for museum-goers. lulu.restaurant This spring, celebrated chef Lincoln Carson brings his culinary talents to Hollywood with the opening of Mes Amis. Drawing inspiration from the bustling cafés and brasseries of France while reflecting a decidedly Southern California sensibility, the menu reinterprets classic French dishes with an approachable bent, utilizing the freshest produce and ingredients from local farms and markets, including the world-renowned Hollywood Farmers’ Market down the street from the restaurant. Carson (whose Bon Temps opened in the Arts District in 2019) envisions Mes Amis

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Swedish fragrance and beauty brand Byredo has landed its second Los Angeles location in Silver Lake. “I love this neighborhood and I am super happy that we can now be part of it,” says the brand’s founder and creative director, Ben Gorham. “The space is multifunctional—of course it’s a shop, but it’s also a space to hang out. You will find all of our usual Byredo design cues in store: contrasting textures, pops of color, high ceilings and our furniture.” The Silver Lake boutique, which boasts an elegant lava stone façade, will showcase the complete fragrance, home, body and makeup range. The space will feature custom furnishings like Italian terrazzo flooring, aluminum shelving to showcase product offerings, steel-cladded wall panels and bubblegum pink–lacquered mechanical tables, offset by bespoke pieces including a hand-knotted Moroccan carpet and a custom-made daybed. byredo.com Astronomical Mascara, $46, BYREDO, byredo.com

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as a convivial everyday gathering place for friends and locals to meet over great food, wine and inventive cocktails. “If this past year has taught us anything, it’s the power of social connection and the importance of spending time with those we love,” says Carson. “Mes Amis was born of my desire to create a restaurant centered around the vibrancy and intimacy of French café culture, where strangers, friends and family spend time enjoying each other’s company with simple, yet great food.” mesamisla.com Katianna and John Hong, who helmed the kitchens at The Restaurant at Meadowood and The Charter Oak in Napa, are bringing their talents to Downtown Los Angeles with the opening of Yangban Society. The couple’s new restaurant venture showcases an autobiographical experience paired with a culinary menu inspired by Korean flavors. An adjacent 5,000-square-foot Korean-American deli and supermarket offers retail products, housemade pantry items and snacks like Korean fruit milks. The stand-alone mini mart focuses on the Hongs’ shared passion for fashion, streetwear culture and art. yangbanla.com Chef Wes Avila’s frequent adventures to the Yucatán Peninsula inspired the flavors and culinary techniques used at Hollywood’s new coastal Mexican restaurant Ka’teen. Through a tunnel, guests enter the 5,000-square-foot restaurant with a lush, lively outdoor dining area designed by Studio Collective. With basket chandeliers, hand-woven seating and artfully crafted cuisine and cocktails, Ka’teen is a colorful backdrop for long-awaited social gatherings in Los Angeles. “My intention with Ka’teen is to offer a gathering space to bring back the community we all longed for during the hardest parts of the pandemic,” says Avila. “The design of the space is spectacular. I want to recreate the festive atmosphere of people coming together to enjoy a meal that is meant to be experienced together in a setting unlike any other in LA.” Menu highlights include tacos made with seafood sourced from Baja California and a banana leaf–wrapped heritage pork cochinita pibil, made with traditional dried chiles and sour orange to celebrate a return to communal dining. kateenla.com

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Renowned brunch institution Sadelle’s has brought its classic culinary delights to Coconut Grove. The day-to-night restaurant, which cemented its reputation with popular locations in New York City, Las Vegas, Dallas and Paris, boasts bagel towers, triple-decker sandwiches, chopped salads, egg dishes, pancakes and slicedto-order smoked fish. The latest opening from Major Food Group boasts interior design by renowned designer and frequent brand collaborator Ken Fulk. Think an ocean-blue, chive-green and rosy salmonpink color palette layered in a range of luxurious textures—herringbone wood and inlaid stone floors, velvet upholstery, fringed drapery and polished oak with brass details. “We couldn’t have found a more perfect home for Sadelle’s than this corner of Coconut Grove,” says MFG co-founder Jeff Zalaznick. “Our mission now is to create the sophisticated and ridiculously delicious all-day anchor that one of Miami’s most elegant neighborhoods deserves—and to show everyone a very good time, from morning through night." sadelles.com New Aegean-inspired eatery Doya, helmed by the former owner and chef of the iconic Mandolin Bistro, Erhan Kostepen, has opened in Wynwood. With authentic dishes that pay homage to Kostepen’s childhood in Turkey like roasted beetroot and a fisherman’s seafood stew, Doya’s conversation-driven menu perfectly accents its Mediterranean-inspired design.

The interior boasts al fresco seating on a spacious terrace with lush greenery and waterfront views. With seasonal flavors used to create globally inspired fare in the heart of Miami, Doya is truly a Wynwood oasis. doyarestaurant.com

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Bright yellows and light coral fill the space that is surrounded by oversized floral designs. The menu features classic dishes such as hamachi ponzu and Fire and Ice Oysters, as well as an extensive sushi and sashimi selection. makoto-restaurant.com The latest venture from Groot Hospitality is The Key Club. Serving traditional American fare, the restaurant is located in the heart of Coconut Grove within the newly renovated Cocowalk. The menu is built around the freshest ingredients available and includes fish, steak, delicious starters, signature sushi rolls and more. The restaurant is open daily for lunch and dinner, with daily happy hour specials. The décor is in line with Coconut Grove’s traditionally warm environment and features elements of dark woods and natural stone with mid-century modern Brazilian influences. thekeyclub.com

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Located in the Design District, Aerin’s first Miami store reflects its lively, sun-kissed location with bright and airy interiors created by the preeminent French interior designer Jacques Grange. Looking to the Mediterranean of the 1960s and 1970s, the space boasts an understated glamour, with vintage pieces providing pops of color against a pale, beach-inspired backdrop. aerin.com

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Major Food Group co-founders Mario Carbone, Jeff Zalaznick and Rich Torrisi have partnered with HaSalon founder Eyal Shani to open a Miami Beach outpost of his renowned Israeli restaurant HaSalon in the former home of China Grill. “HaSalon is simply legendary. We fell in love with the concept years ago, in part because MFG also builds restaurants that deliver excellent hospitality, unmatched food and a nightly celebration. Now, we finally get to do it together. The restaurant is a one-of-kind concept born in Israel but made for Miami,” says Zalaznick. The address is a fitting showcase for the theatrics and widely acclaimed Israeli cuisine that have come to define the HaSalon brand at its outposts in Tel Aviv, New York City and Ibiza. “Everyone who comes to HaSalon for the first time tells me that they’ve never had an experience like it,” says Shani, the chef, MasterChef judge and restaurateur. “The mood gets more and more energetic and convivial as the night goes on and guests get comfortable, but one thing never changes: the line of cooks working very quietly, very consciously, on their food.” hasalonmiami.com Eden Roc Miami Beach, the celebrated Morris Lapidus–designed oceanfront resort, has opened its newest restaurant, Ocean Social. With unparalleled panoramic ocean views, the restaurant captures a coastal effervescence while offering visitors an upscale setting for meals and cocktails. Executive chef Darren Anklam curated the menu with a selection of relaxed and approachable yet one-ofa-kind dishes made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. “With an abundance of fresh seafood and excellent produce, I wanted to make sure they were the star ingredients of the menu,” says Anklam.

Whether you head to Ocean Social for a sunset aperitivo or a leisurely lunch, you will undoubtedly enjoy a warm and inviting Miami experience. edenrochotelmiami.com

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The new Langham Club at The Langham, New York, Fifth Avenue is a private club experience within the hotel. The well-designed, beautifully catered private club level area and rooms offer several meals throughout the day, including a full breakfast, midday snacks, desserts and cocktail hour. “We strive every day to create the ultimate luxury experience for our guests,” says the hotel’s managing director, Richard Bussiere. “The addition of The Langham Club rounds out that effort in the best possible way with the creation of a literal next level of luxury for our guests.” langhamhotels.com

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Boutique acupuncture destination Ora has opened a second location on the Upper East Side. Choose an express 30-minute treatment or a more in-depth 65-minute session for a little extra time on your wellness journey. After finding solace in acupuncture to treat digestive issues, entrepreneur Kimberly Ross opened Ora to make wellness easy and accessible.

Whether you are coming to Ora for a routine full-body wellness session or visiting to up your self-care routine, the chic space and customizable options are guaranteed to deliver a healing experience. The newest addition to the treatment menu is an ultra-luxe 75-minute facial that stimulates glow and radiance from the inside out using tools such as gua sha, microcurrent, facial needling and LED light. oraspace.com

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RAISE A GLASS , A chic new cocktail lounge from the team behind culinary destination Zou Zou’s has opened on Manhattan’s West Side.

Located just upstairs from Zou Zou’s, Chez Zou is a buzzy new Eastern Mediterranean restaurant from chef Madeline Sperling and Quality Branded Group. Featuring a menu of whimsical cocktails from Joey Smith of The NoMad and Booker and Dax, alongside light bites such as flaming Turkish pistachios, zucchini frites with herb aioli and Kumamoto oysters with barberry mignonette, Chez Zou is bursting with flavor. The eatery was designed by AvroKO and features deep jewel tones, bold prints and lush greenery. From al fresco dining in the summer months to Mediterranean-inspired cocktails like the Saffron Gibson made with saffron-infused gin, this new lounge is a must-visit. chezzou.com Peasant, the wood-fired classic Italian restaurant in New York City, has been an Elizabeth Street fixture

for the past 22 years. Chef and owner Marc Forgione, alongside beverage director Scott Woltz, has renovated an underground space underneath the original restaurant, which he has opened as Peasant Wine Bar. The candlelit wine library boasts selections from 20 different regions in Italy, from Piedmont to Alto Adige, along with dishes to complement the wines. Centered around wood-fired Italian cooking and Roman cuisine, Peasant Wine Bar boasts an open-fire hearth to prepare comforting dishes. peasantnyc.com

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James McAvoy’s Cyrano has arrived in Brooklyn

Surely you know Cyrano de Bergerac. You’ve probably seen it played out dozens of times.

Maybe on stage, maybe in the movies, maybe even in your own unrequited love life. With Peter Dinklage in Cyrano earlier this year. Or Steve Martin in Roxanne. Or Janeane Garofolo in The Truth About Cats & Dogs. But we suggest you give Cyrano another shot, because you likely won’t see one as electric as James McAvoy’s.

This production of Cyrano de Bergerac, starring the Scottish actor and directed by Jamie Lloyd from a new translation by Martin Crimp, takes its cues from the world of slam and spoken word poetry. It’s fresh, it’s original. Expect lots of goosebumps at its American premiere at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, running for only six weeks beginning April 5. bam.org

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The Nines brings timeless elegance with contemporary chic in an 85-seat NoHo supper club designed for imbibing, dining and enjoying piano renditions of funk, soul and classic rock hits. The new venue from Golden Age Hospitality (Le Crocodile, Acme and The Happiest Hour) and its founder Jon Neidich brings sexy back to downtown NYC with dark wood, wall-to-wall House of Hackney leopardprint carpet, red velvet sofas and, of course, a Yamaha baby grand piano.

Neidich is channeling uptown institutions like Bemelmans Bar and The Russian Tea Room for this decidedly downtown project, where you can order a perfectly dry martini or savor menu items like tuna tartare and a baked potato topped with caviar. ninesnyc.com Chef Victoria Blamey recently debuted her first restaurant in Tribeca. Mena is a flavorful reflection of Blamey’s South American heritage, allowing her free reign to explore her Chilean roots. The restaurant’s prix fixe menu includes dishes like Maine Snow Island oyster with seaweed gremolata and Spanish lentils with donko shiitake, trumpet mushroom, crispy shallot and vadouvan. The 50-seat dining room, designed by Cycle Projects (Lilia, Loring Place), is bathed in natural light and features cobalt blue banquettes and a charming bar with custom brass lighting. The main dining room showcases a rotating collection of black-and-white photography by artists like Gordon Matta-Clark and handcrafted ceramics by Jane Herold. menanyc.com

In 2006, SBE founder Sam Nazarian and Japanese chef Katsuya Uechi

opened the first Katsuya in the heart of Brentwood. Over the years, Katsuya has opened locations in Las Vegas, South Beach, Dubai, the Bahamas and, now, New York City. “I am thrilled to continue to expand our working partnership with chef Katsuya, who so skillfully translates Japanese flavors and techniques to the American palate, and is steadfastly aligned with our vision to make Citizens at Manhattan West a culinary epicenter in New York,” says Nazarian. Designed by David Rockwell and his firm Rockwell Group, the 7,000-square-foot, 305-seat restaurant features a robata and sushi bar, a 100-seat rooftop terrace and two private dining spaces, the perfect interiors in which to enjoy the brand’s signature crispy rice with spicy tuna and baked crab hand rolls. katsuyarestaurant.com Chef and restaurateur John Fraser’s new Mediterranean restaurant, Iris, has opened in Midtown. For the menu, Fraser was inspired by traditional techniques, Greek cooking and the rich ingredients used in Turkish cuisine like butter, dairy and fragrant spices. Highlights include Turkish flatbread with spiced lamb, moussaka, an Aegean stew with fluke, mussels and shrimp and grilled octopus.

Fraser deliciously marries approachable cooking with elegant ingredients, topped off with artfully crafted presentations, at Iris. irisrestaurant.nyc Mel’s is a new West Chelsea pizza restaurant from chef Melissa Rodriguez (former executive chef at Del Posto) and Radicle Hospitality, the restaurant management company owned and

operated by Jeff Katz and James Kent.

Designed by MN Design Professional Corporation in collaboration with consultant Akari Endo-Gaut, the 80-seat dining room, done in a red, yellow and blue color palette, features a long bar that wraps around the open kitchen. Standout dishes include coal-roasted parsnips with robiola fresca and hazelnuts, frutti di mare pizza with octopus, squid, shrimp, tomato, chilis and basil and whole grilled branzino with lemon and fennel conserva. Everything is prepared either over a wood-fired grill or in the pizza oven in the open kitchen. Soon, Rodriguez will also open Al Coro, a fine-dining Italian restaurant in the soaring space previously occupied by Del Posto. mels-nyc.com Bernie’s Restaurant is North Brooklyn’s third place: there’s work, there’s home and then there’s Bernie’s. It's where the neighborhood watches the game, takes their parents out to dinner and celebrates birthdays, promotions and midweek monotony with mozzarella sticks and a martini. Owners Zach Frankel and Taylor McEwan have cherry-picked the best parts of local joint nostalgia and are serving classic dishes and ice-cold drinks with a smile and a quip. The menu is familiar, featuring a double cheeseburger, baked clams, vinegar chicken and baby back ribs, which all taste much better than you remember. berniesnyc.com Fasano Restaurant, the first U.S. restaurant from the group helmed by Brazilian restaurateur Gero Fasano, has opened in Midtown. “It’s our first restaurant in New York, which has been a dream of mine, and I wanted to ensure it was the best expression of the Fasano brand,” says Fasano. “There is an energy in New York that is returning, and people are looking for comforting dishes and warm, generous service after the last few years we’ve had.” Designed by Brazilian architect Isay Weinfeld, the Italian restaurant in the space formerly occupied

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by the Four Seasons Restaurant showcases three sprawling dining spaces (a relaxed osteria and bar lounge, an elegant main dining room and an intimate second-floor private dining room).

“We couldn’t have asked for a better location,” says Fasano. “The quality and workmanship from the former tenants was a fantastic foundation to work from. Many changes had to be made to align with the Fasano aesthetic, but the bones of the space, the amount of square footage, and being in the heart of Midtown just can’t be beat.” True to the Fasano family’s history of authentic Italian cuisine, chef Nicola Fedeli serves an elegant menu of Italian classics (signature dishes include veal Milanese and risottos—“you can’t find a veal Milanese like this anywhere else!”) complemented by a robust global wine list. “Fasano New York feels like I'm opening my first restaurant again. Something about opening here, at this moment in time, feels very fresh and exciting.” fasanorestaurantny.com Barbuto recently reopened in a new home on Horatio Street, a few hundred steps from its original stomping grounds. Founder and chef Jonathan Waxman continues to serve up

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California-Italian cuisine with a seasonal flair to its guests. barbutonyc.com The stylish new 65-seat Bar Tulix in Soho is a design-centric coastal Mexican restaurant from Michelin-starred chef Justin Bazdarich of Oxomoco and Speedy Romeo and restaurateur and Mercer Street Hospitality founder John McDonald (Lure Fishbar, Bowery Meat Company).

The retro-glam mood of the Meyer Davis Studio–designed dining room is enhanced by vibrant jewel-toned banquettes, dramatic oak booths and bright yellowand-green-patterned mid-century modern–inspired seating. Drawing inspiration from his travels throughout Mexico, Bazdarich curated a seafoodcentric menu that highlights regional dishes from the coast of Mexico up The osteria and bar lounge at Fasano

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through California, including dishes like oysters with a mezcal mignonette and tostada mixto with lobster, octopus, shrimp, clamato and cilantro. bartulix.com Dhamaka, the newest restaurant from Roni Mazumdar and chef Chintan Pandya of Unapologetic Foods (Semma, Adda Indian Canteen), is inspired by the explosion of flavors found in regional Indian cuisine. Highlights at the Lower East Side restaurant include chicken pulao and fried pomfret. The colorful restaurant showcases raw concrete floors, reclaimed oak tables and a mural by artist Sean Maze showcasing Indian motifs and Hindi phrases. dhamaka.nyc La Brasserie is the newest restaurant from Francis Staub located in the landmark Park Avenue South space formerly occupied by Les Halles, made famous by the late chef Anthony Bourdain. The French bistro menu boasts signature dishes like steak frites, bouillabaisse and a soufflé with caviar. The 173-seat restaurant features a 20-foot zinc bar, which fits seamlessly with the space’s well-preserved iconic floor and ceiling. The large bay windows overlook Park Avenue and can open in the warmer months to unveil a 12-seat outdoor terrace for al fresco dining. La Brasserie respectfully honors the spirit of its predecessor while offering its own interpretation of a brasserie. labrasserienyc.com Onjium, a Michelin-starred restaurant from Seoul, South Korea, has opened at Genesis House New York, a sophisticated oasis in the heart of the Meatpacking District. Inspired by traditional Korean food, fashion and architecture, Onjium puts the ancient stories and flavors of Korean cuisine in a new light, marrying traditional techniques found in noble households’ recipes dating back to the 1300s with progressive elements of slow food philosophy and thoughtful sourcing. Led

by Onjium Culinary Studio’s head chefs Cho Eun Hee and Park Sungbae, the Seoul team brings their carefully crafted blend of Korean flavors rooted in the seasons and traditional fermentation techniques to New York. genesishouse.com Since opening in Brooklyn in 2005, Miriam has garnered a reputation as an innovative eatery known for Tel Aviv’s Mediterranean flavors. Chef and owner Raphael Hasid has replicated that beloved Brooklyn menu at the new Upper West Side location and has added a full wine list and cocktail program. Wine selections range from France and Italy to Lebanon and Israel. miriamrestaurant.com

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The new Hermès store at Costa Mesa’s South Coast Plaza is a celebration of the brand’s 25th year in the Orange County retail destination. The French luxury brand’s new, larger space offers more opportunity to showcase additional Hermès collections and create a more customer-centric shopping experience. The 7,100-square-foot space welcomes shoppers through three different entrances and boasts an intimate VIP area for private shopping, as well as a bar where customers can fully unwind. Designed by Parisian architecture agency RDAI, the store mimics Costa Mesa’s stunning landscape by incorporating organic curved sculptures, soft earth tones and natural materials. The signature Hermès silk collection offers a colorful greeting, followed by the leather salon and dazzling women’s jewelry space. The U-shaped design allows an effortless flow for shoppers to explore everything from the home and equestrian collections to perfume and beauty collections.

Accented by terrazzo flooring and rich terracotta ceramic walls adorned with artwork by Filipe Jardim, Suzel Caspard and Marion Dubier Clark, the artistic details of the new Hermès store are nothing short of visionary. hermes.com

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The new Breitling boutique at South Coast Plaza is a continuation of the Swiss luxury watchmaker’s celebration of aviation, exploration, cinema and sport. The industrial loft aesthetic of the new 850-square-foot space will offer visitors a modernretro atmosphere. The décor draws from Breitling’s three universes: air, sea and land. From motorcycles to surfboards incorporated into the design alongside a watch bar and lounge area, visitors are invited to discover Breitling timepieces at their leisure. breitling.com Italian jewelry and watch company Buccellati has opened a new jewel-box store at South Coast Plaza. Celebrated for its signature jewelry designs using traditional hand-engraving techniques inspired by archival drawings from founder Mario Buccellati, the brand’s new boutique echoes those values through its color palette and furnishings. “As Buccellati expands our presence in America and specifically on the West Coast, South Coast Plaza was the clear choice for the brand,” says fourth-generation family member and co-creative director Lucrezia Buccellati. “We are looking forward to deepening our connection to our existing clientele in California and nurturing new relationships in Orange County.” The South Coast Plaza outpost boasts warm tones, clean lines and a quintessential Italian elegance that perfectly complements its jewelry collections. Clients can peruse the iconic Buccellati collections like Hawaii, Macri, Ramage, Rombi and Opera, as well as one-of-a-kind timepieces, silver centerpieces, flatware, tableware and giftware. buccellati.com

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ROOM REQUEST Surrounded by sun-soaked beaches, vibrant entertainment and endless shopping, it is safe to say that the new Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale is in good company. The recently opened 189-room hotel was dreamed up by Fort Hospitality, led by developer Nadim Ashi, to create a beachfront oasis in South Florida rooted in style and luxury. “Each of South Florida’s coastal communities has its own unique charm. From beach to city, Fort Lauderdale has a youthful and vibrant spirit, and we are channeling that energy, along with yacht club–style traditions, into our team and all the experiences we are creating for our guests,” says General Manager Mazen Saleh, who was most recently resort manager at Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach. Drawing inspiration from its coastal environment, award-winning Miami-based architect Kobi Karp designed the building’s curved silhouette in homage to the sleek lines of a luxury yacht. With contemporary lines and crisp white materials, the building itself is a vision that beautifully complements its city.

Renowned London-based interior designer Tara Bernerd & Partners curated the hotel’s rooms, suites and public spaces with an effortless marriage of French Riviera luxury and mid-century modern design. The new hotel features both suites and hotel residences, luxurious spa and wellness offerings, oceanfront dining at Evelyn’s Fort Lauderdale and an elegant champagne bar. fourseasons.com Just steps from the Atlantic Ocean and Worth Avenue, The Colony Hotel welcomes locals and visitors alike with authentic boutique service through accommodations, curated amenities and culinary offerings. The 89-room hotel has been celebrated for its iconic pink-infused aesthetic since it opened in 1947, and in turn, the property has made periodic updates in order to accommodate its modern guests. Over the years, The Colony has collaborated with the likes of Aerin Lauder, Serena & Lily and Celerie Kemble of Kemble Interiors to create one-of-a-kind villa experiences with individual design schemes and custom

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décor. The most recent villa design comes from a collaboration with interior designer Mark D. Sikes. Sikes reimagined and restored the hotel’s 1,100-square-foot Villa Aralia to embody a classic but cool attitude, drawing inspiration from the hotel itself.

The signature blue-and-white interiors in Villa Aralia mimic the hotel’s café awnings that Sikes grew familiar with as a regular hotel guest over the years. “Mark’s vision reflects the same optimistic spirit that we try to encapsulate at the hotel,” says The Colony’s owner and president, Sarah Wetenhall. “His style is fresh but timeless, exactly like The Colony.” Sikes incorporated furniture from his new collection with Chaddock in white lacquer, brass lighting fixtures from his collection with Hudson Valley Lighting and custom window treatments from Valley Drapery into the villa apartment’s interior design. The Villa Aralia is one of seven individually decorated spaces on the property where guests can not only bask in the curated design but enjoy personalized amenities like butler service, access to the exclusive villa pool and transportation around Palm Beach. thecolonypalmbeach.com Villa Aurelia at The Colony Hotel

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Fort Lauderdale’s The Spa at Auberge Beach is debuting new luxurious facials this spring with Swiss skincare brand Valmont.

Valmont’s new Luminosity skincare collection, powered by the unspoilt plants of Switzerland to specifically target the next generation of women, aims to smooth the skin and reveal a glowing and luminous complexion. The Spa will offer facial treatments such as the Radiance Ritual, a one-hour service using new Luminosity spa products like Valmont’s LumiMask, a peeling mask packed with glycolic acid and papaya extract; LumiPeel, a powerful resurfacing peeling lotion; Primary Veil, a protective milky emulsion to help protect the skin’s microbiome; Lumi Boost, a massage serum formulated with exfoliating ingredients like white mulberry and fruit enzymes; and the Regenerating Mask Treatment, a transformative collagen mask to help lift, hydrate and revive the skin. With a focus on facial reflexology and skin detoxification, Valmont is bringing dazzling new spa experiences to The Spa at Auberge Beach this season. lamaisonvalmont.com

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Jeweler Mish Tworkowski has opened an outpost of his Mish boutique in a historic Addison Mizner–designed pink stucco building that was once the home of Palm Beach’s first department store. Joseph Singer, Tworkowski’s partner, oversaw the architecture, with local preservationist architects Smith Kellogg Architecture executing his vision and New York City interior designer Katie Ridder masterminding the interiors. To celebrate the opening, the brand unveiled the new Why Knot? collection, which reimagines knotted ropes in stylish, playful and luxurious ways. The jewelry designer has also debuted a one-of-a-kind turquoise bracelet featuring his favorite shells and sea creatures turned into vibrant turquoise charms. mishfinejewelry.com Veronica Beard has opened its 18th U.S. store in Palm Beach at The Royal Poinciana. The cool-girl label was founded by sisters-in-law Veronica Miele Beard and Veronica Swanson Beard in 2010 and has fast become a household name with devotees like Meghan Markle, Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Lopez. This location offers the newest ready-to-wear, denim, swim, footwear and accessories. veronicabeard.com

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marking the revitalization of historic Main Street but creating renewed excitement in retail.” Also notable this season at Via Flagler is the opening of a freestanding boutique from French beauty brand Sisley. With a clean, elegant, minimalist aesthetic, the new store showcases high-quality skincare, cosmetics, haircare and fragrances. The location will also house an exclusive spa cabin, where customers can benefit from the brand’s signature radiance-enhancing and anti-aging facial treatments. “The beautiful location in the heart of Palm Beach offers a high-end shopping and lifestyle destination for our already devoted local clientele,” says Sisley U.S. president James Maki. “We are pleased to join such a fantastic collection of luxury boutiques and eateries this spring.”

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Cartier has opened a seasonal boutique at The Royal Poinciana Plaza through May. The airy space features a palette of fabrics and materials in soft neutral tones incorporating cream, bronze and gold throughout, as well as local touches and impressive finishes. The iconic Panthère synonymous with Cartier anchors the salon, which features a warm, champagne-toned color palette combined with precious and natural materials with soft curves and an eye-catching light installation with sleek, handblown glass orbs. “We are thrilled to unveil our new seasonal Palm Beach boutique, a unique blend of modernity and local flavor,” says Mercedes Abramo, president and CEO of Cartier North America. “Palm Beach is an ideal location for Cartier, and we’re looking forward to returning to the community and welcoming guests with an exciting experience at The Royal Poinciana Plaza.” The range of Cartier jewelry and watch creations—from High Jewelry to the new Clash de Cartier collection and signature jewelry lines including Love, Panthère de Cartier and Juste un Clou, along with timepieces such as Santos de Cartier, Tank, Panthère de Cartier and more—are on offer. cartier.com Via Flagler by The Breakers, an alfresco plaza located down the road from the oceanfront property on Royal Poinciana Way, has lots in store this spring. First is the opening of Main Street by The Breakers, a contemporary boutique-meets-café. The boutique features a comprehensive selection of accessories, fragrances, home décor and specialty items alongside coffee drinks, freshly made donuts, craft ice cream, homemade baked goods and a variety of sandwiches and snacks. “Through this venture, we wanted to re-energize the island’s original town center as a best-in-class lifestyle destination,” says The Breakers CEO Paul Leone. “Via Flagler is the newest gem on the island, not only

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Meso Beach House is the latest New York transplant making a splash in Delray Beach. Offering a robust cocktail program and a menu featuring seafoodcentric dishes with a Mediterranean influence, this riverside oasis is poised to breathe new life into Delray’s dining scene with indoor and outdoor dining, a coastal chic design, boat docking and private dining space. mesorestaurants.com

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For nearly three decades, Boulevard has been a city staple serving up meticulously created menu selections by chef/owner Nancy Oakes. Following a hiatus during the pandemic, the San Francisco icon—located in the historic Audiffred Building, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places—is back and better than ever with two menus and a refreshed look by design visionary Ken Fulk, replete with an expanded lounge adjacent to the bar. “We thought about how an environment can affect creative thinking and how you feel, and what the customer touches and sees,” explains Oakes. “It drove us to make improvements on all levels.” While preserving existing hand-blown glass, mosaics and ironwork throughout the space, highlights of the new design include a blue onyx bar, velvet barstools and a mural depicting gold peacocks by artist Deborah Phillips. For pre- or post-dinner drinks at the bar, choose from a curated list of libations created exclusively for the restaurant

by Greg Lindgren (of Rye, 15 Romolo and SPQR fame). Linger with a Bird's the Word concocted with Farmer’s organic gin, Cardamaro, pineau des charentes and lemon, or the

Boulevardier featuring Angel's Envy bourbon, Campari and Carpano Classico. boulevardrestaurant.com

Penny Roma is the new go-to for straight-from-Italy-style handmade pastas and menu selections made with seasonal ingredients procured from nearby farms.

“With the opening of Penny Roma and the introduction of the new Enoteca menu at Flour+Water Pasta Shop, we're excited to offer a cohesive experience within that 20th Street space that brings people together and showcases the heart of what we do as a hospitality group,” says Thomas McNaughton, founding partner, co-chef

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farmers and purveyors.” pennyroma.com Seasoned hospitality veteran Brent Bolthouse and esteemed chef Michael Mina of San Francisco–based Mina Group have teamed up to open The Bungalow Kitchen by Michael Mina in Tiburon. The two-story waterfront gem offers elevated California cuisine such as ahi tuna tartare prepared tableside with chili peppers, mint, garlic, pine nuts and habanerosesame oil, wild mushroom agnolotti topped with a carbonara sabayon and black truffle crumble, jalapeño shrimp toast topped with mild ginger aïoli and cilantro and roasted Liberty Farms duck with wild foraged mushrooms, butternut squash, roasted turnips and huckleberry jus. “Our dream was to build a restaurant in one of the most iconic bays in America that would feel like a home away from home,” says Bolthouse. “We enlisted master interior designer Martin Brudnizki to help bring this vision to life. Sometimes reality is better than your dreams; it turned out to be a love letter to Tiburon.” bungalowkitchen.com

bar along with Tara Heffernon and chef Sean Kelley. “We call it a ‘choose-your-own adventure’ space; we have lounge, bar, patio and dining room seating, so we can offer a range of dining and drinking options for whatever mood our guests are in.” Menu options are a nod to global comfort food, including mac and cheese with miso, white cheddar and panko and confit beef brisket tacos. “Healdsburg has only two bars, neither of which serve food, and a ton of restaurants with bars in them, so we wanted to offer a fun hybrid space that is equal parts bar and kitchen, where people can come any time of the day and get a great drink with delicious food,” says Sanfilippo. loandbeholdca.com

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Bay Area resident Hillary Peterson’s goal was to bring a healthier, more sustainable approach to skincare after being diagnosed with thyroid cancer at the age of 32. “Like many cancer survivors, I discovered something that I had never known before: that my personal care products contain toxins,” Peterson explains. “So, I embarked on a mission to make skincare so insanely effective and so luxurious that even those who were not particularly interested in clean beauty would love our products.”

Her diagnosis led her to create True Botanicals, a clean, Made Safe–certified organic skincare line. Based in Mill Valley, California, Peterson has a beautiful garden that inspires her daily. Sustainable farming is at the forefront of True Botanicals’ approach; the products use potent actives and plant-powered ingredients that are responsibly sourced to create one of the most luxurious and safe skincare lines on the market. The brand’s famed Pure Radiance Oil is a consistent bestseller, but the brand’s latest products (Chebula Active Serum, Chebula Active Serum and Chebula Extreme Cream) feature chebula, a fruit that is one of the most potent and stable skincare ingredients around. “Chebula helps to address five signs of aging while maintaining hydration,” says Peterson. “It has quickly become central to our product offering, and the customer feedback has been fantastic.” Fans of the brand’s skin barrier– protecting products include Olivia Wilde, Kate Hudson, Laura Dern and Ariana Grande. truebotanicals.com

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“We opened Lo & Behold to be a welcoming, casual and lively place to eat and drink in Healdsburg,” says Laura Sanfilippo, who co-owns the eatery and

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and CEO of Flour+Water Hospitality Group. “We want to create a dinner party every night, an easy setting for our neighbors to come by and hang out for a glass of wine, snacks or a casual dinner.

The menu at Penny Roma was conceptualized with that in mind, with classics such as cacio e pepe and rigatoni all’Amatriciana and shareable mains such as roast chicken and grilled prawns. Comforting dishes that feel like coming home, but are elevated through the execution and the ingredients we are sourcing from our local

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Penny Lancaster and Rod Stewart at Annabel’s 4th anniversary party in London

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Taraji P. Henson, Nas and Mary J. Blige at Blige’s album release party

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Isabelle Fuhrman at the Miss Dior Millefiori Garden pop-up opening in LA

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n her Platinum Jubilee message this February, Queen Elizabeth II stated that it was her “sincere wish” for Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, to be styled as Queen Consort when the time comes for Charles to take the throne. With Camilla’s title settled, the ever-important sartorial questions are looming.

The five previous Queen Consorts have had their coronation crowns designed especially for them, the last being Queen Elizabeth’s mother. She wore what has come to be known as “The Queen Mother’s Crown” to the coronation of her husband, King George VI, in 1937. Gone are the days of extreme excess for the Windsor family, so Camilla is likely to wear The Queen Mother’s Crown in lieu of a custom crown commission.

The Queen Mother’s Crown was designed in 1937 by Garrard & Co, the official crown jeweler at the time. It was created in platinum and set with 2,800 diamonds, many of which came from Queen Victoria’s Regal Circlet tiara. The four tapering arches were designed to be removable. When in place on the crown, they are surmounted by a pavé-set monde containing a replica of the 22.48karat Lahore Diamond, presented to Queen Victoria in 1851. The front cross holds one of the most (in)famous diamonds in the world, the Koh-i-Noor (Mountain of Light), set into a removable platinum mount. The 105.6-karat stone is believed to have been mined in India as early as the 12th century. After changing hands several times, often as the spoils of war, the diamond was

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eventually acquired by Queen Victoria in 1850. She had concerns about wearing the diamond, and wrote to her daughter, “No one feels more strongly than I do about India or how much I opposed our taking those countries and I think no more will be taken, for it is very wrong and no advantage to us….You know also how I dislike wearing the Koh-i-Noor.” Nevertheless, Victoria had the diamond cut to better highlight its brilliance and wore it as a brooch, as seen in her 1856 portrait by Franz Xaver Winterhalter. It was believed to bestow bad luck to any male wearer, so it was passed on to Queen Alexandra, Queen Mary and then finally set into the Queen Mother’s Crown. The Duchess of Cornwall often sports jewels once worn by the Queen Mother, including the Delhi Durbar and Greville tiaras. It would be quite fitting for her to don the legendary crown in the years to come.

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