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CONTENTS / SUMMER 2022

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STYLE NEWS The season’s coolest fashion trend marries sport and style

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The lobby of the Santo Mauro, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Madrid

JEWELRY REPORT Inside Chopard’s dazzling new collection, which debuted at the Cannes Film Festival

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WATCH WHAT HAPPENS

Golfer Bubba Watson on his latest Richard Mille timepiece

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C AND BE SEEN

Brighten your summer skincare routine with new vitamin C must-haves

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A RARE BREED

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PALM BEACH BLISS I nterior designer Sergio Mercado transforms a Palm Beach home into a luxurious oasis

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CLEAR & BRILLIANT

Our favorite summer sips include celebratory vodkas and gins

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TOY STORIES

High-tech upgrades for you and your home from Samsung, Dyson and Bang & Olufsen

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The Sokollu Mehmet Pasha Mosque in Istanbul

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Wilson tennis balls (3), $105, SAINT LAURENT, ysl.com

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ON THE COVER Top, $2,975, shorts, $2,175, socks, $1,475, socks, $1,550, HERMÉS, hermes.com. Clash de Cartier small earrings, $4,100, CARTIER, cartier.com.

18k yellow gold Classic Double-Band ring, $2,150, ROBERTO COIN, robertocoin.com. Tourmaline ring, $4,000, GUITA M, guitam.com Photographed by MATTHEW SPROUT Styled by BRIE WELCH

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A MONDRIAN MOMENT

Discover a Piet Mondrian exhibit of paintings at the Fondation Beyeler, with support from La Prairie

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Behind the scenes of the Rare Beauty campaign with Selena Gomez

AMERICAN IDOLS

An excerpt from Growing Up Getty gives readers an inside look at one of the world’s wealthiest family dynasties

TURKEY DELIGHTS

Explore the best of bustling Istanbul and tranquil Bodrum

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SUMMER, ITALIAN STYLE

Here are the best new restaurants and hotels in Italy, from the shimmering Amalfi Coast to glamorous Milan

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BEYOND THE BURJ

From kayaking to zip-lining, here is your adrenaline-fueled travel guide through the Emirates

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SPANISH SPLENDOR

Spain is bursting with colorful beaches, creative cuisine and chic new hotels. Discover Madrid, Seville, Barcelona and beyond

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Rare Beauty, the actress and singer’s empowered beauty line, is changing the conversation

HAUTE JOAILLERIE

CHOPARD BOUTIQUES NEW YORK 730 Fifth Avenue – MIAMI Bal Harbour Shops – COSTA MESA South Coast Plaza 1-800-CHOPARD www.chopard.com

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HOLMES SWEET HOLMES

How Katie Holmes made the film Alone Together as a writer, director and actress during the pandemic

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CANNES YOU FEEL IT

Meet the brightest new stars from the 75th Cannes Film Festival

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MIND BLOWING DESIGN

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Legendary interior designer Ken Fulk unveils 30 years of celebrated style through iconic restaurants, homes and members-only clubs

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Katie Holmes; Shirt and tie, price upon request, DIOR, dior.com. Jumpsuit, price upon request, sneaker, $690, LOEWE, loewe.com. 18k yellow gold and diamond Obelisco bracelet, $10,400, ROBERTO COIN, robertocoin.com

CALIBER RM 07-01

RICHARD MILLE BOUTIQUES ASPEN BAL HARBOUR BEVERLY HILLS BOSTON BUENOS AIRES CHICAGO LAS VEGAS MIAMI NEW YORK ST. BARTH VANCOUVER www.richardmille.com

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ASPEN

Explore Aspen’s newest art galleries and retail openings this summer

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CHICAGO

Stay at the new Waldorf Astoria Chicago and celebrate the anniversary of local jewelry designer Dana Rebecca Designs

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DALLAS

Savor vibrant Italian cuisine at Carbone Vino and bubbles at Coupes

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HAMPTONS

Head out east for shopping at Manolo Blahnik, Loewe and Dior, and stay at three fabulous new hotels

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HOUSTON

Discover a new speakeasy-style cocktail bar and bustling steakhouse–plus a new hotel in Austin

The Chanel boutique in East Hampton

LAS VEGAS

Go inside the redesigned Wynn Las Vegas and a glittery new Chanel boutique

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Visit a new fitness concept, Heimat, and the new Short Stories hotel

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The pool at the Palms Las Vegas

MARTHA’S VINEYARD

Get the Vineyard 411 from a fashion entrepreneur and preview a stunning new waterfront home

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MIAMI

Mr. C lands in Coconut Grove and Dirty French Steakhouse opens in Brickell

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NANTUCKET

Check out the Faraway Hotel’s new rental house and the new Hill House Home boutique

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NEW YORK CITY

Indulge in well-deserved self-care at Ever/Body and Knockout Beauty before dining at one of many new restaurants, from Avra to Le Dive

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ORANGE COUNTY

Dine at the Petrossian at Tiffany restaurant and peruse luxury scents at Diptyque

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Rainbird restaurant at the El Capitan Hotel

PALM BEACH

Visit The Ray’s most exciting culinary debut and meet a new jewelry designer on the scene

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SAN FRANCISCO

The new RH San Francisco flagship offers a culinary and retail fix

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INSTANT GRATIFICATION Celebrate 50 years of memories with Polaroid

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The library at the at The LaSalle Chicago, Autograph Collection

RAINBIRD: AUBREY PICK

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Jason Binn

CREATIVE DIRECTOR

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IT MANAGER

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EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

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18k yellow gold, diamond and ceramic Color Switch earrings, $5,900, LAGOS, lagos.com

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BEHIND THE SCENES

A Momentous MANSION

The James F.D. Lanier Residence was a stunning, historical backdrop for our cover shoot with Katie Holmes

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One of the many entertaining spaces

The double-wide brownstone

The grand marble entryway Katie Holmes poses in Valentino in one of the bedrooms

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ou don’t often hear Rihanna and Coldplay mentioned in the context of the Gilded Age, but Katie Holmes proved the two can happily coexist during our June 7 cover shoot.

At 123 East 35th Street stands an imposing BeauxArts mansion that has remained a private residence since it was built in 1903. This rare vestige of grandeur was built by James F.D. Lanier and his wife Harriet. The two were old-monied, prominent members of East Coast society who purchased two 1854 brownstones and quickly razed them to make way for his new house. He chose the firm of Hoppin & Koen to design the double wide, eight-story home. A verdigris copper mansard roof, cast iron railing and ionic pilasters made the house stand out beautifully, but not ostentatiously, among its more dour brownstone neighbors. The

Laniers’ guests would have been awed by the classically designed entrance hall that features an arched-rose medallion ceiling that flows into a bright columned gallery illuminated by three leadedglass skylights and a marble wall fountain. A mahogany staircase led guests to a sumptuous green and gold salon across from the warm, inviting oak paneled library. Overnight visitors would stay in one of the equally grand nine bedrooms in the f loors above with the staff nearby in their own wing. The James F.D. Lanier Residence stayed in the Lanier family until 1984, when it was purchased by its current owner. The home was recently listed

by Edward Joseph of Christie’s International Real Estate for $33 million and, thanks to the N YC Landmarks Preser vation Commission, it will remain a living link to New York’s Gilded Age. christiesrealestate.com

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With Katie Holmes and our creative director, Alexander Wolf, on June 7

Natasha Wolff

Editor Instagram: @natashawolff

Things I’m LOVING for SUMMER

Viv’ Choc Disco Mini Bag, $3,350, ROGER VIVIER,

Aroma eau de parfum, $198, COSTA BRAZIL,

Le Papa medium leather shoulder bag, $3,1000, ALAÏA,

rogervivier.com

livecostabrazil.com

net-a-porter.com

18k yellow gold, blue-and-yellow chalcedony, green agate and diamond bracelet, $18,500, BRENT NEALE, brentnele.com

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e’re very excited to share our summer issue starring actress and director K atie Holmes, whose new film, Together Alone, comes out on July 29. We also spoke with actress and singer Selena Gomez about her new beauty brand, Rare Beauty, and one of our favorite creative minds, Ken Fulk, whose new book, Ken Fulk: The Movie in My Mind, should be glued to your coffee table.

If you’re traveling to some of our suggested destinations (Turkey, Italy or Spain), be sure to bring a copy of James Reginato’s latest family portrait, Growing Up Getty, a fascinating look at one of America’s richest–and most complicated–families.

We always love collaborating with some of our favorite creatives, including photographers like Royal Gilbert, who spent May running around the Cannes Film Festival shooting some of our favorite new–and established–talents for our portfolio.

We hope you enjoy reading this issue as much as we did producing it. Stay tuned for much more to come with our 10th anniversary this fall.

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BINNSHOT Laura Dern in Prada at the Jurassic World: Dominion premiere in LA

Rupert Friend in Dolce&Gabbana in Anaheim, C.A.

Alexi Ashe and Seth Meyers at the MET Costume Institute gala in NYC

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Jessica Chastain in Gucci at the Tony Awards in NYC

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Maggie Gyllenhaal at the Montblanc Haus event in Hambury, Germany

his issue of DuJour highlights the latest project from auteur Katie Holmes. Since her first DuJour cover back in the fall of 2014, we’ve watched in awe of her acting and directorial accomplishments, and we’re thrilled to be able to celebrate her on our Summer print cover.

Whether you’re f loating in your pool or enjoying some muchneeded rest and relaxation abroad, this book is the ultimate source for the latest and greatest in style, beauty, culture, design and more.

Get a first look at must-have sporty separates from Veronica Beard, the newest Richard Mille timepiece, designed in collaboration with golfer Bubba Watson, as well as Chopard’s latest high jewelry collection. Explore our picks for the best skincare to perfect your summer glow, go inside a new Palm Beach penthouse and check out the highly anticipated Mondrian exhibition at the Fondation Beyeler in Basel.

No matter what you’re up to this season, DuJour will be there to serve as your lifestyle guide for all things fabulous. Enjoy the summer print Jason Binn issue in the Hamptons, a place that’s near and Founder and CEO dear to us, with our compliments.

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With Dr. Richard Firshein and Colin Cowie

Tilda Swinton at the Chanel Cruise show in Monte-Carlo

Drew Barrymore at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner in Washington, D.C

Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz Beckham at the Dior capsule collection event in Los Angeles

With Soloviev Group CEO Michael Hershman

Elizabeth Olsen and Benedict Cumberbatch at a screening of Doctor Strange 2 in NYC

Naomi Campbell at the Prince’s Trust Gala at Cipriani Downtown in NYC

Miranda Kerr at the Berggruen Prize Gala in Beverly Hills

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Katie Holmes and Irina Shayk at the opening of Hôtel Hennes in NYC

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Gigi and Bella Hadid at the Prince’s Trust Gala at Cipriani Downtown in NYC

Kim Kardashian at Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker’s wedding in Portofino

Khloé Kardashian at a Mother’s Day event at the Hotel Bel-Air in Beverly Hills

Marion Cotillard in Chanel at the Cannes Film Festival

Lisa Parigi and Lionel Richie at the Prince’s Trust Gala at Cipriani Downtown in NYC

Dan Levy at the Dior capsule collection event in Los Angeles

With Terraform Capital’s Mike Poutré and Ryan Fabian

BINNSHOT Lily James at the Prince’s Trust Gala at Cipriani Downtown in NYC

With Tommy Hilfiger

Leslie Odom, Jr. at the Dior capsule collection event in Los Angeles Kate Moss at the Prince’s Trust Gala at Cipriani Downtown in NYC

Liya Kebede at the Kering annual Women in Motion dinner in Cannes

Claire Danes and Giorgio Guidotti at the Max Mara Resort show in Lisbon Selena Gomez in Prada in LA

Christine Baranski at the premiere of Downton Abbey: A New Era in NYC

Bethenny Frankel and Fernando Garcia at Nicky Hilton Rothschild’s baby shower in NYC

Miles Teller at the Cannes Film Festival

Zoe Saldana at the Dior Couture show

Nicola Coughlin at the Elle Hollywood Rising event in LA

Diane von Furstenberg at the Prince’s Trust Gala at Cipriani Downtown in NYC

Elaine Wynn and Bobby Kotick

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Julia Garner in Prada in LA

HARD ROCK LIFE

The stars came out to celebrate the opening of the Hard Rock Hotel in New York City

Paris Jackson

With Nina Agdal

With Keith Sheldon Kenan Thompson

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Vanessa Hudgens

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DJ Cassidy

The RT60 Rooftop Bar & Lounge

John Legend performing

With Al Sharpton, Donovan Richards Jr. and Hard Rock International Chairman and Seminole Gaming CEO Jim Allen

BINNSHOT

Kevin Mazur, Austin Butler and Kaia Gerber

Nicola Gerber Maramotti and Lee Ji Ah at the Max Mara Resort show in Lisbon

Michelle Dockery and Hugh Dancy at the premiere of Downton Abbey: A New Era in NYC

Riz Ahmed at the Kering annual Women in Motion dinner in Cannes

Phoebe Bridgers at the Elle Hollywood Rising event in LA Poppy Delavigne in Dolce&Gabbana at the Cannes Film Festival

Chris Osceola and John Varvatos

Christina Aguilera at the Dior capsule collection event in Los Angeles

Sigourney Weaver at the Dior Couture show

Kyra Sedgwick at the Chanel Tribeca Festival Women’s Luncheon in NYC Leslie Mann at the Chanel Couture show

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With Harvey Spevak

Baz Luhrmann at the Cannes Film Festival

Rosamund Pike at the Dior x Venetian Heritage gala

Christy Turlington Burns and Clare Vivier at the Clare V Nolita store opening in NYC

Christina Ricci at the Dior capsule collection event in Los Angeles

With Jeff Bezos at the Robin Hood annual benefit in NYC

Hailey Bieber in Saint Laurent at the MET Costume Institute gala in NYC

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​​C hristina Hendricks at the MOCA Gala in Los Angeles

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With Frank Carone

Kylie Jenner at Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker’s wedding in Portofino

Penélope Cruz at the Chanel 2021/22 Métiers d’Art show in Florence

75 Main owner Zach Erdem

Laura Kim, Prabal Gurung and Jennifer Fisher at the Jennifer Fisher store opening in NYC

Zip Front lace dress $275, VERONICA BEARD X L’ETOILE SPORT, veronicabeard.com

Gansett top, $65, Southampton tennis skirt, $85, JGAME, jgamenyc.com

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Three new tennis-inspired sportswear collections will have you looking your best on and off the court this summer. Functional, stylish and innovative tops, bottoms and one-piece dresses celebrate classic athleticism in performance fabrics. Plus a fashionable racket to swing.

Center Court seamless polo, $88, Bowrey Court short, $58, WILSON, wilson.com

PEDAL TO THE MEDAL

During Salone del Mobile 2022, Tod’s debuted the T Bike, a high-tech, carbon fiber bicycle designed in collaboration with Italian bike manufacturer Colnago. The Tod’s T Bike will be available in racing green and orange in a limited quantity of 70, each customizable by size.

T Bike, $15,330, TOD’S, tods.com

Wilson Star tennis racket, $770, SAINT LAURENT, ysl.com

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HOME SWEET HOME

Machine Gun Kelly gets cozy with Dolce&Gabbana

BY NATASHA WOLFF The initial ad campaign for Dolce&Gabbana’s new Casa home line features musician Machine Gun Kelly, photographed by Mert & Marcus. The photo shoot recalls the traditional imagery of Renaissance nudes while alluding to the aesthetic of the brand’s iconic 2000s campaigns. The vibrant and colorful collection features hand-blown Murano glasses, porcelain plates, table linens, accent pillows and towels. The new line is everything and more you’d expect from the Italian brand known for glamour and creativity. dolcegabbana.com

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The making of the necklace at the Chopard workshop and a sketch prior to production 18k yellow gold and white gold necklace set with diamonds and yellow and orange sapphires

Cinema PARADISO

For the 75th Cannes Film Festival, Chopard’s co-president and artistic director Caroline Scheufele unveiled the Maison’s newest Red Carpet Collection

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ith great beauty all around, the French Riviera is the perfect place to celebrate film and fashion. Since 1998, one of the arbiters of great style, Swiss watch and jewelry house Chopard, has been a partner of the Cannes Film Festival. “Since that very first festival, I knew it would blossom into a beautiful relationship that would carry on for many years,” says Chopard co-president and artistic director Caroline Scheufele. “I’ve loved the cinema ever since I was young. Cinema makes people dream, and so do our jewelry creations.” It’s the perfect place for a jewelry house like Chopard to debut over-the-top high jewelry creations that are meant to be showcased on the red carpet. “It’s the most famous red carpet in the world and is the perfect place to unveil our beautiful high jewelry creations from the Red Carpet Collection,” she explains.

This year, Scheufele created 75 high jewelry pieces for the 75th edition of the festival, for a collection titled Chopard Loves Cinema. The latest Red Carpet Collection honors the films that have had a lasting impact on the artistic director, from To Catch a Thief and Cinderella to 101 Dalmatians. For the occasion, the Maison has debuted fantastical jewels like a pumpkin ring set with spessartite garnets and tsavorites, which opens to reveal a diamond slipper, and a bracelet featuring dogs sporting a coat of black and white diamonds. ■

18k white gold and titanium brooch set with white and black diamonds

Julia Roberts stuns on the red carpet in an 18k yellow and white gold necklace featuring a 100-carat yellow diamond and white diamonds

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Cinema makes people dream, and so do our jewelry creations.

—CAROLINE SCHEUFELE

Caroline Scheufele and Bella Hadid

18k white gold ring featuring an emerald and diamonds

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18k yellow gold and white gold earrings set with yellow and white diamonds

18k yellow and white gold ring set with a heart-shaped yellow diamond and heart-shaped white diamonds

18k white gold necklace set with a morganite, pearls and diamonds

18k white gold and titanium ring set with an aquamarine and diamonds

18k white gold, titanium and aluminum ring set with diamonds, rubies and pink sapphires

18k white gold and titanium earrings set with aquamarines, pearls, blue sapphires and diamonds

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A Hole in ONE

With the launch of the Richard Mille 38-02 Tourbillon Bubba Watson timepiece, the golfer continues to think pink

BY NATASHA WOLFF

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Bubba Watson

Pink stands out.

It’s a color that everybody notices right away.

Pink, to me, is about giving, about charity.

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ichard Mille’s new 38-02 Tourbillon Bubba Watson is the fourth watch bearing the golfer’s name created over the athlete’s 11-year collaboration with the Swiss luxury watchmaker. Produced in a numbered limited edition of 50 pieces, this timepiece is personal for the 43-year-old American golfer, who has 12 PGA Tour victories under his belt. DuJour talked to Watson to learn more about the ongoing creative process with the brand.

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You’ve been an ambassador for Richard Mille for 11 years. Why is it a fit for you?

I love their creativity, beauty and artistry. I think outside the box and so do they. That’s the beauty of Richard and, over the last eleven years, I’ve learned that they’re not scared to take on any project. So naturally, Richard and I became friends and now, I’m a part of the family.

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What do you love about the color pink?

Pink stands out. It’s a color that everybody notices right away.

Pink, to me, is about giving, about charity. My pink driver that I play golf with has helped me raise millions of dollars for charity.

To make a pink timepiece with Richard is the symbol of who “Bubba Watson the golfer” is. So I just thought it would be a cool piece to do.

Which RM watches do you wear and on what occasion?

I truly love the diving watches because, you know, I’m out on the boat fishing with my kids or swimming at the beach here in Pensacola. Obviously when I’m out and about in town, I’m wearing the Bubba watch. If your watch has your name on it, you should probably wear that one the most!

What do you love about wearing a watch?

I’m only late sometimes, but wearing a watch definitely helps me get to places on time.

What’s your relationship with time?

You can never get time back, so time is very valuable in my life. I’ve never been late to a tee time, so my professional career is doing alright.

How do you spend your free time?

Spending time with the kids. Spending time with my wife. Trying to do stuff together as a family like going to the beach, fishing, getting out on the boat away from our hectic life. Away from phones and the internet, where you can just enjoy life and enjoy the beauty that’s around us. ■

RM 38-02 Tourbillon Bubba Watson, $980,000, RICHARD MILLE, richardmille.com

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ecently, it’s become clear to me that everyone of all ages should, with some exceptions, be adding vitamin C into our daily skincare routines. This powerful antioxidant protects our skin against free radical damage triggered by environmental aggressors like UV exposure and pollution. “As we age, the levels of vitamin C in our skin decrease,” explains aesthetician Edyta Jarosz of the Shafer Clinic in New York City. “That combined with exposure to environmental factors (UV light, pollution) and free radicals results in premature skin aging.” Adding vitamin C to your skin care routine can help offset this damage. “Vitamin C is a watersoluble vitamin that works to stimulate collagen production by expediting cell turnover.” says Dr. Dendy Engelman, dermatologist and Mohs surgeon at the Shafer Clinic. “It also helps brighten the skin and reduce scarring and hyperpigmentation over time.”

“The great thing about vitamin C as an ingredient category is that it’s as versatile as it is beneficial for skin,” says Drunk Elephant founder Tiffany Masterson. “Ascorbic acid is the best overall form of vitamin C, because its wide-ranging benefits for skin are the most supported in terms of published research. It can also stand on its own in a formula—if you have a good amount in a serum or moisturizer, 10-15 percent, then you really don’t need much else to gain benefits like firmer skin, reduced hyperpigmentation and it pairs well with other actives, too.” Dr. Engelman recommends applying a topical vitamin C serum once per day, in the morning.

“Because serums have a relatively small molecule size and potent ingredients, they tend to be highly effective, so using a vitamin C serum will help this antioxidant penetrate deeply into skin and work its magic,” Dr. Engelman explains. And, by wearing a vitamin C serum underneath your SPF, you also help slow down premature aging and create a barrier that prevents your sunscreen from causing breakouts. Jarosz agrees: “when used regularly (compliance is key), one will also notice a reduction in the appearance of fine lines and improved skin firmness.” Vitamin C also helps address uneven skin tone, hyperpigmentation and dark spots.

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Brighten and boost your skin’s radiance with these powerful vitamin C serums

BY NATASHA WOLFF

Can those with sensitive and reactive skin use vitamin C as well? Yes, but with caution. “If applied too liberally, vitamin C can be irritating and cause acne breakouts, redness or irritation,” Dr. Engelman explains. For certain cases of extremely sensitive skin, she recommends using a low-concentration formula in the 8-10 percent range. “If you have sensitive skin, it’s important to test a small amount of your vitamin C serum before you apply on your face,” says Jarosz. “Switching your vitamin C use to every 2-3 days instead of daily can help improve your tolerance.” Masterson suggests avoiding vitamin C formulas that contain silicone, essential oils, fragrances or dyes or drying alcohols, which can inflame the skin. ■ 1 Flavo-C Serum, $105, ISDINCEUTICS, isdin.com 2 Vital-C Antioxidant Day Serum, $80, CIRCUMFERENCE, circumferencenyc.com 3 10% Pure Vitamin C Serum, $40, LA ROCHE POSAY, laroche-posay.us 4 CC Me Serum, $66, SUMMER FRIDAYS, summerfridays.com 5 Potent-C Power Serum, $105, PETER THOMAS ROTH, sephora.com 6 15% Vitamin C + E + Ferulic Acid Serum, $49, SKINCALL

BY BRANDEFY, skincallco.com 7 C+ Advanced Antioxidant Serum, $90, GLYTONE, glytone-usa.com 8 Sunnyside C Glow Serum, $68, HOLIFROG, holifrog.com 9 Vitamin C+B+E Ferulic Serum, $145, DR LARA DEVGAN, drlaradevgan.com 10 Youology 7-Day Vitamin C Treatment Serum, $49, YOUNIQUE, youniqueproducts .com 11 Clarté Vitamin C Brightening Serum, $325, RÉVIVE, reviveskincare.com 12 C-Firma Fresh Day Serum, $78, DRUNK ELEPHANT, drunkelephant.com 13 C.E.O 15% Vitamin C Brightening Serum, $122, SUNDAY RILEY, sundayriley.com 14 Bearberry & Vitamin C Glow Serum, $59, ALPYN BEAUTY, alpynbeauty.com 15 Daily Dose Vitamin C + SPF 40 Serum, $46, SUPERGOOP, supergoop.com 16 20% Hyaluronic Acid Serum, $125, GOOPGLOW, $125, GOOPGLOW, goop.com 17 C E Ferulic, $169, SKINCEUTICALS, skinceuticals.com 18 Rescue Vitamin C + Squalane Serum, $150, JOANNA VARGAS, joannavargas.com 19 The Serum, $375, AUGUSTINUS BADER, augustinusbader.com 20 The Good C Vitamin C Serum, $145, DR BARBARA STURM, drsturm.com 21 Vitamin C Serum, $45, MARIO BEDESCU, mariobadescu.com

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Backstage at the Chanel Cruise 22/23 ready-to-wear show

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Selena Gomez’s inclusive beauty brand, Rare Beauty, takes a hard look at the industry’s negative impact on mental health and strives to be better

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inger and actress Selena Gomez wanted to use her inf luence to make positive changes. So the Only Murders in the Building star (its second season is now streaming on Hulu) created a beauty line, Rare Beauty, offering a versatile and inclusive range of multi-use products. “Growing up in a makeup chair, I struggled with society’s impossible beauty standards, which negatively affected my mental health,” Gomez explains to DuJour. “I felt a lot of pressure at a young age to look a certain way, so I wanted to create a brand that changes the conversation around beauty and instead celebrates individuality and uniqueness. The beauty industry is so powerful, and there haven’t been enough conversations being had about mental health.” To this end, Gomez and her brand have committed to raising $100 million for mental health organizations over the next 10 years. “Historically, beauty can have a negative impact on mental health, and we are flipping that,” she says. “We are on a mission to destigmatize mental health, and one of the ways we do that is by donating 1 percent of all Rare Beauty sales to the Rare Impact Fund to expand mental health services and education for

young people. If I had access to these types of resources growing up, my journey would look much different. Rare Beauty is on a mission to break down unrealistic standards of perfection and help everyone celebrate what makes them rare.”

Do-gooding aside, the makeup formulations are flattering, easy to use and effective for professionals or novices alike. “Everything has a weightless formula with buildable coverage meant to enhance your natural beauty,” says Gomez. “I like to apply makeup with my hands so it’s important for me to create products that are multipurpose, which is why we use a lot of liquids and creams,” she explains. The brand’s first launch, the Liquid Touch Weightless Foundation, has an inclusive range of 48 shades (“Inclusivity is very important to me, and that’s one of the reasons I started the brand,” she says.) and was followed by bestsellers including Soft Pinch Liquid Blush, Positive Light Liquid Luminizer, Positive Light Tinted Moisturizer Broad Spectrum SPF 20 Sunscreen and Perfect Strokes Matte Liquid Eyeliner. “I love seeing how the community uses products in different ways. It’s so inspiring and I learn a lot from our customers!” ■

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Kind Words Matte Lipstick in Lively, $20, RARE BEAUTY, rarebeauty.com

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Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick, $23, RARE BEAUTY, rarebeauty.com

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Always An Optimist Illuminating Primer, $26, RARE BEAUTY, rarebeauty.com

“I apply a few dots of Liquid Touch Brightening Concealer in shade 210N under my eyes and anywhere I want extra coverage and follow that with Liquid Touch Weightless Foundation in shade 210N.” Liquid Touch Weightless Foundation, $29, RARE BEAUTY, rarebeauty.com

“I apply two small dots of Soft Pinch Liquid Blush in Joy to each cheek and blend with my fingertips. I love the healthy flush of color that blush adds to your face.”

 “I use Tatcha’s The Rice Wash Skin-Softening Cleanser to cleanse my face and remove any makeup and then use a tiny bit of La Mer Moisturizing Soft Cream all over my face to lock in moisture.”

The Rice Wash, $36, TATCHA, tatcha.com The Moisturizing Soft Cream, $360, LA MER, cremedelamer.com

Soft Pinch Liquid Blush, $20, RARE BEAUTY, rarebeauty.com

“I wanted to create classic lipsticks and liners that are truly comfortable, moisturizing and last all day. I use the new Kind Words Matte Liner in Fun to line my lips and then I apply Kind Words Matte Lipstick in Lively, which cushions my lips with creamy, soft matte color in one swipe. I love this collection because every shade is easy and wearable and perfect for an everyday look.”

Kind Words Matte Liner, $15, RARE BEAUTY, rarebeauty.com

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“I start my routine with the Pore Diffusing Primer if I’m going for a matte look or the Always An Optimist Illuminating Primer if I want something more dewy and radiant.”

“Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick is my favorite way to add warmth to my look, and I apply a few swipes to my cheeks, nose, and forehead–anywhere that the sun naturally hits.”

Growing up in a makeup chair, I struggled with society’s impossible beauty standards, which negatively affected my mental health… so I wanted to create a brand that celebrates individuality and uniqueness.

“I finish off my look with two coats of Perfect Strokes Universal Volumizing Mascara.”

Perfect Strokes Universal Volumizing Mascara $20, RARE BEAUTY, rarebeauty.com

 “Peter Thomas Roth’s 24K Gold Lift & Firm Hydra-Gel Eye Patches are my favorite to put on when I’m getting ready for bed. I put one patch under each eye for a few minutes and then tap in any excess product.”

24K Gold Pure Luxury Lift & Firm Hydra-Gel Eye Patches, $75, PETER THOMAS ROTH, sephora.com

In the family room, a sofa and chairs from Avenue Road, a Poltrona Frau coffee table, and Rosemary Hallgarten area rug frame the panoramic views a child’s bedroom, a Modernlink chair, a custom-designed ottoman, Avenue Road table and Rosemary Hallgarten area rug add color and texture

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PALM BEACH Bliss

Interior designer Sergio Mercado worked with a Palm Beach family to create a serene oasis in the sky

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nterior designer Sergio Mercado has been cultivating his signature style for decades, drawing inspiration from the coastal energy of California, the vibrancy of Miami, the timeless glamour of Manhattan and, now, the attitude of Palm Beach. Mercado’s New York City-based namesake design firm has just completed renovations on an Ocean Boulevard penthouse apartment for a young family, the Liberts. Mercado previously collaborated with the couple on their Williamsburg, Brooklyn townhouse (the family splits their time between New York City and Palm Beach) so it was a comfortable and seamless working relationship. “Anderson and Jessica live a very modern lifestyle and are both stylish in a barefoot luxury sort of way,” says Mercado. “Very tasteful, not f lashy.” With two young children, a bustling social life and an affinity for the arts, the oceanfront home features a calming cream-and-gray color palette with a mix of matte and glossy finishes to add texture. “We were going for a warm minimalist approach to the interior architecture,” says Mercado. “I wanted the focus of the apartment to be on the views and not strong architectural details, which really worked.”

With a striking bar designed to look like a block of Calacatta marble and carefully curated beach-chic furnishings, Mercado has brought laid-back luxury to life in this Palm Beach oasis. ■

In the kitchen, cabinetry by Boffi, countertops by Silestone, Miele wall ovens and, at the end of the hallway, hangs “Blue Smoke Speculation” by Sarah Meyohas

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The bar was designed to look like a solid block of Calacatta marble and, on the wall, is the painting “Desert Walk (Resting)” by David Burdeny

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In the dining room and entryway, a custom-designed stainless-steel-and-glass dining table and Cassina dining chairs underneath a Starlight light fixture by Henge from DDC. The sculpture on the pedestal is “Pope’s Pipe”

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In the children’s playroom, a Bubble ottoman by Roche Bobois, Rosemary Hallgarten area rug and paintings and artwork by Mathew Langley and Ludwig Favre keep things bright and fun

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In the primary bedroom, Mercado placed the bed floating in the middle of the room. The bed integrates a headboard, nightstands, reading lights and a dresser

On the terrace, durable furnishings were selected for outdoor use. A lacquer-and-stainless-steel dining table and chairs by Paola Lenti at DDC, a sectional and coffee table

by Francesco Rota from DDC, on which sits alabaster wireless illuminating sculptures by Carpyen

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The new Beoplay EX earbuds from Bang & Olufsen are designed with comfort and fit in mind so they stay put in your ear while producing powerful audio. The waterproof, wireless earbuds come with adaptive active noise cancellation, a wireless charging case and a luxurious design featuring a glass touch surface that allows the buds to stay secure and chic.

For a vibrant and cinematic home theater experience, the Sony Bravia XR A95K OLED TV checks all the boxes. With 4K resolution, this high-performance HDR TV will will bring all your entertainment to life.

Beoplay EX Earbuds, $399, BANG & OLUFSEN, bang-olufsen.com

Bravia XR A95K OLED TV, $4,000, SONY, electronics.sony.com

TECHNOLOGY

TOY STORIES

Get a high-tech upgrade with innovative televisions, vacuums, purifiers and LED face masks

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AARKE PURIFIER AND C A R B O N AT O R P R O

Aarke just launched the new Carbonator Pro so you can effortlessly produce sparkling water at home with just one hand.

Pair it with the Purifier, a water filter pitcher that features a refillable steel filter cartridge and customized refill bags, to stay hydrated with clean tap water.

Carbonator Pro, $349, Purifier, $150, AARKE, aarke.com

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The design-centric Airmega Icon Air Purifier uses Coway-engineered filtration technology to capture 99.999 percent of particles including microscopic bacteria and viruses.

The washable pre-filter works to capture larger contaminants like pet hair and dust and the device is made in a neutral, stain-repellent fabric to fit seamlessly in with your home’s interior design.

Airmega Icon Air Purifier $649, COWAY, cowaymega.com

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Dyson’s V12 Detect Slim Absolute vacuum is the brand’s newest cordless, compact vacuum featuring intuitive suction power based on floor type, optimized run time on a single charge and hair de-tangling technology.

V12 Detect Slim Absolute, from $650, DYSON, dyson.com

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The new titanium Gucci x Ōura Ring delivers personalized health data like heart rate, respiratory rate, temperature and sleep activity to its wearer.

Gucci’s iconic interlocking G logo offers a fashionable statement while Ōura’s smart technology delivers sciencebacked metrics straight to the user-friendly app.

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If you are looking to achieve salon-quality hair at home, the new Dyson Airwrap Next Generation multi-styler is a must-have hair tool.

The newest iteration of this cult-favorite tool offers re-engineered brush and styling attachments to make hair styling far more efficient.

Health tracking device, $950, GUCCI X ŌURA, gucci.com

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If you’re not already a fan of celebrity esthetician Shani Darden, the PRO LED Light Mask, is your reason to join the club.

The new mask delivers high doses of red, blue and near infrared light therapy to help smooth, clear and brighten the skin.

PRO LED Light Mask, $1,900, SHANI DARDEN BY DEESSE, shanidarden.com

SAMSUNG M8 SMART MONITOR

Samsung’s newest smart monitor is the brand’s hub for connectivity, production and entertainment. The 32-inch Samsung M8 features built-in streaming services to watch your favorite new shows and movies, a SlimFit camera for crystal clear video calls and a sleek, ultra-slim flat back for seamless design integration.

M8 Smart Monitor, from $700, SAMSUNG, samsung.com

MZ SKIN LIGHTMAX SUPERCHARGED LED MASK 2.0

MZ Skin’s Lightmax Supercharged LED Mask 2.0 provides light therapy to help promote skin rejuvenation and reduce hyperpigmentation. The flexible silicone mask cocoons your face to deliver the optimal amount of light whether you’re looking to stimulate collagen production or soothe damaged skin.

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Apple’s new MacBook Air with M2 chip is the latest upgraded generation in the brand’s cult-favorite laptop collection. The M2 touts an 8-core CPU performance that allows users to work and play faster and more efficiently, alongside up to a 10-core GPU for high-performance graphics.

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American IDOLS Looking for some dynastic drama while awaiting season four of Succession?

We’ve got just the thing with Growing Up Getty

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In Growing Up Getty: The Story of America's Most Unconventional Dynasty, Vanity Fair writer-at-large James Reginato offers an enthralling and comprehensive look into the contemporary state of one of the wealthiest—and most misunderstood—family dynasties in the world. Now spread across four continents a new generation of unique and even outrageous Gettys are bringing this legendary family onto the global stage in the 21st century.

Through access to J. Paul Getty’s diaries, never-before-seen love letters and fresh interviews with family members and friends, Reginato takes us deep into the lives of this charismatic and elusive clan. In the accompanying excerpt, Ann Getty hosts an elaborate dinner party at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Temple of Dendur as the fate of Getty Oil hangs in the balance.

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s 1983 drew to a close, the simmering tensions between the board of Getty Oil and Gordon explo­ ded. The trigger had been pulled on November 14, when the lawsuit in his nephew Tara Getty’s name was filed in Superior Court of Los Angeles County.

This action also compelled Harold Williams, the president of the J. Paul Getty Trust, to go into high gear: he had to protect the value of the 12 percent of the stock that the museum owned.

Gordon and Ann flew from San Francisco to New York to meet with new, high- powered members of the Getty Oil board who had been nominated by Gordon but recruited by Ann—including Laurence A. Tisch, chairman of the Loews Corporation, and A. Alfred Taubman, the Detroit real estate developer who had recently acquired Sotheby’s auction house.

With the apartment at 820 Fifth Avenue not yet ready, Ann and Gordon ensconced themselves in a suite at the Pierre Hotel,

formerly owned by his father. The fate of Getty Oil hung in the balance. The stakes couldn’t have been higher. Just then, Ann gave the most fabulous party New York had seen in ages.

The evening of November 30, a Wednesday, she put on a white satin Dior gown embroidered with gold and welcomed two hundred guests to a dinner in the Temple of Dendur at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, to celebrate Gordon’s fiftieth birthday. In addition to a squadron of Gettys, including Gloria, Aileen, Ariadne, and Mark, there was a contingent of forty leading San Franciscans, including the indomitable Denise Hale, all of whom Ann had flown in. Among the notable New Yorkers and Europeans were Brooke Astor, Vicomtesse Jacqueline de Ribes, Lynn Wyatt, Nan Kempner, Bianca Jagger, Ahmet and Mica Ertegun, Carolina and Reinaldo Herrera, Robin Hambro, Pat Buckley, and, of course, Greek-born f inancial advisor Alecko Papamarkou, Ann’s con­ stant companion.

After a performance by violinist Isaac Stern, Luciano Pavarotti rushed over from the Metropolitan Opera as soon as the curtain fell on his performance of Ernani, and surprised everyone with his rendition of “Happy Birthday.”

“It was one of the best parties ever,” proclaimed Mrs. Buckley. Five nights later, Buckley presided over the other most glamorous party of the season, under the same roof—the opening of the Yves Saint Laurent retrospective at the Met’s Costume Institute, where Gordon’s late sister-inlaw, Talitha, was extolled.

The very next night, many of the same guests, and about a thousand others, filled Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, to hear soprano Mignon Dunn of the Metropolitan Opera give a recital featuring eighteen songs from The White Election, composed by Gordon Getty, which incorporated poems by Emily Dickinson. The drama was only beginning. A couple weeks later, J. Hugh Liedtke, chairman of Houston-based Pennzoil, announced a tender offer for 20 percent of Getty Oil’s outstanding stock. The company was officially in play.

In San Francisco, Ann and Gordon had barely unpacked; they rushed back to New York, checking into the Pierre again. An enormous cast of characters representing all sides of the deal took up their positions in the suites and conference rooms of every leading hotel, law firm, and investment bank in town. Following frantic negotiations, Pennzoil raised its offer—it was now a $110 per share leveraged buyout. Considering that GET had been trading at around $50 a year before, it was, in many eyes, a great deal for shareholders— Gettys and non-Gettys alike.

Then things hit an impasse. Liedtke was frustrated because he had been able to deal only with Gordon’s battery of bankers,

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lawyers, and advisors. He announced he would pull out if he couldn’t meet with the man himself. “I don’t want them telling Mr. Getty what I think or what I’m offering. I want to sit right across the table from him and tell him myself so there won’t be any question,” said the tough Texan, according to The Taking of Getty Oil by Steve Coll.

No way, Gordon’s people responded.

Liedtke pondered how to get a message directly to Gordon. On December 30, seeking advice, he phoned fellow Houstonian Fayez Sarofim, a stock fund manager and investment advisor who also owned a big block of Getty Oil. Though he was now a wellestablished Texan, the Cairo-born Sarofim descended from Egyptian nobility. His ancestry, combined with his tight-lipped inscrutability, had earned him the nickname “the Sphinx” in financial circles. (Though the Sarofim heritage stretches back seemingly to the pharaohs, the family name today is perhaps most widely known thanks to Fayez’s live-wire daughter, Allison, who throws New York’s most extravagant and exclusive annual Halloween party in her West Village townhouse.)

Sarofim told Liedtke he knew how to handle it: he would call Papamarkou, who could in turn call Ann to ask her to pass Liedtke’s meeting request to Gordon. It worked. Close to midnight on New Year’s Eve, the chairman boarded the Pennzoil corporate jet in Houston, bound for New York. His meeting with Gordon was set for New Year’s Day. Liedtke turned his Texan charm on Getty, recalling his wildcat- ting days in Oklahoma and his acquaintance with J. Paul Getty. His son agreed to a $112.50 a share offer from Pennzoil. In essence, Ann and Alecko had gotten the biggest corporate acquisition in history back on track.

Then the whole thing jumped to a different track. Gordon’s niece Claire got a judge to temporarily block the deal, so she and other family members could evaluate it. During the two-day pause, Texaco chairman John K. McKinley swooped in and offered $125 a share. After wild, round-the-clock negotiations (and after Claire dropped her opposition), Texaco officially won the prize when the papers for the $10 billion deal were signed around 3 a.m. in Gordon’s suite at the Pierre.

Joseph and Sabine Getty at home

Pennzoil promptly sued Texaco, claiming it had a deal with Getty Oil even if the contracts weren’t signed. Thanks to a clause that Gordon had requested in the negotiations—in which Texaco indemnified the Getty Trust and the J. Paul Getty Museum against any lawsuits that might arise from the sale—the Getty family was not a party to this suit; they banked their billions. After a jury in Houston decided there had been a binding agreement, Texaco was ordered to pay Pennzoil $10.5 billion in damages, the largest jury verdict in history. The two oil companies battled for four more years in court over the judgment. Eventually, Texaco paid a $3 billion settlement to Pennzoil, and went bankrupt.

Getty Oil ceased to exist; twenty thousand employees lost their jobs. Oil prices plunged. Having cashed out at the top of the market, the Getty family’s $4 billion fortune was secure.

That’s capitalism—as Gordon explained to an auditorium of University of San Francisco students a couple of years after the sale. “I’m in favor of takeovers, the more hostile the better,” he declared. “I like to look at takeovers, and hostile takeovers in particular, as efficiency and economic evolution in action.”

Whatever the explanation for their good fortune, the Gettys were, once again, on top. Gordon Getty was the richest man in America. ■

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Sabine Getty on the family’s yacht, Talitha; The cover of Growing Up Getty: The Story of America’s Most Unconventional Dynasty

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A Mondrian MOMENT A survey of the Dutch painter opens at the Fondation Beyeler in Switzerland, with support from La Prairie

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ounded in 1997 by art collectors and gallery owners Ernst and Hildy Beyeler, Fondation Beyeler in Basel is the most visited art museum in Switzerland. It also has one of the most comprehensive collections of Piet Mondrian paintings in Switzerland, ranging from important early works to the late classics of this 20th century master. The plan for a large Piet Mondrian exhibition at the Fondation Beyeler inspired a research and conservation project with the two-year support of Swiss luxury beauty brand La Prairie.

That endeavor includes the conservation of four of the artist’s masterpieces (“Composition with Yellow and Blue” (1932), “Tableau No. I” (1921-1925),​​“Lozenge Composition with Eight Lines and Red (Picture No. III)” (1938) and “Composition with Double Line and Blue” (1935)).

“As a Swiss house, we are particularly proud to support one of Switzerland’s most prestigious cultural institutions,” says global chief marketing of f icer Greg Prodromides. “Bringing La Prairie’s support to a project dedicated to preserving iconic works of art from the passing of time gives even more meaning to this collaboration.” Fondation Beyeler will employ indepth research and a multi-disciplined approach to ensure the longev ity of Mondrian’s precious artworks. The partnership was a unique opportunity to give something back to the world of art and culture and pay homage to La Prairie’s artistic heritage, which is greatly inspired

by Mondrian’s minimalist aesthetic, geometric precision, and purity of form. ■

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“Composition with Yellow and Blue” (1932); Piet Mondrian’s studio; “Tableau No. I” (1921-1925)

WHERE TO GO NOW

Turkey DELIGHTS This summer, head to Istanbul and Bodrum for the ultimate sensorial vacation

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With half of the city in Europe and the other half in Asia, Istanbul quite literally straddles East and West, the gleaming Bosphorus Strait in the middle. Split your time between the sights of the bustling city and a relaxing beachside respite in Bodrum. Here’s where to stay and how to get there.

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Getting to Istanbul has never been easier or more luxurious. Turkish Airlines, which f lies to more countries than any other airline in the world, currently operates from 17 gateway cities in North America, including its first-ever Pacific Northwest route, from Seattle, Wash., which launched earlier this year. Business class perks include seasonal gourmet dishes (served by candlelight, upon request), new designer amenity kits from Coccinelle and Hackett and access to state-of-the-art business class lounges. Beyond the world-class food and hospitality, one of the best parts of f lying Turkish Airlines is traveling on the airline’s 787-Dreamliner aircraft, which flies to and from the United States. turkishairlines.com

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On the banks of the Bosphorus, the Çirağan Palace Kempinski boasts stunning views of Asia and the ancient city, featuring palatial suites, Turkish gardens and many dining options (Tuğra Restaurant, Bellini Pasta & More, the waterfront Gazebo Lounge and Bosphorus Grill). The property is the only Ottoman Imperial Palace and hotel on the Bosphorus where Sultans once lived, so the views from the rooms and suites are legendary. A dip in the heated, waterfront infinity pool is also a must, as you can gaze at unobstructed views of passing boats and the colorful lights and buildings on the Asiatic bank. Simply put, no matter where you turn, you’re in for a luxe experience in a gorgeous setting. Don’t miss their authentic Turkish hammam experience at Sanitas Spa. kempinski.com

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F O U R S E A S O N S H O T E L I S TA N B U L AT S U LTA N A H M E T Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at Sultanahmet, in the Old City, is the perfect basecamp from which to explore Istanbul’s deep heritage, with breathtaking views of the Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque and Marmara Sea. While in close proximity to Istanbul’s historic sites, the property has a fascinating history itself, as it was once a former prison featuring a landscaped courtyard surrounded by stone walls, a working masjid (mosque) and guard towers. Following its initial transformation into a five-star hotel in 1996, the hotel has undergone a recent renovation by design studio Goddard Littlefair.

The new design pays homage to the beauty and history of the site and Old Istanbul while adding the luxurious, modern amenities synonymous with the Four Seasons brand. While visiting, don’t miss the chance to experience the hotel’s rooftop dining terrace with views of the Hagia Sofia and Grand Mosque, or its spa for an incredible Turkish hammam experience that is unpretentious yet utterly luxurious. fourseasons.com

Surrounded by the tranquil Sea of Marmara, the new 204-room luxury hotel offers guests a relaxing and luxurious stay in the Atakoy district. The guest rooms are spread out across 17 f loors and are as spacious as they are sumptuous—marble bathrooms with large soaking tubs and rain shower heads, smart lighting and modern amenities. Ceres restaurant serves Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Southeast Asian fusion cuisine, with a focus on seafood and this summer. Michelin-starred chef Akira Back will debut a new restaurant offering innovative Japanese cuisine. marriott.com

The presidential suite at the JW Marriott Hotel Istanbul Marmara Sea

The historic exterior of the Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at Sultanahmet

HOW TO TOUR With only three days is Istanbul, we relied on Eda Sokmen, whose bespoke tour and travel agency Istanbulite is the go-to for tours of key sights including the Grand Bazaar, the Spice Bazaar, Hagia Sofia, Blue Mosque, Hippodrome and Topkapi Palace.

From helping book luxurious hotels to coordinating historical, shopping, art and photography tours, cooking classes and paper marbling workshops, the team can help you experience the city like a local. You can even book Istanbulite private tours and experiences beyond the ancient city including Cappadocia, Izmir, Ephesus, Bodrum and other off-the-beaten path locations like Aphrodisias and Kaş. istanbulite.com

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Open May-October, Bodrum Loft is a hidden escape in the lush heart of Demirbükü Bay on the Aegean-facing north coast of the Bodrum peninsula. The 36-room property, developed by Akfen Holding, offers high-end suites and villas that will be your homeaway-from-home this summer. With a swimming pool, beautifully landscaped gardens, fitness center, spa, private beach and restaurants (Paper Moon and Nobu–the first in Bodrum–and the casual Patisserie Loft), you never need to leave the resort. Also on site is a boutique by high-end Turkish brand, Vakko. bodrumloft.com.tr ■

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Summer, ITALIAN STYLE La dolce vita never gets old and this season promises to be one of the very best

BY CHRISTINA OHLY EVANS

After several years of travel disruption, no place is more in demand this summer than the chic cities and dramatic coastlines of Italy. Adding to the general excitement are the opening of new properties from the shores of Lake Como to the cliffs of Capri—all luxurious hotels, restaurants and villas with a rich sense of history, but with the latest in luxury amenities—and each with its own particular brand of warm, Italian hospitality.

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Perhaps the most anticipated opening of summer (or the year, for that matter) is Passalacqua, a historic private villa that has been lovingly transformed into a 24-suite hotel on the edge of Lake Como, just above the picturesque village of Moltrasio. Once home to composer Vincenzo Bellini, and host to literary and political figures including Winston Churchill, Passalacqua is the passion project of Paolo, Antonella and stylish CEO Valentina DeSantis—a family with multigenerational ties to the lake whose sister property, the iconic Grand Hotel Tremezzo, has set the standard for understated elegance for decades.

With majestic terraced gardens dotted with centuries old trees and fountains, the villa is an ideal destination for those seeking a quick, quiet respite from the bustling world beyond. Other painstakingly perfect details include a lush rose garden, a vegetable garden that supplies the hotel’s creative kitchens, an open air gym, and exquisitely restored glass houses—complete with flowering fruit trees. But it is the 24 suites—set within the original villa—as well in the original stables and Casa del Lago—set at the edge of the lake—that are truly stunning. From a double height suite where Bellini once played, to the sumptuous marble-clad bathrooms (each single slab hand-chosen from the Breccia Pontificia in Verona—the same found in The Vatican) and vivid frescoed ceilings, Passalacqua is a relaxing retreat like no other. For shimmering lake views, a game of tennis at the water’s edge or a sunset sail in one of the villa’s beautifully restored vintage boats, book in at Passalacqua and leave the world behind. passalacqua.it

Set in a 19th century mansion in the heart of the city’s medieval Centro Storico, the five-star Vista Palazzo Verona is a special, family-owned gem offering 13 palatial suites and just 3 standard rooms that are anything but. Owned by the family-operated Lario Hotels—the group behind the stunning Vista Palazzo Lago di Como—the opulent property offers outsized amenities for such a bijoux hideaway: an indoor swimming pool—the only such hotel facility in Verona—as well as a spa, library, wine tasting room, and athletic facility are all part of the program. But it is the drinks and dining spaces that really differentiate it—from the penthouse level Sottovoce restaurant and bar to a rooftop terrace with 360-degree views of medieval rooftops and the rolling hills of Lake Garda in the distance. verona.vistapalazzo.com

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This truly unique lakeside fish restaurant is the product of a partnership between the iconic Giacomo restaurant group and the design/ hospitality talents of Valentina De Santis and the Grand Hotel Tremezzo.

Come for the Giacomo Milano favorites —crudo of all kinds, housemade pastas—and stay for the sublime views, cocktail in hand. grandhoteltremezzo.com

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M A N DA R I N O R I E N TA L M I L A N For a stay in this magnificent city there is no place more perfectly situated—or more welcoming—than the Mandarin Oriental, that’s just steps from the Duomo, the Galleria and the shops of Via della Spiga. Set across four 18th century buildings and enhanced with modern M’O touches, the hotel has been welcoming tourists and locals alike for seven years—many of whom come for the outstanding aperitivo that’s on offer at the just launched Mandarin Garden. For a bit of glamour and an authentic Milanese meal courtesy of Michelin-starred chef Antonio Guida, this is the place to be now. mandarinoriental.com

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T R AV E L T I P : B L AC K TO M ATO This is shaping up to be a tough-to-book summer, so you might want to enlist the talents of Black Tomato for exceptional access to Italian experiences ranging from a behind-the-scenes look at the Lamborghini factory in Bologna, to making honey in Taormina, to mask-making in Venice and sculpting with a noted artist in Puglia. No request is too outlandish and a dedicated travel expert will tailor make Italian holidays—but you’ll need to book fast. blacktomato.com

The pool area at Hotel La Palma

H OTE L L A PA LM A , C A P R I The Amalfi Coast is always a good idea, but now more than ever with the addition of Hotel La Palma, the latest property in the Oetker Collection. Originally built in 1822 as the Locanda Pagano, the hotel was a gathering spot for artists and intellectuals—many of whom left drawings and poems on the walls in lieu of payment. In keeping with that spirit, interior designer Francis Sultana has conceived a 50-room and suite “home from home” complete with new frescoes by Rome-based Roberto Ruspoli. A soothing palette of neutral and sage hues sets the tone for commissioned artwork by Luisa Lambri, while bespoke furnishings and wall hung tapestries by Allegra Hicks add to the island glamour. No detail has been overlooked at this reimagined treasure, with handmade rattan furniture by Bonacina and custom bronze-lined bathroom fittings by Stella all standard. Just steps from the buzzing Piazzetta, the rooftop restaurant Bianca promises to be the summer hotspot with stunning views of Capri Village and the endless sea—and with Campari cocktails to match. oetkercollection.com

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An ancient masseria once owned by Prince Nicolaci, Il San Corrado di Noto has under­ gone an extensive three-year renovation that has yielded 26 exquisite suites and eight pool villas—the perfect jumping-off points for exploration of Sicily’s surround­ ing UNESCO World Heritage sites. Stre­ a m lined-yet-spa cious suites feat ure outdoor patios, while one- and two-bed­ room pool villas offer f lexible configura­ tions for families and larger parties.

The property is a mix of Baroque charm and a minimalist aesthetic that pervades two enormous pools, a spa and a fitness room that’s kitted out with state-of-the-art equipment. For those interested in the beach, the hotel’s private club is accessible by a short shuttle ride and two signature restaurants—Casa Pasta and Principe di Belludia—offer authentic Sicilian cuisine in relaxed settings at day’s end. ilsancorradodinoto.com ■

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Beyond the BURJ

Exploring the best of Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah, from kayaking around the Louvre to zip-lining around the UAE’s tallest peak

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ew things are more synonymous with the Emirates than Dubai’s soaring skyscrapers and its similarly high standard of luxury. Dubai is, of course, a must for any traveler with an affinity for the finer things, but there’s plenty of this to be found throughout neighboring Emirates—specifically Abu Dhabi, the federation’s largest by a landslide, and Ras Al Khaimah, the northern­most of the seven Emirates and home to the UAE’s tallest mountain peak.

And though the two are on opposite ends of the country, visiting both Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah can easily be done in one ABOVE: well-planned trip. In fact, it’s an essential Telal Resort Al Ain combination for those looking to pair a bit outside Abu Dhabi of adventure with leisurely lounging.

RIGHT: Getting to Abu Dhabi from the United Louvre Abu Dhabi States is easier than ever, with direct flights from New York, Chicago, Washing­ ton D.C. and more with Etihad, the go-to airline for travel to and from the capital city. Book a lie-f lat Business or First class seat—getting a good night’s sleep on this long-haul journey is crucial to maximizing your time in the Emirates, especially when visiting more than one locale. With scores of five-star hotels in the area, choosing your Abu Dhabi accommodations is easy, but the Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hotel and Villas on Saadiyat Island is one of the best.

It goes without saying that no visit to Abu Dhabi is complete without a visit to the Louvre, a striking oasis of beautifullydesigned buildings surrounded by the sea. Here, you can enjoy the stunning structure, designed by Pritzker prize-winning architect Jean Nouvel, by booking a sunrise or sunset kayaking session. To see more of Abu Dhabi’s richly diverse topography, visit the Jubail

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Mangrove Park during high tide, where you’ll wander through the sanctuary alongside the gazelles, herons and turtles.

As a whole, Abu Dhabi’s vast biodiversity is seemingly impos­ sible to capture in one place, but the National Aquarium—the larg­ est in the Middle East—does an impressive job. Located in Al Qana, a buzzing cultural center that debuted just last year, this aquarium is made up of 10 distinctly different spaces, each a world of its own, taking kids and adults of all ages on an immersive expe­ dition through the Arabian Gulf. With over 46,000 animals and a variety of unique, personal experiences like glass bottom boat tours and diving with sharks, you’ll be surprised at how much there is a to explore.

The drive from Abu Dhabi city to Ras Al Khaimah is an adventure in itself, and depending on how much time you want to spend on the road, there are several different (and equally breathtaking) routes to take. Driving directly up the coast will take you through Dubai, where you could spend as little or as long as you’d like before continuing north. Alternatively, heading inland to Al Ain will take you slightly out of the way, but it’s absolutely worth the trek, even if just for a brief stop at Telal Resort’s Zaman Lawal Heritage Village. Here, traditional Emirati culture is shared through food, drink, history and more—sipping Arabic coffee in a classic welcoming salon, wandering the local souk and riding camels—with a luxe modern resort nearby. Booking a few nights at Telal is the perfect retreat complete with desert safaris, great dining and picturesque dunes.

From Al Ain, the last leg of this road trip through the Emirates clocks in at just under three hours, and another oasis awaits in the form of the Waldorf Astoria Ras Al Khaimah. This seaside palace is home to 346 impeccably-appointed guest rooms and some of the best restaurants in the area, not to mention the panoramic views of the Arabian Sea and nearby Hajar Mountains. You’ll likely not want to leave the property, but Jebel Jais—the tallest peak in the UAE—is not to be missed. From serene morning hikes and multi-day survival FROM TOP: workshops with Adventurati Outdoor to The Waldorf Astoria zip-lining in various forms between the Ras Al Khaimah; mountains, your Emirates adventure is Jubail Mangrove Park in Abu Dhabi bound to end on a high note. ■

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Spanish SPLENDOR This summer is a great time to viva España

BY CHRISTINA OHLY EVANS

From the bustling plazas and trendy tapas bars of Madrid, to the bustling port city of Barcelona, to the architectural gem that is Seville, Spain is really having a moment. The combination of medieval towns, beautiful beaches, a vibrant art scene and endlessly creative cuisine make this country an appealing destination

FROM TOP: The Chinese Lounge at Santo Mauro, a Luxury Collection Hotel; the courtyard and main entrance; the bedroom of The Duke’s Royal Suite

MAS MADRID SANTO MAURO, A LUXURY COLLECTION HOTEL Set in the stylish residential area of Chamberí, Santo Mauro offers an opulent step back in time—to an 18th century mansion with a mix of period styles and global inf luences. Interiors have been overseen by noted designer Lorenzo Castillo, whose preference for rich fabrics and elegant antiques makes the 49 palatial rooms and suites—as well as libraries and a bijoux bar—feel like a welcom­ ing home away from home. Three historic buildings—one a horse stable that has been turned into light-filled rooms—are sur­ rounded by lush gardens and make Santo Mauro a truly unique find. In public spaces guests are surrounded by plush furnishings in rich green and gold velvet, Chinoiserie wall coverings, as well as touches of the black lacquer and Qing Dynasty portraiture favored by the property’s past owners. The hotel’s El Jardin is the ideal spot for casual dining al fresco, while epicures will love the tasting menus at La Biblioteca Gresca. Be sure to enjoy an after dinner drink at El Bar where the clubby setting and convivial bartender make for a perfect end to any day. marriott.com

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The winning combination of hotelier Ian Schrager and British architect, John Pawson, is in dazzling effect once again at this 200-room, 23-suite property that’s set on the historic Plaza de la Descalzas. A mix of the sleek lines, muted lighting and natural finishes that Pawson is known for contrast with an 18th-century Baroque portal that’s been restored by Spanish architect Pedro di Ribera, to create a dazzling, yet authentic destination. Decorative touches range from bespoke sofas with dramatically back-lit shelves to JeanMichel Frank armchairs to recycled bronze stools from Maison Intègre, as well a sculptural pool table by Emmanuel Levet Stenne sculpted from a single slab of white Bianco Neve marble.

One of the hotel’s main draws is Jerónimo, a Mexican-influenced restaurant by noted chef Enrique Olivera of Mexico City’s Pujol and Cosme in New York. Using the strong cultural ties between Spain and Mexico as well as local ingredients, guests can dine in a double-height, vibrant dining room or outside on the hotel’s verdant private terrace. The second gourmet offering is Oroya, helmed by Peruvian chef Diego Muñoz and where Pisco Sours and ceviches are the orders of the day. And last, but certainly not least on a hot summer day, is the hotel’s sprawling rooftop pool—Madrid’s largest—surrounded by chic cabanas with views of the red-roofed city skyline beyond.

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fine dining with an avant-garde twist, while the Champagne Bar and Pictura Bar are the places for serious cocktails, live music and a buzzy vibe. The highlight, however, is the iconic El Jardin del Ritz—a chic oasis in the middle of the capital, complete with the perfect gin tonic (no

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The grand dame of Madrid, the Mandarin Oriental Ritz has just undergone the most extensive renovation in its 112-year history courtesy of architect Rafael de La-Hoz, and with interiors by French firm Gilles & Boissier. The result is a timeless Belle Epoque gem in keeping with hotelier César Ritz’s original aesthetic, all while incorporating modern leather, brushed brass and marble touches throughout. Centrally located within the Golden Triangle of Art— home to the Prado, the Thyssen-Bornemisza and the Reina Sofia Museum of Modern Art—the Mandarin Oriental Ritz remains a bustling hub, with its five restaurants and bars drawing a discerning international clientele throughout the day.

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a state-of-the-art spa, a Turkish bath, sauna, and a hammam are just a few of the Originally opened in 1984 as the uber-chic luxurious amenities on offer, while golfers Byblos, the Málaga hotel has counted The can take advantage of neighboring worldRolling Stones and Diana, Princess of Wales class courses. Food and drink take center among its glittery guests. After a refresh by stage with an emphasis on Andalusian father-son architectural duo Esteva i Esteva seafood and light, healthy cuisine by day of Menorca’s Torralbenc fame, La Zambra and shifting to a more indulgent opens this summer and prom­ The lobby at approach at sundown when ises a contemporary take on La Zambra the spit-roast becomes relaxed Andalusian style. the focal point. With its The property’s 197 lightwhite-washed buildfilled rooms and suites ings, coastal setting, are swathed in neutral and killer sangria, hues, while furniture La Zambra promises hewn from light wood to bring back 1980s and stone add to the Mediterranean glamsoothing ambience. our. lazambrahotel.com Multiple swimming pools,

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True gourmands and the casually hungry alike will find something to savor in Spain this summer

Wild thyme anchovies at El Silencio

TA S T I N G N O T E S W I T H D W A N I L O P E Z Serious foodies take note: Black Tomato, the U.K.-based travel insiders, specializes in planning trips focused around excellent, hard-to-find Spanish cuisine. Far beyond your standard sangria and tapas (though they’ll find you the best), you’ll be in the hands of three of Spain’s best chefs—Dani

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Lopez, Aitor Arregui, and Elena Arzak— who hold f ive Michelin stars between them—who have co-curated an itinerary that includes a private pintxos tour in Bilbao, a Michelin-starred meal at the impossible-to-book Azurmendi, followed by winery tours in Rioja. Demonstrations, access to private culinary clubs, and more Michelin stars await at Arzak in San Sebastian followed by cooking classes in Cantabria, all capped off by a seat at the Chef’s Table at Aito Arregui’s Elkano for delectable Basque bites. blacktomato.com

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JACQUELINE The ultimate epicurean city, Barcelona, is about to get even better with the opening of Jacqueline—so named for Pablo Picasso’s second wife and muse, Jacqueline Roque.

The three-story restaurant has been designed

by Rockwell Group and is inspired by its namesake’s colorful life and portraits, including “Woman in a Turkish Costume Seated in a Chair” and “Jacqueline with Flowers.” A grand vestibule swathed in blue velvet welcomes guests into the chic entry bar followed by a grand dining room complete with stunning metal palm trees, which were Picasso’s favorite. Upstairs features a bijoux cocktail bar, while the lower level is home to a club clad entirely in rich red. For Catalan cuisine complete with live music, join the waiting list now. jacquelinebarcelona.com ■

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Ibiza is heating up this summer with the residency of three Michelin star chef Mauro Colagreco at the iconic El Silencio, overlooking Cala Moli and the Balearic sea. Partnering with friend and fellow Argentine flame master Federico Desseno, the pair will specialize in Mediterranean cuisine—just-caught seafood including shrimp aguachile finished with coriander and chile, Peruvian ceviche with fresh melon and lime and asado-inspired steak onions finished with chimichurri and rustic salad. A day spent here promises to be a gourmet (as well as people watching) delight. elsilencioibiza.com

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Katie Holmes on her second directorial outing; the most exciting new talents emerging from the Cannes Film Festival; the genius of designer Ken Fulk

Rebecca Hall photographed in Cannes

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SWEET HOLMES WHILE MOST OF US WERE BAKING BANANA BREAD, K ATIE HOLMES PRODUCED, WROTE, DIRECTED AND STARRED IN A FILM

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ost people came out of the pandemic with not much to show for themselves save a few new bad habits and maybe a larger waistline.

Katie Holmes wrote and directed a movie—her second. Alone Together had its premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in June and will be released in theaters and on demand on July 29.

In the movie, Holmes, now 43 and a full-time New Yorker herself, plays a food critic who leaves Manhattan just as COVID-19 has begun to shut down the city. She heads upstate to an AirBnB that was reserved by her boyfriend (Derek Luke), only to discover someone else, an artist (Jim Sturgess), is already living there.

But this isn’t a horror movie; it’s a romantic one. Though at first they’re the odd couple, sparks begin to f ly after being stuck upstate. Holmes tells the story with a whimsical economy of scale that replicates the trapped feeling many New Yorkers felt during the early days of the pandemic. Holmes illuminates this feeling of isolation while also suggesting it’s a shared experience. In essence, we were all “alone together.”

“I was intrigued how it would play out working with a co-star that was also the writer and the director of the project. I’d never experienced that on set before,” Sturgess told DuJour. “But it turned out to be incredibly freeing and exciting. The three main people that I would need to communicate and collaborate with were all wrapped up into one person, and that person was right there in front of me, and thankfully was hugely open and generous.” For Holmes, there was a steep learning curve despite having been on sets for the last 20 years. “I’m always learning, and you’re just trying to figure out how to tell a story in every department,” Holmes said at the Tribeca premiere. “Doing it all at the same time is a little tiring.”

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Sturgess also recognized that getting Alone Together off the ground in such a strange period was a feat in and of itself. “Getting any film off the ground is a logistic miracle,” says Sturgess, who broke out in Julie Taymor’s Across the Universe in 2007 and more recently had a starring role on Apple TV’s Home Before Dark. “I was so impressed that Katie managed to not only write a screenplay during that time but organize herself and get the film financed and ready to go. That was something else.”

Holmes, who also directed the family drama All We Had in 2016, already has another film completed, which she wrote, directed and produced, a period drama called Rare Objects, based on the 2016 novel by Kathleen Tessaro.

“Katie is truly a great leader,” explains Sturgess. “She believes in the creative community of making a film and the importance of that group’s energy. She definitely heightened that sense of gratitude and positivity.”

Also: she knows the secret to a happy set. Says Sturgess, “She was forever buying vast amounts of pizza to keep morale high.” ■

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Each year, the French Film Festival hosts the biggest names in Hollywood and beyond. For its 75th anniversary, DuJour caught up with 18 talented stars making their mark on the Croisette

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rebecca h a ll British-American actress, director and writer Rebecca Hall served as juror at this year’s Festival. With over 30 films to her credit and work in television and theater, Hall recently made her cinematic directorial debut with Passing, an adaptation of Nella Larsen’s celebrated Harlem Renaissance-era novel of the same name.

Edg a r R a mírez Venezuelan actor and producer Edgar Ramírez served on the jury of the Un Certain Regard competition at this year’s Festival. Later this year, he’ll star in Netflix’s drama series Florida Man, about an ex-cop who is sent back to Florida to solve a case, and the science fiction action comedy film, Borderlands, directed by Eli Roth.

M aggie Gy llenh a a l A member of 2021’s film jury at Cannes, actress and filmmaker Maggie Gyllenhaal returned with husband, actor Peter Sarsgaard, to celebrate the Festival after a year that saw her directorial debut feature, The Lost Daughter, receive many accolades.

Maggie sparkled in a necklace, ring and earrings from Chopard’s Haute Joaillerie Collection, along with an earring from the brand’s Precious Lace Collection

Oli v i a DeJonge Olivia DeJonge can be seen starring as Priscilla Presley in the new biopic Elvis, directed by Baz Luhrmann, which received a 12-minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival.

The Australian actress can also be seen playing the daughter of Kathleen Peterson in the HBO Max limited series The Staircase, based on the true-crime docuseries.

V ick y Krieps Vicky Krieps is fast becoming a fixture at the Cannes Film Festival, having attended last year with three films and this year with two films screening in the Un Certain Regard section. The Luxembourgish Krieps was awarded the Best Performance honor for her portrayal of Empress Elisabeth of Austria in Corsage, directed

by Marie Kreutzer. Her second film, Emily Atef’s drama, Plus Que Jamais (More than Ever), also earned the actress a lot of attention.

M a ds Mikkelsen A previous best actor award winner 10 years ago for the film Jagten (The Hunt) by Thomas Vinterberg, the Cannes veteran returned to the Festival to participate in an intimate talk back, Rendez-vous with Mads Mikkelsen, discussing his career in film. His upcoming film projects include Nikolaj Arcel’s King’s Land and Indiana Jones 5.

Mikkelsen sported the Chopard’s new Alpine Eagle Flying Tourbillon featuring an Aletsch blue dial crafted in Lucent Steel A223

Joe A lw y n Joe Alwyn stars opposite Margeret Qualley in the romantic thriller Stars at Noon, which won the Festival’s Grand Prix prize, directed

by French film director Claire Denis. The English actor is also co-starring in the Hulu series Conversations with Friends, based on the hit Sally Rooney novel of the same name.

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L ash a n a Ly nch Lashana Lynch will next be seen in Gina PrinceBythewood’s historical epic The Woman King, and then Matthew Warchus’ film adaptation of the book and musical Matilda. Earlier this year, the English actress reprised her role as Captain Marvel in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.

Michele Morrone The breakout star of Netflix’s films 365 Days and 365 Days This Day (the third installment is due in August) is also a singer, signed to Republic Records. The multilingual Italian star’s debut album, Dark Room, is out now.

Letiti a W right The Guyananese-British actress, made her Cannes debut in the drama The Silent Twins, based on the lives of twins June and Jennifer Gibbons, who refused to communicate with anyone other than each other.

Best known for her role as Shuri in Marvel’s Black Panther, Wright will be seen this November in the highly anticipated sequel, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

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BELL A H A DID One of the most famous American models, Hadid always makes her presence at Cannes known.

We spent time with her at the Chopard Loves Cinema dinner at the Hôtel Martinez

A dri a A rjon a The Puerto Rican and Guatemalan actress made her debut at the Festival for the world premiere of Olivier Assayas’ HBO series Irma Vep. Arjona most recently starred opposite Jared Leto in Marvel’s Morbius and the Father of the Bride remake on HBO Max. She’ll be seen later this summer in Disney+’s Star Wars Andor, premiering August 31.

De von Ross Model Devon Ross makes her acting debut in Olivier Assayas’ new eight-part HBO limited series Irma Vep, alongside Alicia Vikander. The remake of Assayas’ 1996 film classic had its world premiere at Cannes and, in it, Ross plays Regina, the personal assistant to American movie star Mira (played by Vikander).

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Tom Sturridge The Tony-nominated actor was at the Festival to promote Olivier Assayas’ HBO series Irma Vep, in which he stars alongside Alicia Vikander.

This August, Sturridge will star in the Netflix series The Sandman, based on Neil Gaiman’s graphic novel.

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No stranger to the Cannes Film Festival, French actress Adèle Exarchopoulos returned this year to present two movies: the comedy Fumer Fait Tousser by Quentin Dupieux, and Les Cinq Diables

by Léa Mysius–presented at the Director’s Fortnight.

Emily watson English actress Emily Watson made a welcome return to Cannes this year with God’s Creatures, a film directed

by Saela Davis and Anna Rose. Watson first attended the Festival in 1996 for her first on-screen role in the Grand Prix-winning film Breaking the Waves, directed

by Lars von Trier.

Ch a rlbi De a n The South African actress made her starring debut in Palme d’Or-winning Triangle of Sadness, from Swedish writer/director Ruben Östlundand co-starring Harris Dickinson and Woody Harrelson.

Scott Speedm a n Scott Speedman stars opposite Viggo Mortensen, Léa Seydoux and Kristen Stewart in David Cronenberg’s avant-garde film Crimes of the Future, which made its debut at this year’s festival. The Canadian actor be seen next in Lena Dunham’s film Sharp Stick, also out this summer.

H a rris Dickinson Actor Harris Dickinson leads this year’s Palme d’Or-winning film, Triangle of Sadness, from Swedish writer/director Ruben Östlund (out in theaters later this year).

The English actor will also star in the highly anticipated adaptation of Where the Crawdads Sing (out July 15) and the murder-mystery film See How They Run opposite Sam Rockwell, Adrien Brody and Saoirse Ronan.

E va Longori a As the longtime face of L’Oreal worldwide and one of the co-founders of the tequila company Casa Del Sol, actress and producer Eva Longoria will next be seen in the CNN original series Eva Longoria: Searching for Mexico. We spent time with her at the Chopard Loves Cinema dinner at the Hôtel Martinez.

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Interior designer extraordinaire KEN FULK has created some of the most memorable homes, restaurants, hotels, bars and members-only clubs over his 30-year career.

In his new tome, Ken Fulk: The Movie in My Mind, (Assouline), Fulk showcases his signature blend of cinematic

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Global hospitality empire Major Food Group (founded by Jeff Zalaznick, Mario Carbone and Rich Torrisi) has expanded its celebrated Carbone to Dallas’ Design District. “Carbone was made for Dallas and its dynamic, worldly community, so it is a thrill to finally share this legendary restaurant with such an extraordinary city—and there’s much more to come,” says Zalaznick. In just 10 years, Major Food Group has pioneered a celebratory style of dining at its portfolio of over 30 restaurants, bars, private clubs and hotels across the globe.

While the ambiance and design elements, courtesy of design visionary Ken Fulk, are signature to the success of Carbone, the food is truly a top priority. Carbone Dallas will offer signature dishes like the rigatoni in vodka sauce, veal chop parmesan and Caesar salad prepared tableside, with a few seasonal items mixed in.

The opulent, Venetian-inspired space showcases the grandeur of a palazzo layered with a heavy dose of mid-century swagger and unapologetic luxury. One special design element, unique to Dallas, is a highly intimate yet over-the-top lounge accessed through the dining room. “Carbone Dallas was designed to raise the bar for dining out,” says Fulk. “Crafted with an old world elegance, it’s utterly glamorous and filled with big doses of high style. Soon to be the spot to see and be seen, it’s the perfect match for a city that’s known for grand gestures.” carbonedallas.com –NATASHA WOLFF PHOTOGRAPHY BY DOUGLAS FRIEDMAN

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The Hexton Gallery in Aspen is opening a solo exhibition showcasing never-before-seen works from public-art pioneers Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s private collection. The exhibition, which opens in early August, is the artists’ first in the U.S. since Christo’s passing in May 2020. The exhibition, created in collaboration with the Christo and Jeanne-Claude Foundation, marks the 50th anniversary of the Valley Curtain, Colorado installation. hextongallery.com

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The Airbrush Stream Lined Bra Tank, $64, and High-Waist Biker Short, $58, ALO YOGA,

Founded in Los Angeles in 2007, Alo Yoga is opening this summer in Aspen. The store will feature womenswear, menswear, beauty (the brand launched an eponymous beauty brand last year), gear and Alo Moves, the brand’s fitness subscription service.

This location also has a local partnership with Hotel Jerome, Auberge Resorts Collection, providing guests with complimentary in-room Alo Moves, and alo yoga gear provided in their onsite gym.

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BAUHAUS BEAUTY The new Resnick Center for Herbert Bayer Studies will focus on preserving and honoring the legacy of the artist and designer, who designed the Aspen Institute’s historic campus, influenced the foundations of modern Aspen and whose work is an iconic expression of the Bauhaus movement in America. The state-of-the art exhibition space and center for the study of art, architecture and culture showcases the American/ Austrian’s interdisciplinary perspective by promoting public understanding of art, design, and media through exhibitions, public programming, community engagement, educational initiatives and scholarship. The new structure boasts over 10,000 square feet of gallery space and over thirty acres of outdoor space.

The new center will exhibit Bayer’s work from Lynda and Stewart Resnick’s extensive Bayer collection, the Aspen

Institute’s holdings as well as pieces on loan from museums, while housing archives from Bayer scholars.

The two-story building, designed by Jeffrey Berkus Architects and Rowland+Broughton, will first showcase

the exhibition, Herbert Bayer: An Introduction, through December 3. Beyond Bayer, the center promotes widespread appreciation for the Aspen Institute’s longstanding commitment to art, design, and media. aspeninstitute.org

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El Che Steakhouse & Bar is executive chef/partner John Manion’s homage to Argentina’s beloved asados, traditional backyard barbecues featuring platters of rustic flame-finished grilled beef. The 12-foot custom-built wood-burning hearth—on which 90 percent of the menu is cooked—and chef Manion’s passion for South American grilling techniques serve as inspiration for the menu. Those looking for unique, grilled South American-tinged meats, seasonal vegetables and seafood will be blown away by the new restaurant’s offerings. The oysters are served with smoked onion aioli, bacon and house-spiced chips and make for a delicious flavor combination when served hot off the coals. Chef Manion’s passion for Latin America, where he lived as a child, imbues the deeply flavorful dishes and dramatic setting of the 100-seat restaurant. The wonderfully simple, ingredient-focused food is complemented by a 100-percent South American wine list that highlights the unique and expanding varietals of the region. elchechicago.com

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RIGHTEOUS GEMSTONES Chicago-based fine jewelry brand Dana Rebecca Designs is celebrating 15 years in business this summer. “Dana Rebecca Designs turning 15 is still hard for me to grasp,” says founder Dana Gordon. “I never dreamt this big. It's wild to think we have been doing this for 15 years, and we would have never made it to 15 without our incredible community of jewelry lovers.” Gordon's accessible luxury jewelry brand offers a variety of price points, and the company skyrocketed to success after being featured as one of Oprah’s Favorite Things in 2010. “Our collections are named after the nearest and dearest women in my life,” says Gordon. “They’re named for the women spanning generations to my oldest friends and their children. The designs themselves are all about timeless pieces you’ll wear for the rest of your life. They are versatile, effortless and easy to style. As we grow, our latest designs are bolder and a bit modern. We are building on the foundation of delicate everyday essentials by adding more substantial pieces to mix in.”

14k yellow gold and diamond Sylvie Rose Disc and Pavé Bar necklace, $1,895, DANA REBECCA DESIGNS, danarebecca designs.com

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Five Iron Golf

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Quickly making a name for itself in the Chicago market, Five Iron Golf, the nation’s leading indoor golf and entertainment experience, has opened its third Chicago location in Lincoln Park. Reshaping modern golf culture in Chicago and beyond, Five Iron Golf offers a reimagined, high-tech, inclusive golf experience for both golfers and non-golfers alike. The new 13,150-square-foot space features 10 TrackMan simulators with down-the-line and front-facing cameras in each bay, allowing each guest to practice and play like the pros, with instant video analysis and virtual rounds on many of the world’s greatest courses. In addition to golf, the venue features a full-service bar and restaurant, with a chef-inspired menu, craft cocktails and local favorites on tap. fiveirongolf.com

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quintessential Gold Coast experience,” says Ari Glass, the head of real estate at Mansueto Office, which owns the property.

The guest rooms and suites boast Coco Chanel-inspired redesigns, with Parisian accents in the form of black and white color palettes, polished wood flooring, lavish mirrors and furnishings, dramatic floral headboards and more. The Presidential Suite will offer guests superior luxuries such as Peloton bikes, a spa and wellness room with an infrared sauna and other state-of-the-art wellness equipment. A major highlight of the hotel’s renovation includes the return of Bernard’s, a chic cocktail bar infused with a new design featuring rich colors, tweeds from the Scottish Highlands and equestrian details. waldorfastoriachicagohotel.com

The presidential suite bedroom at The LaSalle Chicago, Autograph Collection

The LaSalle Chicago, Autograph Collection, situated in the heart of the Financial District, offers spacious rooms (averaging 430 square feet) oversized Calacatta marble bathrooms with luxurious walk-in showers and a fitness center with TechnoGym equipment and Peloton bikes. marriott.com

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The Waldorf Astoria Chicago has reemerged from a top-down renovation, led by Chicago-based hospitality design and architecture firm KTGY Simeone Deary Design Group, who first designed the interiors in 2009. With a refreshed lobby, lounge, dining spaces and guest rooms, the reimagined Chicago mainstay combines modern amenities and luxurious details with a timeless flare. “With grander accommodations, new dining settings and the return of a beloved Chicago cocktail lounge, Waldorf Astoria Chicago will sit at the epicenter of a

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Next door to the newlyopened Major Food Group restaurant Carbone is Carbone Vino, the brand’s new casual-yetelegant wine bar, serving pizzas, handmade pastas, charcuterie boards and decadent gelato. vino.carbonedallas.com

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Coupes, a new champagne-driven bar concept, has arrived at the Shops of Highland Park. With a sophisticated French flair influenced by the local Texan spirit, guests can enjoy a variety of sparkling and non-sparkling wines, craft cocktails and light Parisian-inspired bites. Coupes was founded by champagne enthusiasts looking to share their love of wine and bring this elegant new concept to Dallas. coupesdallas.com

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SusieCakes bakery has opened its third location in East Dallas’ historic Hillside Village shopping center. Just like her grandmothers Mildred and Madeline, who inspired the brand, SusieCakes founder Susan Sarich never uses any mixes, artificial preservatives, high-fructose corn syrups or trans-fats in the bakery’s recipes.

The bakery is best known for its classic Vanilla Celebration Cake, custom-decorated cakes and cupcakes. susiecakes.com

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Mexico Cityinspired restaurant Atípico, has opened at the Union Dallas mixed-use development. Spanish for “atypical,” Atípico was founded in Mexico in 2018 by Claudia de Murga and serves crowd pleasers like salmon and three-cheese mac and cheese.

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The Shoals is a new waterfront hotel in Southold, situated on the North Fork and overlooking the Peconic Bay and Shelter Island. The property boasts 20 hotel suites and 20 boat slips, making it accessible by both land and sea. The hotel’s owners have partnered with local favorite family business Little Ram Oyster Company on an expansive oyster program that will be operated out of a waterfront building on the property.

The Thomas Juul-Hanson-designed property pays homage to nautical history by integrating custom marine design elements into its spaces. The building’s cedar-shingle exterior and clean lines are reminiscent of New England modernism, with two stories of guest rooms thoughtfully situated for views of the bay and marina. theshoalsnorthfork.com The newly restored Pridwin Hotel and Cottages will reopen on Shelter Island with a new look after an extensive two-year renovation under the ownership of Cape Resorts (Baron’s Cove in Sag Harbor) and the Petry family, which has owned and operated the resort since 1961. Nestled on more than seven acres of Crescent Beach, the 49-room luxury destination resort features 16 charming cottages, a private beach and pool, full-service spa and a 100-seat American

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restaurant. “With a timeless look and emphasis on comfort and the joy of simple pleasures, The Pridwin offers guests and families a fun, cheery escape from daily life,” said Curtis Bashaw, managing partner of Cape Resorts. “Our hope is for future generations of travelers to continue to enjoy the newly restored resort the way it has been cherished since it first opened almost 100 years ago.” caperesorts.com

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Shelter Island’s The Chequit hotel is preserving its legacy while ushering in a new era of hospitality through a respectful renovation. The boutique hotel’s 19 renovated guest rooms and two additional buildings with 16 more rooms are adorned elegantly with a natural color palette.

The Chequit’s reopening also debuts three new dining concepts created by Stacey Soloviev and led by chef Noah Schwartz: Weakfish Sushi & Noodles, The Tavern and Heights Cafe & Wine Bar. Sushi rolls and ramen are on offer at Weakfish Sushi & Noodles, farm-to-table traditional American cuisine at The Tavern and pastries in the morning followed by a cozy glass of wine in the evening at the charming Heights Cafe & Wine Bar. With a host of culinary options coupled with unparalleled accommodations, The Chequit has restored its historic property while offering guests a modern home away from home experience on Shelter Island. thechequithotel.com

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New York City chef restaurateur PJ Calapa is taking over Astro’s Pizza in Amagansett, alongside investor and Resy co-founder Ben Leventhal.

Calapa, who owns Scampi and The Spaniard, will offer his take on traditional Italian dishes and pizza, complete with a full bar. astrospizza.com Roberta’s has opened in Montauk. Co-founders Brandon Hoy and Carlo Mirarchi took over the former Arbor space, which is 5,400 square feet, includes an outside patio and two bars and seats close to 165.

Look for at least a half-dozen pizzas, including its signature “Ursula’s Parade” with Littleneck clams, mozzarella, and calabrian chili. Bread baked to order in the wood oven will accompany house-made stracciatella.

Pastas will feature local fish and shellfish. Natural wines, fresh cocktails, and draft beers from some of the most interesting breweries around will keep the party going. Inventive desserts, such as a bay leaf panna cotta and root beer soft serve ice cream will round out the menu. robertaspizza.com

The Ursula’s Parade pizza at Roberta’s

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Hamptons vineyard and chief rosé purveyor Wölffer has leapt across the Atlantic to the rosé capital of the world, with the introduction of Summer in a Bottle Côtes de Provence. The new blend perfectly marries a delicate Provençal complexity with Wölffer’s signature casual-yetelegant American style, produced from sustainably-farmed fruit grown specifically for Wölffer under the watch of Summer in a winemaker and partner Roman Roth. Perfectly pale Bottle Côtes de Provence Rosé, in color, the amazing $26, WÖLFFER, aromas of tangerine, citrus, wolffer.com peach and lovely floral notes set a high bar for this refreshing rosé right from the start. wolffer.com.

The award-winning Top Hops Beer Shop is heading to the Hamptons and the North Fork in The Half Pint, a vintage inspired tap truck. A unique, beerobsessed hybrid brand, Top Hops is going mobile for the season with a threewheeled Piaggio Ape Classic imported from Italy. The retro-style mobile bar specializes in high-quality draft beer curated for each party or event. Top Hops also offers the option to partner with complementary culinary brands such as King Andrew’s mobile cheese shop to offer a paired cheese selection to match the curated beer selection or the Rolling in Dough pizza truck for delicious brick oven pizzas with your beer. “The Half Pint gets me out of the bar and closer to the people that I love sharing my love of beer with,” says Top Hops owner Ted Kenny, who operates two locations in Manhattan.

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Natasha dress, $345, LOVESHACKFANCY, loveshackfancy.com; the LoveShackFancy boutique

LoveShackFancy has opened a new flagship in Sag Harbor just in time for summer. With dreamy, pink wonderland interiors, the new boutique will house women’s and girls’ clothing, accessories, home décor and more. “I am absolutely thrilled to be back in Sag Harbor, bigger and better than ever,” says the brand’s founder and creative director Rebecca Hessel Cohen. “We’ve expanded so much within this past year alone, so coming home to a larger space where we can host parties and showcase all things LoveShackFancy is a dream come true. We hope this will provide a space for our customers to come, shop, hang out and really connect with our community.” The two-story, 2,250-square-foot store is adorned with the brand’s signature pastels, floral wallpaper, a hand-painted trellis, vintage furniture sourced from Paris flea markets, an heirloom chandelier and a vintage fireplace. Pastel pink awnings sit above an outdoor seating area featuring a cafe table and chairs, and fresh florals and shrubbery decorate the façade. loveshackfancy.com

The Westside, from wife-and-husband duo Sari Sloane and Haro Keledjian, has opened in East Hampton.

The California-inspired women’s boutique on Newtown Lane showcases a variety of designer brands and relaxed, effortless clothing pieces. thewestsideshop.com

The Manolo Blahnik boutique

With a career spanning over 50 years, Spanish-born Manolo Blahnik is one of the world’s most influential footwear designers. Now, the brand has opened the doors to its first Hamptons location in East Hampton. The intimate space carries a special edit of the brand’s seasonal and signature pieces from both the women’s and men’s collections. manoloblahnik.com

Lurum mules, $1,395, MANOLO BLAHNIK, manoloblahnik.com

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Tracy Anderson is moving her East Hampton studio to Sag Harbor this summer. Scheduled to open in early July, the new 2,000-square-foot, year-round studio will feature a full class roster and a new class debuting this summer that incorporates the fitness guru’s latest exercise apparatus. The studio will also feature an outdoor patio, seating and a full retail shop. “Sag Harbor has always felt like home, so it’s an honor and a joy to relocate our East Hampton location to Sag Harbor,” says Anderson. “We are now able to meet the high demand from clients, and move more freely in this new sweeping studio right on the marina.” tracyanderson.com

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surfboard, $10,000, Dioriviera sun lounger, $1,300, DIOR MAISON, Dioriviera Lady Dior bag, $6,100, DIOR, available at the Dioriviera pop up in Montauk

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Spanish luxury brand Loewe has opened a boutique at Ryland Life Equipment’s new location in Sag Harbor. With a curated edit of women’s ready-to-wear, bags and accessories including the brand’s Paula’s Ibiza 2022 collaboration, the store’s offerings include lots of color, sequins, glitter, graphic prints, closecut silhouettes and skin-baring hemlines.

The pop-up’s key pieces include new iterations of the house’s signature bags (the Flamenco bag in a new large size and chain edition, as well as the latest versions of the Puzzle and Bracelet pouch) and degradé effect leather bags inspired by Ibiza’s legendary sunrises and sunsets. loewe.com

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Dior will host a summer pop-up at Gurney’s Montauk to celebrate the Maison’s Dioriveria collection—think bright toile de jouy swimsuits and accessories, including surfboards, skateboards, pool floaties and more—and Dior Beauty will also have a pop-up at Gurney’s newly reopened Seawater Spa, marking the first skincare pop-up of its kind in the U.S. The Le Jardin des Reves Dior Pop-Up Spa will offer five exclusive facials and body treatments and an exclusive assortment of Dior skincare for purchase. The space is inspired by the Dioriviera couture collection. Selections from Dior product ranges will be sold in the Seawater Spa shop, including the bestselling Prestige Micro-Huile de Rose and the new Les Nympheas cleanser line (La Mousse off/on foaming cleanser, dual-phase eye and lip makeup remover, micellar water and cleansing milk), along with a selection of eau de parfums from the La Collection Privee Christian Dior fragrance collection throughout the summer. dior.com

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A bone-in ribeye at Patton’s

Sneak away to a sophisticated speakeasy-style cocktail bar and steakhouse in Houston Heights. The 1,500-square-foot Patton’s features a six-seat bar and 38-seat dining space hidden neatly behind Savoir restaurant. With moody, ornate chandeliers, plush leather banquettes and live jazz music, guests are immediately transported. Patton’s comes from Brian Doke, owner/operator of Savoir, who teamed up with executive chef Eric Johnson to create a menu showcasing classic steakhouse staples like beef carpaccio and ribeye wagyu, coupled with speakeasy-inspired cocktails like The Bandit, a fig-infused mule. “Houston has always had an affinity for steakhouses, and the city has no shortage of premiere steakhouses,” said Doke. “At Patton’s, we will offer the prime cuts of steak that Houstonians love and serve them up in a one-of-a-kind, intimate space that is wholly unique.” pattonsheights.com

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Rare Restaurant & Lounge has been brought to life in an 8,000-square-foot standalone building by celebrated restaurateur/chef Don Bowie. The 62-seat dining room features marble floors, dazzling chandeliers and a large stage for nightly entertainment. The two-level space boasts a large bar, high-top tables for large parties and Sip, an indoor/outdoor lounge.

Guests can savor flavorful prime steaks, fresh seafood and southern-inspired dishes including bourbon glazed pork chops and truffle-topped mac and cheese.

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The Loren at Lady Bird Lake Hotel is a tranquil escape for Austin locals and visitors alike. The new hotel will be the first U.S. opening for the Loren Hotels and Residences brand and will feature 108 guest rooms and suites with lake and city views, a rooftop pool terrace, a stunning spa and more. With an emphasis on celebrating the beautiful local environment, The Loren at Lady Bird Lake Hotel will offer guests access to outdoor fitness activities including kayaking and paddleboarding. With modern furnishings, spacious accommodations and luxurious amenities such as Sferra towels and Malin+Goetz bath products, guests won’t want to leave their rooms.

The hotel’s signature rooftop restaurant, Nido Restaurant, will offer a seasonal-inspired menu with French influence. With chef Brad McDonald at the helm, the eatery offers eclectic all-day menus utilizing local ingredients. From the outdoor terrace with unparalleled views of Austin to a robust wine list and cocktail program, Nido is one of the most exciting culinary offerings to open this summer in Austin. thelorenhotels.com

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Houston has a new high-profile dining concept joining the ranks: Italian chophouse Marmo in River Oaks.

The menu features hand-rolled pastas, veal chop Milanese and seafood like oysters on the half shell.

Interior designer Patrick Sutton has created an elegant and modern atmosphere for guests, incorporating texture and natural accents like organic jute chandeliers. With an inviting U-shaped marble bar and a large, covered patio for outdoor dining, Marmo is sure to be a neighborhood staple. marmoitalian.com

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“Our redesigned rooms are equal parts warm and dramatic, intimate and sophisticated. The guest rooms are designed to be a respite, an exhale at the end of your day.” From the 640-squarefoot Wynn Resort King room to the 1,817-square-foot Wynn Tower Suite Salon, accommodations have been upgraded to feature custom furniture, touchless in-room technologies and spacious, residential-inspired layouts.

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greater control over how they wish their room to function as they relax, enjoy, work and entertain during their stay,” says Brian Gullbrants, Wynn’s president.

From elegant new accommodations to the resort’s iconic supper club Delilah and its newest restaurant Casa Playa, the Wynn is the place to relax, enjoy and play in Sin City. wynnlasvegas.com Following a $600 million renovation, the iconic Palms Casino Resort has reopened its doors with a host of new and dazzling upgrades. The resort features two towers with 766 rooms and suites, a 2,500-square-foot theater, a 95,000-square-foot casino and a collection of restaurants and bars.

Returning dining options include the popular Scotch 80 Prime, Send Noodles and Mabel’s BBQ by Chef Michael Symon, along with the debut of the new Serrano Vista Café and Ghostbar. Guests can visit the expansive 73,000-squarefoot multi-level resort pool area that boasts 39 cabanas, most with their own private plunge pool and live entertainment. The Palms Casino Resort is the first resort in Las Vegas fully owned and operated by a Native American tribe, and the new owners are eager to bring a new energy to the city through redesigned guest rooms and experiential suites, new culinary offerings and vibrant nightlife. palms.com

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EAT HERE NOW Chef Tetsuya Wakuda, the mastermind behind Tetsuya’s in Sydney, Australia and two-Michelin-starred Waku Ghin in Singapore, is preparing to debut his newest restaurant concept, Wakuda, in Las Vegas this year. In partnership with Miami-based 50 Eggs Hospitality Group, the 12,000-square-foot space will be the chef’s first restaurant in the U.S., as well as The Venetian Resort's first high-end Japanese restaurant. Inspired by the Shinjuku Golden Gai area of

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Chanel has opened a new boutique at The Shops at Crystals, housing the brand’s ready-to-wear, handbags, shoes, costume jewelry and accessories, watches and fine jewelry. The 7,500-square-foot boutique, designed

by New York-based architect Peter Marino, has an entirely new aesthetic reflecting the House’s modern ethos. A double-height, black-and-white stone façade references Gabrielle Chanel’s Parisian universe and features plaster wall coverings. Goossens custom rock crystal and bronze chandeliers glitter overhead, Louis XV armchairs and artwork by Peter Dayton and Glenn Ligon honor the Maison’s aesthetic codes. chanel.com

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local purveyors. At Rosa, Moore offers dishes like spaghetti and meatballs, linguine in white clam sauce and tagliatelle bolognese.

“My goal at Rosa is to bring back neighborhood dining, offering an approachable, yet superior quality experience,” says Moore.

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main highlights, featuring cuts that have been wet-aged for 40 days. Paired with Italian-style veggies, crispy potatoes with fontina and pancetta and olive oil mashed potatoes, Rosa’s rich flavors and warm welcome will certainly transport guests to a home cooked family dinner. rosaristorante.com

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Tokyo, famous for its eclectic nightlife, Wakuda promises to reflect a colorful blend of traditional and modern Japanese culture through cuisine, design and art.

A culinary visionary, Chef Wakuda has crafted the food menu with a focus on authentic Japanese cuisine with bold new techniques. wakudajapanese.com RPM Italian is opening at The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, featuring more than a dozen housemade pastas. The culinary offerings also include a selection of antipasti, steaks, grilled fish and seafood, coupled with a robust spritz program and wine list. RPM Italian’s Las Vegas location marks the sixth restaurant from Lettuce Entertain You Restaurant partners R.J., Jerrod and Molly Melman and celebrity couple Giuliana and Bill Rancic. “This year marks the tenth anniversary for RPM Italian, and what a great way to celebrate this milestone by opening in Las Vegas,” says R.J. Melman. Designed by David Rockwell, the restaurant’s dining room, lounge, 26-seat bar and two intimate private event spaces offer a sleek and sophisticated atmosphere. rpmrestaurants.com At Rosa Ristorante chef/owner Rob Moore has curated an extensive yet refined menu using high-quality ingredients from

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lifestyle and the aesthetic of 70s skate and surf culture and everything that I would want to pack.” The capsule collection is available on Mother’s website. “With this second collaboration, we wanted to honor Carolyn’s passion for surf culture and embrace her commitment to protecting our waters,” says Tim Kaeding, Mother’s creative director and co-founder. “We are grateful to be able to support the Save The Waves Coalition in their mission to protect surf ecosystems. After all, summer wouldn’t be the same without the beach.” motherdenim.com

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RETAIL REPORT Jaeger-LeCoultre has opened a new boutique on Rodeo Drive. The façade is inspired by the brand’s celebrated Reverso, featuring sweeping lines that evoke the Art Deco design and swiveling movement of its case, while the interior emphasizes organic materials and natural colors, fusing tradition and modernity to evoke the serenity and beauty of the watchmaker’s Swiss home in the Vallée de Joux. Current collections, including the Atmos clock, are on offer. jaeger-lecoultre.com

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Los Angeles-based womenswear brand Mother and model Carolyn Murphy will launched a second capsule collection together on International Surfing Day, June 20, benefitting Save The Waves Coalition.

The Surf’s Up line utilizes pre- and postconsumer waste to reimagine surf-inspired classics, primarily made from repurposed deadstock and vintage finds. “The beach, surfing and wanderlust have been a part of my life since I was a young girl,” says Murphy, who surfs regularly. “This collection is a nod to my uncle Bobby, my California

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Fitness, wellness, cuisine and culture converge at members-only club Heimat’s new global flagship location in the Sycamore District near Hollywood. With a holistic approach, Heimat offers an inclusive, community-driven wellness experience with a modern twist. The 75,000-square-foot space spans five floors and features advanced equipment and technology, highly skilled instructors and a range of fitness offerings for visitors. The club’s rooftop boasts a lounge pool, jacuzzi and outdoor bar with stunning views across Los Angeles. “Heimat is a holistic day-to-night concept. It’s fitness, wellness, culinary and culture all under one roof,” says Heimat’s managing director Ed Bell. “It’s presenting a harmonious and reimagined way to work out and live well.” Mother Tongue, a new restaurant concept by chef Michael Mina, is also setting up shop. Designed by Martin Brudnizki and open to the public, Mother Tongue will be a place for dinner with friends, a happy hour cocktail, a business lunch or breakfast with colleagues. heimat.com

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Lavo Ristorante, from Tao Hospitality Group co-founders Jason Strauss and Noah Tepperberg, has opened on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood. The coastal Italian restaurant offers indoor and outdoor dining while boasting a spacious sun-drenched dining room, triple-height ceilings and a retractable roof with accordion windows. Tao Hospitality Group chief culinary officer Ralph Scamardella oversees the menu of made-in-house pastas, whole-grain pizzas, wood-fired steaks, chops, chicken al mattone and fresh salads and vegetables.

Banquettes and tables anchored by a dramatic flowering tree are on offer in the 65-seat private dining room featuring a dramatic barrel-vaulted brick ceiling. lavoristorante.com PS, the exclusive luxury terminal for commercial flights at LAX airport, has announced the opening of its full kitchen with executive chef Matt Roman at the helm. Hyper-seasonal, elevated plates (herb-marinated hanger steak and a beet salad with pistachios and blackberries) are available for customers to enjoy within their private suite, the Salon or on their flight.

“Paired with my love of travel, I view food as a way to experience the world,” says Roman. “I like to explore connecting themes from different cuisines and then push those ideas through a filter of California seasonality with a personal touch.” reserveps.com

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Short Stories is a new 66-room boutique West Hollywood hotel from local entrepreneur Leo Grifka of Grifka Group. Designed by Grifka in collaboration with Kevin Klein Design, the hotel’s California contemporary aesthetic features terrazzo, stained wood and brass design elements. Short Stories Restaurant, Stories Bar, the hotel’s courtyard lounge and an outdoor pool area will showcase a plethora of food and beverage options. shortstorieshotels.com

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MAKING MEMORIES Julia LeClair, a co-founder of Orchard Mile who grew

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Squibnocket beach is absolutely beautiful, and I am completely spoiled that it is in my backyard. I love Lucy Vincent Beach as well if you want some people around you. It is also fun to drive your car out on Norton Point; we usually do a sunset BBQ there with friends at least once a summer.

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If you have kids, you have to take them to the Flying Horses Carousel in Oak Bluffs: it’s the nation’s oldest carousel.

Grey Barn and Mermaid Farm are both my favorite farm stands on the island.

Nothing beats the cheese from Grey Barn and the lassi from Mermaid Farm.

During the week, my daughter attends Art Camp at the Featherstone Center for the Arts and at The Farm

Institute—both places are so great for kids and have amazing programs.

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Chilmark Tavern, State Road, Atria and The Covington. For kids, nothing beats Nomans. The food and drinks are great for adults and the kids are entertained for hours.

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ulia LeClair has been coming to the Vineyard for as long as she can remember. Spending summers up-island in Squibnocket has been a family getaway from the hustle and bustle of New York City, and the entrepreneur is grateful to get away. “Whenever I arrive, I feel like I have escaped from reality,” she explains. “The island is incredibly beautiful in so many ways. I love that each area is different and has its own vibe. Up island is more of a laid-back escape and down island you have great shopping and restaurants. My mother and I used to joke that we have our Chilmark wardrobe and our Edgartown wardrobe and the two are so different.”

LeClair brings her two children, Chloe, 4, and Charlie, 2, to spend summers and off-season weekends at the house she grew up in. “All of my favorite memories of my childhood are from this island and I can’t wait to be able to create similar memories for my children.” When she’s not playing golf and tennis, LeClair is happy just chilling at the beach or pool and cooking meals at home. “Everything slows down out here and I have much more time to take in these moments compared to the school year in New York City where we are always on the go.” Here are some of her favorite local spots.

This stunning, contemporary home with a private beach and rooftop pool on Lambert’s Cove in West Tisbury sits on a 3.3-acre parcel of land. It’s listed at $28,500,000. landvest.com

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Longtime MFG collaborator Ken Fulk designed the opulent space for maximum lavishness with a nod to the neon glitz of the Magic City, as well as to the sumptuous elegance of legendary institutions like Maxim’s of Paris (think animal prints, jungle patterns, mashrabiya screens and silk lanterns). “We realized that there was a tremendous opportunity to bring a sensational steakhouse to Brickell in true MFG fashion—a sophisticated, contemporary, high-energy culinary blockbuster fit for the most exciting city in the world today,” says MFG co-owner Jeff Zalaznick.

Unable to find a natural and effective treatment for her skin concerns, Miami-based marine scientist Ayssa DiPietro began to formulate her own using powerful healing plant ingredients like oregano oil, shea butter and aloe. This led her to develop Miami Beach Bum, a skincare brand which helped heal her folliculitis (a skin condition that causes unsightly and painful red bumps). She also found her hero product, Bum + Body Cream, which is useful in treating razor burn, body acne, keratosis pilaris, eczema and more. Now with a Sunset Harbor boutique, the thoughtful, cruelty free, plant-based beauty brand gives back 1 percent of its sales to Miami-based animal and humanitarian welfare organization Operation Liberation. miamibeachbum.com

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El Secreto Omakase, a one-of-a-kind private speakeasy-style omakase experience crafted by James Beard Awardwinning chef Paul Qui, has opened at the Faena. El Secreto Omakase is a six-seat bar with two seatings per night, and with a tasting menu of Tokyo-style sushi and Kyoto-style kaiseki. The private bar is concealed behind the illuminated walls of the hotel and the crimson velvet folds of Faena Theater, offering an exclusive new gastronomic experience to the Faena District. The ever-evolving tasting menu is driven by chef Qui’s choice. Menu highlights include fresh seafood flown in daily, innovative vegetarian dishes and a cocktail program featuring small-batch sakes. The Art Deco-inspired space truly sets the mood for guests with onyx black walls, a bronze bar and gilded artwork from celebrated artists Juan Gatti and Amaya Bouquet. As the latest opening for luxury lifestyle leader Faena, El Secreto Omakase at Faena Miami has reimagined the dining experience with an elevated sense of discovery. faena.com Major Food Group (MFG) has opened Dirty French Steakhouse, a glamorous and energetic interpretation of the classic steakhouse in Brickell. The meat-and-fishfocused menu offers a vast raw bar selection, seafood entrées, aged steaks, sides and a dessert soufflé program.

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Mr. C Miami, the newly opened luxury hotel in Coconut Grove by Ignazio and Maggio Cipriani of the Cipriani family— who also own hotels in Los Angeles and New York City—was brought to life with beauty and sustainability in mind. The first-ever Cipriani-owned hotel to open in Miami was created by Arquitectonica, an award-winning architecture studio, and interior designer Martin Brudnizki.

“We are extremely excited to be part of the revitalization of such a wonderful neighborhood known for its iconic history,” says Maggio Cipriani. The new 100-room, six-story boutique hotel boasts a rooftop pool and private cabanas with views of Biscayne Bay, as well as two Italian restaurants: the Bellini rooftop restaurant and Il Giardino creperie and outdoor terrace cafe. Influenced by the dazzling, timeless charm of coastal Italian culture, Brudnizki incorporated mid-century

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modern furnishings, Murano glass chandeliers and large-scale terrazzo floors into the space. “The combination of the shapes and materiality of the mid-century yacht-style works perfectly with Miami, a city famous for its oceanfront and also one famous for its own modernist architectural style,” says Brudnizki. “They seem to fuse perfectly and so the hotel feels like it’s always been there.” Along with a nautical flare, Mr. C Miami is also a green hotel thanks to energy-efficient lighting, elimination of single-use plastics and unnecessary food waste and the inclusion of water-efficient amenities, offering guests a luxurious and sustainable stay. mrchotels.com

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White gold 5226G Calatrava watch, $39,030, PATEK PHILIPPE, patek.com

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The Patek Philippe store

Patek Philippe recently opened its second U.S. boutique in the Design District in partnership with fellow family-run brand Govberg Jewelers. Situated in a former post office, the new 2,600-square-foot retail space has been completely revamped to celebrate the watchmaker’s luxurious aesthetic. While the original neoclassical façade has been preserved, the interior is a contemporary jewel box with dazzling chandeliers, soaring ceilings and expansive windows to showcase the rare timepieces in natural light. The by-appointment-only boutique allows customers an impressive level of service and attention while exploring the elegant watch collections including Twenty-4, Golden Ellipse and Calatrava. patek.com Handmade jewelry brand Oiya, founded by Miami-based Brazilian model and entrepreneur Priscila Zoullas, is a missiondriven handmade accessories brand with a global outlook, promoting positive energy with playful jewelry and a do good, look good message. Every purchase feeds a child for a day through donations to Share The Meal (an initiative of the United Nations World Food Programme). Signature styles feature an evil eye for energy protection and are stackable to mix and match your daily jewelry. “We feel very grateful to create fun accessories while doing good at the same time,” says Zoullas.

“For us giving back and helping others are the core value of our mission” shopoiya.com

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FAR & AWAY In the heart of Nantucket town, Blue Flag Partners recently debuted the boutique Faraway Hotel. A nautical theme is brought to life by warm blues at check-in, weathered trinkets displayed at the Sister Ship restaurant, aptly-named cocktails like the Bow Spritz served in the

courtyard and rope fixtures and shell accents in guest rooms. “We felt that the time was right to introduce a design-driven property on the island,” says Brad Guidi, partner at Blue Flag Partners.

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Nell Diamond has been coming to Nantucket since birth and has family who live on the island full time (her grandfather was the principal of Nantucket High School). So when it came time for Hill House Home, her fashion and lifestyle brand, to further its retail expansion, opening a store locally made a lot of sense. “My family moved a lot when I was a child, and Nantucket has really been the most consistent home we’ve had,” she says. The downtown boutique showcases the brand’s whimsical bed and bath linens, robes for adults and kids, hair accessories, swimwear, pajamas and, of course, the brand’s signature Nap Dress. Diamond’s family home is The Rosie near Nantucket town and she and her husband and swimsuit, $125, three kids spend their summers there. “I’m so excited HILL HOUSE HOME, hillhouse for so many of my relatives and friends to see our home.com product in real life,” Diamond says of her Main Street store, which is decorated with the brand’s Trellis print, gingham patterns and blue color palette. “I’m definitely going to be there as much as I can—I love manning the register!”

The prints and new silhouettes in the label’s new summer collection were inspired by the Amalfi Coast but designed to be worn everywhere. “One of the reasons I love IRL shopping is because I get customer feedback in real time, and I can’t wait to hear what our customers think,” she says. So far, the Hotel Robes, Swiss Dot Nap Dresses and Sisi silk pillowcases have been fan favorites. hillhousehome.com

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“Our goal has always been to embrace and enhance the island’s culture, not to come in and try and change it,” Guidi says. “We work very hard to create experiences that are embraced by not only the newer visitors, but also the residents as well as lifelong travelers to the island.” These experiences include opportunities to showcase island purveyors, like at Sister Ship, which features produce from Fog Town Farm and locally-sourced oysters and scallops. The Nantucket Bake Shop supplies the Portuguese bread served at the hotel’s morning coffee bar.

New this summer is Bosun’s Locker, a three-bedroom house that will allow guests the privacy of a home but the convenience and service of staying at the Faraway hotel. “Bosun Locker will be a wonderful addition to the Faraway collection of rooms and suites,” says Guidi. “You simply can’t get a better location for a threebedroom home with incredible outdoor space if you want to be in the heart of the historic district.” farawayhotels.com

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EAT HERE NOW Laser Wolf in Williamsburg is celebrated chef Michael Solomonov and his restaurateur partner Steve Cook’s first sit-down restaurant in New York City. Located on the rooftop of The Hoxton hotel, the restaurant showcases uninterrupted views of the Manhattan skyline, and the Israeli skewer-focused menu of vegetables, fish and meat, all cooked over a charcoal grill, is served alongside a variety of salatim including hummus, babaganoush, gigante beans and pita. Swoon-worthy bites include date-harissa wings with tehina ranch, shawarma-spiced cauliflower, tuna tartare with pickled ginger and scallion schug and a whole branzino with ginger and tomato. The decadent brown sugar soft serve topped with pistachios, cherries and rice crispies is worth every calorie.

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Una Pizza Napoletana has reopened on the Lower East Side thanks to Neapolitanstyle pizza pioneer Anthony Mangieri. From freshly made dough using a mix of flours to buffalo mozzarella flown in from Italy, the best tomatoes, basil, olive oil, garlic and salt make their way into Una’s kitchen. As with the dough, everything is made fresh each day and nothing gets held over to the next. Recently, the restaurant was awarded the Best Pizzeria in the USA award by the Top 50 Pizza organization. “We’ve been so blessed to be able to do this and continue to learn and grow as a pizzeria and as pizza makers,” says Mangieri. unapizza.com Michelin-starred French chef Daniel Boulud (Restaurant Daniel, Café Boulud,

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Le Pavillon) has opened Le Gratin inside The Beekman hotel. Le Gratin offers cuisine inspired by Boulud’s French roots growing up in Lyon, France. With an elegant and inviting dining room paired with a lively, energetic bar, the entire space reflects Boulud’s signature style and encourages celebratory dining experiences. Menu specialties include a crab, avocado and grapefruit salad, Dover sole, steak tartare and escargots.

From grand chandeliers, warm lighting and delicious cuisine, Le Gratin flawlessly marries fine French dining with an approachable sensibility. legratinnyc.com Avra, from owners Marc Packer, Nick Tsoulos and Nick Pashalis has opened at Rockefeller Center. The new Aegeaninspired seafood restaurant features an open kitchen and market-style seafood display with design elements reminiscent of the Greek islands. For a luxurious dining experience that offers the laid-back energy of a picturesque taverna, this will be your spot. The 16,500-square-foot eatery boasts floor-to-ceiling windows that wrap around the building, chic marble finishes and crisp white accents.

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The iconic Hotel Chelsea has debuted 155 restored guest rooms after a years long renovation. Owners Sean MacPherson, Ira Drukier and Richard Born (The Jane, The Bowery, The Maritime) sought to enhance the artistic legacy the hotel has garnered over the years. From the original marble mosaic floors in the lobby bar to the lively atmosphere of El Quijote, the on-site restaurant and bar, a reinvigorated Hotel Chelsea welcomes guests with vibrancy, glamour and a quintessential New York City flare. The restaurant and bar has reopened under the operations of Sunday Hospitality and partner Charles Seich serving Spanish cuisine like seafood paella, a selection of jamón and shareable pitchers of sangria. hotelchelsea.com

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Second-generation restaurateurs Alex and Miles Pincus have opened Holywater in Tribeca. Serving crowd-pleasing New Orleans-inspired dishes like trout roe tater tots, charbroiled oysters with caviar and creamed spinach, BBQ shrimp cooked in a High Life Creole butter sauce with garlic toast and lobster frites, the subterranean bar, lounge and restaurant has something for every diner and imbiber.

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handful of nautically-inspired restaurants, but we’ve always wanted to make a proper bar, a place we could go after we leave work for the night,” says Alex Pincus. crewny.com Michelin star chef, restaurateur and author Joe Isidori has opened Arthur & Sons in the West Village, transporting guests back to the 1990s with “old school” New York Italian-American red sauce classics.

Standout dishes include mussels fra diavolo and gnocchi sugo di carne, and the wine list features a variety of Italian wines. Bushwick’s Bolt Design Group realized Isidori’s vision for the space and incorporated black-andwhite Art Deco subway tiled floors, deli counter seating, and an open kitchen alongside nostalgic photos of Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra. arthurandsonsnyc.com

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Mulberry has opened a new flagship in SoHo designed by Studio Toogood. In addition to new seasonal products, customers will also be able to shop in-store from the Mulberry Pre-Loved Collection, a selection of vintage and pre-loved Mulberry bags. Customers can also bring in their own Mulberry bags, and the brand will re-purchase them for an amount that can be used towards the purchase of a new Mulberry product, while they will restore them for the Ever/Body’s new UES studio next owner. mulberry.com New York City institution Belgian Shoes sells hand-sewn, hand-turned loafers manufactured in Belgium. The brand’s signature men’s and women’s styles consist of an unstructured loafer that is constructed inside out, hand turned and finished.

The shoes are available in four widths and available in a rainbow of colors and prints in leather, suede, jacquard, velvet and pony hair. The label’s devoted international following features multi-generational fans who can now visit the newly redesigned 55th Street flagship to find their favorite flats. belgianshoes.com Los Angeles-based label Clare V. has opened a new, muchlarger boutique in Nolita to accommodate its expanding categories and latest offerings. The space, which was designed in collaboration with interior designers Max Zinser and Kate McCollough, has a courtyard in the back and a dedicated monogramming station in the back of the store. Founded Mulberry

by Clare Vivier, the beloved in SoHo accessories and apparel label brings together Vivier’s love for California cool and Parisian charm. “New York has always been so special to me, and Elizabeth Street has become a second home. I am so happy to see the store continue to be a neighborhood destination,” says Vivier. clarev.com

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If you’re looking for a summer pick-me-up, head to Ever/Body’s new location on the Upper East Side. Indulge in cosmetic treatments for the face and body delivered by their expert providers.

Specializing in minimally-invasive and highly effective cosmetic dermatology, the femalefounded, female-led company offers injectables like wrinkle-relaxing Botox and Voluma filler, medicalgrade facials, and body contouring treatments like Emsculpt NEO. everbody.com Knockout Beauty has opened a new beauty emporium on Madison Avenue on the Upper East Side. The 1,200-square-foot space showcases two treatment rooms and an expanded list of facial and body treatments. The boutique retail space and bespoke skincare consultancy, founded

by Cayli Cavaco Reck, also has stores in the Hamptons and Los Angeles.

The product offerings, which include beloved brands like Environ, Ellis Brooklyn, Venn and Westman Atelier, are handpicked by Cavaco Reck Knockout across all categories, including beauty Beauty’s tools and wellness supplements.

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Melody’s Piano Bar has opened on the Upper East Side in the old Lexington Bar & Books space. The new cocktail bar from hospitality brothers Tom and Anthony Martignetti—of Southside and The East Pole fame—are behind the boîte, which is open nightly and serves cocktails and small bites alongside live jazz music. Black lacquered wood, checkered black-andwhite floors, Art Deco light fixtures, a working fireplace and palm print wallpaper make for a sexy space to lounge with a dry martini. melodyspianobar.com Jon Neidich and Golden Age Hospitality (The Nines, Le Crocodile, Ray’s and The Happiest Hour) have opened Le Dive, a bar-café on the Lower East Side. “With Le Dive, I set out to bring the best of Paris’s old and new cafe culture to New York,” says Neidich. “Our hope is that Le Dive is both a neighborhood hangout and a destination spot, where friends can gather in the early evening and linger long into the night.” The international, natural wine list and cocktails pair nicely with executive chef Nicole Gajadhar’s menu of traditional bistro dishes and small Le Dive plates (think steak tartare, owner sardines, charcuterie, cheese Jon Neidich and pâté). ledivenyc.com

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The newly opened Petrossian at Tiffany restaurant at South Coast Plaza is truly a one-of-a-kind experience. The first co-branded dining concept between fine jeweler Tiffany & Co. and gourmet caviar purveyor Petrossian marries dazzling elegance and gourmet culinary masterpieces.

The five-star dining experience will be open for just two years and will offer an exclusive menu of French-influenced contemporary dishes such as a Tiffany Caviar Tasting featuring the finest selections of Shassetra, Ossetra and Kaluga caviar paired with a Tiffany Caviartini, the restaurant’s signature cocktail. Petrossian’s executive chef Carlos Cabrera combines authentic French flavors with SoCal influences to present sustainable caviar-based

A NEW SCENTSATION Diptyque’s South Coast Plaza boutique will play host to the Parisian Maison’s luxury cleaning goods debut this month.

Each product in the La Droguerie collection combines effectiveness with respect for the environment and features subtle fragrances composed by perfumer Olivier Pescheux. The line features a dishwashing liquid, multi-surface cleaner with vinegar, leather-and-wood care lotion, a scented white porcelain oval, odor-removing candles and a dish brush.

Some of the aromatic combinations in the product line include basil, mint and tomato leaf, orange blossom, cedarwood and lavender. diptyqueparis.com

EAT HERE NOW experiences to restaurants across the globe. tiffany.com Chef John Tesar, a four-time James Beard-nominated chef, has opened a new coastal seafood concept, Outer Reef at the Laguna Cliffs Marriott Resort & Spa in Dana Point. Chef Tesar credits the waters in front of the resort as his inspiration behind the menu.

“All of the fish is indigenous to this ocean so in that sense it will be familiar, but we’ve done things differently with a scrupulous attention to detail,” he explains. “I think our guests will be

pleasantly surprised by the unique perspective we’ve put on classically prepared recipes. The menu is elevated, yet approachable and very shareable.”

San Diego uni and king crab scampi are some of the fresh fish dishes you can expect in a stunning seaside setting.

“The restaurant was designed like a beautiful beach house in the Hamptons, because that’s where I grew up,” says Tesar. “Everything is white and blue with clean lines, but it’s also very fun and whimsical as if you’re visiting someone’s beautiful beach house.” outerreefoc.com

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FLIPPING OUT Courtney Leidy launches her fine jewelry line with pendants that are reversible and stackable

18k yellow gold, turquoise and carnelian Double Flip pendants, $5,050, 18k yellow gold chain, $8,400, COURTNEY LEIDY JEWELRY,

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BACK TO BACK The bustling Delray Beach has welcomed a dynamic new restaurant to its roster of stellar dining concepts. The Ray Hotel opened its third in-house restaurant, the first led by a Michelin-starred chef in the city. With chef Akira Back at the helm of Akira Back, the luxury dining concept offers modern Japanese cuisine with a cutting-edge twist. Born in Seoul, Back crafted the menu with nods to his Korean heritage through authentic flavors and creative presentation. “We are thrilled to welcome chef Akira Back to The Ray Hotel and believe that his creativity, technique and attention to detail will elevate and bring international attention to the growing dining scene in Delray Beach,” says Craig Menin, founder of Menin Development. “In addition to our signature restaurants, Rosewater and Ember Grill, Akira Back will complete our strong lineup of wellrounded culinary offerings.” The restaurant, designed

by Celano Design Studios, features an outdoor seating area, dining room, sushi counter and bar. With statement design details including a dramatic blue stained wood front bar, curved wood trellis structures and banquettes upholstered in custom felted-wool, inspired by a painting by chef Akira’s mom, Young-Hee Back, the posh interiors are not only luxurious but laced with personal touches. akirabackdelray.com

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“I’ve always loved jewelry and accessorizing, but in the last decade, as the trend towards dainty jewelry became more popular, I found it unaffordable to collect in a way that made any sort of statement,” explains Courtney Leidy of Courtney Leidy Jewelry. “One dainty bracelet that cost thousands didn’t make an impact unless it was stacked with five more dainty bracelets. I was always drawn to more substantial pieces, and it was this gap in the market that fueled my desire to design.” Leidy and her family left New York two years ago for the Sunshine State, but for years prior, she spent time in the Diamond District to learn the art of wax carving and jewelry design. “I spent many years exploring ideas around different collections and sketching and designing miscellaneous pieces for myself,” she says. “During that time, my challenge was finding a way to focus it all.” When friends started asking her to create pieces for them, a hobby turned into a reality. This March, her pieces were featured at an all-female designer exhibition, which was hosted

by The Stax and Sotheby’s Palm Beach.

“Having had one month to pull together my debut collection, I started with a small capsule that I am continuing to build upon,” she says. “I launched with Double Flip Pendants, chains and rings, and will soon be launching mini pendants that can be worn on a chain or on an earring hoop, in addition to ear cuffs, bracelets and anklets. “As much as possible, I’m trying to make each piece multi-functional, so a pendant can be worn as both a necklace or an earring, an ear cuff as a pinky ring, a bracelet as an anklet, and so on.” Inspired by the colors, forms and fluidity of post-war abstract expressionism and Japan’s post-war Gutai art movement—like artist Jiro Yoshihara’s iconic “Circle” paintings—the Post Collection features her signature pendants in a variety of rich-colored cabochon gemstones, shapes and sizes.

Set in 18k yellow gold, the Double Flip allows you to wear one single pendant on its own or connect several together to create a truly unique statement piece.

The Jiro Ring is an organically-shaped ring fabricated in heavy 18k yellow gold.

“I like to mix contrasting textures and finishes, which isn’t commonly seen in contemporary jewelry,” she says. “I think that’s what sets my pieces apart. They’re big and bold, and while you can stack them, each is intended to be a statement piece all on its own.” courtneyleidy.com

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If there’s a single must-visit design and culinary destination in San Francisco, it’s the newly opened RH San Francisco, The Gallery at the Historic Bethlehem Steel Building. Originally constructed in 1917 by lauded architect Frederick H. Meyer (who designed the Pacific Gas & Electric Building in 1916 and the YMCA Hotel in 1928), and meticulously restored

by RH chairman and CEO Gary Friedman, the five-story building houses RH Modern, RH Outdoor, a design firm and atelier, two wine bars with more than 40 wines by the glass and The Palm Court Restaurant. Dinner selections range from a wood-grilled avocado paired with Petrossian caviar and crème fraîche to a whole rotisserie chicken with rosemary and garlic. For dessert, order the decadent caramelized banana split with vanilla ice cream topped with whipped

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cream and caramel sauce or a slice of American birthday cake. rh.com The New York City–based jeweler Alexis Bittar returns to his strong brick-and-mortar roots with a new boutique on Fillmore Street. Bittar enlisted the help of his friend, Tony Award–winning scenic designer Scott Pask, to design the boutique. “I started thinking about who I wanted to hire as a designer and loved the idea of going off the typical route of a store designer/architect,” says Bittar.

“I wanted to work with someone who understood theater, and I thought, who better to work with than Scott, who has such a tremendous knowledge of designing stage sets. I think retail needed to evolve for a more modern society, but I think customer connectivity and customer experience is important for a brand to define who it is.” Bittar, whose signature jewelry and new handbag collection are on display, wasn’t interested in a store that looked like another white

box boutique. “[The design] gives the sense of being somewhat in a store, somewhat on a set or an art gallery, but giving the perfect experience to look at the jewelry as art,” Bittar explains. alexisbittar.com

The Alexis Bittar boutique

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HISTORY REPEATING Whether planning a short trip from the Bay Area or a weekend getaway to Yosemite National Park, the newly opened El Capitan Hotel, a JdV by Hyatt hotel, in Merced is the perfect base camp. Located in a former 19th century historic hotel of the same name, the 114-room property boasts two wings and three dining options including Rainbird. Designed by San Francisco design maven Nicole Hollis, the restaurant features a five-course tasting menu artfully prepared by executive chef Quentin Garcia, with selections such as Japanese amberjack with avocado mousse, pine roasted cucumber, spruce tips, mandarin and coriander, and an entire course devoted to artisan bread with cultured sunflower butter, Bellwether Farms ricotta, golden raisin marmite and honeycomb. “The El Capitan Hotel, Rainbird Restaurant and Mainzer theater, bar and restaurant are catalysts for a reimaged downtown in which we honor the history of the area through our warm ambiance and hospitality while introducing guests to a multitude of experiences, including fine dining, reinvigorated historic spaces and beautiful art,” says managing director Robin Donovan.

“You will feel and see all the valley has to offer when visiting us and attractions such as Vista Ranch, Lake Yosemite, Merced Playhouse or the Multicultural Art Center.” elcapitanhotel.com

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James Beard Award-winning chef Traci Des Jardins (of beloved, now-shuttered Jardinière in San Francisco’s Hayes Valley) has been handcrafting tortillas since a young age. Now, she presents her take on modern Mexican fare along with Chef Robert Hurtado with the opening

of El Alto in Los Altos. Located at State Street, a food emporium and marketplace, the stylish 72-seat eatery features a gold mural by local artist Ben Henderson, leather banquettes, and rope accents. “I loved the vision that Los Altos Community Investments (LACI) had for this project and was really excited for the opportunity to do another project with Bon Appetit Management Company,” says Des Jardins. “My passion for Mexican cuisine really drove the concept. I love the connections we were able to thread between the history of Los Altos and some of the flavors on the menu. I’m especially proud of the Liberty Farms Duck with Apricot Mole. It was inspired by both mine and [Chef Hurtado’s] histories as well as the history of the Los Altos apricot.” elaltolosaltos.com

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Instant Gratification 50 years of automatic memories with Polaroid’s SX-70 camera

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from the paper. After that they had to swab it with a protective coating and adhere it to a cardboard holder. The process generated a lot of waste, left hands sticky and was quite tedious while taking pictures on the go.

Land continually worked to streamline the Polaroid camera, and after 24 years he unveiled the SX-70 in 1972. The camera’s “Absolute one-step photography” technology was revolutionary. In an Apple-like town hall meeting, Land snapped 5 photos in ten seconds that were all processed within the camera, ejected themselves, and

then, as if by magic, developed before their eyes. The miniature photo lab was encased in a chic chrome and saddle brown leather design that folded up to fit in one’s pocket.

Each pack of film contained its own battery, so the camera could be used without fear it would die in the middle of a photo session. The SX-70 was an instant success.

This new, hand-held wonder immediately found its way into the hands of photographers and artists. The compact, easily operable device allowed Ansel Adams to beautif ully capture the grandeur of Yosemite even in the 3.108 × 3.024 format.

Andy Warhol was rarely seen without his trusty SX-70, which he used to capture some of his most well known photographs, including many of himself. Maripol, the photographer and stylist who is often touted as having discovered Madonna, was a prolific user of the SX-70, capturing many wellknown images of Madonna, Grace Jones and Debbie Harry. Her photos inf luenced Taylor Swift’s album cover for “1989”.

With the advent of one-hour photo development at drug stores and digital cameras, the Polaroid fell out of favor until recently. Refurbished SX-70s have become a coveted find, and photographers with an eye for nostalgia are buying digital versions of the instant camera. Just remember, never shake a Polaroid picture.

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he ability to capture instantaneous images with ease has become integral to our daily lives. Most of us have a camera on our person at all times, and many of us cannot remember a time when pictures were not instantly viewable on a digital device.

In 1943, a young girl asked her father, the inventor Edwin H. Land, why they could not see the pictures they took on vacation instantly. Land pondered her question and got to work in his lab for 5 years. His solution—the first Polaroid instant camera, which allowed any user to snap a picture and then remove a print that developed in about one minute. The original Polaroid camera was revolutionary, but it wasn’t as instant or user-friendly as it could be. Using the camera took some time to learn: there was a trial and error process that involved manually pulling out the layers of paper, developing chemicals and film from the camera. The user also had to time the development themselves and then peel the photo

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