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blanketed in a cloud of cotton-candy-colored buds. Stateside, Washington, DC, may get all the attention for its National Cherry Blossom Festival—more than a million visitors each year descend on the capital to ogle the thousands of trees in

bloom—but Philadelphia observes the same flowery rituals in exceptional fashion with the Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival, April 1 through 9. Now in its 20th year, the event, hosted by the Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia, is

a revelrous tribute to the music, art, food, and flowers of the island nation. The festival kicks off at the Shofuso Japanese House and Garden, now home to the only traditional hinoki cypress bark roof outside of Japan following last fall’s restoration

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COVER STORY 54 // GAME ON With over 200,000 fans expected to blitz Philly for the NFL Draft this April, the city is gearing up for three action-packed days. Hang with the Eagles—including our covers stars Brent Celek and Rodney McLeod— and meet your football heroes.

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SCENE 59 // BRING ON SPRING! From slinky cabaret numbers to avant-garde street art, kickstart your calendar with these six must-see tickets.

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62 // FROM DAWN TO DUSK What’s brewing at Philly’s cool new all-day cafés? Everything.

64 // PATRIOT GAMES! Walk in George Washington’s footsteps at the new Museum of the American Revolution.

66 // DIAMONDS IN THE ROUGH Artist Leila Cartier’s fashion magazine collages are the definition of a beautiful mess.

70 // WINE NOT? See, swirl, sniff, sip, and savor spring’s best bottles during Philly Wine Week.

STYLE 73 // PLACE YOUR ZABÊTES! New York fashion maven Beth Buccini delivers high style to her hometown at Bryn Mawr’s buzzy new outpost of Kirna Zabête.

76 // MIRROR, MIRROR Refresh your skincare regimen with must-have spring products from these brand-new beauty hubs.

78 // GOT IT MADE Rachel Ford reaps what she sews at her newly expanded fashion design studio.

80 // HIDE AND SEEK With a new outpost, watch brand Shinola proves that it’s doing much more than keeping time.

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fashion eclecticism at its best. The ultimate accessory: bravado!

BRIDAL STYLE 97 // NICE STEMS! Spring bouquets get a ‘90s reboot thanks to free-flowing florals.

98 // TIMELESS ELEGANCE

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Modern twists on classic diamond jewels make a sparkling statement walking down the aisle.

The historic Water Works is now hosting some of the city’s most scenic weddings.

100 // PRETTY IN PEARLS Brides are daring to be different by returning to a lustrous classic.

82 // IN THE LOOP In the bag: Shop the latest designer top handles, totes, and clutches at Kirna Zabête.

84 // BACK IN THE SADDLE!

102 // WALKING ON WATER At the historic Water Works, the skyline may have changed in the last century, but the views remain as stunning as ever.

Springy hues and sporty silhouettes give equestrian essentials a modern twist.

104 // GARDEN PARTY

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106 // SOMETHING NEW

As buds burst and nature blossoms, watchmakers offer a riot of color in pieces that bloom on the wrist.

Couples can now say their “I dos” outdoors at The Merion.

After designing 15 looks for her weeklong wedding, Naveda Couture’s Amy Devan takes her bridal label in a new direction.

108 // FACE VALUE

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123 // A GOOD SIGN The writing’s on the wall: Autograph Brasserie is the Main Line’s sexiest new spot.

126 // NO RESERVATIONS The Main Line is experiencing a restaurant renaissance of late, showcasing innovative culinary talents and visions on par with Center City’s finest.

128 // SPRING FASHION FLING From showy stripes to sexy shoulders, suburban fashion mavens break down what to buy now.

SPACE 135 // SECOND TIME AROUND Take a seat: Chairloom brings its upscale, upcycled furnishings to Kennett Square.

136 // BUILDING BLOCKS Three of the city’s hottest redevelopment projects are blending history and innovation.

140 // THE SKY’S THE LIMIT

142 // ANTIQUARIAN’S DELIGHT Barbara Eberlein talks art fairs, archaeology, and her awardwinning work at Ardrossan.

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148 // CAT CALL Jaguar’s new F-Pace SUV is on the prowl in Philly.

THE SOURCE 153 // THE SOURCE: SPACE Your ultimate Philadelphia home décor guide.

159 // THE SOURCE: STYLE Philadelphia’s finest fashion and beauty destinations.

167 // THE SOURCE: SCENE The best of Philadelphia dining and drinking.

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on the cover: Brent Celek and Rodney McLeod Photography by Phil Kramer Grooming by Kenny Duncan for Main Attraction Unisex Salon and Josh DeMarco for Jason Matthew Salon Rittenhouse; wardrobe provided by Robbini Bespoke, 609-685-3484; robbini.com; shot on location at Tendenza, 969 N. Second St., 215-238-5750; cescaphe.com/tendenza

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On set for this issue’s cover shoot with Rodney McLeod and Brent Celek at Tendenza. The Philadelphia Eagles players stuck around after to talk about music and their favorite Philly restaurants; with Fox 29’s Alissa Ingram and NBC10 anchor and reporter Rosemary Connors at the Academy of Music 160th Anniversary Concert and Ball.

thinking that football would be the topic of conversation.

But just one week after the season ended and with three months of downtime looming (Celek was getting ready to escape to a remote cabin in the woods with his family and McLeod was looking forward to trying out a long list of restaurants saved on his phone), it was social media, not sports, that was on everyone’s minds. Both of them confessed they were taking a break from scrolling to be more present while off the field.

Meanwhile, the team here at Philadelphia Style has been living and breathing social media in preparation for another busy year ahead. Our digital presence is the real-time complement to our glossy pages, giving readers a behind-the-scenes look at special events, openings, and Philadelphia Style parties. In

the months ahead we will be snapping, posting, and tagging more than ever to bring fans of the magazine to the front lines of what’s new and now in Philly--particularly the moments featured in the pages ahead, like the official opening of the gorgeous Museum of the American Revolution, the annual PHS Flower Show, the latest run of Broadway musical Cabaret, and a fashion-minded exhibit from Philly artist Leila Cartier.

Follow along @phillystylezine for all the fashionable fun ahead in 2017.

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY PHIL KRAMER (MCLEOD AND CELEK)

Pop quiz, readers: Who was the first and last Philadelphia athlete to appear on the cover of Philadelphia Style? If you guessed Cole Hamels, you’re right. Dressed in a Hugo Boss navy suit and striped Psycho Bunny tie, the all-star pitcher appeared on our Spring 2009 edition shortly after winning the 2008 World Series (and walking in that epic parade down Broad Street) looking more like a model than a World Series MVP. This spring we gear up for another memorable Philly sports moment when the NFL Draft lands here April 27–29.

You can be sure that cover stars and Philadelphia Eagles players Brent Celek and Rodney McLeod will play proud hosts to the thousands of aspiring players and veteran names slated to take part in the festivities. I brushed up on the latest sports news in preparation for our shoot,

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Philadelphia certainly knows how to throw a party.

After the city-halting visit of Pope Francis in 2015 and the celebrity-filled 2016 Democratic National Convention, our beloved Philly will once again be the focal point of national media buzz as Chicago passes the torch to host the 82nd Annual NFL Draft April 27 to 29.

The NFL Draft returns to the City of Brotherly Love for the first time since 1961 but the Draft has much deeper ties to Philly: The inaugural NFL Draft was held here in

1936 and Jay Berwanger became the first player drafted to an NFL team.

Coincidentally (or not) it was the Eagles.

More than 200,000 fans are expected to crowd the Benjamin Franklin Parkway during the threeday event. Landmarks from City Hall to the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where Rocky famously tread, will be on full display. Fans will have an opportunity to meet current and former players and have photo opps with the Vince Lombardi Trophy. A

windfall of over $80 million is expected to impact local retail, restaurants, and hospitality industries with the homecoming of this prestigious American tradition.

Philadelphia Style reacted accordingly, picking two of the most stylish Eagles players, Brent Celek and Rodney McLeod, to appear on our Spring cover in their off-the-field attire. All eyes will be on Philadelphia this April and we are proud to be there covering it all for you.

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY LISA LAKE (TRUMP); ANDRE FLEWELLEN (OTHERS)

clockwise from top left: With Martin Short at the Academy of Music 160th Anniversary Concert and Ball; Nigel Richards, Nicole Cashman, my wife Lauren, Steve and Sabrina Thorne, and John and Rosemary Kushnir celebrating my birthday at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach; with Chuck Peruto, Lindsey Glasgow, Shari Williams, Senator Anthony Williams, and Ani and Mark Semerjian at the Academy Ball; First Lady Melania Trump at our Holiday 2011 cover party.

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Contributing Editor Marni Prichard Manko’s been a part of the Philadelphia Style team since day one.

When she’s not wrangling her tween daughters or killing it on the tennis court, she’s busy writing about the many reasons she loves living in the suburbs for the Main Line Style section, or covering fashion news for national outlets like WWD. She also penned this edition’s Style story on Kirna Zabête’s Beth Buccini.

Behind the story: “I was surprised that Buccini spends more time at the Bryn Mawr location than at the New York store, which goes to show how much she has invested in Philly. And I like that she brings a mild sense of sartorial danger to the Main Line. Her clothes are just edgy enough to draw women out of their comfort zone.”

Spring must-have: “I’d like to try out the bra-top trend, but I don’t think my fashion forwardness would be appreciated by the aforementioned tweens.”

SARAH JORDAN Sarah Jordan is a National Magazine Awardnominated writer who lives in Philadelphia. She has written extensively on the arts, fashion, and style for national and regional magazines and newspapers. She is the author of four books. For this issue of Philadelphia Style, Jordan interviewed artist Leila Cartier.

Behind the story: “Leila showed me her collages in her sun-filled studio, located in a funky South Philly rehabbed factory.

Then, sitting on her great-grandmother’s glamorous cream-colored sofa—among piles of fashion magazines— Cartier talked art, art history, about growing up in Kentucky, about grandparents emigrating from Syria and Lebanon, and her evolution as an artist.”

On CartierÕs work: “She uses jewelry collages to address concepts of time—eternal and fleeting— and the seductive power of visual pleasure. Her work has a smart toughness and chicness embedded in each piece.”

BRIAN FREEDMAN Brian Freedman is a wine, spirits, food, and travel writer, beverage consultant, and event host and speaker. He writes a wine and spirits column at Forbes.com, and contributes to many other publications. He wrote this issue’s Scene story on Philly Wine Week.

What readers can expect for Wine Week: “Wine lovers have the opportunity to taste an amazing range of wines they may not have in the past, and then gather with winemakers, importers, distributors, and sommeliers to share knowledge and lots of great wine.”

Latest drink of choice: “There are too many to count! The great wines of Roero, in Piedmont; lots of Bordeaux Blanc; Pinot Noir from New Zealand and Grenache from Australia; new producers throughout California and Oregon; the remarkable wines of Greece; and plenty of gin and tonic, because it’s springtime!”

PHIL KRAMER Phil Kramer grew up in Philadelphia and Cinnaminson, New Jersey, and is a graduate of Antonelli Institute of Art and Photography.

Throughout his career, he has photographed various celebrities and his work has appeared in numerous fashion, lifestyle, and bridal magazines. Kramer believes his success reflects not only his accomplishments and beliefs, but also his incredible love for life and photography. In this edition, Kramer shot the cover featuring Eagles players Brent Celek and Rodney McLeod.

Tales from the set: “Photographing Brent and Rodney was a lot of fun, especially for me because I am a longtime Eagles fan. They’re phenomenal athletes, and meeting them up-close is a different experience than watching them make plays on TV.” Creative inspiration: “The idea was to make them look tough, and even though I captured some shots of them laughing and having fun, it was key to catch that serious moment for the cover.”

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The 14th Annual Jefferson Gala was held at the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown with a special appearance by Jon Bon Jovi.

Honoree Dr. Edmund Pribitkin was presented with the Achievement Award in Medicine for his contributions to medical science. Guests including Ed Rendell and NBA Commissioner Adam Silver enjoyed a cocktail reception before heading to the ballroom for a formal dinner.

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PHILADELPHIA STYLE HOLIDAY SOIRÉE Philadelphia Style kicked off the holiday season with a cocktail party at The RitzCarlton, Philadelphia. Guests enjoyed fare from Aqimero, SKYY Vodka specialty cocktails, Sturia USA caviar tastings, and music by DJ and trumpeter Matt Cappy. CBS 3’s Don Bell, fashion illustrator Dallas Shaw, and Fox 29’s Howard Eskin were just a few of the local notables in attendance.

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THE ACADEMY BALL Perhaps the winter’s most anticipated affair, the Academy of Music hosted the 160th Anniversary Concert and Ball on January 28. The evening began with a pre-concert reception followed by a performance featuring The Philadelphia Orchestra, Conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin, and very special guest Martin Short. Senator Robert Casey, Governor Tom Wolf, and Senator Anthony Williams were among the long list of local notables in attendance.

The night concluded at the Hyatt at the Bellevue with dinner and dancing until the late hours.

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Over 900 guests attended the fundraising gala, which raised over $800,000 to help find cures for children with cancer. This year, the Carpino family was honored as Stand Host of the Year after raising nearly $330,000 in five years. Dr. Jennifer Caudle and Meisha Johnson of CBS 3 were among the evening’s guests.

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Multiplatinum artist Vassy and Grammy Award winner Lil Jon took the epic dance party into the early morning hours. A portion of ticket proceeds benefitted Bianca’s Kids, an organization that grants wishes to sick and underserved children.

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Home field advantage: The Philadelphia Eagles, who are this year’s host franchise for the NFL Draft, first brought the event prospect to the City of Philadelphia.

hiladelphia is known for many things: for being the birthplace of independence, its world-class hospitals and universities, an obsession with cheesesteaks, and a fascination with Rocky.

But lately the city has also become known as a hot location for staging major events, many of them with global significance. In September 2015, Philadelphia hosted Pope Francis during his historic visit to the US for the World Meeting of Families. Last July, the Democratic National Convention brought a sea of blue and a swarm of celebrities to Philly to make history (again) when Hillary Clinton accepted the Democratic nomination for president.

In another nod to history, the 82nd annual NFL Draft (draftin phl.com) hits the City of Brotherly Love for three pigskin-packed days, April 27–29, marking a full-circle moment for football in Philly: Last held here in 1961, the very first Draft took place in the city in 1936 at the Ritz-Carlton hotel. But if you think the town will be turned upside down the way it was for Popeadelphia and the DNC, think again, says Mayor Jim Kenney.

It’s a brisk Friday in January inside the mayor’s office at City Hall, where his team, Julie Coker Graham, president and CEO of the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau, and Larry Needle, executive director of PHL Sports, have assembled for a roundtable interview about the Draft. “The pope’s visit was different because it was so restricted,” says Kenney. “The DNC was similar because it was also sitespecific and the delegates were bussed in and out [of the Wells Fargo Center]... and then we had people expressing their First Amendment

rights, which was terrific, too. This event will be better because it’s so open and positive; it’s not specific to a religious figure or a political party.

This is an American thing.”

And the mayor expects American football fans from all over to be out in full force in Philadelphia, topping the more than 200,000 who attended last year’s NFL Draft in Chicago. For the past two years, this free public event has been held in Chicago’s Grant Park, the first venue besides New York’s Radio City Music Hall to host the Draft in more than 50 years.

Philly’s prime location along the East Coast corridor made it an attractive dot on the map for the NFL, beating out cities like Dallas, Los Angeles, and Chicago in a heated contest. “Philadelphia is midway between New York and Washington, DC, and Pittsburgh is a few hours away,” says Kenney. “There are a bunch of big NFL cities surrounding us.”

Adds Needle, “We fully expect Redskins, Steelers, Jets, and Giants fans to make the trip here.” The mission of PHL Sports is to bring top sporting events—like the annual Army-Navy game, NCAA tournament games, and the 2012 NHL Winter Classic—to Philly. “Geography and accessibility were great selling points for the city,” says Needle.

“The NFL was really excited about those two aspects.”

So what sealed the deal between the NFL and PHL? It may have been Philly’s vibrant arts and culture scene, says ESPN analyst Ron Jaworski, a former Eagles quarterback and part owner of the Philadelphia Soul, the 2016 Arena Football League World Champions.

Jaworski, dialing in from a business trip in Florida for today’s roundtable, is the 2017 NFL Draft Host Committee Chair, along with co-chair

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IF YOU THINK THE TOWN WILL BE TURNED UPSIDE DOWN THE WAY IT WAS FOR POPEADELPHIA AND THE DNC, THINK AGAIN.

The Art Museum will loom large at this year’s NFL Draft, taking place along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. New fan-centric additions are sure to make the event the most interactive yet.New fan-centric additions are sure to make the event the most interactive yet.

Rodney McLeod and Brent Celek in action at the Linc.

Ira Lubert. “When I met with Commissioner Roger Goodell to talk about Philadelphia as a host,” Jaworski says, “this combination of football and the arts was very impactful because the NFL is looking to expand their fan base.”

Taking place along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, this year’s event will include the first outdoor NFL Draft theater, located on the steps of the Art Museum. Just beyond will be the fan festival known as the NFL Draft Experience, where football lovers come face to face with NFL legends for free autographs, have their photo taken with the Vince Lombardi Trophy, and take part in gridiron clinics featuring agility runs and field-goal kicks. When the draft itself begins, jumbo screens along the parkway will let fans watch all the action on ESPN. This year’s host franchise, the Philadelphia Eagles, which sparked the drive to bring the NFL Draft to the city, will be involved in many of the events, while draft prospects will participate in a variety of community initiatives, says Needle. And, of course, there will be tons of private parties.

During downtime, the city is banking on visitors exploring neighborhoods beyond the Parkway and patronizing local businesses. Coker Graham provides the estimated figures, which are impressive: $86 million in economic impact, roughly 40,000 room nights booked, and some 26,000 jobs supported. And the millions of people tuning in to watch—according to the NFL, an estimated 8.3 million viewers will catch Round 1 of the Draft—will see plenty of Philly’s iconic streets and structures. The value of that?

Incalculable, says Kenney.

Adds Coker Graham, “These marquee events amplify our message that Philadelphia is a great place to visit, reside, and do business.”

Congressman Robert A. Brady, calling into the meeting from Harrisburg, goes even further: “I think that the Draft will be different than the DNC in terms of economic impact because convention visitors were tied to hotels and schedules.

People will be wandering around and more engaged with local businesses.”

But while economic impact and major media coverage are important, everyone agrees that the key message is that the NFL Draft is a free, familyfriendly experience for sports fans of all kinds.

Imagine an Eagles tailgate at the Linc only on a much grander scale, says Kenney: “There are more women than ever going to games, and racial and ethnic diversity. You see all different Philly neighborhoods represented-—you can always tell by the music and food when you walk around the parking lot.” Adds Brady, “Everyone is green on game day.”

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WITH PHILLY IN THE SPORTS SPOTLIGHT FOR THE NFL DRAFT, PHILADELPHIA EAGLES BRENT CELEK AND RODNEY MCLEOD TALK FOOTBALL, FAMILY, AND FREE TIME. Run down the stats and Brent Celek and Rodney McLeod don’t seem to have much in common. Celek, who began his career as a fifth-round draft pick under Andy Reid, is a veteran Eagles tight end and has been a fixture on both the football and philanthropy scenes in Philly for more than a decade. McLeod, who grew up around the Washington, DC area, just wrapped up his first season with the Eagles as a safety after starting out as an undrafted free agent with the St. Louis Rams, and is still getting to know his adopted hometown. But they do have one big thing in common: They love the food in Philly, from out-of-the-way pizza joints to stalwart dining experiences like Buddakan. Fresh off a charity fashion show for Big Brothers Big Sisters, Celek and McLeod donned suits instead of uniforms to talk to Philadelphia Style.

When did you both know that football was more than a hobby?

Brent Celek: I always knew I loved football. I watched all the games growing up, especially Notre Dame. I liked the Eagles but the Pittsburgh Steelers were my favorite team because of Jerome Bettis.

He’s my favorite player of all time. I started playing tight end as a freshman in high school. During the first game I caught a touchdown pass, and I knew that was the position I wanted to play.

Rodney McLeod: My mom always made sure we did extracurricular activities, so I played football and basketball, and ran track growing up. I went to the Junior Olympics for track and ran in the Penn Relays in high school. I enjoyed it but I knew football was where I wanted to be. I didn’t want to just run—I wanted to have a purpose behind it. Track has really helped

me on the field from a conditioning standpoint. I’ve got a lot of miles on these legs.

What were your first impressions about Philadelphia?

RM: I’m from the DC area so there are a lot of similarities. I had only been to Philly once before, but I had friends from here so I knew a lot about the city—like the cheesesteaks. I still don’t have a favorite.

BC: Cincinnati was like a ghost town compared to Philadelphia; I had never really been to a major city before. One of the first things that I heard was about the people, that it was a rougher, tougher city. And it turns out that it is. [Laughs] But I liked that.

It’s changed me for the better.

How are you spending the off season?

RM: I’m going to stay in Philly and check out new restaurants. I have a whole list on my phone. I’ve knocked a lot of tourist stuff off my bucket list already: the Rocky steps, Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell.

BC: My family and I are going to a cabin in the Midwest. I like to cook, so I’ll make everything from scratch, and read a lot.

Being a new dad is the greatest thing ever.

My daughter has really changed how I see the world.

What’s one thing people might not know about you?

RM: I’m the oldest of five brothers and sisters so I always helped out growing up, from making grilled cheese to changing diapers.

BC: I’m an entrepreneur at heart. Real estate is my passion so I’m getting more involved in that. And I’m working with a local R&B artist, Guordan Banks, on his music career. Music is my other passion.

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BRING ON SPRING!

Going Dutch: The famed florals of the Netherlands are on full display during the PHS Flower Show.

FROM SLINKY CABARET NUMBERS TO AVANT-GARDE STREET ART, KICKSTART YOUR CALENDAR WITH THESE SIX MUST-SEE TICKETS.

BY CONNIE CAPONE

Must-see #1: The largest and longest-running horticultural event in the country, the PHS Philadelphia Flower Show returns to the Pennsylvania Convention Center in March (March 11–19; theflowershow.com).

Neat rows of rainbow tulips, hyacinths, and

daffodils re-create the iconic landscapes found across the Netherlands for this year’s theme, “Holland: Flowering the World.”

Must-see #2: The Tonywinning Roundabout Theatre Company brings its acclaimed production of Cabaret (April 4–9;

kimmelcenter.org) to the Academy of Music for eight performances for the company’s 50th anniversary season.

Directors Sam Mendes and Rob Marshall produce a “beautiful portrayal of the emotional times of 1930s Germany,” says Kimmel Center

programming director Frances Egler.

Must-see #3: The Barnes Foundation’s “Person of the Crowd: The Contemporary Art of Flânerie” (February 25–March 22; barnes foundation.org) is a symbolic effort to reflect

contemporary experience as artists “heighten their connection to the vital urban social fabric,” says Thom Collins, Barnes Foundation executive director and exhibit coordinator. Forty domestic and international artists embody issues such as racism, gender

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Must-see #4: An action-packed love story brimming with pirates and princesses, the Pennsylvania Ballet’s Le Corsaire (March 9–19; paballet.org) takes the stage for the first time in Philadelphia at the Academy of Music. Set in Eastern Europe, the act boasts bold costumes and intricate set designs. “It’s a very technically demanding ballet,” says Artistic Director Ángel Corella, “but a fun story for the whole family.”

Must-see #5: Celebrating the pivotal movement of watercolor painting in US history (1860–1925), “American Watercolor in the Age of Homer and Sargent” (March 1–May 14; philamuseum.org) is the largest loan exhibition seen in decades at the Art Museum. Over 170 works from unsung artists and influential figures alike examine a key period of art transformation throughout the lifetimes of the famed watercolorists.

Must-see #6: Mozart’s renowned comic opera The Marriage of Figaro (April 28–May 7; opera phila.org) is a satirical romance brought to life

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the Academy of Music.

Mozart’s lively score is led with a witty and knotty comedy. Singing the role of the Countess, Curtis Institute of Music graduate Layla Claire says she looks forward to returning to her musical community. “With so many past coaches and mentors, I’m sure to see many familiar faces in the audience.”

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clockwise from top: Dripping with sex appeal, Cabaret commands the stage at the Academy of Music; the watercolor work Milkweeds (1876)

by Fidelia Bridges on view at the Art Museum; Mozart’s comedic masterpiece The Marriage of Figaro is part of Opera Philadelphia’s current season; Eleanor Antin’s photograph The Wonder of It All (1974–75) is part of the Barnes Foundation’s street art exhibition.

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At Old City’s High Street on Market, piled-high sandwiches served on housemade breads are a top lunch order. INSET: High Street’s The Forager, a combination of seared king oyster mushrooms, braised kale, farm egg, young Swiss, and black trumpet mayo.

BY KRISTIN DETTERLINE

It wasn’t so long ago that the only place you could dig into breakfast, lunch, dinner, and all the hangry-making moments in between was the diner. Enter the all-day café, a new way of eating out that feels overdue for Philly. After all, Europeans have been enjoying hand-poured coffee and fresh-baked bites whenever they please for centuries. Ellen Yin’s nationally recognized High Street on Market (308 Market St., 215-625-0988; highstreetonmarket.com) and Michael Schulson’s coffeemeets-sushi concept Double Knot (120 S. 13th St., 215-6313868; doubleknotphilly.com) were among the first. They’ve been joined by neighborhood newbies like chef-duo Scott Schroeder and Pat O’Malley’s Queen Village corner café Hungry Pigeon (743 S.

Fourth St., 215-278-2736; hungrypigeon.com), where the family dinner menu is a coveted reservation, and Plenty Café’s (705 S. Fifth St., 267-7586791; plentyphiladelphia.com) third outpost a few blocks away. Here, brothers Anthony and Damon Mascieri have assembled a menu of global bites that pairs well with 18 beverages on tap for beer, wine, and, yes, a trio of coffees.

Meanwhile, over at Rittenhouse’s Res Ipsa (2218 Walnut St., 267-519-0329; resipsaphilly.com), a collab between ReAnimator Coffee and Stock chef Tyler Akin, chia seed parfaits give way to Italian fare like garlicky spaghetti and clams and whole fish with salsa verde. One visit to any of these comfortable cafés and you’ll be glad the diner finally grew up.

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Plenty Café’s newest flagship location in Queen Village pours coffee in the morning and cocktails in the evening.

LEFT: High Street’s sweet and savory baked goods are an all-day indulgence.

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AT PLENTY CAFÉ, ANTHONY AND DAMON MASCIERI HAVE ASSEMBLED A MENU OF GLOBAL BITES THAT PAIRS WELL WITH BEER, WINE, AND, YES, COFFEE.

A glass of Cappelletti Aperitivo Americano Rosso garnished with an orange peel reflects Plenty Café’s wide range of Italian spirits.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY NEAL SANTOS (HIGH STREET SANDWICH); JASON VARNEY (HIGH STREET PASTRIES); SPENCER STARNES (PLENTY CAFE)

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PATRIOT GAMES! WALK IN GEORGE WASHINGTON’S FOOTSTEPS AT THE NEW MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

If the presidential election left you wondering how government works, then Old City’s new Museum of the American Revolution, opening on April 19, may hold a few of the answers.

Former governor Ed Rendell serves on the museum board and has been involved in the project since his early days in office.

“It’s filled with one great story after another—and these are stories that need to be told,” he says. Here, Dr. R. Scott Stephenson, the museum’s VP of exhibits, details the top stops.

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Boston’s famed Liberty Tree, a re-creation of Independence Hall during the British occupation, and a towering replica of an 18th-century ship are just a few of the museum’s major selfie moments. Says Stephenson: “This is a sensory experience: What was it like to stand under the Liberty Tree? Or sit in a chair in Independence Hall?” Outside, take a photo astride one of the cannons that decorate the museum’s permanent welcome pedestal.

Tucked behind glass in a dedicated 100-seat theater, the centerpiece of this vast collection is the sizable headquarters tent where George Washington conducted business and slept during much of the war. “This was essentially another home of Washington’s,” says Stephenson. The tent was made in Reading and used by Washington for nearly five years. Some historians even call it the first Oval Office.

“We have an amazing collection of 50 weapons never displayed in public before that trace the history of the arms that won our independence,” says Stephenson, who encourages visitors to check out what he calls a hi-def, touchscreen “virtual petting zoo” for artifacts.

Third and Chestnut Streets, 215-253-6731; amrevmuseum.org

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CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: The new Museum of the American Revolution is home to many of George Washington’s personal belongings; an assortment of swords used for battle; Xavier della Gattac’s 1782 watercolor painting Battle of Germantown rounds out the museum’s impressive artwork collection.

PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

BY KRISTIN DETTERLINE

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DIAMONDS IN THE ROUGH ARTIST LEILA CARTIER’S FASHION MAGAZINE COLLAGES ARE THE DEFINITION OF A BEAUTIFUL MESS.

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Leila Cartier, originally from coalcountry Virginia and descendant of 15th-century explorer Jacques Cartier, is known for her explorations of nature and beauty through ornate paintings and collages. A graduate of elite art schools Moore College of Art and Design and the Art Institute of Chicago, her work is tinged with beautiful decay and controlled abundance: Spot the skull , lurking praying mantis, or slithering snake blended into her rich creations. Cartier’s new series of large collages in the shape of trees, on view March 18 to April 15 at Schmidt-Dean Gallery (1719 Chestnut St.; schmidtdean.com), are fashioned from images of jewelry handcut from magazines. Here, she talks about her crafty creative process.

Work essentials: “English bluehandled Winsor & Newton watercolor brushes.” Art heroes: “Gustav Klimt, Pipilotti Rist, Sally Mann, Marilyn Minter, Andy Warhol.” Inspiration points: “Fashion magazines. I have stacks of torn out pages. I find it meditative to cut out the images. It’s borderline obsessive.” In the zone: “I’ll bring food and drinks so I don’t have to leave my studio. I’ve worked 10 hours straight, but you have to know when to stop so you don’t ruin things.” Words to live by: “During my undergrad year in Rome, my instructor, artist Stanley Whitney, said, ‘There’s already enough art in the world, so if you’re going to make art, you need to be serious about it.’” leilacartier.com

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WINE NOT? SEE, SWIRL, SNIFF, SIP, AND SAVOR SPRING’S BEST BOTTLES DURING PHILLY WINE WE .

BY BRIAN FREEDMAN

Now in its third year, Philly Wine Week (phillywineweek.org), March 19 to 26, will be highlighting the grape in all kinds of interesting and delicious ways at more than 60 restaurants and bars. Here, four oenophile favorites for raising a glass.

PANORAMIC VIEW

Panorama general manager and Wine Director Bill Eccleston cofounded Philly Wine Week with Kate Moroney, of Vintage Wine Bar & Bistro, in 2014. The wine program Eccleston has developed over the years, including more than 150 wines by the glass, is one of the city’s most notable for Italian reds like the Cantina Frentana Terre Valse Montepulciano and stunning American beauties like the Billsboro Semi-Dry Riesling. Penn’s View Hotel, 14 N. Front St., 215-922-7800; pennsviewhotel.com/panorama

Wine Week is yet another reason to head on up to that regal, second-floor aerie that is Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse. Pair one of the legendary steaks with a phenomenal bottle of Iuli Rossore 2012, a deeply expressive California red like the Merriam Cabernet Franc 2011, or one of the restaurant’s exquisite private-label wines.

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Among the standout plates on Panorama’s revamped menu is the braciola: veal skirt steak served with polenta and broccoli rabe.

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clockwise from top left: A mixed wine flight with the antipasti misto at Panorama; the artful presentation of Panorama’s tortelloni en brodo (lamb shoulder caponata, black garlic brodo, peas) is a feast for the eyes; Davio’s has its own private-label wines, both red and white.

Fork, a mainstay of Philly dining for nearly two decades, has, in the past few years, become a nationally lauded destination. No wonder: The food here is nothing short of stunning, and the wine program, featuring such stellar bottles as the Olga Raffault Les Picasses Chinon 2010 and the Champagne Colin Cuvée Alliance, works alongside the vision of the kitchen impeccably. 306 Market St., 215-625-9425; forkrestaurant.com

Jamonera is one of Philly’s finest homages to the glories of Iberian cuisine—not to mention a wine and sherry program that’s a study in Spanish grapes. For Wine Week, we love the R. López de Heredia Viña Gravonia Crianza 2003, a white wine for white-wine skeptics, or the Rotllan Torra 2012 from Priorat. Also look for special Wine Week events, like a dinner with 10 tapas and sparkling-wine pairings. 105 S. 13th St., 215-922-6061; jamonerarestaurant.com

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PLACE YOUR ZABÊTES! NEW YORK FASHION MAVEN BETH BUCCINI DELIVERS HIGH STYLE TO HER HOMETOWN AT BRYN MAWR’S BUZZY NEW OUTPOST OF IRNA ZABÊTE.

PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF KIRA LUXON PHOTOGRAPHY

BY MARNI PRICHARD MANKO

A few weeks after Beth Buccini opened the Bryn Mawr location of her renowned New York City fashion emporium Kirna Zabête, a customer walked in, looked around at the rows of luxe, fashion-forward clothes, shoes, and accessories, and stated, “You’ll never be able to sell any of this.” To which Buccini retorted, “Actually, it’s all been selling really well.”

Really, really well, in fact. Buccini’s sartorial sixth sense has rarely failed her.

It was the reason that this former fashion magazine editor opened her first store in New York’s SoHo neighborhood 17 years ago, which has since garnered A-list fans like Gwyneth Paltrow and Cameron Diaz. And it’s that same instinct that compelled her to bring it home to Philly this past winter.

“When I first opened the New York store, I felt like there was a void in the market,” she says. “When I moved to Chadds Ford six years ago with my kids and husband, I spent a lot of time looking at what everyone was wearing.

And I felt that same kind of void. The woman here is very sophisticated and knows what she wants—and if she doesn’t know, she’s eager to learn. And that’s my favorite type of customer.”

To fill that local void, Buccini has transformed an old Septa garage into a sleek Bryn Mawr Village boutique that carries an eclectic and meticulously curated montage of clothes, shoes, bags, accessories, gifts, and home goods. Her wares range from a $5 Terrapin Stationers Je T’aime

Red alert: With Kirna Zabête now in her own backyard in Bryn Mawr, Chadds Ford resident Beth Buccini is already planning a fourth location in Palm Beach.

“THE WOMAN HERE [IN PHILADELPHIA] IS VERY SOPHISTICATED AND KNOWS WHAT SHE WANTS—AND IF SHE DOESN’T KNOW, SHE’S EAGER TO LEARN.” —beth buccini

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“IT’S BEEN OUR MISSION FOR THE LAST 17 YEARS TO CARRY THE MOST IMPORTANT DESIGNERS OF TODAY AND TOMORROW.” —BETH BUCCINI

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Coffee-table books and sleep masks make for chic gifts from Kirna Zabête; of-the-moment handbags take center stage; a plush, pink sitting area by interior designer Steven Gambrel; the boutique carries 42 labels that are exclusive to Philadelphia.

Mini Card notecard to a $5,000 Mr&Mrs Italy parka, with racks of enough Chloé, Stella McCartney, Frame Denim, Adam Lippes, Altuzarra, and Saint Laurent pieces in between to satiate even the most discerning shopper.

“I think that my fashion editor training was fundamental in tweaking my eye and allowing me to learn what’s important and what’s interesting,” she says of how she decides what makes the cut. “I try not to look at things as a retailer all the time.

The one thing I’ve found over the years is that people want interesting, new, fun, unique.

But they also want solutions.”

Her editor training and industry cred has also allowed her to forge global relationships with cuttingedge, up-and-coming designers, including 42 labels with whom she has exclusives in the Philly market, like Off White, Ellery, Monse, and La Double J. “It’s been our mission for the last 17 years to carry the most important designers of today and tomorrow,” says Sacai-loving Buccini, who describes her style inspiration as a cross between revered socialite Lee Radziwill and funky Wonderland editor Julia SarrJamois. “We have Gucci, which is the hottest designer in this location, but I always want to show new designers that have that element of surprise. Creatively, it needs to give me goosebumps.”

But don’t head over on the hunt for the hottest trends. “I try not to be trend-based, because at the end of the day you want to buy things that stay in your wardrobe that you can wear over and over,” she says.

“Ideally, a woman should be filling her closet with things that she loves of great quality, that she can wear over a lifetime.” Bryn Mawr Village, 915 and 925 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, 610-581-7777; kirnazabete.com

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Three is definitely not a crowd—in your beauty cabinet, that is—with these power potions from Philly’s newest cosmetic boutiques.

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Calling all beauty aficionados: A clutch of cosmetic stores have joined the neighborhood—and with them come a slew of revitalizing new products just in time for spring.

CRÈME DE LA CRÈME

Iconic French beauty brand Clarins has debuted its first retail shop in the US (and its

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second in the world) at King of Prussia Mall.

The store features an exclusive spa, a team of experts to solve all your beauty concerns, and products galore. Give your skin an extra boost with the brand’s new Hydra-Essentiel Bi-phase Serum ($59).

King of Prussia Mall, 215-900-7989; clarins.com

MY BLUE HEAVEN

Bluemercury, the chain of luxe mom-and-pop beauty stores with over 100 locations, recently opened a shop in Bryn Mawr—its third address in the area. “We love the Philadelphia market,” says Barry Beck, COO and cofounder (alongside his wife and CEO, Marla Malcolm Beck). For the utmost radiance, try the

new PowerGlow Moisturizer ($72) from Malcolm Beck’s line M-61. 925 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, 610-5818887; bluemercury.com KNEIPP AND TUCK

Bavarian brand Kneipp marked its 125th anniversary with its first-ever store in the US. The new King of Prussia Mall location boasts a custom sink for

water treatments, plus its full line of gorgeous aromatherapy skincare and body products, like the Relaxing Lavender Body Lotion ($18). “Our skincare collection is not only nourishing,” says Christoph Hirschmann, CEO of Kneipp Group Germany. “It’s indulgent.”

King of Prussia Mall, 484-393-4794; kneipp.com

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STYLE DESIGN MINDS

GOT IT MADE RACHEL FORD REAPS WHAT SHE SEWS AT HER NEWLY EXPANDED FASHION DESIGN STUDIO.

Later this year, Rachel Ford will move her Made Institute design studio to a permanent home in the Spring Arts District, complete with state-of-the-art machinery and a new coworking space.

BY MARNI PRICHARD MANKO

“WE FOCUS ON THE ENTREPRENEURIAL EXPERIENCE, OFFERING CLASSES THAT GET DESIGNERS READY TO LAUNCH.” —RACHEL FORD

How does the Made Institute differ from a traditional fashion program? “We’re not a school; we offer a full-circle ecosystem that provides a high-level fashion education, business community, and resources to emerging designers.”

How has the fashion designer of today evolved? “Instead of pursuing a four-year degree and working for a corporate fashion company, designers are coming from other fields, looking to make a mark of their own.”

Talk about the business education side. “We focus on the entrepreneurial experience, offering classes that get designers ready to launch. In addition to technical knowledge, they’ll have websites, social media platforms, business cards, tech packs, product samples, business licenses, and business plans all before our annual runway show.”

What niche do you think Made fills in the Philly fashion scene?

“The only thing lacking in the Philly fashion scene was just that—the scene!

So many designers are working independently in their small studios, feeling disconnected from any sense of community and guidance. I want Made to connect the dots.”

305 Cherry St., 855-623-3745; made-institute.com

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When Opera Philadelphia and Free People alum Rachel Ford started Made in 2012, the designer’s goal was to provide continuing education to Philly’s growing fashion community.

This year, the studio relaunched as the Made Institute at a new Old City address but plans are already underway to move to an even larger Spring Arts space by fall.

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Yes, you know Shinola for its watches. You may even know about those downright handsome bicycles.

But take note—preferably in one of their monogrammed journals—that this Detroitbased company, founded in 2011, is just getting started.

Shinola’s new King of Prussia Mall store showcases the men’s and women’s lifestyle brand at its best, from a custom

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watch bar to the new home audio collection. So why Philly for their 18th outpost?

“Detroit is very similar to Philly, filled with tenacious, visionary people and an ever-changing food and retail scene,” says Shinola President Jacques Panis.

Here, three leather-clad essentials to score for spring. King of Prussia Mall, 610-290-4761; shinola.com

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Runwell turntable, limited edition ($2,500). below: Large carryall ($1,295).

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THE WATCH

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With classic silhouettes, minimal hardware, few fancy details, and no showy logos save for the embossed brand name, Shinola’s leather goods for men are about as understated as it gets. The large carryall, available in black and brown but looking best in a rich shade of bourbon, is a tote you’ll carry for a lifetime.

You could go about building your dream timepiece at the custom watch bar. But selecting one of the brand’s signature designs is equally satisfying. Shinola proves that they know their way around a watch with the new Runwell sport chronograph, a refined and rugged design with gold accents and a black leather strap.

A respectable vinyl collection calls for home audio accessories that look just as good as they function: Enter Shinola’s new displayworthy turntables in varying shades of black, silver, and neutral. It’s a move that Panis says illustrates the “elasticity of the brand.”

Headphones and speakers will roll out next.

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Runwell sport chronograph ($925). below: Runwell turntable ($2,500).

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IN THE LOOP ACCESSORIES DESIGNER DEBBIE MARTIN TURNS THE PAINTBRUSH OVER TO KIDS FOR A GOOD CAUSE.

BY KRISTIN DETTERLINE

After some 40 years in the fashion industry working in product development for department stores like Bloomingdale’s and Bergdorf Goodman and womenswear brands such as Chico’s, Debbie Martin decided it was time to retire. Sort of.

“The thought of never working again was unfathomable, so I decided a scarf collection was a great vehicle for me—it’s an accessory for every age and any season,” she says. This so-called vehicle took off at lightning speed: Launched in 2014, her chic, featherweight Debbie Martin Designs scarves are sold in nearly 100 boutiques and museum stores across the country, including the Art Museum. Martin, who has collaborated with artists and even her husband on prints, says that her Bucks County home of 35 years has influenced countless designs. “I’ve traveled all over the globe and I still think New Hope is the most beautiful place in the world,” she shares. But Martin’s greatest source of inspiration has undoubtedly been her 8-year-old niece, Hazel, who suffers from a rare genetic disorder that has left her confined to a wheelchair. Martin used one of Hazel’s finger paintings for a scarf and an entire collection was born: The Hazel & Friends line now includes designs from other sick children, with 20 percent of sales benefiting charities dedicated to genetic research and playground projects. With retirement officially on the backburner, Martin says she’s working harder than ever. “This is mine so it never feels like work. There are so many places I can take this collection.” debbiemartindesigns.com

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Debbie Martin’s Hazel & Friends line of scarves includes the Black & White Brushstroke (LEFT) and Square Dot (RIGHT) designs.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY LAUREN DRISCOLL (SCARVES); BRANDON M. JONES (MARTIN)

THE HAZEL & FRIENDS LINE INCLUDES DESIGNS FROM SICK CHILDREN, WITH 20 PERCENT OF SALES BENEFITING CHARITIES.

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STYLE TREND Sunglasses, Max Mara ($300). The Mall at Short Hills, 973-9129003; us.maxmara.com

Scarf, La Florentina ($48). Touché Accessories, King of Prussia Mall, 610265-2526; touche accessories.com

Webster sneaker, Stuart Weitzman ($598). 1711 Walnut St., 215-640-0400; stuartweitzman.com

Samarancande paperweight, Hermès ($610).

King of Prussia Mall, 610-992-9730; hermes.com

Shoulder bag, Diane von Furstenberg ($498). King of Prussia Mall, 610-285-1213; dvf.com

Hermès Spring/ Summer 2017’s retro equestrian classics feel right at home for polo matches and garden parties.

BACK IN THE SADDLE! SPRINGY HUES AND SPORTY SILHOUETTES GIVE EQUESTRIAN ESSENTIALS A MODERN TWIST.

BY FAYE POWER Wraparound choker, Lilli Studios ($38).

Touché Accessories, King of Prussia Mall, 610-265-2526; touche accessories.com ABOVE: Belt, Ralph Lauren Collection ($695). Shops at the Bellevue, 200 S. Broad St., 215-985-2800; ralphlauren.com.

RIGHT: Amber loafer, Rag & Bone ($395).

1601 Walnut St., 215-709-4284; rag-bone.com

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Robin’s egg blue Stone bag, Jeffrey Levinson ($1,250). Ella’s Grove, 385 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, 610-642-4422; jeffreylevinson.com

The Polo Games by Aline Coquelle, Assouline ($25). The Barnes Foundation, 2025 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy., 215-278-7200; assouline.com

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“April… hath put a spirit of youth in everything,” wrote William Shakespeare in “Sonnet 98.”

Indeed, the boundless energy of nature’s rebirth has been an inspiration for artists since the beginning of time. And like the Bard, some of the world’s finest watchmakers use springtime as an occasion to express their artistic skill in pieces that celebrate color and high style on the outside and engineering excellence on the inside. Shimmering precious metals, mother-ofpearl accents, and dazzling gemstones enhance the hues of the season. These creations may measure time, but like a beautifully turned sonnet, their appeal is timeless. For more watch features and expanded coverage, go to phillystylemag.com/watches-and-jewelry.

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ABOVE, FROM LEFT: Classic elegance and colorful éclat define this Cartier Clé de Cartier 35mm ($29,100). The rhodiumized 18k white-gold case is set with brilliant-cut diamonds. The watch features a Manufacture selfwinding, mechanical movement, caliber 1847MC. A flainqué sunray effect brings depth to the dial that is elegantly offset by blue-steel sword-shaped hands. The fuschia alligator strap adds a burst of color.

Bernie Robbins Jewelers, 775 E. Lancaster Ave., Villanova, 610-971-2446; cartier.com Haute horology pops with colorful interest in the elegant Rolex Oyster Perpetual Lady-Datejust ($17,500).

The 18k yellow-gold case features a bezel set with 46 brilliant-cut diamonds and a shimmering

Jubilee bracelet. It has a 2236 self-winding, mechanical movement that is manufactured entirely by Rolex and offers a 55-hour power reserve. Benari Jewelers, 299 Main St., Exton; 3606 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, 866-363-0808; rolex.com Architectural design elements and mechanical mastery meet in the Jazzmaster Open Heart Lady

by Hamilton ($1,145). True to its name, this timepiece offers intriguing glimpses of the watch’s inner movement, the new H-10 decorated caliber. Rendered in stainless steel with the option of a colorful leather strap or metal bracelet, it has an 80-hour power reserve. Bernie Robbins Jewelers, 200 N. Sycamore St., Newtown, 215579-8224; hamiltonwatch.com

OPPOSITES ATTRACT Spring’s overriding trend: Modern mash-ups of color, texture, and shape showcase fashion eclecticism at its best.

The ultimate accessory: bravado! photography by RODOLFO MARTINEZ styling by FAYE POWER

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FLASH OF BRILLIANCE WHO SAYS SHIMMERING SEQUINS SHINE BRIGHTEST AT NIGHT? on left: Tank dress, Alexander Wang ($5,995). Saks Fifth Avenue, 2 Bala Plaza, Bala Cynwyd, 610-667-1550; saks.com. Lucia bag, Dolce & Gabbana ($3,595). Neiman Marcus, King of Prussia Mall, 610-962-6200; dolcegabbana.com. on right: Athens top, Wolford ($160). King of Prussia Mall, 610-9627801; wolfordshop.com.

Sequined skirt, Dolce & Gabbana (price on request). see above. GG Supreme top handle bag, Gucci ($4,200). King of Prussia Mall, 610-3374130; gucci.com. Mule, Max Mara ($785). The Mall at Short Hills, 973-912-9003; us.maxmara.com

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YACHT-CHIC MAKES A CLASSIC COMEBACK IN NAUTICAL NAVY AND WHITE. on him: Striped sweater, Saint Laurent ($1,150).

King of Prussia Mall, 610-337-7601; ysl.com.

Pants, Michael Kors ($198). Bloomingdale’s, King of Prussia Mall, 610-337-6300; bloomingdales.com. on her: Cropped blazer, Saint Laurent ($2,450). see above. The AnneMarie one piece, Solid & Striped ($158). Barneys New York, 1811 Walnut St., 215-563-5333; barneys.com

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MODERN ROMANCE LIVES IN THE ETHEREAL...

AND EFFORTLESS. Gold gown ($4,990) and belt ($690), Oscar de la Renta. Saks Fifth Avenue, 2 Bala Plaza, Bala Cynwyd, 610-6671550; saks.com. Milena heel, Diane von Furstenberg ($298).

King of Prussia Mall, 610-285-1213; dvf.com

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MIDCENTURY AMERICAN CLASSICS SLIM DOWN AND DRESS UP! on him: Short-sleeve crew, Vince ($85). 1701 Walnut St., 215-220-4965; vince.com. Trousers, Salvatore Ferragamo ($690). King of Prussia Mall, 610-491-6810; ferragamo.com. on her: Floral dress, Dolce & Gabbana ($2,995).

Neiman Marcus, King of Prussia Mall, 610-9626200; dolcegabbana.com

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WITH A RETRO REBOOT, THE COUNTRY CLUB GOES AU COURANT. Dress ($3,115) and belt ($245), Prada. The Mall at Short Hills, 973-921-4780; prada.com. Coco platform sandal, Gianvito Rossi ($825). Neiman Marcus, King of Prussia Mall, 610-962-6200; neimanmarcus.com

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DENIM AND SNAPS HAVE US LOOKING TOWARD THE WEST. on her: Shirt ($2,490), skirt ($6,990), fringe earring ($650), Western necklace ($2,200), and belt ($595), Ralph Lauren Collection. King of Prussia Mall, 610-768-8863; ralphlauren.com. on him: Denim shirt ($1,495) and pants ($1,195), Valentino. Saks Fifth Avenue, 2 Bala Plaza, Bala Cynwyd, 610-6671550; valentino.com.

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WITH SIMPLE ELEMENTS, POSHPUNK INSPIRATIONS SHOUT OUT LOUD. on him: Jacket ($2,300), sweater ($650), ZigZag trousers ($750), and belt ($500), Louis Vuitton. King of Prussia Mall, 610-9920392; louisvuitton.com. on her: Pullover, Caviar Lace leggings, and Electrolyse necklace (all price on request), Louis Vuitton. see above Hair and grooming by Danny Jelaca with Creative Management (pages 88–93) and Deborah Brider using Kérastase and Votre Vu (pages 94–95) Makeup by Sage using Chanel and Dior with Creative Management (pages 88–93) and William Murphy using Diorskin Nude for Atelier Management (pages 94–95) Models: Maxine Schiff at Wilhelmina Miami, Olga Bocharova at Wilhelmina Miami, Josh Knight at Next Management Miami, Lada Kravchenko at Wilhelmina Miami, Chad at New York Model Management, Neil Fenton at Heroes Models, Jake Filling at New York Model Management, Yaris Cedano at Marilyn Agency New York Shot on location at The Confidante Miami Beach, 4041 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-424-1234; theconfidantemiamibeach. hyatt.com

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BRIDAL STYLE THE ESSENTIAL PHILADELPHIA WEDDING GUIDE

NICE STEMS! SPRING BOUQUETS GET A ’90S REBOOT THANKS TO FREEFLOWING FLORALS.

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Brian Kappra of Evantine Design is rarely surprised by what’s trending in the white-hot world of weddings. More than 20 years of planning Philly’s chicest nuptials and buzziest society events—including overseeing his luxe Wash West lifestyle boutique of the same name—can do that to a person. But even he was struck by an uptick in requests for a certain bouquet style.

“The foam bouquet holder from the ’90s is back,” says Kappra. “Brides want a cascade of flowers and more movement instead of the bowling-ball bouquets that we’ve seen over the last few years.” For spring, those looser arrangements will be punctuated by peonies, hydrangeas, and other “less architectural flowers” in different shades of white and surrounded by greens.

The subdued color palette plays well against other of-the-moment touches like mirrored tables, layered linens, mixed table settings, and a focus on furnishings like Lucite chairs, says Kappra. He adds that lighting— including natural light at outdoor affairs—should always be a factor when making design decisions.

“It shouldn’t be a matter of choosing one flower over another,” says Kappra, about constructing bouquets and table arrangements. “The overall feel of the wedding is what’s most important.” 7500 Wheeler St., 215492-8545; evantinedesign.com

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BRIDAL STYLE ADORNMENTS 18k white-gold and 30.10-carat diamond White Kites collection necklace, Stephen Webster for Hearts On Fire (price on request). Bernie Robbins Jewelers, Promenade at Sagemore, 500 Rte. 73 S., Marlton, NJ, 856-985-4500; bernierobbins.com

Sterling silver and diamond caviar drop earrings, Lagos ($2,900). 1735 Walnut St., 215-5670770; lagos.com

14k white-gold hexagonal vintage diamond engagement ring, Sylvie ($2,599, not including center stone). Marks Jewelers, 975 Bethlehem Pike, Montgomeryville, 215-3627132; marks-jewelers.com

TIMELESS ELEGANCE MODERN TWISTS ON CLASSIC DIAMOND JEWELS MAKE A SPARKING STATEMENT WALKING DOWN THE AISLE.

BY CASEY TRUDEAU

Platinum and pave band ring, Tacori ($5,680, not including center stone). Golden Nugget Jewelers, 800 Chestnut St., 215-925-2777; goldennuggetjewelry.com

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18k white-gold diamond bracelet, Cartier ($176,000).

King of Prussia Mall, 610-205-0450; cartier.com

Platinum and diamond wedding band, Van Cleef & Arpels ($32,400).

The Mall at Short Hills, 973-379-1800; vancleefarpels.com

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Platinum diamond earrings, Benari Jewelers (price on request). Benari Jewelers, 299 Main St., Exton, 610-363-8450; benarijewelers.com

Style inspiration Mia Farrow marries her Cardin original with a pair of diamond drop earrings.

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PRETTY IN PEARLS BRIDES ARE DARING TO BE DIFFERENT BY RETURNING TO A LUSTROUS CLASSIC.

BY CASEY TRUDEAU PHOTOGRAPHY BY JEFF CRAWFORD

It used to be that pearls came in exactly one variety—your grandmother’s—but brides today are bringing back these iridescent orbs with a twist for their special day. Pearlstudded bags, shoes, and bracelets marry modern design with timeless appeal for an heirloom that’s utterly of-the-moment.

Starburst multi-row necklace, David Yurman ($4,800). King of Prussia Mall, 610-265-6370; davidyurman.com.

Silver pearl bracelet, Oscar de la Renta ($890). Saks Fifth Avenue, 2 Bala Plaza, Bala Cynwyd, 610-667-1550; saks.com. Rox suede pump, Jimmy Choo ($3,750). King of Prussia Mall, 610-557-0530; jimmychoo.com. Box embellished pearl clutch, Moyna ($240).

Knit Wit, 1729 Chestnut St., 215-564-4760; knitwitonline.com. wBeaded petal comb pair, Twigs and Honey ($280). Lovely Philadelphia, 237 Market St., 215-6271800; lovelybride.com

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“IT WAS ALWAYS A DREAM OF MINE TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH A NATIONAL TREASURE.” —joe volpe

The bandeau veil is a modern update on the retro birdcage style: Marie Luxe bandeau veil, Enchanted Atelier

by Liv Hart ($975).

The Wedding Factor, 123 South St., 267-861-0409; weddingfactor.com

Jackie and Frank Kemp steal a kiss during their first dance in the Grand Pavilion.

Keep classic with a chiffon sheath silhouette—and up-to-date with an illusion neckline: Wedding gown, Pronovias (price on request).

Unveiled Philadelphia, 200 W. Washington Sq., Ste. 250, 267-2166339; unveiled philadelphia.com

It’s no secret that Cescaphe Event Group has been one of Philadelphia’s leading names in weddings for over 15 years. But five swank city venues in the portfolio still wasn’t enough for Joe Volpe, founder and CEO. Enter Fairmount’s historic Water Works.

“It was always a dream of mine to be associated with a national treasure,” says Volpe of Water Works. Opened in the late 1800s, it’s hard to believe the photo-worthy Neoclassical building was once a hub of the city’s water department.

For couples tying the knot April through October, Volpe suggests their first-ever outdoor reception area: the Grand Pavilion. The space not only offers panoramic views of Boathouse Row and the Center City skyline, but also features custom tenting and 19thcentury-inspired columns. For larger affairs, the Mill House Deck can host up to 400 people. The newly renovated Engine House is ideal for more intimate weddings, with room for up to 140 guests. Crystal chandeliers, crown molding, and hardwood and tile flooring are some of the updates to the main ballroom here. The property’s original bar was removed to create a private bridal suite. Upon removal, a hidden staircase was uncovered that once led to the caretaker’s cottage. “We incorporated the stairs into the unique design of the bridal suite,” says Volpe.

Whichever space you choose, Water Works continues to offer the top-notch service that Cescaphe is known for.

“Every wedding becomes a part of a bride’s and groom’s personal history, but Water Works weddings now allow us to make each wedding a part of Philadelphia history.” 640 Waterworks Dr., 215-238-5750; cescaphe.com

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AT THE HISTORIC WATER WOR S, THE SKYLINE MAY HAVE CHANGED IN THE LAST CENTURY, BUT THE VIEWS REMAIN AS STUNNING AS EVER.

BRIDAL STYLE VENUES left: A frameworthy photo opp of the first dance awaits at The Merion. right: For the first time, couples can exchange vows outside in the new North Garden.

GARDEN PARTY

The Merion has been a staple in South Jersey weddings for more than 40 years. But even with four ballrooms to choose from and a catering menu as thick as a dictionary—think caviar and street vendor stations and a grooms table with bar-food faves—brides still wanted more. They wanted to have their cake and eat it too, just outdoors.

“We’ve added what brides have asked for,” says General Manager Cliff Miller of the Cinnaminson venue’s new North Garden. The manicured space can host up to 400 people and features fixtures from Italy including a five-tier cascading fountain, illuminated ponds, and marble bridges. “This new addition has created endless photo ops thanks to the landscapes and dramatic lighting,” he adds.

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ballrooms, each designed in different themes. The Palazzo Ballroom is ideal for a party of epic proportions, with room to entertain 600 guests. For smaller affairs, The Merion offers the French-influenced Palace Ballroom and the Empire Ballroom, a modern setting inspired by New York City. And its most soughtafter space? The grand Skylight Ballroom, featuring a 40-foot-diameter glass dome that cloaks the room in natural light.

With the warmer weather, Miller expects to see even more photo-driven reception surprises like selfie sticks, personalized step and repeats, and flower walls. But for the ultimate photo setting just step outside—that’s what the new North Garden is there for.

1301 Rte. 130 S., Cinnaminson, NJ, 856-829-2111; themerion.com

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The perfect sleeveless gown for your perfect outdoor wedding: Lace-back gown, Nicole Miller ($1,400). Nicole Miller at The Shops at the Bellevue, 200 S. Broad St., 215-546-5007; nicolemiller philadelphia.com. left: 5-carat antique cushion-cut diamond ring, Jeff Kellmer Private Jeweler (price on request). 510 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, 484-3802155; jeffkellmer.com

BRIDES WANTED TO HAVE THEIR CAKE AND EAT IT TOO, JUST OUTDOORS.

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CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Amy Devan’s two wedding ceremonies were held at The Merion’s Skylight Ballroom; an ornate Indian bridal sari from Naveda Couture; the designer, clad in one of 15 looks she created for her weeklong wedding, takes to the dance floor at her reception.

AFTER DESIGNING 15 LOOKS FOR HER WEEKLONG DREAM WEDDING, NAVEDA COUTURE’S AMY DEVAN TAKES HER BRIDAL LABEL IN A NEW DIRECTION.

BY CONNIE CAPONE

Amy Devan, leading lady of Philadelphia label Naveda Couture (naveda couture.com), is a shining example of the “love what you do” mentality. A Drexel MBA grad gone fashion, Devan spent years in corporate marketing before pursuing her dream job in design school and ultimately launching Naveda, which sells online as well as in boutiques including Rittenhouse’s

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Shop Sixty Five (128 S. 17th St., 267-239-5488; shopsixtyfive.com). Fastforward three years and this jetsetter turned her weeklong wedding into a bohemian daydream.

“Bridalwear is a big part of what I do at Naveda,” says Devan, “I design and style for who I call the ‘wanderluxe’—my interpretation of a wild dreamer who has an appreciation for intricate, luxe details.”

THE WEDDING: At the first of Devan’s two wedding ceremonies, at The Merion’s Skylight Ballroom, an altar towered with flowers and accents like a vintage chandelier and imported Chantilly lace. “It was designed to look like we were in an enchanted garden,” says Devan.

THE LOOKS: Creating more

than 15 designs for her

wedding, Devan styled her bridesmaids in floralprint silk lehengas and hand-embroidered summer capes. Since white symbolizes mourning in Hinduism, Devan wore crimson red; for the second ceremony, she chose a dusty rosecolored gown with ivory beadwork and a long veil.

“I felt so regal,” she says.

“Like I was out of an old Hollywood movie.”

THE FUTURE: With the

wedding behind her, Devan is taking Naveda Couture in a new direction for 2017, with styling services, lifestyle products, and jewelry.

Her aim is to relaunch the brand in a fresh light. Says the blissful Devan, “I’m blending my work with the start of my happily ever after.

Does it get any better than that?”

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You’re most likely leaving your hairstyle up to a professional on your wedding day. But, regardless of who you book, your hair needs to be healthy first. That’s where Giovanni & Pileggi (308 S. 12th St., 215-568-3040; giovannipileggi.com) and their Milbon Smoothing treatment come in. “It smooths out the hair for a soft, frizz-free, and healthy look without adding weight,” says owner

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Full brows are in, and brides are taking notice. But they aren’t always so easy to achieve—especially if you followed the ’90s trend of over-plucking (we’re all guilty). Fortunately, 3000BC (8439 Germantown Ave., 215247-6020; 3000bcspa.com) has a treatment to cure any brow woes. “A wellgroomed, well-defined brow can make you look years younger,” says Jennifer Miller of 3000BC. The twohour treatment is simple: It’s similar to a tattoo, except the

Giovanni Mele. “The color-safe treatment has different formulas which tailor to all hair types and textures from fine to coarse.” Mele recommends getting the treatment done two to three weeks before your wedding.

BENEATH THE SURFACE

Makeup can be magical, but underneath a flawless face is simply great skin.

“Endymed’s Intensif is one of my favorite skincare technologies that has emerged in recent years,” says Dr. Bucky of Louis P. Bucky Plastic Surgery (multiple locations, 215-4909864; drbucky.com). “The treatment itself is microneedling with radiofrequency, [which] amplifies the cell turnover and dramatically helps to boost collagen, reduce any fine lines, and tighten the skin.”

Intensif is broken up into three separate treatments, each one month apart; the

last is one month prior to the wedding, with the option to come in 10 days before for an added brightening treatment.

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Worried about laugh lines from all that smiling? Cross Medical Group (multiple locations, 215-561-9100; crossmedicalgroup.com), which just introduced wonder filler Volbella for fuller pouts to Philly, has the solution. About four to six weeks before your wedding, opt for a Botox treatment.

“Botox will help you smile and gesture without making lines and folds,” says Maria Schafer, aesthetic nurse injector at Cross. “It helps to ‘iron out’ your skin.” If sun damage and unsightly veins are a concern, clinical aesthetician Joanna Pinkerton recommends IPL photofacials. “In a few short sessions, we can remove sun damage and veins to reveal a more even complexion.”

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Microbladed brows, a semi-permanent treatment for fuller arches, is in demand at Chestnut Hill’s 3000BC Spa.

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Wedding days quickly turn into wedding weekends, with rehearsal dinners, brunches, and everything in between.

Local spots have caught on to the trend, creating events to rival the wedding itself.

Get on board, too, and show off Philadelphia’s charm by treating your guests to pre- and postparties at these lavish spaces around the city.

If a breakfast buffet with a side of city views sounds like your thing, head to Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse (111

S. 17th St., 215-563-4810; davios.com), where guests are treated to made-fromscratch pastries and cakes on the penthouse floor’s outdoor terrace. “Brides and grooms are also booking brunches for family parties to celebrate destination weddings for people who can’t attend,” says Elizabeth Blakely, sales manager of Davio’s.

Or opt for dinner inside a wine cellar at Caffe Aldo Lamberti (2011 Marlton Pike W., Cherry Hill, NJ,856-663-1747; caffe lamberti.com), where

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BRIDAL STYLE VENUES you can pick a variety of homey Italian dishes to please all tastes.

Taking over your favorite restaurant is an option, too. “We offer partial and full buyouts of the restaurant for wedding parties at Tredici (114 S. 13th St., 267-928-2092; tredicienoteca.com). A partial buyout is ideal for a group of up to 45 guests, while a full buyout can accommodate up to 65 guests for a seated meal,” says Katie Balsamo, director of business affairs and special events for Zavino Hospitality Group. Or give your guests a glamorous experience in Philly’s most luxe hotels at Scarpetta (210 W. Rittenhouse Square, 215-558-4199; scarpettarestaurants.com/ philadelphia) in The Rittenhouse hotel (their house-made spaghetti is nationally recognized) or Aqimero (10 Avenue of the Arts, 215-523-8200; richardsandoval.com/ aqimero), a sweeping Latin

Sopra Lounge at Positano Coast by Aldo Lamberti is a colorful setting for brunches, rehearsal dinners, and bridal showers.

seafood space run by chef Richard Sandoval inside the Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia. “A window into the wood-fired grill in the main dining room allows guests to see the kitchen in action during their event,” says John Christinzio, director of operations.

If all of this sounds a bit overwhelming (you’re basically planning a second wedding here), let the professionals do the work for you. “We are able to offer recommendations for florists, musicians, vendors for favors and candy buffets, special linens, specialty cakes, and more,” says owner Aldo Lamberti, who also offers these services at his Old City spot, Positano Coast (212 Walnut St., 215-2380499; positanocoast.net).

With all of these options, making an impression on your wedding weekend is easier than you think.

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THE RITTENHOUSE HOTEL The city’s most iconic hotel is redefining luxury in Philadelphia. Lacroix’s culinary experts along with our team of dedicated wedding specialists will deliver you a completely curated and unsurpassed wedding experience.

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CESCAPHE EVENT GROUP Cescaphe Event Group is Philadelphia’s Premier Wedding Brand, orchestrating one-ofa-kind affairs at Cescaphe Ballroom, Atrium at Curtis Center, Tendenza, Vie, Down Town Club and Water Works. Our team of trend-setting experts will coordinate extraordinary celebrations to exceed any couple’s wedding dreams.

Contacts us at Cescaphe.com or 215.238.5750

THE MERION THE MERION has been South Jersey’s catering and special events facility for over 50 years.

It’s marbleized columns, grand spiral staircase, and cathedral hallways will leave you breathless. The Merion has been acclaimed for its delectable cuisine. Accompanied by white-gloved service, every detail is considered to make your occasion a memorable one.

1901 Rt. 130 South, Cinnaminson, NJ, 856.829.2111, themerion.com

GOLDEN NUGGET Golden Nugget Jewelers specializes in an extensive inventory of loose diamonds GIA certified. Designer engagement rings by Tacori, Ritani, Simon G, Verragio, A. Jaffee, Martin Flyer, Jeff Cooper, ArtCarved, and Michael M. In addition, there is a full selection of finished jewelry.

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CLIQUE CAM PHOTO BOOTHS Clique Cam is a boutique photo experience company. We specialize in creating an elevated experience for our clients, offering the latest in interactive photography. Our full length-mirror offers a sleek design and user-friendly interface, communicating with your guests through a touch screen of colorful animations.

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THE KIMMEL CENTER Unforgettable experiences with a picture-perfect backdrop. Host your special event at one of many breathtaking spaces at the Kimmel Center or Academy of Music, complete with spectacular food and exquisite cocktails by Garces Events’ award-winning chefs.

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For over three decades, Marks Jewelers has served brides with the ultimate selection of engagement rings, wedding bands custom jewelry and more. Conveniently located in Bucks and Montgomery Counties, we invite you to stop in today for a personalized shopping experience like no other.

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APRIL LYNN DESIGNS Wedding invitations are the first glimpse guests have into your big day, so you want to make sure they are unique, gorgeous and totally you. Contact us today for your complimentary consultation. Consultations are by appointment only and are held in our studio which is located in Langhorne, PA. 106 South Bellevue Avenue, Suite 204, Langhorne, PA 19047, 267.888.6095 april@aprillynndesigns.com, aprillynndesigns.com

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Best of Philly Dressmaker Irina Sigal has over twenty years experience working with bridal gowns, couture gowns, mother of the bride, and evening wear. We flawlessly alter, redesign or embellish the most complex gowns without compromising original construction. We are known for immaculate dressmaking.

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NOT TO BE MISSED EVENTS • HAPPENINGS • PROMOTIONS

AWARDS NIGHT PARTY & SCREENING

HOME RUNS FOR HEART

GO RED FOR WOMEN

The Prince Theater, 7:30pm, Sunday Feb. 26 Join the Philadelphia Film Society for a night of classic Hollywood glitz. Enjoy light fare, and cocktails while the awards show screens on the mainstage. GA & VIP tickets available. VIP ticket holders will enjoy an exclusive reception, priority admission, and a signature gift bag.

The 20th Anniversary of the Richie Ashburn Memorial Home Runs For Heart held by the American Heart Association and the Philadelphia Phillies. Join us on May 1st – 2nd for a home-run derby style event where you will have the once in a lifetime opportunity to take 20 swings at home plate in Citizens Bank Park.

In Pennsylvania, 26,000 women die each year from heart disease and stroke. 80% of these deaths are preventable with lifestyle changes.

The American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women® helps save lives! Join us for the Go Red for Women Luncheon this May in Philadelphia.

Tickets available at Filmadelphia.org.

For more information, visit heart.org/WalkPHL

THE PARTY!

PHILLY FASHION WEEK

Hyatt at the Bellevue, Friday, April 7th, 2017, 8pm Donors are Heroes/Gift of Life Donor Program invites you to the 15th Annual THE Party. Enjoy a top-shelf open bar, top restaurant food stations, and music by DJ Eddie Tully and Jessy Kyle. The VIP sponsor pre-party will be hosted by Mike Jerrick of Fox 29! Eat, drink, dance, and be entertained at THE Party! This fundraiser benefits organ and tissue donor awareness.

FBH The Agency prepares to produce an eventful week Philadelphia has never experienced before, featuring National & international designers and models presenting exquisite garments, exhibits of luxury products and services and world-class entertainment. Join us this year as Fashion is Redefined!!! Philadelphia Fashion Week Returns Feb 21st-25th.

For tickets and information, visit donorsareheroestheparty.com

For more info visit phillyfashionweek.org

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THE PHILADELPHIA ANTIQUES & ART SHOW Regarded as one of the nation’s preeminent antiques shows with nearly 60 dealers specializing in a mix of periods and styles — from American Federal to mid-20th century. Join us at The Navy Yard April 21st-23rd for expert-led discussions, collector programs, and a special loan exhibit. Presented by Freeman’s and AIG. Visit PhiladelphiaAntiquesandArtShow.com or call 215.573.2247

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MAIN LINE STYLE CHIC LIVING IN THE SUBURBS

A GOOD SIGN THE WRITING’S ON THE WALL: AUTOGRAPH BRASSERIE IS THE MAIN LINE’S SEXIEST NEW SPOT.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHRISTINE GREEN

BY MARNI PRICHARD MANKO

As one of the area’s most prolific and innovative restaurateurs, Marty Grims is the mastermind behind the Main Line’s pair of White Dog Cafés (200 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, 610-2253700; 379 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, 610-896-4556; whitedog.com). At either of these restaurants--plus the University City outpost of the café and the floating dining room known as the Moshulu ship along Delaware Avenue—the creative vision is just as important as the cuisine itself. But whereas the White Dogs pay homage to our canine friends, Grims’s latest endeavor, Autograph Brasserie, is an elegant and in-your-face nod to pop culture icons from the 1950s to today.

Walking into the vaulted space that Georges Perrier once called his own (Le Mas Perrier, Le Mas, Georges’), David Semerjian Builders and Balongue Design have transformed it into a visual wonderland. More than 550 autographed album covers line the lounge walls, while nearly 500 more autographed photos are peppered throughout the restaurant. “The inspiration came from my fascination when reviewing an autograph of President Lincoln,” says Grims.

“Seeing the signature of someone who has had such a great impact on history was incredibly powerful.” The curating process took about a year, collecting

In Autograph Brasserie’s Sycamore room, iconic beauties from stage and screen survey the equally stylish clientele.

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album covers from vinyl shops, autographs from dealers and auctions, and original photography from a New York gallery.

And the poster-size photographs aren’t posters—they’re limited-edition photography from the original negatives.

“Each person who dines with us finds connections with different pop culture figures depending on who they grew up with,” says Grims, adding that Kurt Cobain, Prince, and Elton John are some of the most commented on. “Guests walk around reflecting on when they purchased the same albums.”

The ambience has both feminine and masculine energy: The Sycamore Room, with its namesake tree planted in the center adorned with gold butterflies, celebrates legendary glamazons, while the Club Room’s manly vibe has images of Keith Richards and James Gandolfini lording over the room.

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contemporary Americanmeets-steakhouse menu draws on culinary signatures of France, Italy, and Spain. Some standouts are the charred Spanish octopus with Calabrian chili oil, preserved lemon, parsley, smoked pimenton aioli, and crispy potatoes, as well as a succulent whole roasted chicken with chive potato purée, wild mushrooms, and Madeira sage jus. And you can’t ever go wrong with one of the homemade pastas such as the pappardelle with duck confit, wild mushrooms, spinach, dried cherries, goat cheese, toasted walnuts, and citrus truffle jus.

Such a cool dining concept attracts an equally cool crowd, especially at the bar, where fizzy Aperol spritzes and updated riffs on the Negroni fuel chatter from happy hour until late night about—what else?—all-time favorite albums.

503 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, 610-964-2588; autographbrasserie.com

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The entranceway from the second-floor balcony is a glimmering spectacle of mirrors, metals, glass, and—of course—framed photos.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHRISTINE GREEN

from left: Autograph Brasserie’s understated exterior; premium Midwest steak is one of the classic flavors on the contemporary menu; a secluded booth in the Boulevard area.

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MAIN LINE STYLE HOT SPOTS A plate from Wayne’s new At the Table: Beef tenderloin with carrot purée, burnt onion, roasted potatoes, and Cognac peppercorn cream.

NO RESERVATIONS

THE MAIN LINE IS EXPERIENCING A RESTAURANT RENAISSANCE, SHOWCASING INNOVATIVE CULINARY TALENTS AND VISIONS ON PAR WITH CENTER CITY’S FINEST. HERE ARE THE HIGHLIGHTS:

Firepoint Grill’s comfortable dining room features high ceilings and rows of booths as well as a lengthy bar.

The organic Ora King salmon at EatNic in Paoli.

3739 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, 484-4283093; firepointgrill.com CUISINE: American CHEF: Christopher Heath, Executive Chef Nicolo Catenza MUST-TRY DISH: The Nueske’s Applewood Smoked Bacon Steak is a sweet and savory starter with extra-extra-thick cut bacon. It’s slow braised and then seared and served with grape tomatoes and frisee lettuce, and finished with Vermont maple syrup.

RESTAURANT: Cerdo, 382

E. Elm St., Conshohocken, 610-234-0561; cerdorestaurant.com CUISINE: Mediterranean CHEF: Will Langlois MUST-TRY DISH: The fresh (not cured) Iberico end loin served with saffron, butternut squash, and wax beans. Don’t miss the Prosecco on draft: Cerdo is one of the only places on the Main Line to offer draft bubbles.

RESTAURANT: La Cabra Brewing, 642 Lancaster Ave., Berwyn, 610-240-7908; lacabrabrewing.com CUISINE: Latin-inspired gastropub CHEF: John Hearn

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MUST-TRY DISH: Duck fries with duck confit, smoked gouda and manchego, crispy shallots, pico de gallo, and duck demi-glace.

RESTAURANT: At the Table

BYOB, 11 Louella Court, Wayne, 610-964-9700; atthetablebyob.com CUISINE: New American CHEF: Alex Hardy MUST-TRY DISH: The tender Wagyu Beef Coulotte with charred onion, smoked potato, and a Cognac cream sauce.

RESTAURANT: Cotoletta, 201

Jefferson St., Bala Cynwyd, 610-660-5224; cotoletta.net CUISINE: Italian BYOB CHEF: Beth Amadio MUST-TRY DISH: The 12-ounce bone-in veal chop: pounded, breaded, pan fried, and topped with chopped tomatoes, red onions, and basil soaked in olive oil and fresh lemon.

RESTAURANT: EatNic Urban

Farmhouse Eatery & BYOB, 231 W. Lancaster Ave, Paoli, 484-320-8155; eatnic.com CUISINE: New American CHEF: Tim Courtney MUST-TRY DISH: Heirloom carrot hummus with toasted naan, dried cherries, and spiced almond.

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY DALLYN PAVEY (AT THE TABLE); COPYRIGHT JEFFREY SAUERS (FIREPOINT GRILL)

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SPRING FASHION FLING

Hot off the runways of Proenza Schouler, stripes make a statement in the suburbs this season.

FROM SHOWY STRIPES TO SEXY SHOULDERS, SUBURBAN FASHION MAVENS BREAK DOWN WHAT TO BUY NOW.

This season, it’s all about wearability. That means that Main Line ladies can rejoice knowing that many of spring’s top trends are just as appropriate for lunch at Estia as they are on the runway.

Need another reason to celebrate? Some of spring 2016’s most beloved looks are still relevant in 2017—just updated with a fresh twist. Read on to find out what in-the-know boutique owners are stocking for spring.

COLD SHOULDER

One of the major must-haves for the past year, shoulder-baring blouses have women of all ages showing skin in a whole new way. “The

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off-the-shoulder top is still huge,” says Kirna Zabête (915 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, 610-5817777; kirnazabete.com) owner Beth Buccini, who has brought fashion’s biggest names to Bryn Mawr by way of her celebrity-approved New York boutique. “Like Donna Karan famously said, every woman looks fantastic in an off-theshoulder top… because no one has fat shoulders.”

Sara Campbell, president and designer of Sara Campbell (1012 Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, 610-525-3094; saracampbellwebsite.com), is also embracing the design. “We’ve captured the trend tastefully with a few of our flowy tunic

SPRING’S TOP TRENDS ARE AS APPROPRIATE FOR LUNCH AT ESTIA AS ON THE RUNWAY.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY JP YIM/GETTY IMAGES FOR NEW YORK FASHION WEEK (TOP); CATWALKING/GETTY IMAGES (BOTTOM)

BY MARNI PRICHARD MANKO

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APRIL 21-23, 2017 A nt iqu e s D e A l er s & G A l l er i e s Polly Latham Asian Art M. Finkel & Daughter Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Gemini Antiques Ltd. Nathan Liverant and Son, LLC Georgian Manor Antiques Mellin’s Antiques James and Nancy Glazer Lillian Nassau LLC Samuel Herrup Antiques Olde Hope Antiques, Inc. Hill-Stone Incorporated Peter Pap Oriental Rugs, Inc. Stephen & Carol Huber The Philadelphia Print Shop, Ltd. Imperial Fine Books & Oriental Art Steven S. Powers Barbara Israel Garden Antiques James L. Price Christopher H. Jones Sumpter Priddy III, Inc. James M. Kilvington, Inc. Francis J. Purcell, Inc. Joe Kindig Antiques Christopher T. Rebollo Antiques Kelly Kinzle James Robinson, Inc. Greg K. Kramer & Co. David A. Schorsch ~ Eileen M. Smiles Betty Krulik Fine Art, Ltd.

Arader Galleries Avery Galleries Diana H. Bittel Antiques Philip H. Bradley Co. Jeff R. Bridgman American Antiques, LLC Marcy Burns American Indian Arts LLC Ralph M. Chait Galleries, Inc. H.L. Chalfant American Fine Art & Antiques John Chaski Antiques Charles Clark Clarke Gallery Philip Colleck, Ltd. The Cooley Gallery Dolan/Maxwell Peter H. Eaton

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Elle Shushan Elliott & Grace Snyder Somerville Manning Gallery Spencer Marks Philip Suval, Inc. Thistlethwaite Americana Jayne Thompson Antiques Jeffrey Tillou Antiques Jonathan Trace Earle D. Vandekar of Knightsbridge Inc. William Vareika Fine Arts Bette & Melvyn Wolf, Inc.

THE 2017 LOAN EXHIBIT W W W “What So Proudly We Hail”

This year, The Philadelphia Antiques & Art Show loan exhibit will explore American flags, objects of patriotism and politics that have ignited our spirit of national pride and motivated us to stand for our beliefs.

W W W CALENDAR OF EVENTS W W W Each Day 10:00 -11:00 AM Saturday, April 22 at 2:00 PM

Friday, April 21 at 2:00 PM Forged Art The FBI Team’s Role in Solving Crime Jake Archer Special Agent, FBI Art Crime Team Philadelphia Division Sponsored by Altus Partners Delve into the dark world of art and cultural property crime.

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Banners of Liberty Flags of the Revolution R. Scott Stephenson, Ph.D. Museum of the American Revolution Philadelphia, PA Exploring the history of Revolutionary-era flags Sponsored by Flat er & Perkins W

Sunday, April 23 at 2:00 PM W Spangled and Splendid Discovering Art and History in Antique American flags Jeff Bridgman The evolution of the American flag from 1777-1920.

SHOW HOURS

Friday, April 21 W 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM Saturday, April 22 W 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM The Philadelphia Museum of Art Sunday, April 23 W 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Fairmount Park House Guides will Admission $20 share their expertise as they escort small All lectures are included in groups through the Show, highlighting the price of daily admission. notable objects and art offered by the Show’s outstanding exhibitors and taking a closer look at the 2017 loan exhibit.

Price: $25—includes admission to t e S ow.

For reservations, please call 215-573-2247

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MAIN LINE STYLE TRENDS

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Her integrity, intelligence and innovation in real estate has earned her the highly coveted Chairman’s Circle Platinum award from Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Fox & Roach.

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tops.” This subtly sexy look is also showing up poolside, just in time for spring getaways. “Cold shoulder and off-the-shoulder swimsuits are all the rage this year,” says Merrill Levin, president and CEO of Shirley & Company (42 Greenfield Ave., Ardmore, 484-416-3146; shirleyandco.com). “This can be seen in almost every swimsuit silhouette, like ruffled bikini tops and one-piece swimsuits with lace detail.”

dimension. In addition to the classic black and white stripe, there’s an undertone of bold color and irregular spacing reminiscent of racing tents and Nantucket awnings.” And since she’s based out of New England, Campbell is over the moon about stripes. “We’re from the home of all things preppy and nautical, so any stripe that reminds us of our beach umbrella is an automatic yes!” she says.

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SUPER STRIPES

Stripes in every formation are huge this season, whether it be broad bands of color or skinny lines. “I love big stripes and I cannot lie,” says Conni A. McDonnell, vice president of operations for Touché Accessories (King of Prussia Mall, 610-2652526; toucheaccessories. com). “Spring 2017 has refreshing bold patterns that add a pop of color and

Old-school button-down oxfords have been reinvented and modernized this season. “I’m loving the mix of masculine and feminine shown in the updated oxford,” says Fran D’Ambrosio, owner of Ella’s Grove (385 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, 610-642-4422; ellas-groveboutique.myshopify.com). For McDonnell, that means an interesting sleeve with a bell cuff, ruffle detail, or cut-out.

Main Line’s Leading Cosmetic and Neuromuscular Dentist “CHOKER NECKLACES SEEM TO BE EVOLVING IN DESIGN, WITH LIGHTER VARIATIONS FOR WARMER MONTHS.” —SARA CAMPBELL Even aforementioned trends like stripes--specifically banker stripes, says D’Ambrosio--and off-theshoulder silhouettes are making the button-down cool again. “I think it’s the contradictions that make this look so interesting,” adds D’Ambrosio.

CHOKEHOLD

And perhaps in what’s been the most ubiquitous jewelry trend of recent years, chokers still have a chokehold on the necks of even the most staid Main Liners. “Choker necklaces seem to be evolving in design, with lighter variations for warmer

months,” says Campbell.

McDonnell agrees about the updated iteration of winter’s heavier choker.

“Think thin cords, suede, lace, or ribbon with a small bauble or crystal accent.

Wear one or 10 in varying lengths. I’m still seeing these on Paris streets, and loving the creative ways they are worn by women of every age.” At accessories wonderland Marlyn Schiff (119 Coulter Ave., Ardmore, 610-642-3811; marlynschiff.com), the eponymous designer says chokers remain a top seller, and pair well with of-the-moment tassel or lariat necklaces.

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Dr. Marshall’s dedication to continued education gives her the unique ability to help her patients achieve beautiful smiles and treat severe dental issues, including:

• Porcelain veneers, teeth whitening, tooth-colored fillings • Airway issues that lead to sleep apnea • Symptoms caused by problems with TMJ • Orthodontic and dental “relapse” • Rejuvenating worn and broken down smiles

Take cues from jewelry designer Marlyn Schiff and pair necklaces of varying lengths with chokers for a fresh take on the trend.

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NOT TO BE MISSED M A I N L I N E

VICTORY GALLOP Thorncroft Equestrian Center’s 32nd Annual Victory Gallop held April 1st, 2017, 5:30PM – 12:00AM, with original artwork by Kristi Gilfillan. Black Tie Dinner, Dancing, and Silent Auction benefiting therapeutic horseback riding.

RSVPs a must!

To view the invitation, purchase tickets online, or learn about sponsorship opportunities visit thorncroft.org or call 610.644.1963.

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LIZ STELMACH HAIR ENHANCEMENTS

Liz Stelmach is a leader and innovator in the hair industry.

A most-celebrated celebrity hairstylist, Liz made a name for herself by creating innovative hair enhancement techniques. Determined to be unique, unrepeatable and to be the best damn hair enhancement expert Liz traveled internationally attending conferences in Vienna, Austria and Capetown, South Africa for new resources in this field. After collaborative meetings with Mark Barrington and Bridget Winston, well-known hair enhancement and replacement specialists in Hollywood, her personal techniques were launched.

SHOP MONTCO Montgomery County, Pa. is home to the best shopping in the U.S. With plenty of variety from luxury-brand retailers to small town main streets and outlets, plus more than 600 restaurants and 74 hotels, Montco is the ultimate girlfriend’s getaway destination.

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Twenty–five years later Liz is known for her distinctive procedures and intuitive approach to a forever changing and growing business of hair enhancements. She continues to mentor new stylists with ambition and has several successful protégés in the marketplace today that she is most proud.

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LET THEM EAT CAKE Sample cakes from more than 35 of the area’s best pastry chefs while enjoying live music with wine and spirits tastings. Our 2017 theme is Let Them Eat Cake, A Variety of Childhood Fun and Fantasy.

For more information, contact Harry Giordano at 215.385.0900, harry.giordano@ varietyphila.org, or visit varietyphila.org/let-them-eat-cake

NOT TO BE MISSED M A I N L I N E

HELPUSADOPT.ORG’S 10TH ANNUAL SPRING FASHION SHOW AT NEIMAN MARCUS Helpusadopt.org, a financial grant program that helps build families through adoption, will hold its 10th Annual Spring Fashion Show on March 15th from 11:00 – 1:00pm. The event will start with a champagne reception, followed by a fashion show featuring Veronica Beard.

For tickets, please visit helpusadopt.org or call 917.673.1278.

THE 2017 PHILADELPHIA FLOWER SHOW, HOLLAND: FLOWERING THE WORLD Guests will be transported to the rainbow landscapes of tulips, hyacinths and daffodils and the cut-flower and bulb markets that have shaped Dutch history. Explore the innovative Dutch landscapes, from windmills to the 21st-century Dutch Wave movement, which takes a natural and sustainable approach to landscape design.

EASTER ON THE FARM What better way to combine tradition, celebration and innovative seasonal cuisine than at Montgomery County’s best Sunday Brunch? On Easter Sunday we kick it up several notches as nearly 1,000 guests gather with family in our Grand Ballroom from 10 a.m.– 4 p.m, enjoying farm fresh made-to-order food stations and award winning handmade desserts.

For reservations, call Normandy Farm at 215.616.8108.

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RYDAL This stunning and unique one of a kind custom built all Brick home was designed to entertain. Enter a large marble Foyer which leads to a Living Room which features floor to ceiling windows and a gas fireplace. The Den has a gas fireplace, paneled wood walls, wide planked floors, custom woodwork, a wet bar with a wine cooler and a separate wine closet.

There are two powder rooms on this floor. The Gourmet Kitchen features new marble countertops and a massive center island. The eating area has a cathedral ceiling, wood burning fireplace, and a custom indoor grill. There is a large pantry room which features cabinets, granite countertops, an additional refrigerator and plenty of storage space. The adjacent laundry room features a new washer and dryer, two large closets and a sink with a granite countertop. The exquisite Dining Room has floor to ceiling windows, custom fabric upholstered walls and a wood burning fireplace. The Master Suite is located on the first floor

and features custom closets and a separate dressing room. The Master Bathroom has a marble floor and shower, a jacuzzi tub, make-up area and custom woodwork featuring a mother of pearl inlay. The first floor also has two additional Bedrooms with their own private bathrooms.

The second floor features a large Bedroom and bathroom as well as a large living area and two storage areas. This is the perfect spot for guests, in laws or your nanny. The finished basement has a full bar, exercise and family area as well as more storage. The exterior of the home features a beautiful, private yard with a recently renovated pool and a newly constructed oversized two car detached garage. The home has five zone heating and central air, new rubber roof, new hot water heater and all electrical boxes and circuit breakers are new and upgraded. Home has been recently painted and new carpets. This home is a must see for the discerning buyer!

THE CONNIE BERG TEAM 680 Old York Rd, Suite 200 Jenkintown, PA 19046 215-429-4024 215.887.0400 connieberg.com

SPACE REAL ESTATE & DESIGN

SECOND TIME AROUND TAKE A SEAT: CHAIRLOOM BRINGS ITS UPSCALE, UPCYCLED FURNISHINGS TO KENNETT SQUARE.

PHOTO BY ALESSANDRA MANZOTTI/COURTESY OF WORKS

BY VERONICA SHELLEY

Imagine being able to give your favorite furniture a second life—a cooler, more contemporary life.

Molly Andrews Burke, owner and creative director of Chairloom, does just that. “What makes a piece of furniture perfect for reupholstering is good bones,” says Burke. “It has to have a good quality frame and feature an interesting shape.”

The furniture guru works with an array of textiles (think Utopia Goods, Katie Ridder, Eskayel, and more) to repurpose sofas, tables, porch swings, ottomans, and, her favorite, chairs. “I love when people bring us a textile from a foreign country, or a family heirloom with an interesting history.”

Chairloom has a lot to celebrate.

Last September, they opened a second location (the original is in Ardmore) at Works, Kennett Square’s new lifestyle co-op shop.

“Kennett has helped us achieve a pop-up shop away from home, and now allows us to brand a second space to have a life of its own,” says Burke. The Chairloom team is collaborating with House of Hackney, a London-based textile company, on a vintage and custom furniture display at Bergdorf Goodman in March. Says Burke, “We’re looking forward to seeing what doors open now that we will be making more of our own vintageinspired pieces.” 432 S. Walnut St., Kennett Square, 484-732-8586; chairloom.com

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“I LOVE WHEN PEOPLE BRING US A TEXTILE FROM A FOREIGN COUNTRY OR A FAMILY HEIRLOOM WITH AN INTERESTING HISTORY.” —MOLLY ANDREWS BURKE

Chairloom joins a host of other high-end names in fashion, home décor, and vintage pieces at Kennett Square’s new one-stop shop, Works.

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SPACE PROPERT Y NEWS

BUILDING BLOCKS THREE OF THE CITY’S HOTTEST REDEVELOPMENT PROJECTS ARE BLENDING HISTORY AND INNOVATION.

BY CONNIE CAPONE

The one-bedroom suite at PRDC Properties’ newly transformed Lincoln is filled with modern fixtures perfect for entertaining.

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Nestled along the Schuylkill River Trail is the newly acquired headquarters for Aramark (937-660-4708; aramark.com) at 2400 Market Street. The facility for the global leader in food distribution will be housed within the nine-story, 600,000-square-foot structure that focuses on modern design and sustainability. Scheduled for completion in Fall 2018, Aramark will occupy the top five floors including a

dining facility for the corporation’s 1,200 associates, a fitness center, and meeting spaces. With a commitment to green industrialization, the facility also plans to incorporate 8,000 square feet of outdoor terraces. “2400 Market is the most unique office redevelopment in the city with access to everything the city has to offer,” says Adriano Calvanese, vice president of PMC Property Group, developer of 2400

Market. “There are open, light-filled workspaces with 14-foot ceilings, floor-toceiling windows with beautiful river views, and state-of-the-art sustainable building systems. Together this inspires the sense of innovation and culture that defines today’s workplace.”

A historic renovation on 1222 Locust Street is gearing up to be one of the most highly anticipated luxury rental redevelopments of the year. The

Lincoln (267-519-3652; prdcproperties.com), part of PRDC Properties, is on The National Register of Historic Places and within steps of Midtown Village.

“We saw the need and opportunity to bring a uniquely differentiated residential experience to the market,” says David Perlman, CEO of PRDC Properties. “The end product is what can be achieved when the public and private communities

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Aramark goes green at its new headquarters at 2400 Market Street.

Select residences at The Beacon boast one of the city’s most coveted amenities: private outdoor terraces.

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work together.” With 44 units available for preleasing, the pet-friendly residence boasts junior suites, one- and two-bedroom units, and a trio of penthouses for rent. Open floor plans, Porcelanosa counters, hardwood floors, and stainless steel appliances are some of the features, with a rooftop deck that’s prime for everything from sunrise yoga sessions to sunset happy hours. The Lincoln, named for one of the building’s previous owners over the last century, boasts a restored brick facade.

Closer to Broad Street, a new Rittenhouse high-rise is being peddled by the same company that brought street-level sportswear brand Under Armor to 16th and Walnut streets. The Beacon (610-529-4444; pearl

apartments.com) is the latest in a string of ventures undertaken by Pearl Apartments. A former Brown Brothers Harriman bank, the property is preserving the original architecture by making use of the building’s historic limestone. The 14-floor residential tower totals 100,000 square feet over 64 units, all with one- to twobedroom living accommodations. Features include floor-to-ceiling windows, natural stone countertops and stainless steel kitchen appliances, and private balconies and terraces in select apartments. The Beacon also boasts competitive amenities such as a gaming area, fitness center, and a 2,000-squarefoot rooftop terrace with unbeatable views of Rittenhouse Square. The Beacon is slated for a summer opening.

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500 Walnut’s landscaped terrace has a gazebo, fireplace, and multiple seating areas for residents.

BELOW: The lobby area features a water wall and a lush outdoor garden.

Floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the 26-story property promise prime views from every room—even the master bath.

THE SKY’S THE LIMIT

Among its many firsts in Philadelphia real estate, 500 Walnut set a new record for the highest condo sale ever.

WITH HIS RECORD-SETTING 500 WALNUT RESIDENCE, DEVELOPER TOM SCANNAPIECO HAS TURNED AN HISTORIC ’HOOD INTO PHILLY’S HOTTEST ZIP CODE.

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Though Jay-Z and Beyoncé won’t be moving in when occupancy begins this summer, the owners of the city’s highest-selling condominium ever, for a cool $17.85 million, will now call the bilevel penthouse at 500 Walnut (500 Walnut St., 215-5740500; 500walnut.net) home. Visionary developer Tom Scannapieco of Scannapieco Development Corporation, who first stunned Philadelphia with the ultraluxury residence

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1706 Rittenhouse, has done it again at 500 Walnut-and broken his own record. “We constantly challenge ourselves,” he says. “500 Walnut establishes a new benchmark for excellence in Philly.”

Independence Hall while wading around your Porcelanosa soaking tub? All you’ll have to do is decide which way the tub should face.

charging system for electric cars ever offered in a robotic garage in the US. In other words, charge up your BMW i3 minus the plug. A Tesla town car and driver is also on hand— another Philly first.

IT’S ELECTRIC ALL IN THE DETAILS

Customization is in the DNA of the Scannapieco brand: Step into any one of the 35 residences and you’ll find 35 distinctly different floor plans over the 26-story glass tower.

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When 1706 opened in 2010, the fully automated, valet-free underground parking system was an amenity that Philly hadn’t seen yet. Scannapieco takes it one futuristic step further here, with the first plugless induction

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Many of the amenities at 500 Walnut were dreamed up not just by the Scannapieco team but the residents of 1706.

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Though every residence has an entertaining-worthy private balcony, the fourth-floor main terrace is the airy jewel in this residential crown. The 4,000-square-foot veranda, studded with neat greenery, a gazebo, and a fireplace, overlooks Independence Park. Reach out and touch Independence Hall—or pretend to.

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SPACE INTERIOR MOTIVES Inside Ardrossan: Above the mantel, a 1926 portrait of Charlotte Hope Binney Tyler Montgomery by Sir John Lavery keeps watch over the living room, where furnishings and textiles were both restored and reproduced. inset: Barbara Eberlein

Heracleum medium decorative LED lamp, Minima (price on request). 118 N. Third St., 215-9222002; minima.us

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“Design is much more than knowing where to buy a sofa,” says noted Philadelphia-based interior designer Barbara Eberlein.

“Dig deep, do your research, develop real expertise.”

Eberlein would know: The Rittenhouse design doyenne’s namesake consulting firm, Eberlein Design Consultants Ltd., is the creative force behind some of the city’s poshest residences and the mindful caretaker of countless historic restoration projects.

Among them is Villanova’s Ardrossan estate, which earned

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Eberlein a Trumbauer Award for Best Residential Interior Design Project from the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, as well as a second nod for Best Commercial Interior Design Project for a private women’s club.

A passion for travel coupled with her archeology background has informed her classic, antiquefilled aesthetic.

Selecting design schemes that have substance and the adaptability to transcend centuries and continents to create something fresh is what

sets her work apart. But Eberlein knows all of her gilded success is thanks to her clients.

“You have to imagine how your clients look in a space,” Eberlein says.

“More importantly, how they feel is crucial: Clients don’t come to designers to be dictated to; they come to be part of a conversation, a relationship.”

What’s Eberlein’s best advice to clients?

“Attend art fairs and visit antique shops— they’ll give you an unbelievable education.” 1809 Delancey Pl., 215-790-0300; eberlein.com

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Classical faux rosewood grain-painted Grecian sofa, likely from Philadelphia, circa 1820 ($2,875).

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1509 Latchstring Lane Gwynedd Valley Elegantly designed and exquisitely appointed, this classic European estate home is sited on over 2 lush acres in Gwynedd Valley. The first floor is appointed with the finest materials from granite and travertine floors, Venetian plaster walls, limestone and Carrera marble and dramatic coffered ceilings. The scale of the formal living room and dining room creates a perfect venue for entertaining.

A luxurious first floor master suite boasts spacious walk-in closets, dressing room, wet bar and private bath garden. The second floor is masterfully designed offering four spacious bedrooms - each with private bath.

Every imaginable amenity can be found on the lower level including media lounge, fitness room, bar with rich finishes and a climate controlled wine cellar. Enhancing the grounds is a spectacular Gazebo-style outdoor entertaining space. Exceptional exterior and interior architectural design.

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SPACE INTERIORS Views from the second floor.

The plant room is home to the owners’ prized collection of orchids.

A penchant for prints in varying shades of pink inspired the floral motif in the master bedroom suite.

Beyond the back lawn, the woods of the Pennypack Watershed surround the home on all sides.

Stark white cabinets and a print-covered ceiling give the kitchen a welcoming feel.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY DREW CALLAGHAN

Patterned rugs lend a colorful touch to the sun-lit entry foyer.

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The indoor pool room is a yearround getaway for the owners and features 11 doors to access the sprawling grounds.

AMBLER ON FROM POOLS TO POOL TABLES, THIS SPRAWLING SUBURBAN HOME IS FILLED WITH SURPRISES.

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The Ambler home is situated on nearly five acres in a private cul de sac.

A sitting room, fireplace, and his-and-hers baths can be found in the master suite.

As you ramble down the long, long driveway, sweep through iron gates and curve along the courtyard, glimpses of the Pennypack Watershed woods surround you. Still, you can’t take your eyes off of the Norman-style manse that beckons ahead.

Owners David and Jean built the 12,000-square-foot, six-bedroom, eight-bath Ambler home 10 years ago, entrusting its overall design to architect Richard Cole, and requesting just a few absolutes. “We had four grown children at the time, so we put a premium on making it comfortable for an extended family to come and enjoy our home,” says David.

Good thing, too, since they now have 10 grandchildren.

The plan for the house, adds Jean, “organized itself around several large gathering spaces.”

To one side of the marble entryway lies a living room and then beyond it a family room; to the other, the dining room.

Striking custom rugs cover intricate hardwood flooring, and Center City interior designers Jonathan Bassman and Carl Steele adorned each of these rooms with a mellifluous riot of floral and geometric patterns on an endless array of upholstery and wallpapers.

“Yellow is a favorite of mine,” says Jean, indicating the sunny checks, graphic diamonds, and bold stripes that show up in the living room, and the mustard tones that combine with

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SPACE INTERIORS The air up there: Gazing down on the cheery plant room from the home’s second floor.

russet hues in the more masculine family room.

Even the enormous kitchen, outfitted in granite countertops and white cabinetry, gleams with shades of yellow and gold.

“I like everything to be as bright and cheery as possible.”

When it’s time to retire for the evening, a grand staircase draws the couple upstairs where David’s office, a fitness area overlooking the pool, a

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lavish master bedroom suite (with his and her baths), and generous dressing rooms offer a retreat. On the opposite side of an atrium that stretches from the firstfloor entry, a separate wing contains a series of en-suite guest bedrooms (as well as a full maid’s or mother-in-law apartment).

Other amenities in the house include an elevator (“a godsend,” says David), laundry room, four-car

garage, and a full finished basement with cedar-lined storage, a game room, and a powder room. Jean observes that David loves “showing off controls such as centralized lighting and in-ground snow-melting systems.”

Back on the main level, the owners’ favorite private spaces offer twin respites that link them to the outdoors. Jean’s serene conservatory showcases her orchid

collection while David’s sanctuary centers on a skylit lap pool ringed by French doors that open to the expansive grounds.

“Being here is like being on vacation,” he says, and his delighted chuckle makes it clear that he’s not just referring to this oasis, but to the entire house.

For more information, contact Connie Berg, 680 Old York Road, Jenkintown, 215-4294024; connieberg.com

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A new jungle king has descended from the illustrious Jaguar pedigree.

With the same glossy grit of its luxury lineage but for a broader spectrum of activities, the F-Pace SUV is anything but a clunky roadster—it’s a sturdy, agile ride.

“The F-Pace SUV really makes Jaguar an even bigger player in the very competitive luxury field,” says said

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Michael Smyth of Jaguar Main Line and Jaguar Willow Grove. “Jaguar certainly has the heritage… and now with this amazing new F-Pace SUV, the brand is at the top of its game.”

And it looks good, too.

Fitting the profile of a predator, the F-Pace is fronted by sleek ripples on the hood like a clenched abdomen, opposite an

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On the wooded back roads of the old Main Line, the F-Pace is a stirring performer, with its sophisticated computer-controlled driving dynamics taking the edge off of tight turns and sweeping curves. I took an

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TAKE A PEEK INSIDE WHAT’S NEW AT THE SHADE STORE.

Philadelphia’s real estate market is booming--which means someone is going to have to outfit all those new floor-to-ceiling, high-rise windows and factory-style glass panes with miles of blinds and fabric. Enter The Shade Store, home to fully interactive displays and exclusive design partnerships with the likes of Diane von Furstenberg, Jeffrey Alan Marks, Sunbrella, and more. And just like any aspect of interior design, window treatments also experience trends. “Layering is a style that we don’t see going away,” notes Ian Gibbs, cofounder and creative director. “To get the layered look, we recommend pairing Roman shades with one of our most popular styles in the Philadelphia region, Ripple Fold Drapery.”

1725 Chestnut St., 267-5077997; theshadestore.com

Rise and shine: High-gloss wood blinds are a sleek addition to any home office.

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BoConcept’s modern silhouettes and subtle hues are perfect for urban addresses.

Owned by Lenny Bazemore and his wife, who are art lovers and collectors, the gallery features Manayunk’s first living wall installation: a beautiful, sustainable, architectural exhibit that lives in the middle of the gallery, surrounded by colorful paintings and art pieces by both local and established contemporary artists.

4339 Main St., 215-482-1119; thebazemoregallery.com

BJS DESIGNS Philadelphia native Barbara Spencer believes a home’s shared spaces should be beautiful, functional, and reflective of the people who use them. Her distinctive aesthetic can be seen throughout The Residences at the Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia.

INSIDER TIP: Need some quick design inspiration? Spencer suggests surveying the city’s many landmarks and neighborhoods for ideas. 26 Old Gulph Road, Gladwyne, 610-574-9155; bjsinteriordesign.com

For all of your modern furniture needs head to BoConcept, Chestnut Street’s home showroom that offers luxury metal, glass, and upholstered pieces. Their team of talented designers, including Henrik Pedersen and Frans Schrofer, can introduce to the Danish brand’s furnishings and accessories. 1719 Chestnut St., 215-564-5656; boconcept.com

BRIDGETTE MAYER GALLERY Bridgette Mayer brings 15 years of international experience to bear at her longtime contemporary art gallery, culling pieces from some of the world’s most talented artists and Philadelphia-bred names.

INSIDER TIP: Mayer works with acclaimed local artist Neil Anderson, who recently sold a selection of paintings to the Bellevue. Anderson’s latest works

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Miss New Jersey. EXPLORING ENTHUSIAST: “Philly has so many options: It’s a big city but with cozy neighborhoods and great outdoor spaces. I love finding places that feel like an escape. I go hiking and running through the trails off of Forbidden Drive in Northwest Philly. It’s such a beautiful area.” IT’S A DATE: “Double Knot (120 S. 13th St., 215-631-3868; doubleknotphilly.com) is one of my favorite Saturday-night date spots. I could eat the sushi rolls all night long and the basement atmosphere feels like you are in the dungeon of a castle…an exclusive dungeon that you really want to hang out in!” HAPPY HOUR: “To be honest, I love a nice, cold glass of sparkling rosé from anywhere, and Vedge (1221 Locust St., 215320-7500; vedgerestaurant.com) is a great spot to go for a low-key happy hour with an interesting wine selection. I especially love the attention they give to the red wine list. When I go there for dinner, the sommelier is always very knowledgeable.”

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are on view at the gallery this spring. 709 Walnut St., 215-4138893; bridgettemayergallery.com

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WHO: Private mortgage banker and avid car lover and golfer. PIER PLEASER: “I love going to Morgan’s Pier (221 N. Columbus Blvd.,

COLONIAL MARBLE & GRANITE

215-279-7134; morganspier.com) to enjoy some fantastic Jose Garces

This family-owned company carries over 500 colors of granite, marble, onyx, and quartz throughout their four locations in the tristate area including a Philadelphia showroom. 2000 Washington Ave., 215-732-7800; colonialmarble.net

and children.” CAR FANATIC: “I have a passion for fast cars. I

food, local craft beers, and a walk along the river with my wife, Joy, have been driving Land Rovers for 20 years! My go-to spot is Land Rover Main Line (325 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, 610-520-2000; landrovermainline.com), they always have what I want.” GO-TO BRUNCH: “Nice weather this time of the year also calls for Sunday brunch on Rittenhouse Square. I’ll order up the eggs Norwegian

CLOSETS BY DESIGN A focus on custom closets has grown to include pantries, garages, wall beds, and home offices. The Exton franchise is one of 39 locations across North America and Canada. INSIDER TIP: Unique to their craft, the company uses a floor-based system which allows the closet to be more flexible, stable, and adjustable than a traditional hanging system. 928 Springdale Dr., Exton, 610-644-4143; philadelphia.closetsbydesign.com

FREEMAN INTERIORS Based in Philadelphia, the nationally renowned interior design team of Don and Renee Freeman boasts an impressive list of high-end clients. They are hands on from interior architectural planning to complete decoration, always emphasizing quality and detail. INSIDER TIP: Don and Renee suggest installing a dimmer switch in most rooms to create different moods. 1520 Spruce St., 215-772-9406; freemaninteriors.com

LUXE HOME With thousands of modern and contemporary pieces available, Luxe Home’s 10,000-square-foot showroom is the perfect place to start your design process. Their hallmark brands include Ralph Lauren, Tuuci, Bungalow 5, and more. 1308 Chestnut St., 215-7322001; luxehomephiladelphia.com

MATERIAL CULTURE The constantly rotating inventory

from Parc (227 S. 18th St., 215-545-2262; parc-restaurant.com)—the smoked salmon and hollandaise sauce perfectly pairs with a bottle of Veuve Clicquot. It’s great to sit there with my wife and witness the city come back to life after a cold winter. Trees and flowers are in bloom, people are exercising and walking their dogs—it really is amazing.”

at the 60,000-square-foot showroom has savvy shoppers always coming back for another visit. The cool loft space carries an array of unique items: crafts, antiques, garden accents, and home décor. 4700 Wissahickon Ave., 215-849-8030; materialculture.com

MITCHELL GOLD + BOB WILLIAMS Founded in 1989 by a duo with a mission to make the world more comfortable, the nationally acclaimed furnishings empire opened a Signature Store in King of Prussia in late 2016. The ecofriendly pieces and complete room sets are displayed throughout the 15,000-square-foot showroom, which sits in the mall’s newest corridor. King of Prussia Mall, 610-321-3600; mgbwhome.com

NATUZZI ITALIA In mid-2016, Natuzzi Italia chose Philadelphia to be their newest outpost. Conveniently located between Queen Village and Society Hill, the luxe furniture brand blends design, function, and textiles to create a harmonious and modern aesthetic. They proudly

The Bazemore Gallery’s lush living wall is just as eye-catching as the gallery’s many contemporary works.

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RITTENHOUSE HOTEL & CONDOMINIUMS—ALL WITH SQUARE VIEWS! Enjoy all that Philadelphia has to offer at The Rittenhouse Hotel and Condominiums such as Chauffeur-Driven Town Car, Valet Parking, Housekeeping Services, Concierge, 24hr Lobby Attendant, Room Service, Spa and Fitness Center, Newly Renovated Paul Labrecque Salon, Lacroix Restaurant, and New Scarpetta Restaurant are all just steps away from your Front Door!

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ROCHE BOBOIS Known for patterns and classicchic designs, international furniture mecca Roche Bobois boasts forward-thinking furnishings and luxe touches within a sweeping Old City showroom. INSIDER TIP: Following a string of collaborations with fashion designers, the brand recently teamed with Christian Lacroix for a capsule collection. 311 Arch St., 215-922-2900; rochebobois.com

SEMERJIAN INTERIORS Ani Semerjian, award-winning interior designer, brings West Coast design sensibilities to Philadelphia. The full-service

firm specializes in elite residential projects with an eye for clean, contemporary design.

INSIDER TIP: This spring, Semerjian suggests thinking outside the box and adding bright, colorful artwork or decor pieces in interesting shapes to your home. 237 W. Lancaster Ave., Devon, 610-688-3188; semerjianinteriors.com

SUB-ZERO AND WOLF With over 80 years in the business, it is no wonder Sub-Zero and Wolf is such a force in the cooking world. In March, reserve a spot at the Navy Yard showroom to experience an educational demonstration featuring their top culinary products. Tour their displays while enjoying cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. The chef will prepare a three-course meal while the staff demonstrates the latest appliances and gadgets.

4050 S. 26th St., 866-9872122; subzero-wolf.com

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craft all of their pieces in Italy before shipping to the United States. Chic sofas, armchairs, beds, coffee tables, and more can all be found at their bilevel South Street showroom. 321 South St., 215-515-3398; philadelphia. natuzzi.us

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You will want to move right into this Glen Mills oasis. Spend a day shopping their garden, outdoor living, and home products before enjoying a lunch or dinner dish in the charming Garden Cafe. INSIDER TIP: Every Thursday, the Garden Cafe offers a Farmer’s Market Menu featuring seasonal dishes inspired by the week’s Lancaster Farm Fresh CSA share. 914 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills, 610-459-2400; shopterrain.com

Before hitting the newly renovated Center City showroom, Usona’s furniture collections are tastefully crafted

by European manufacturers.

Check out their assortment of pieces perfect for the bedroom, living room, and home office.

They even feature products for outdoor spaces, wallpapers, rugs, and storage units. 1633 Locust St., 215-496-0440; usonahome.com

UNIQUE INTERIORS

Principal landscape architect, Richard Lyon, is well known throughout Pennsylvania for his unique landscape work. His partner, Laura Miller, has more than 25 years of experience with architectural, land planning, and environmental design. Their portfolio includes estates in Gladwyn, Wilmington, and Chadds Ford. 1598 Baltimore Pike, Chadds Ford, 610-4446161; wallacelandscape.com

This modern furniture destination, owned by Bob and Kathy Deniken, is filled with contemporary pieces handpicked by the owners from across the globe. From Shilling Leather to Thayer Coggin and Weiman, the collections hail from more than 100 different manufacturers. 1604 Marlton Pike W., Cherry Hill, NJ, 856665-1911; uniqueinteriors.com

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Keep it clean: Artwork stands out against a neutral color palette in a suburban bedroom designed by Ani Semerjian.

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PHILADELPHIA’S FINEST FASHION AND BEAUT Y DESTINATIONS From the city to the suburbs, Dr. Louis P. Bucky is on speed dial for everything from medical skincare and injectables to face lifts and tummy tucks.

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GET YOUR FILL OF COSMETIC TREATMENTS AT DR. LOUIS P. BUC Y’S TRIO OF AREA OFFICES.

The term “spring cleaning” takes on a whole new meaning when you consider the latest breakthroughs in cosmetic medicine. Many of them are hitting the Philadelphia market for the first time in Dr. Louis P. Bucky’s trio of city and suburban offices. New for 2017 are upgraded lip fillers to reduce fine lines and wrinkles, tummy tuck procedures minus the drains, and a midface facelift for patients who have maxed out on fillers but don’t need a full facelift. Bucky, an alum of Harvard Medical School, has always been on the front lines of innovative (and often less invasive) treatments like MiraDry, which eliminates underarm sweat and odor in one visit, and Sculpt360, the nonsurgical fat reduction procedure that promises no downtime. Multiple locations, 215-621-8234; drbucky.com

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AME SALON AND SPA

Kickstart your spring beauty routine with a facial at any one of the area’s best spas.

ARCHITEQT SALON & GALLERY It’s easy to switch up your look with help from Architeqt’s talented team specializing in dry cuts, extensions, and Bayalage. All services include a complimentary consultation, so you can get the stylist’s opinion before scheduling that full head of highlights you have been dying to try for spring.

INSIDER TIP: Pre-book your next appointment within six weeks and receive a 10 percent discount on any product when you return to one of Architeqt’s two locations.

Multiple locations, 215-567-5005; architeqtsalon.com

ARTUR KIRSH SALON & SPA Adding to an already impressive list of high-end retail names, The Hyatt at the Bellevue recently

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Known for its namesake haircare tools and products, Calista Salon and Spa is also a top suburban destination for massages and facials.

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This popular Main Line spa exudes a Zen-like atmosphere that offers instant relaxation. The Thai Herbal Heat Treatment fuses Eastern and Western practices with ingredients like lemongrass and turmeric for a deep muscle relaxation. INSIDER TIP: The salon offers Ayurvedic services which include an ancient ritual called Shirodhara: A continuous stream of warm herbal oil flows over the center of the forehead, awakening all senses. 111 Waynewood Ave., Wayne, 610995-2631; amesalonandspa.com

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ALISA FREDERICO

on Fox 29, and self-proclaimed shoe addict and accessory hoarder.

FEST BESTS: “In the spring, Philadelphia is bubbling with tons of outdoor festivals. Some of my favorites that I never miss include the Rittenhouse Row Spring Festival (rittenhouserow.org), the 9thStreet Italian Market Festival (May 20–21; italianmarketfestival.com), and the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts (pifa.org). It’s the

has his own line of haircare products guaranteed to extend the life of your locks. INSIDER TIP: In addition to offering some of the city’s best restorative hair treatments, Giovanni & Pileggi now has an extended lower level area for coloring and processing— a perfect place to relax or even set up a laptop while getting treated.

308 S. 12th St., 215-568-3040; giovannipileggi.com

best way to spend a gorgeous day outside, taking in how beautiful the city is.” RETAIL THERAPY: “No day in the city is complete without some shopping so I head to Joan Shepp (1811 Chestnut St., 215-735-2666; joanshepp.com) to see their latest assortment of amazing, progressive fashion designers. Another one of my shopping musts is visiting Atelier NINOBrand (333 S. 20th St., 267-761-9388; ninobrand.com). I always love to see what new designs my favorite creative genius Bela Shehu has available. The product and in-shop experience are unparalleled.”

welcomed Artur Kirsh Salon & Spa. A notable stylist in Philly, Kirsh brings sophisticated service to the city’s elite clientele. The salon offers a variety of spa treatments for clients on the go: Think 30-minute facials, blow outs, scrubs, and more. 200 S. Broad St., 267-514-8000; arturkirshsalon.com

BLUE HAIR STUDIO A high-end salon meets a coffeehouse vibe at Blue. Here, the team of stylists, makeup artists, and skin specialists create an eclectic mash-up of glamour greatness. 2550 Huntingdon Pike, Huntingdon Valley, 215-947-2963; bluehairstudio.com

CALISTA SALON AND SPA Pampering at Calista Salon and Spa, the first salon and spa to open in Chester County in 1989, means stone massages, sea salt scrubs, corrective coloring, makeup, hair styling, and texturizing treatments.

INSIDER TIP: Co-owners Maria McCool and Donald Moore also offer a complete line of beauty and haircare products from shampoos to hot rollers at the salon and available on West Chester-based home shopping giant QVC. 1211

Wilmington Pike, West Chester, 610-399-6677; calistagrand.com

out. 1420 Locust St., 855-6728578; foreveryoungmedspas.com

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This suburban spa prides itself on its natural remedies and products.

Services such as the stone massage and the purification facial use the gentlest ingredients to maximize skincare benefits and boost wellness. 101 N. Wayne Ave., Wayne, 610-688-7546; colewellnessspa.com

Owner Giovanni Mele, whose salon celebrated two decades in 2016, also

HEADHOUSE SALON Located in Queen Village, this salon employs a full staff of experienced stylists. Their color services range from glazes to color corrections and face-framing highlights. INSIDER TIP: Request owner Jade Carroll for a funky cut and updo, or Christopher Hill to apply a full set of Great Length extensions. 141 League St., 3rd Fl., 215-271-0403; headhousesalonphilly.com

HEADS & TAILS BOUTIQUE With mimosas always on hand for clients, it is no wonder this Rittenhouse salon has been a Philly

THE DENTAL SPA From porcelain veneers to teeth whitening, Dr. Paul J. Berson and Dr. Harold B. Yaffe are on speed dial for savvy city and suburban clients alike. 1601 Walnut St., 215-567-0800; phillydentalspa.com

FOREVER YOUNG MED SPA The Center City med spa invites clients to schedule a consultation for SculpSure, a 25-minute, nonsurgical treatment that permanently eliminates fat on areas resistant to diet and exercise.

INSIDER TIP: In addition to using the signature fat burning treatment, work with their in-house nutritionist to feel incredible from the inside

Now with an extended lower level for services, Center City salon Giovanni & Pileggi celebrated its 20th anniversary this fall.

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favorite since 2012. Dubbed Philadelphia’s first blowout and waxing salon, their staff features an array of experienced estheticians, makeup artists, and stylists who use only the best products for healthy skin and hair. INSIDER TIP: On your next visit, schedule a lash and brow tinting-—the team uses a special vegetable-based pigment that is guaranteed to last up to six weeks. 265 S. 19th St., 215-875-8343; headsandtailsrittenhouse.com.

IMMERSION SPA AT THE WATER CLUB This high-end spa in the sky promises the ultimate treatyourself day: Experience ayurvedic treatments and then lounge by the indoor pool while enjoying healthy fare and cocktails. The 32nd-floor marina views of Atlantic City can’t be beat.1 Borgata Way, Atlantic City, 609-317-7555; theborgata.com

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Cutting-edge and timeless cuts by a classically trained master.

Since 1972 116 S. 19th Street Philadelphia 215-567-1456 www.signacurl.com signacurl@gmail.com

One of Center City’s busiest salons is on the front lines of what’s hot in hair--and beyond.

Locatedinawindow-filled,secondlevel space that straddles two properties, Jason Matthew styles some of the most well-known women (and men) in Philadelphia. In addition to cuts, colors, and blowouts, book complementary services like eyelash extensions, waxing, and makeup. 1735 Chestnut St., 2nd Fl., 215-6658030; jasonmatthew.com

LE REVE RITTENHOUSE DAY SPA Grab your friends and head to the city’s premier spa party destination. Whether you are

celebrating a bachelorette party or milestone, the massage and body treatments will have your group ready to hit the town. 255 S. 17th St., 215-7016272; lereverittenhousespa.com

DR. LINDSEY MARSHALL With an office conveniently located near Center City and the Main Line, it’s easy to get top-of-the-line dental service on-the-go. Dr. Marshall,a graduate of the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, has been practicing cosmetic dentistry since 1998. and specializes in smile-saving porcelain veneers, dental implants, and Zoom Whitening, which uses gel and a low-intensity light to get your teeth shades lighter in under an hour. 602 The Times Building, Ardmore; 610-649-0696; lindseymarshall.com

MARTINO CARTIER The award-winning celebrity hairstylist, with addresses in South Jersey, reinvents clients’ looks with his dry-cutting technique. End with a texturizing treatment such as the permanent wave or the Keratin complex smoothing service. INSIDER TIP: To get rid of bed head quickly, the hair guru suggests blow drying your dry hair again in the morning. 1902 Rte. 70 E., Cherry Hill, NJ, 856-5208777; 304 Hurffville Crosskeys Road, Sewell, NJ, 856-5826600; martinocartier.com

NATOLI DENTAL Dr. Joseph N. Natoli and Dr. Vincent Scaringi service the bright smiles of South Jersey.

Visit their suburban office for general dentistry, teeth whitening, dental implants, and cosmetic work. 188 Fries

Mill Road, Turnersville, NJ, 856-262-0600; natolidental.com

OGGI SALON & SPA Oggi provides a full-service salon and spa experience to Rittenhouse clientele. Opt for the Oggi Sampler for a little bit of everything: a 45-minute salt glow, half-hour massage, mini facial, and manicure. 1700 Locust St., 215-735-0707; oggisalonandspa.com

OMG SALON Salon owner Maurice Tannenbaum consults with every new client here in an effort to pair them with the

perfect stylist to match their personality and interests. This longtime suburban beauty destination offers hair cuts and color, extensions, bridal services, makeovers, and wigs.

351 Righters Mill Road, Gladwyne, 610-896-0240; omgmainlinesalon.com

PAGEBOY HAIR Led by owner Nikki LaRussa Ciliberto, Pageboy Hair uses innovative techniques to achieve the latest looks. Keep an eye out for some of your favorite hair products including Moroccanoil and Color Proof.

12 W. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore, 610-645-0600; pageboyhair.com

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MAN: “My wife, Sharon, and I enjoy sitting on Rittenhouse Square somewhere, either a restaurant like Parc (227 S. 18th St., 215-545-2262; parc-restaurant.com) or Rouge (205 S. 18th St., 215-732-6622; rouge98.com), or even in the actual park itself—just people-watching and taking it all in. I’ll grab a table at Rouge and order up the Harvest Moon or the Kentucky Mule and just watch passersby. We also love strolling along Walnut Street, shopping and having dinner with my family of six in the city.” BEACH BUM: “On warmer days, I take a trip to the

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beach. We have a house at the Jersey Shore where we spend a lot of time. In the spring there are not many people there yet so it’s like we have the Shore to ourselves.”

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Water barre classes and spa treatments from ESPA skincare are a few of the latest offerings at The Rittenhouse Spa & Club.

Penn Medicine is consistently praised as one of the top hospitals in the nation--and its plastic surgery department is no exception. From breast augmentation to tummy tucks and facelifts, their cosmetic procedures focus on enhancing appearance and confidence.

3400 Spruce St., 215-662-4000; pennmedicine.org

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Led by Dr. Orhan Tuncay, author of The Invisalign System, Rittenhouse Ortho’s patients receive expert care from the very first visit with a clinical examination and custom-designed treatment plan. INSIDER TIP: Feeling jittery about dental work? The luxurious office also has a fully stocked bar.

1518 Walnut St., 215-772-0775; rittenhouseorthodontics.com

RITTENHOUSE SPA & CLUB—HAIR BY PAUL LABRECQUE Celebrity stylist Paul Labrecque counts some of the most famous women in the world as clients.

Book an appointment with Labrecque for a total hair transformation or while away an afternoon at the sleek spa.

INSIDER TIP: Any treatment gets you access to The Rittenhouse’s

full spa. Stop in for a manicure and take advantage of the pool, steam room, or a glass of sparkling wine in the relaxation lounge. 210 W. Rittenhouse Sq., 215-790-2500; therittenhousespaclub.com

SALON NORMAN DEE Located in Northeast Philadelphia, the full-service Salon Norman Dee is the perfect location for a girls’ night out.

Schedule a mani/pedi, makeup application, and blowout before hitting the town with your just-styled squad. 2550 Grant Ave., 215-676-0554; salonnormandee.com

SALON ZIZA Salon owner and style expert Liz Stelmach brings an array of hair-enhancement techniques to her suburban clients like the latest non-damaging hair extensions and custom hair pieces for those looking for a little extra volume.

6 Greenfield Ave., Ardmore, 610-642-5200; salonziza.com

SIGNACURL This Rittenhouse salon helps women achieve runway looks by accentuating their personal style.

Owner Joseph Lentini also carries his signature line of products including curl-moisturizing shampoo, conditioner, and lotion.

116 S. 19th St., 215-567-1456; signacurl.com

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FASHION ELLA’S GROVE This Haverford Square boutique channels Southern charm with its comfortable but fashion-forward pieces. Think designer denim, baby-soft tees, chunky statement jewelry, and cocktail dresses from Rebecca Vallance. One look at owner Fran D’Ambrosio, a style veteran of 30 years, and you can tell she filled this hip haven with all of her favorite things. 385 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, 610-642-4422; ellasgrove.com

NICOLE MILLER Led by Mary K. Dougherty, her enduring pair of Nicole Miller boutiques are stocked with every fashionable facet of the designer’s expansive brand: contemporary cocktail dresses, chic bridal gowns, work essentials, print-focused resort wear, and accessories for a finishing touch. The designer herself can often be spotted at in-store trunk shows and charity events around town. Shops at The Bellevue, 215-546-5007; 4249 Main St., 215-9300307; mkdandassociates.com

RAG & BONE More than just a high-end denim house, this English-bred brand has recently joined the Philly fashion ranks with an expansive store on Walnut Street. (The label debuted a King of Prussia Mall store at the same time.) Shop their simplechic pieces for men and women.

1601 Walnut St., 215-7094284; rag-bone.com

SARA CAMPBELL The Boston-based, Americanmade fashion brand blends luxe fabrics with trendy designs for one-of-a-kind statement pieces.

Their spring collection features a bevy of bold colors and bright patterns on everything from a striped ponte jacket to a paisley shift dress that is perfect to wear

at both work and happy hour.

1012 W. Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr 610-525-3094; saracampbellwebsite.com

SHIRLEY & CO. Beach season is year-round at this swim-centric boutique, with locations in Langhorne, Elkins Park, and Ardmore. A go-to for swim and cruise wear lines for over 28 years, there is no match for the personalized services and extensive collections available on site. Multiple locations; shirleyandco.com

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SOUTH MOON UNDER Stocked with on-trend looks from Free People, Kate Spade, and Gucci, this contemporary men’s and women’s shop is home to piles of denim, going-out tops for the girls, home accents, and racks of swimwear. 1731 Chestnut St., 215563-2298; southmoonunder.com

TOUCHÉ ACCESSORIES Because the French know fashion, we can confirm that this specialty retailer, open since 1985, offers only the finest in European styling. Featured in Lucky, InStyle, Harper’s Bazaar, Elle, and more, shop Valentino Red, Carolina Herrera, Proenza Schouler, and beyond for every occasion that calls for something chic. King of Prussia Mall, 610265-2526; toucheaccessories.com

VENTRESCA A one-stop-shop for menswear with a reputation for premium service is the hallmark of owner Frank Ventresca’s Bucks County boutique. Carrying the most reputable labels in men’s apparel, casualwear, and swim (such as Eton and Vineyard Vines) they supplement their stock with custom-made Ventresca apparel and accessories with fabrics culled from European mills. 145 W. State St., Doylestown, 215-3483139; ventresca.com

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Tortelloni en Brodo (lamb shoulder caponata, black garlic, and peas) at Panorama.

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GET READY TO FALL IN LOVE WITH ITALIAN DINING DESTINATION PANORAMA ALL OVER AGAIN.

Located inside the quaint Penn’s View Hotel, Panorama has been an Italian dining staple in Philadelphia since 1990. Recently, owner Luca Sena revamped the restaurant with the help of Philadelphia firm Marguerite Rodgers Interior Design. Step into the hotel and get a glimpse of the restaurant just beyond through a new wall made up of iron and glass windows. Fabrics and custom light fixtures were added throughout to resemble what one might see while dining in Italy.

The new, casually elegant ambience pairs well with the updated menu from executive chef Matthew Gentile. But many of the dishes, which have been in Sena’s family for generations, can still be found on the menu, such as the homemade pastas and the braciola. 14 N. Front St., 215-9227800; pennsviewhotel.com/panorama

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The SOURCE: SCENE This sleek Rittenhouse eatery oozes culinary confidence thanks to creative seasonal small plates, a charcoal grill, and thoughtful pours. Sneak down the hallway to a.bar for a postprandial cocktail. INSIDER TIP: Grab a seat at the chef’s counter and try one of the wine flights featuring a trio of tastes from the terroir-driven wine list.

135 S. 18th St., 215-825-7030; akitchenandbar.com

AMADA Jose Garces began his empire with Amada, a rustic-chic restaurant that celebrates Spanish cuisine. Get a front-row seat to the theatrics at the

Aqimero’s spin on classic huevos rancheros.

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chef’s counter and dive into signature plates like lobster paella and roasted suckling pig. 217–219 Chestnut St., 215-625-2450; amadarestaurant.com

Scallops are a top seafood choice at Davio’s.

AQIMERO Located in the lobby of the iconic Ritz-Carlton, Aqimero brings unique flavors from chef Richard Sandoval.

Thanks to the wood-fired grill, plates like filet mignon, whole Maine lobster, king Pacific salmon, and ribeye can be ordered in an array of marinades including adobo and mojo. 10 Avenue of the Arts, 215-523-8200; richardsandoval.com/aqimer

AUTOGRAPH BRASSERIE The newest addition to Marty Grims’ impressive restaurant collection is Autograph Brasserie, a modern American eatery that features a contemporary menu from executive chef Ralph Fernandez. The walls of the Wayne restaurant are covered with over 1,000 celebrity autographs and record albums. Guests can enjoy truffle wild-mushroom toast, butternut squash ravioli, and an artisanal cheese plate from Fernandez’s kitchen, which uses only the freshest ingredients available.

503 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, 610964-2588; autographbrasserie.com

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Nestled inside the historic Barclay Building, this luxe Stephen Starr steakhouse boasts some of the best cuts of beef in town. Arrive early or stay late to enjoy the intimate library lounge with a martini in hand, of course. INSIDER TIP: The Barclay Prime Cheesesteak takes the classic Philly sandwich to new culinary heights with Japanese Wagyu beef, foie gras, and truffles. 237 S. 18th St., 215-732-7560; barclayprime.com

Stephen Starr’s ode to Asian fusion remains one of Philly’s biggest restaurant success stories. Guests Zen out over shareable plates, lychee martinis, and the towering golden Buddha that lords over the dining room. 325 Chestnut St., 215-5749440; buddakan.com

WHO: President and CEO of vegan hotspots HipCityVeg (multiple locations, 267-273-0603; hipcityveg.com), Charlie Was A Sinner (131 S. 13th St., 267-758-5372; charliewasasinner.com),

The talented team behind city favorites including Valanni, Mercato, and Varga Bar invite you to join them in a meat-lover’s paradise. Menu items such as house-made beef jerky, bacon cheddar brats, and mother-approved Italian meatballs are accompanied by an impressive whiskey-based cocktail program. 2034 Chestnut St., 215-5636328; butcherbarphilly.com

and Bar Bombon (133 S. 18th St., 267-606-6612; barbombon.com).

CAFFE ALDO LAMBERTI

ALL GREEK TO HER: “I have lived in Philadelphia my entire

Open for more than two decades, Caffe Aldo Lamberti has something for every taste and occasion. Go casual with small plates at the bar or reserve a table for two and sample from an exhaustive menu of Italian fare—traditional to contemporary—in the main dining room. 2011 Rte. 70 W., Cherry Hill, NJ, 856-663-1747; caffelamberti.com

life and I still make Dmitri’s (795 S. Third St., 215-625-0556; dmitrisrestaurant.com) a go-to spot even after all of these years. It’s a shame it’s no longer in Fitler Square closer to where I live but I still head to the one in Northern Liberties for the freshest tomato and greens salad, garlic pasta with escarole, and grilled veggies.”

BRUNCH BITES: “My boyfriend and I have also been loving the Little Spoon Café (1500 South St., 267-587-6559; littlespooncafe.com) lately. It’s perfect because he can enjoy his Reuben hash while I dig into a vegan TLT with avocado and we both leave happy.”

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The SOURCE: SCENE bar in Center City that features 32 taps and 70 plus bottles. Chef Jonathan Petruce provides the perfect pairings with artisanal pizzas, fresh mussels and oysters, cheese boards, and more.

On your next visit, order up the lamb sausage pizza with mozzarella and shishito pepper, and pair it with the Big Hill Marmalade cider for a sweet ending. 1500 Locust St., 267-7615582; cinderphilly.com

D’ANGELO’S RISTORANTE ITALIANO This Italian restaurant’s best dishes are culled from generations of family recipes: Think classics like chicken cacciatore, veal francaise, and lasagna. Stop by on Fridays and Saturdays for live music and late-night dancing. 256 S. 20th St., 215-5463935; dangeloristorante.com

DAVIO’S NORTHERN ITALIAN STEAKHOUSE This second-floor Rittenhouse steakhouse continues to reinvent itself with seasonal dishes and cocktails, gluten-free menus, and a decadent Sunday brunch. Don’t miss the famed cheesesteak spring rolls. INSIDER TIP: If you are spending the day shopping at the new King of Prussia Town Center, pop into the restaurant’s newest location, which features the same great menu as the Center City spot plus outdoor dining. 111 S. 17th St., 215-563-4810; davios.com/phil

ROOT Fishtown gets forwardthinking fine dining--with a cool, midcentury interior to match-courtesy of owners Greg Root and Chef Nick Kennedy. An alum of top New York kitchens like Jean Georges, Del Posto, and Scarpetta, Kennedy’s concept focuses on flavors from Italian, Spanish, and American heritage. If you are looking to up your brunch cocktail game, order up the Different Latte; a combination of La Colombe rum, demerara, and spiced cream. The robust dinner menu features everything from spice rubbed lamb chops to gourmet toasts. 1206 Frankford Ave., 215-5153452; rootrestaurant.com

After more than a year of renovations, this too-cute-to-handle Rittenhouse dining institution recently opened under new ownership. Upon entering the cozy and dimly lit space, guests will be pleased to find an array of fresh fish and steak appetizers and entrees on the menu, as well as vegetablebased dishes like roasted root vegetable salad with a buttermilk dressing. INSIDER TIP: The restaurant has an array of specialty cocktails and beers, but be sure to check out their on-tap wines as well.

261 S. 21st St., 215-546-4232; fridaysaturdaysunday.com

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The views of the city are unbeatable.” ON A ROLL: “When

delfriscos.com/steakhouse/philadelphia) is probably my favorite

You’ll be transported to the coast of Italy courtesy of the stark white tiles and beautiful murals at this Old City favorite. Known for savory Italian cuisine, Positano Coast also offers some of the city’s freshest seafood. Opt for the tuna tartare or crabmeat tacos with chipotle aioli. 212 Walnut St., 215-238-0499; positanocoast.net

place for an after-court cocktail. A Jack Daniels with a splash of

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water is perfect after a long day.”

Take in breathtaking views of the city from 37 floors above, while enjoying signature drinks and American fare courtesy of chef Daniel Stern. Best bet: grilled truffle flatbread and the threestep margarita with Olmeca Blanco enjoyed at a window booth. 50 S. 16th St., 215-564-5337;r2lrestaurant.com

the weather doesn’t cooperate, I post up at Zento sushi bar (132 Chestnut St., 215-925-9998; zentocontemporary.com) in Old City.

Since I live in Rittenhouse Square, I like to visit Zento as a sort of getaway. You never know who you’ll run into there.” COURT OF OPINION: “Del Frisco’s (1426 Chestnut St., 215-246-0533;

GRAN CAFFE L’AQUILA The rich Italian heritage of this landmark bilevel cafe can be found in both the impressive menu and beautiful decor. In addition to fresh pasta and bruschetta, save room for their creamy, rich, handmade gelato and ricotta-filled tiramisu. 1716 Chestnut St., 215-568-5600; grancaffelaquila.com

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Michael Schulson adds another notch on his restaurant belt with Harp & Crown, a Sansom Street hideaway adorned with vintage wallpaper and chandeliers. Menu highlights include big eye tuna crudo and a farro pasta splashed with spinach pesto, ricotta, and crispy ham. INSIDER TIP: The city’s buzziest new restaurant and bar is also home to a two-lane, reservations-only bowling alley.

1525 Sansom St., 215-330-2800; harpcrown.com

HUGO’S FROG BAR AND CHOP HOUSE The newest restaurant to SugarHouse Casino, Hugo’s offers diners and casino-goers a meaty variety of steaks and chops from filet mignon to the porterhouse. Seafood fanatics will also enjoy the fresh fish selections such as

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the Alaskan King Crab chopped salad.

1001 N. Delaware Ave., 215-7173900; hugosfrogbar.com

LACROIX Executive chef Jonathan Cichon leads the charge at the Rittenhouse Hotel’s celebrated kitchen, where his artful dishes are inspired by the seasons and locally sourced ingredients. Drop by the Library Bar or the Mary Cassatt Tea Room to experience all the hotel has to offer. INSIDER TIP: Lacroix’s sommeliers can pair any menu item with your drink of choice, from handcrafted libations to craft beers.

210 W. Rittenhouse Sq., 215-7902533; lacroixrestaurant.com

ship, docked along the famed Penn’s Landing. Grab a seat on the outdoor deck and order up the Grand Plateau—-a fresh collection of lobster, shrimp, oysters, colossal crab cocktail, and tuna tartare, which pairs perfectly with their Ship Wrecked specialty cocktail. 401 S. Columbus Blvd., 215-923-2500; moshulu.com

OSTERIA The inviting, warm atmosphere at Marc Vetri’s Northern Italian-inspired

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The two-in-one cafe and BYO conveniently sits in between Rittenhouse and University City.

In the morning, stop by the café for a chia seed parfait to pair with your cappucino. When the sun sets, grab a bottle of your favorite vino and snag a table for chef Michael Vincent

MORIMOTO This enduring hot spot radiates an unmistakably trendy vibe. In addition to raw and sushi bars, Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto offers dishes such as light, tender rock shrimp tempura and spicy king crab. Reserve a seat at the chef’s counter to survey the hectic kitchen and minimalist dining room scene. 723 Chestnut St., 215-413-9070; morimotorestaurant.com

MOSHULU Marty Grims invites you to join him aboard the world’s oldest and largest

Minimalist design rules at Morimoto.

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restaurant is reason enough to pay a visit. Plant your group of 14 at the Kitchen Table, or rent out Osteria for a seated dinner or standing-only cocktail reception. 640 N. Broad St., 215-763-0920; osteriaphilly.com

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Queen Village’s newest eatery plans their farm fresh menu around the changing seasons.

Owners Marina de Oliveira and Chris D’Ambro, who brought us Southwark, bend the rules by featuring Italian cuisine in a contemporary environment.

Reservations are only available from 6 to 9 pm for tables of four or less. 705 S. Fourth St., 267-858-9232; ambraphilly.com

ROUGE Rouge endures as the city’s ultimate see-and-be-seen spot. Sip Champagne at a sidewalk table or the marble-topped round bar and dive into one of the hefty signature burgers or dayboat scallops while soaking up views of the Square. 205 S. 18th St., 215-732-6622; rouge98.com

ROYAL SUSHI & NEW IZAKAYA After years of planning and building, residents of Queen Village and beyond can enjoy a

well-crafted menu of Japanese fare from chefs Matt and Jessie Ito, and a bar featuring draft sake, Japanese spirits, and more. The traditional menu includes favorites such as salmon skin rolls, tuna sashimi, and yaki gyoza. 780 S. Second St., 267-909-9002; royalsushiandizakaya.com

SCARPETTA The James Beard-nominated restaurant highlights local ingredients and features menu favorites including branzino, creamy cavatelli, and their famously simple spaghetti.

INSIDER TIP: After dinner in the upstairs dining room, float down to the first-floor lounge where Italian spirits and regional wines flow freely. 210 W. Rittenhouse Sq., 215-5584199; ldvhospitality.com

SUGA Acclaimed chef Susanna Foo, a two-time James Beard winner, and her son Gabriel offer an eclectic mix of modern Chinese cuisine. The popcorn pork ravioli is the perfect appetizer to enjoy before indulging in the whole branzino, stuffed with lump crab meat, squash, and a tomato tamarind sauce. 1720 Sansom St., 215-717-8968; sugabyfoo.com

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Top Chef winner Kevin Sbraga does not disappoint with this pork-centric restaurant. The Southern country-inspired menu features snacks, plates, and salads that pair perfectly with their 120 different whiskeys. INSIDER TIP: Do not miss the super-sized, soul-soothing hot chicken. King of Prussia Mall, 610-765-4045; sbragadining.com/thefatham

Jose Garces offers upscale tasting menus and unparalleled service in a setting that combines industrial and modern design.

Volver’s location at the Kimmel Center makes it a go-to for concertgoers but the plush lounge is a must for cocktails any night of the week. 300 S. Broad St., 215-670-2303; philadelphia. volverrestaurant.com

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Tredici is home to an entirely different vibe than sister restaurant Zavino, right across the street, with its Mediterranean plates and intimate raw bar. On your next visit order up the Israeli couscous with cherry tomatoes, avocado, basil, almonds, burrata, and basil pesto.

Drop by for happy hour or brunch and steal a seat at the lively bar. 112 S. 13th St., 267-928-2092; tredicienoteca.com

Old City’s newest seasonal BYOB comes to us from chef Benjamin Moore, formerly of Lacroix. This season, our favorite dishes include the roasted cauliflower appetizer and Ora King salmon entrée with heirloom carrots, lentils, and a carrot reduction.

The warm atmosphere is perfect for hosting private events. 26 N. Third St., 267-239-5900; wisterbyob.com

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Serving Mediterranean-Latin cuisine, Valanni offers a trendy vibe with its upbeat music and many specialty cocktails—and morphs into a nightspot on weekends. 1229 Spruce St., 215-790-9494; valanni.com

This comfortable Midtown Village eatery serves thin-crust pizzas and handmade pastas with a lengthy list of spirits and wines in a casual, high-energy room.

112 S. 13th St., 215-732-2400; zavino.com

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The GOOD Festival, a first-of-its-kind wellness event at Fishtown’s @SkyBox_Events on April 22, packs a full day of yoga, talks with health mavens, gallons of green juice, and @lululemon for days. #KalinIt

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Parc Rittenhouse: 225 S. 18th Street. Contemporary 2 bedroom converted to a 1 bedroom plus den, 2 bathroom with an open floor plan, lavish master suite, and 2 Juliet balconies overlooking the building's landscaped courtyard.

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The Philadelphian: 2401 Pennsylvania Avenue. Completely renovated 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom with a grand great room, eat-in kitchen, and 25 foot terrace boasting panoramic Art Museum, Schuylkill River, and Center City skyline views. 2,028 square feet. $775,000.

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1910 Rittenhouse Square: One of two townhomes on Rittenhouse Square. Large living and entertaining spaces with high end finishes. Five bedrooms, 3 full and 3 half bathrooms and 2 car tandem garage. 5,488 square feet. $6,950,000.

Shippen-Wistar House: 238 S. 4th Street. Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to restore a historic Society Hill mansion to its original grandeur; 4 stories plus basement, great natural light, 2,600 square feet of private gardens, 2 parking spots. 4,670 square feet. $2,750,000.

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9,003 square feet. $2,495,000.

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YOUR HOME.YOUR WAY. 225 S.18th Street. Theonlyopportunity on Rittenhouse Square to customize the exact amount of space you need to build your dream home.1,000 to 6,000 square feet available from $650-$1,000 per square foot.

One of our suggested designs: 3 bedrooms plus a den and family room, 4.5 bathrooms, overlooks Rittenhouse Square. 4,561 square feet. Offered for $4,500,000.

For more information and to view suggested floorplans, please visit estatehomesatparc.com.

Allan DombReal Estate

PHILADELPHIA’S LARGEST SELLI G CO DOMI IUM REALTOR® WE COOPERATE WITH ALL REALTORS® 1845 Walnut Street, Philadelphia 215.545.1500 allandomb.com domb@allandomb.com