The Mall at Short Hills - 2017 - Issue 1 - Fall

Fall 2017

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bold ideas & brilliant ways to step up your style

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CONTENTS . FALL 2017

FEATURES 33 THIN INSIDE THE BOX

Those to-die-for items that have stood the test of time are now reintroduced with a fresh new twist. You can think outside the box if you like, but there is only one It bag, shoe, and boot of the season.

38 #TRENDING

We showcase the hottest themes on the Fall 2017 runways, from updated classics to gold stars.

46 THE ART OF DRESSING

This season’s high-end collections blur the lines between art and fashion.

48 THE YEAR OF THE INFLUENCER

Fashion’s most formidable forces are influencing trends and inspiring you to buy with one Like of their finger!

52 TO A TEE

Fashion lovers and golf aficionados alike are flocking to Lacoste this fall.

54 OF ORS!

With a glam new location, doubled in size, Michael Kors’s fab new boutique at The Mall at Short Hills is filled to the brim with all the essentials for fall.

58 FELINE GROOVY

From futuristic floating eyeliner at Chanel to a messy flick at Yves Saint Laurent—this season, the classic cat eye gets a fierce twist.

60 OLD IS NEW

Footwear designer Paul Andrew shepherds Salvatore Ferragamo’s famous styles into a brave new era.

62 UP TO THE MINUTE

Sophisticated and sleek, these four exquisite timepieces celebrate classic design with the best of haute horology.

64 BRIGHTEN UP

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Crystal beaded fringe top and skirt, Prada. Prada, 973-9214780. 18k yellow-gold and diamond Cactus de Cartier ring and 18k yellow-gold, lapis lazuli, and diamond Cactus de Cartier bracelet, Cartier.

Cartier, 973-467-9005. Blue sequin and crystal pumps, Dolce & Gabbana. Dolce & Gabbana, 973-912-8090

PHOTOGRAPHY BY SARAH SILVER

The secret to flawless, glowing skin, whatever your age, is this season’s cosmetic essential.

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FASHION & BEAUTY 66 SHINE ON

It’s the season of shimmer, glimmer, sparkle and dazzle thanks to a myriad of metallics, from bold gold to polished platinum and not-so-bashful bronze. Throw in a smattering of diamonds or layers of lame and, guess what? You rock!

82 PUT A RING ON IT

Extravagant, exquisite, elaborately crafted cocktail rings steal the spotlight this season.

90 SOME VELVET MORNING

The season’s most touchworthy texture takes a mod downtown couple from night to day, and then some.

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Vanessa dress and black velvet Clara flats with oversized grosgrain bow, Tory Burch. Tory Burch, 973-379-2167.

Finley bag, Jimmy Choo. Jimmy Choo, 973-564-8181

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY MIKE ROSENTHAL

Leather, suede, corduroy, classic tweed, slouchy, structured, showerproof, collarless, cropped, military-style, belted, button-up…

The jacket is hero this season.

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107 Escape for just the weekend (a long one!) to Amanera in the Dominican Republic.

DIVERSIONS 107 EXTREME WEE ENDING

Make the most of the least amount of time with these over-the-top trips designed to let you truly escape for a few days. Return refreshed, renewed, energized!

112 WINNING METALS

These chic pieces instantly elevate any interior with subtle elements of shine.

IN EVERY ISSUE 28 SWEEPSTA ES 30 CONTRIBUTORS 110 DIRECTORY

on the cover

Crystal embroidered woven silk dress, Dolce & Gabbana. Dolce & Gabbana, 973-912-8090. 18k gold Tiffany HardWear ball hook earrings, Tiffany & Co.. Tiffany & Co., 973467-3600. Yellow-gold Oyster Perpetual DateJust 31 watch, Rolex. Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500. 18k yellow-gold and diamond floral wide cuff, Sidney Thomas Jewelers. Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500. on right: Black glitter tweed dress, Chanel. Chanel, 973-9128055. 18k gold Tiffany HardWear chain earrings, 18k gold Tiffany HardWear ball bypass and wire bracelets, and 18k rose-gold ball bypass and wire bracelets, Tiffany & Co..Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600

Photography by Sarah Silver

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SWEEPSTAKES

TRUE ORIGINAL Defying trends and steeped in history, the Rolex Oyster Perpetual blends timeless glamour and mechanical innovation.

by Murat Oztaskin DOUBTLESS THE MOST FAMOUS WATCHMAKER IN THE WORLD, Rolex was born with innovation in mind. In 1905, founder Hans Wilsdorf, a 24-year-old watchmaking apprentice, dreamed of improving the wristwatch, then plagued with imprecision. Five years later, Rolex created the very first wristwatch to be awarded the Swiss Certificate of Chronometric Precision (COSC). The company followed this with an innovative encore, the hermetically sealed Oyster, the world’s first water- and dustproof wristwatch, in 1926. And then another: In 1931, Rolex invented the self-winding mechanism, what is now called a perpetual movement—the heart of every modern automatic watch. What was an instant classic then is a modern classic now. In a nod to its history, the Oyster Perpetual 31 features Rolex’s in-housedeveloped calibre 2231, a perpetual self-winding mechanical movement with a power reserve of 48 hours, while the Twinlock double locking system on the screw-down crown ensures that the COSCcertified chronometer is waterproof to 100 meters.

The classic Oyster bracelet, Roman hour markers (in 18k gold), and clean white dial evoke the glamour of Oysters past, while 904L stainless steel, an ultra-durable superalloy used by the aerospace and chemical industries, adds a subtle high-tech touch to the case. An exemplar of elegant design and construction—then, now, and for years to come. ■

YOU COULD BE THE WINNER OF A LADIES ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL WATCH. Simply sign up for The Mall at Short Hills’ eBulletin at shopshorthills.com/promo/watch and enter for your chance to win.*

Oyster Perpetual 31 watch, Rolex ($4,950). Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500.

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*No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited. Must be legal US resident aged 18 or over to enter. Sweepstake period 9/1/17 at 10:00 AM to 10/31/17 at 8:00 PM (“Sweepstakes Period”). To enter, you must register or already be registered for The Mall at Short Hills eBulletin at shopshorthills.com/promo/watch. Alternatively, if you do not want to register for the eBulletin, you may enter by writing your name, address, phone number, and e-mail address on a 3-by-5 index card, placing it in an envelope, and mailing it to Center at The Mall at Short Hills, 1200 Morris Turnpike, Management Office, Suite A-001, Short Hills, NJ 07078, Attn: Fall 2017 Book. On or about 11/8/17, a random drawing from all eligible entries will be conducted and one (1) winner selected. Odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries.

Prize is one (1) “Ladies Rolex Oyster Perpetual Watch” 31mm in stainless steel with domed bezel, white Roman dial and oyster bracelet from the Fall 2017 valued at $4,950. Prize is non-transferable and may not be given, bartered, or sold. Center reserves the right to substitute the prize with one of equal or greater value. Visit Guest Services or shopshorthills.com/watchrules for complete rules.

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CONTRIBUTORS

MIKE ROSENTHAL

JULIET IZON

MEEGHAN TRUELOVE

DAVID LEWIS TAYLOR

Photographer

Writer

Writer

Photographer

The moody, night-to-day “Some Velvet Morning” fashion feature starting on page 90 was shot by Mike Rosenthal. A veteran fashion and celebrity photographer, Rosenthal also directs commercials and music videos.

He was featured on 11 seasons of America’s Next Top Model as a guest photographer and judge, and was the resident photographer/judge on Asia’s Next Top Model season 2.

New York City-based entertainment writer Juliet Izon penned this issue’s “The Year of the Influencer” story, about the rise of social media stars in the fashion world, starting on page 48. Izon’s work can be found in outlets such as Architectural Digest, Bon Appetit, Time Out New York, Gotham, and Los Angeles Confidential. In her spare time, she writes for her own blog, Juliet’s Married.

Our “Extreme Weekending” travel feature on page 107 was written by Meeghan Truelove. A true travel junkie, Truelove has written for Travel + Leisure, Town & Country, Elle Décor, and many other publications. She’s never met a destination she didn’t like.

Many of the still-life fashion and accessories pages in this issue were shot by downtown Manhattan-based photographer David Lewis Taylor: “Up To the Minute (page 62), “Think Inside the Box,” (page 33), “Jacket In,” (page 100), and the still-life shots in “Shine On” (page 66).

Taylor’s impressive portfolio of work can be found at davidlewistaylor.com.

You shot “Some Velvet Morning” on the streets of Tribeca—tell us about it.

This shoot was a lot of fun.

We had a good idea of what we wanted to get, and a great team to bring everything to life. The only question mark was the weather. We had to shift our shoot one day earlier to avoid thunderstorms and we got very lucky—it stormed the day before, and the day after! Our location gave us some wonderful textures, the light was perfect, and we were able to move quickly and take advantage of the changing moods.

How long have you had a social media presence?

I started with a Facebook account in college over 10 years ago. Now I blog/post/ Instagram nearly every day!

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What did you learn in researching the story?

Being an influencer is a lot more than just posting pretty pictures. It is absolutely a fulltime job to create a persona that hundreds of thousands of people will find interesting enough to follow!

What sites do you follow?

I am a sucker for any New York food blog with pretty pictures.

What do you think is key in planning for a short trip?

For short trips, focus on one destination. For long trips, anything goes.

What is one travel tip for you’d offer a budding travel enthusiast?

Give yourself time for an unscripted wander—the surprise, unintended discoveries are often the best ones.

What is your favorite trip you’ve taken?

It’s tough to name my favorite trip, but India and Cuba are up there. My current fantasy trip is Bhutan. Keeping my fingers crossed!

What do you love about still-life fashion photography?

When my studio comes alive with stylists, assistants, and trunks of beautiful clothing and accessories, I know the day ahead is going to be great. Creating still-life images is a process and each step—lighting, styling, art direction—is a refinement toward the final image.

What do you think is key to getting a great shot?

I have been privileged to work with incredible couture, opulent jewelry and watches, and brilliant accessories. The challenge is to capture the essence, elegance and specificity of an object and present those qualities with a bold, graphic allure.

Some watches tell time.

Some tell a story

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With just one push on the crown button, the butterfly comes to life delicately fluttering its wings and pulling behind it a cherub in an animated chariot.

Loving Butterfly Automaton

THE IT LIST

FULL SPEED AHEAD The iconic Vuitton Speedy returns to the top of everyone’s wish list, with a sleek futuristic design using graphic 3-D patterns and shapes.

Speedy Space Ship handbag by Louis Vuitton. Louis Vuitton, 973-564-9788

THINK INSIDE THE BOX Those to-die-for items that have stood the test of time are now reintroduced with a fresh new twist. You can think outside of the box if you like, but there is only one It bag, shoe, and boot of the season... photography and styling by David Lewis Taylor

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LADY IN LACE Gucci borrows from the past with touches of elegance, but these fire-orange Mary Janes are this season’s must-have.

Orange lace Mary-Jane pumps with crystal buckles by Gucci. Gucci, 973-564-7600

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THE IT LIST

ON YOUR TOES Turn heads with a modernized update on the cap-toe in the form of these metallic marvel It boots from Chanel.

Patent leather boots by Chanel. Chanel, 973-912-8055

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#TRENDING

Lenox vintage dinner plate, Williams-Sonoma.

Williams-Sonoma, 973-467-3641

18k white-gold cultured South Sea pearl and diamond earrings, Sidney Thomas Jewelers. Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500

LONDON CALLING

Metal and resin pearl bracelet, Chanel. Chanel, 973-912-8055 Darcy embroidered clutch, Tory Burch. Tory Burch, 973-379-2167

Designers peek across the pond for these updated classics and posh picks.

by Faye Power

Colorblocked sweater, Ann Taylor. Ann Taylor, 973-467-4290

English Oak & Redcurrant Cologne, Jo Malone London. Neiman Marcus, 973-912-0080

38mm stainless-steel fauve barenia leather double-buckle cuff watch, Apple Watch Hermès. Apple, 973467-4890 Addison pump, Tory Burch. Tory Burch, 973-379-2167

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City Steamer bag, Louis Vuitton.

Louis Vuitton, 973-564-9788

Les Yeux Noirs Lash Amplifying Lacquer, Christian Louboutin.

Neiman Marcus, 973-912-0080

A flirty take on tweed from Tory Burch’s Fall/Winter 2017 runway.

Tweed pump, J.Crew. J.Crew, 973-912-9488

Vintage Jonsi glasses, Oliver Peoples. Oliver Peoples, 973-564-8100

#TRENDING Baldwin triple pendant, Williams-Sonoma.

Williams-Sonoma, 973-467-3641

GOLD STARS

18k yellow-gold Tiffany HardWear large chain bracelet, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600

Aim high with this season’s most glinting, gleaming offerings.

by Faye Power

Hermès paired a shimmery gold dress and boots with a burgundy bag on its Fall/ Winter 2017 runway.

Broome Street shearling jacket, Kate Spade New York. Kate Spade New York, 973-376-6120

Mercer metallic leather crossbody bag, Michael Kors. Michael Kors, 973-467-7500

Crushed stretch velvet Louella bootie, Jimmy Choo. Jimmy Choo, 973-564-8181

Moselle open ring, Atelier Swarovski.

Swarovski, 973-379-4318

Gabrielle Chanel Eau de Parfum Spray, Chanel.

Chanel, 973-912-8055

The Ultimate Bronzer, Tom Ford. Sephora, 973-258-1919

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Middelton heel, Kate Spade New York.

Kate Spade New York, 973-376-6120

Erika metal sunglasses, Ray-Ban. Sunglass Hut, 973-467-0664

18k yellow-gold small Panthère de Cartier watch, Cartier. Cartier, 973-467-9005

#TRENDING

RED ROVERS From casual cool to classic chic, crimson is killing it this season.

by Faye Power Kan I bag, Fendi.

Fendi, 973-564-5780

Moto jacket, Coach.

Coach, 973-376-2747 iPhone 7 Plus, Apple. Apple, 973-467-4890

Red nappa Crush boot, Stuart Weitzman. Stuart Weitzman, 973-564-5696

Kendall Jenner rocked red backstage at the Fendi Fall/ Winter 2017 runway show.

Embellished leather quilted bag, Dolce & Gabbana. Dolce & Gabbana, 973-912-8090

Quilted Serpenti Forever bag, Bulgari. Bulgari, 973-376-7800

Patent-leather slingback pump, Dior. Dior, 973-379-2287

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Le Rouge in Rouge Fetiche, Givenchy.

Sephora, 973-258-1919 Steel Nantucket timepiece on a leather strap, Hermès.

Hermès, 973-376-6843

PHOTOGRAPHY BY LORENZO PALIZZOLO / GETTY IMAGES (JENNER)

After Midnight sunglasses, Oliver Peoples The Row. Oliver Peoples, 973-564-8100

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Rae sunglasses, Michael Kors. Michael Kors, 973-467-7500

SPECTATOR SPORT Sleek lines and athletic shapes race to the forefront of men’s styling this season.

One wireless HD smart headphones, Muzik. Brookstone, 973-467-9800

by Connor Childers

Single slim Monaco billfold, Tumi. Tumi, 973-376-8800

Grainy leather varsity jacket, Cole Haan. Cole Haan, 973-218-1133

Seamaster Planet Ocean Big Blue co-axial master chronometer timepiece, Omega. Omega, 973-379-6044

Toiletry bag, Lacoste. Lacoste, 973-912-0419

Fendi showed some sporty glove love on its Fall Winter 2017 runway.

Bike, Peloton. Peloton, 646-755-9310

Vocabulary leather and rubber belt, Fendi. Fendi, 973564-5780

Facial Fuel Energizing Scrub, Kiehl’s. Kiehl’s, 973-258-0790 GrandEvølution modern monk-strap shoes, Cole Haan. Cole Haan, 973-218-1133

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Harrison leather briefcase, Michael Kors. Michael Kors, 973-467-7500

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Book an appointment for a personal shopping experience at hugoboss.com/us/appointments

RUNWAY BUZZ

HERE: An art-inspired look from Tory Burch’s Fall/ Winter 2017 line. Tory Burch, 973-379-2167.

BELOW AND BOTTOM LEFT: Parasol and tank top from Gucci and artist Coco Capitán. Gucci, 973-564-7600. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pulp fashion! A look from Prada’s Fall/ Winter 2017 collection.

Prada, 973-921-4780.

THE ART OF DRESSING

This season’s high-end collections blur the lines between art and fashion.

by Lauren Epstein

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A Taste for Violence and One Night with Nora, the collaboration questions the role women have played in shaping modern society, putting the depictions of female sexuality front and center on the clothing and at the show.

But designers weren’t influenced only by figures of the past. One of the most buzzedabout and cutting-edge artists of the moment, 24-year-old Coco Capitán, lent her scrawl-like handwriting to Gucci’s runway spectacle, putting a street-style spin on the art-as-fashion trend.

Gucci’s creative director, Alessandro Michele, made sure the Spanish photographer’s poetic phrases were the focal point of the pieces, layering the words COMMON SENSE IS NOT THAT COMMON on a simple, Gucci-labeled tank top and TOMORROW IS NOW YESTERDAY

on a parasol. Adding an emotive element to the dreamy, glitter-adorned, nature-themed collection, Capitán’s scribbled words help shape the narrative of Gucci’s Fall story—just as Degas and McGinnis do for Tory Burch and Prada. When art and fashion come together, there’s no predicting what compelling tales they’ll tell. ■

“This print was inspired

by Degas’s paintings.

We loved the motion of his dancers.”

—tory burch

PHOTOGRAPHY BY CATWALKING / CONTRIBUTOR / GETTY IMAGES (PRADA); COURTESY OF GUCCI (GUCCI); © DAN AND CORINA LECCA (TORY BURCH RUNWAY)

THE FALL 2017 RUNWAYS saw the worlds of art and style collide in dynamic new ways.

Familiar graphics and motifs evoked works from the world’s great artists, creating designer looks at once familiar and inventive.

In Tory Burch’s Fall/Winter 2017 line, abstract interpretations of the ballerina in Edgar Degas’s The Star—curvilinear figures dressed in primary colors—dance along silky off-white tops and dresses. “This print was inspired by Degas’s paintings at the Barnes Foundation— an incredible museum in Philadelphia,” says Burch. “We just loved the motion of his dancers. We did a repeat print, and then blew the design up as a giant placement.”

Miuccia Prada took a more literal approach, pulling covers from 1960s paperback novels— designed by noted American illustrator Robert E. McGinnis, who created the legendary Breakfast at Tiffany’s movie poster, among others—and printing them onto pencil skirts and sheaths.

Featuring images of alluring, mysterious women from novels with suggestive titles like

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INSTANT KARMA

THE YEAR OF THE INFLUENCER Fashion’s most formidable forces are influencing trends and inspiring you to buy with one Like of their finger!

EIGHT YEARS AGO, the front row of the Marc Jacobs fashion show had many doing a double take. Who was the pre-pubescent sitting in such prime runway real estate? For many of the fashion industry’s chattering class , the placement of young fashion blogger Tavi Gevinson front and center was nothing short of a travesty. How could a middleschooler be situated in the same rarefied circles as Vogue’s esteemed editor in chief, Anna Wintour, and Harper’s Bazaar’s Glenda Bailey?

Fast-forward to today and Gevinson, now 21, sits on a veritable branded empire, which includes her popular online magazine Rookie and a social media following in the hundreds of thousands. Nope, Marc Jacobs was hardly making a fashion faux pas by seating her on the much-coveted front row of his show; his marketeers were simply prescient enough to understand the power of the nascent online influencer.

In recent years, fashion brands, from the trailblazing to the traditional, have followed suit, placing so-called “influencers” alongside fashion and beauty veterans as part of a strategic campaign to connect with consumers of all ages and demographics. After all, why just wait for a review in a newspaper or magazine, when a fashion and beauty Instagram star like Arielle Charnas of Something Navy can photograph the runway in real-time and immediately post it to her million-plus followers?

“Influencer marketing,” as it’s called in the biz, is nothing new, a recent report by the online Fashion and Beauty Monitor reminds us. After all, Coco Chanel built her success in the 1930s upon her powerful social connections. And shoppers have taken fashion cues for decades from celebrities such as Princess Diana, Madonna, and David Bowie.

CLOCKWISE: Bringing his 10.2 million followers with him, Pharrell Williams attends the Chanel show at Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Fall Winter 2017/2018; Selena Gomez, with more followers (over 122 million) than anyone else on Instagram, serves as brand ambassador for Coach, collaborating on design, and, naturally, posting about her favorite products; Anna Wintour and Blake Lively at the Michael Kors Collection Fall 2017 runway show in New York.

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY JAMIE MCCARTHY/GETTY IMAGES FOR MICHAEL KORS (WINTOUR AND LIVELY); PRESLEY ANN/PATRICK MCMULLAN VIA GETTY IMAGES (GOMEZ); BERTRAND RINDOFF PETROFF/GETTY IMAGES (PHARELL); SHUTTERSTOCK (BACKGROUND)

by Juliet Izon

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INSTANT KARMA

BEAUTY BESTS

—christina binkley

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FROM LEFT: Sofia Richie walked the Dolce & Gabbana Fall/Winter 2017/18 runway in Milan; Nicky Hilton Rothschild, Paris Hilton, and Olivia Culpo snapped, chatted, and posted at Philipp Plein Fall/Winter 2017/ 2018 Women’s and Men’s show in New York.

Beauty Blender makeup sponge. Sephora, 973-258-1919.

“This is the ultimate tool to seamlessly blend foundation and any other cream. It lasts for ages!”

L’Occitane Shea Butter hand cream. L’Occitane en Provence, 973-376-3910. “My all-time favorite hand cream! I have dry skin and this moisturizes my hands so well!”

Tarte Tarteist pro palette.

Sephora, 973-258-1919.

“The colors are neutral, and so versatile. You can create both simple and dramatic looks with it!”

M.A.C Pro Longwear foundation in NC42. M.A.C, 973-912-8500. “It is so long lasting and matches my skin perfectly (which is not easy).”

JACOPO RAULE/GETTY IMAGES (RICHIE); ANDREW TOTH/GETTY IMAGES FOR PHILIP PLEIN (HILTON ROTHSCHILD, HILTON, AND CULPO)

“Brands are desperate to find ways to reach the under-30somethings.”

But unlike our celebrity influencers of the past, whose style was almost as unattainable as their friendship, the power and appeal of today’s influencers lie in their approachability. They connect with us personally on our most prized possession: our phone. And when we follow them, we become “friends.”

We send them “likes” and hearts, and in return they send us their innermost thoughts, inside secrets and, yes, hot picks! Which, more often than not, we rush out and buy.

“Influencers provide what feels like a more attainable, relatable alternative to celebrity culture,” says Diana Heald, a digital and social strategist who has worked with retailers like Macy’s and major influencers like Arielle Charnas. To wit: When Charnas Snapchatted a Peter Thomas Roth face mask last year, over 500 masks were sold within 24 hours, according to a Women’s Wear Daily report. That translates to $17,565 in sales in a day—that would math out to $6.4 million over the course of a year. “Social channels have become so cluttered with advertising from brands, that consumers tend to tune traditional messaging out,” Heald says. “But they are still quite likely to make purchases based on what they’re seeing on the feeds of influencers they follow.”

But the role of the social influencer isn’t stopping at simple product recommendations. Innovative brands, like Gucci, Tom Ford, Burberry, and Dolce & Gabbana are pushing social influence power further. This past January, at the Dolce & Gabbana show, models included daughters of Hollywood royalty like Sophia and Sistine Stallone (daughters of Rocky himself with nearly half a million followers each) and Sofia Richie (younger sister to Nicole, daughter of Lionel, 2.5 million) as well as social media darlings like Cameron Dallas (19 million).

The clique was even anointed with its own hashtag, #DGMillennials: beautiful, fashionable, and most important, aspirational. So, move over Linda, Naomi, and even Kate. A beautiful face and killer bod isn’t enough to earn your place on the runway now. What really counts is how many followers you can reach during the show, prompting a surge of as-it-happens interest, and eyeballs. And as Karen Robinovitz, cofounder of Digital Brand Architects, stated in an LA Times interview, “Dollars always follow eyeballs.”

In its most recent report, the Fashion and Beauty Monitor quotes other breakthrough social strategies to get us to sit up, take interest and cheerfully part with our dollars.

Gucci, for example, hired top social influencer and graffiti artist Trouble Andrew, to take over its Instagram and Snapchat profiles during Milan Fashion Week, while Burberry recently asked David Beckham’s son, Brooklyn, to shoot its fragrance campaign, posting his live shots on Instagram.

As well as demonstrating extreme savvy

ARSHIA MOORJANI (LOVEBEINGCHIC.COM; @ARSHIAMOORJANI) SHARES HER FAVORITE BEAUTY BUYS FROM THE MALL AT SHORT HILLS.

FASHION FINDS MERY RACAUCHI (@MERYRACAUCHI) PICKS HER MOST WANTED FROM THIS SEASON AT THE MALL AT SHORT HILLS.

Plexiglass, metal, and pearl rocket-ship bag, Chanel.

Chanel, 973-912-8055.

“I love that Chanel always keeps their identity well defined. You know it’s Chanel when it’s quilted.”

Bee ring, Dior. Dior, 973-379-2287. “I love Dior’s sophistication and original design. I love the bee!”

Brocade heels with crystal buckle, Dolce & Gabbana. Dolce & Gabbana, 973-912-8090. “Dolce & Gabbana makes me feel like a queen. These shoes have a very trendy heel and beautiful pattern.”

Leather Kan I logo bag, Fendi.

Fendi, 973-564-5780.

“Red is totally the new black, and Fendi is the new classic.”

with social media, almost all of these influencers have one thing in common: they’re millennials, which happens to also be the most important demographic for many fashion and beauty companies. “Brands are desperate to find ways to reach the under30-somethings,” says Wall Street Journal fashion and culture contributor Christina Binkley. With good reason: According to marketing expert Pam Danziger, they have the potential to become the largest spending generation in history. And as brands seek to develop lifelong customers, there is nowhere better to start than with those just old enough to have disposable income to spend on fashion and beauty.

Of course, influencers are rewarded with more than front row runway seats. In 2012, Estée Lauder, in an attempt to attract a younger audience, signed influencer Emily Shuman of Cupcakes and Cashmere to a long-term contract, supposedly for six figures. Influencer Millennial models, like Kendall Jenner, can command much more.

When she joined the Estée team in 2014, estimates put her contract at over one million per year. Key to their decision to go with Jenner as opposed to a more seasoned model was her social following, which, at the time, topped 30 million. The brand’s global brand president, Jane Hertzmark Hudis, even called her “the ultimate Instagirl.” Their gamble paid off: Two days after announcing the campaign, their Instagram account already had 30,000 new followers. The next year, when they launched a Jenner-inspired lipstick called “Restless,” it became the most successful color on the website, selling out completely.

But even those influencers without a famous pedigree are important to the industry. Many of them, from simply posting beautiful photos of their quotidian lives, tap into micro-niches that were heretofore underserviced. “I never really saw anyone who looked like me in the beauty space on Instagram,” says Arshia Moorjani, an Instagram beauty influencer. “I decided to create content on my own for the girls who can relate to my skin tone.”

Moorjani’s makeup tutorials and perfectly lit ’grams even landed her a spot in this year’s Make Up For Ever campaign. Adds Marianna Hewitt, a fashion Instagrammer with over 700,000 followers:

“We have personal relationships with our readers and viewers. It isn’t just an outlet speaking to a general audience. They connect with us personally, which makes the whole experience more engaging.” A good influencer creates the illusion that she’s accessible nearly 24/7, with photos, tweets, and even live video. And for many millennials, who are glued to their smart phones, it means their engagement with the content is nearly constant as well.

Social media stars as major players in the fashion and beauty industries is certainly a new paradigm, but as Binkley reiterates, “There have always been influencers, since Marie Antoinette. We use whatever media is available at the time. Instagram is just the latest.” ■

Ready to post: Chiara Ferragni and Gala Gonzalez at the Michael Kors Collection Fall 2017 runway show in New York.

GOOD SPORTS

TO A TEE

Lacoste’s partnership with the PGA Tour’s Presidents Cup golf tournament is a perfect fit.

by Karen Rose the International team’s mirrors their team flag in shades of blue and gold. “I tried to keep the younger guys in mind when selecting the uniforms and tried to match what the guys are wearing these days,” says US Team captain Steve Stricker. “We matched the material of the shirts to the performance style that the guys like today. They really liked the fit and wearability.”

Adds International Team captain Nick Price, “I was impressed with Lacoste’s willingness to take feedback from our players, especially to ensure the cuts offered the best fit for playability.” The result? Superior comfort for looking sharp on or off the green. The PGA Tour Presidents Cup will be held at Liberty National Golf Club, Liberty State Park, Jersey City, September 26–October 1.

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Lacoste’s seven unique polos per team, one for each day of the event, are made of a breathable ultra-dry fabric and embroidered with the Presidents Cup trophy and team flag.

All are available at the Lacoste boutique at The Mall at Short Hills.

FROM LEFT: The PGA Tour’s prestigious Presidents Cup trophy; sketches of the International Team’s Presidents Cup uniforms; Liberty National Golf Club.

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVID LEWIS TAYLOR (SHIRTS); MICHAEL COHEN/PGA TOUR (TROPHY); CHRIS CONDON/PGA TOUR (GOLF COURSE); COURTESY OF LACOSTE (REMAINING)

FASHION LOVERS AND GOLF AFICIONADOS alike will be flocking to Lacoste this fall. The super chic French brand is now the official apparel provider of the PGA Tour Presidents Cup golf tournament, held at Jersey City’s Liberty National Golf Club this fall — and the full line of team apparel is available at the Lacoste boutique at The Mall at Short Hills.

No stranger to sports-friendly design, Lacoste, founded by golf legend René Lacoste in 1933, has long sponsored golf and tennis tournaments worldwide, including the French Open and the Lacoste Ladies French Open.

Lacoste worked closely with the two Presidents Cup captains in designing their teams’ looks.

The US Team’s uniforms draw inspiration from the American flag in red, white, and blue, while

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DESIGNER DEBRIEF

CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Model Joan Smalls backstage before the Michael Kors Fall Winter 2017 runway show; the Bancroft East West large tote and Bancroft grained leather satchel from the Michael Kors Collection; the newly renovated Michael Kors boutique at The Mall at Short Hills.

“Short Hills is exactly what a mall should be: a chic luxurious shopping environment with some of the best stores.”—michael kors

OF KORS!

With a glam new location, doubled in size, Michael Kors’s fab new boutique at The Mall at Short Hills is filled to the brim with all the essentials for fall.

THE BUZZIEST WORDS THESE DAYS WHEN IT COMES TO RETAIL MAY NOT BE BRICK AND MORTAR, but don’t tell that to designer Michael Kors, who has just expanded his footprint at The Mall at Short Hills to a space measuring 3,200 square feet.

The mega boutique houses the entire lifestyle brand, something he has only been able to achieve in cities such as Seoul, Dubai, Milan, and Paris.

Its new location, directly across from Macy’s on the upper level, is a few stores down from the original, and twice the size. The goal was to have one space that would contain the entire range of Michael Kors and MICHAEL Michael Kors, especially since

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the company had been looking to add menswear to the mix. And Kors, who grew up in the suburbs of Long Island, is the first to admit he loves a good mall. “Short Hills is exactly what a mall should be: a chic, luxurious shopping environment with some of the best stores,” he notes.

The new space carries a complete collection, from handbags, footwear, and ready-to-wear to watches, eyewear, and fragrances. While there are no exclusives yet, that is certainly under discussion as it is something the brand has found effective in some of its 960 global stores. What Kors is particularly enthused about is all of the products they did not have room for before,

including Michael Kors Mens, which encompasses apparel, shoes, bags, and small leather goods.

For fall, the designer was “inspired by this idea of strength, but looked at through a very sensual lens.

The hybrid of those two things is, I think, the perfect expression of how people want to look today.” And in what can be fluctuating temperatures in New Jersey, with residents jumping in and out of their cars continuously, the selection of pieces for the Short Hills store bore that in mind. Fall for Kors is about texture. As he himself says, “I am a texture junkie.” Choosing the ultimate pieces from the collection is key, especially when hand-picked by Kors himself. “You need a few great,

PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF MICHAEL KORS

by Samantha Yanks

New Location. New Look.

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“I’m outerwear obsessed, so I think every year you should treat yourself to a fabulous new coat.”—michael kors

PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF MICHAEL KORS

sumptuous knits. Of course, I’m also outerwear obsessed, so I think every year you should treat yourself to a fabulous new coat—for this season, look for one with a stronger shoulder.” To truly stay on trend and to complete the look, he recommends “a longer skirt that reveals the leg when you walk, and you want a pair of high-waisted pleated trousers.”

Not surprisingly, his front row of influencers, including Laura Love, Jourdan Dunn, and Harley Viera Newton, all sat starry-eyed watching the parade of pants march by, the ones Kors himself loves so much.

But there were also perfect party dresses for the holiday season: a black bejeweled one on Amber Valetta, fringes on Kendall Jenner, and, of course, the gold showstopper worn by Natasha Poly.

To spend time in Kors’s world is to find yourself in a universe richly focused on design. The boutiques themselves are extensions of the brand, and the shop at The Mall at Short Hills is nothing less than spectacular. The store feels very much like their new Regent Street flagship in London; it has a fresh, more modern aesthetic, an evolution of the brand, really. The materials complement the signature pieces in the collections, using neutral and rich materials. The palette consists of soft browns and grays, and the interior is full of texture using brushed stainless-steel shelves, dark oak wood floors, and refined fixtures with Calacatta finishes and Venetian wallpaper. But while the boutique is an expression of the company’s new global outlook, there are also key moments that are exclusive to Short Hills, such as the super glamorous women’s shoe salon. It’s the centerpiece of the space surrounded by translucent glass panels. It is modern in feel, inviting for customers, and the ultimate place to work with their personal shoppers, which is perfectly in line with the experience at The Mall at Short Hills—luxurious, bespoke, and personal. Michael Kors, 973-467-7500 ■

CLOCKWISE: Maartje Verhoef backstage at the Michael Kors Fall Winter 2017 runway show in New York; chocolate leather pump boots from the Michael Kors Collection; the Michael Kors boutique at The Mall at Short Hills; an array of outerwear at the Fall Winter 2017 runway finale walk.

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FACE FORWARD

At Chanel’s Fall 2017 show in Paris, models sported 1960s-inspired curves across their brow bones, created by makeup artist Tom Pecheux. below: It’s no wonder Kat Von D’s Tattoo Liner is a bestseller at Sephora! The highpigment fluid is waterproof and boasts an easyto-use felt tip.

Bobbi Brown’s Long-Wear Gel Eyeliner comes in a slew of bold hues including Chocolate Shimmer (below). Pair it with a powder eyeshadow in burgundy to recreate the striking “reverse cat eye” look at Valentino’s Fall 2017 show.

FELINE GROOVY!

From futuristic floating eyeliner at Chanel to a messy flick at Yves Saint Laurent— this season, the classic cat eye gets a fierce twist.

THE ICONIC CAT EYE DATES BACK TO ANCIENT EGYPT, when Cleopatra adorned her lids with a thick wing of black liner. Today, there’s more than one way to achieve a cat eye.

“Many think it’s winged at the tip, then angled upward, but that’s not the only way,” explains Eduardo Martinez, makeup artist for Bobbi Brown Cosmetics.

This season, the range of top eyeliner looks played right into the overarching theme of individuality and freedom of expression. “I think [designers and makeup artists] want women to feel more empowered,” says Martinez.

At Chanel, models strutted down the futuristic runway with floating eyeliner from the bridge of the nose to the tops of

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the cheeks. For a more wearable approach, Martinez suggests keeping the line shorter, starting above the lash line using a powder shadow in gray, then transitioning through to the end of your eye crease with a gel liner— try Smashbox’s Jet Set Waterproof Eye Liner (Sephora, 973-258-1919).

While the liner, too, was floating on the brow bone at Thierry Mugler, celebrity makeup artist Lisa Butler used Instant Liner from Clarins (Nordstrom, 973-4671500) to create strong, sharp lines. “It’s a playful twist on the classic cat eye,” says Butler, who stresses that it’s key to keep the skin natural.

At Valentino, legendary makeup artist Pat McGrath created a burgundy-hued

reverse cat eye, focusing on the lower lash line rather than the top. Get the look using a powder eyeshadow in deep brick and a liner such as Bobbi Brown’s Long-Wear Gel Eyeliner (Sephora, 973-258-1919) in Chocolate Shimmer Ink. Models at Yves Saint Laurent, meanwhile, rocked purposefully messy swipes of black liner across the lids and up the outer eye crease created by makeup artist Tom Pecheux. To get this carefree look, apply your favorite mascara using your fingertips, just as Pecheux did, or try the bestselling Tattoo Liner by Kat Von D (Sephora, 973-2581919), which boasts a felt tip for a fast and easy application— just as the look’s intended to be. n

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PERSPECTIVE

“This all goes back to Salvatore. I am simply embracing and building on his design philosophy.”

—paul andrew From concept to creation: Paul Andrew’s sketch of the Satin Gancio flower heel for Salvatore Ferragamo, and its real-life manifestation.

Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-376-6250

OLD IS NEW

Footwear designer Paul Andrew shepherds Salvatore Ferragamo’s famous styles into a brave new era.

AFTER LAUNCHING HIS EPONYMOUS LABEL IN 2013 and winning the CFDA/ Vogue Fashion Fund award the following year, designer Paul Andrew added another career-defining feather to his cap in September 2016 when he was named the women’s footwear design director at storied Florentine fashion house Salvatore Ferragamo. His first Ferragamo collection, Pre-Fall 2017, was released in June to raucous applause, showcasing Andrew’s dual dedication to

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respecting the sensibility and craftsmanship that have made Ferragamo footwear famous the world over, and adapting those qualities to a younger, more diverse audience. Here, the 38-year-old designer speaks of keeping the past in sight— while training his eye forward.

What are your aspirations in this role? I’m taking it step by step: bringing in new ideas for product, presentation, the marketing, the store experience, and hopefully shining new light on the inherent brilliance of the brand. My goal is to maintain Ferragamo’s relationship with [its] loyal clientele, but

simultaneously introduce the brand to a new and younger generation. But this all goes back to Salvatore—I am simply embracing and building upon his original design philosophy.

What vision do you hold for the Salvatore Ferragamo woman? My intention is to create shoes that make a woman not only look beautiful, confident, and strong, but feel beautiful, confident, and strong. The Ferragamo woman demands a balance of thoughtful, comfortable design with the most luxurious materials in the world. She values craftsmanship and wearability above all else.

Like Salvatore Ferragamo, you are known for the fit of your shoes. I’m always asked, “In designing shoes, how important is comfort?” My answer is, “It’s not important— it’s essential!”

The Short Hills shopper seeks luxury in every facet of her life, from day to play.

Which Fall collection style is a must-have in her closet?

One of my favorites is an updated version of the flower heel, originally created by Salvatore in 1939. The new version is designed in different heel heights, with one particular iteration coated in a galvanized metal finish applied in an

Italian car factory.

Which shoe would you pick to take women from work to the weekend?

The black and gold stiletto heel is undeniably a Ferragamo essential: artisanal craft combined with the reimagining of the black and gold design gesture so iconic to the brand’s roots in Hollywood, translated through a perfectly sleek day-toevening pump.

What inspires your designs the most? My travels— observing women around the world—as well as art, Midcentury Modern design, and, of course, the extensive Ferragamo archives. ■

PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF SALVATORE FERRAGAMO

by Lisa Ferrandino

REIMAGINE THE CLASSICS Classic designs updated with contemporary profiles and lightweight, modern lug soles make these shoes perfect for fall.

See the entire Fall Collection of Shoes, Belts and Apparel in stores now.

Store Hours: M-F 10-9, Sat 10-8, Sun 11-6 • Phone: (973) 379-5007

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FACE TIME

UP TO THE MINUTE

Sophisticated and sleek, these four exquisite timepieces celebrate classic design with the best of haute horology.

by Aldous Tuck MINIMALISM WAS ON EVERYONE’S WATCH at this year’s Swiss fairs, now that watchmakers have responded to the demand for classic design updated with a modern but understated twist.

But don’t be fooled by the uncomplicated elegance. These new and reinvigorated time-telling icons also deliver superior, world-class function— and that never goes out of style.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Unlock your inner 007 with the James Bondapproved Omega Seamaster 300. Introduced to divers and seafaring professionals to great acclaim in 1957, the timeless classic has been completely upgraded for a new generation of adventurers. Its sandblasted black dial features rhodium-plated hands coated with Super-LumiNova for enhanced underwater viewing. The polished ceramic bezel ring has a scratch-resistant Liquidmetal diving scale, and the 41mm watch's transparent caseback displays the Omega Master Co-Axial calibre 8400 movement within. Omega, 973-379-6044

The Grande Seconde Moon by Jaquet Droz features a black onyx dial with a traditional figure-eight configuration in 18k white gold.

The hours and minutes are displayed on the upper dial and the moon phase is artistically integrated on the lower dial, along with the date and the running seconds. This piece is also offered in equally stunning steel and redgold versions. Tourbillon, 973-564-5864 A beautiful blend of fine watchmaking and superb jewelry design, the Glashütte Original Pavonina is both pretty and practical. The white mother-of-pearl guilloche dial sits atop a Quartz 03-02 movement designed in-house and featuring three-way protection from magnetic fields, while the case dazzles with 42 brilliant-cut diamonds. Tourbillon, 973-564-5864 ■

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Miles beyond wrist candy, the Rolex Lady Datejust 28 features a case and iconic Oyster bracelet made from Rolesor, Rolex’s blend of white gold and stainless steel, which provides both luster and strength. The silver dial has 18k gold hour markers that resist tarnishing, and the Cyclops Lens on the crystal magnifies the date for easy reading. The watch is equipped with the calibre 2236, a new self-winding mechanical movement that offers a superlative level of chronometric performance. Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500

BEAUTY REPORT

“Customers have begun to focus on illumination in addition to addressing lines and wrinkles.”

BRIGHTEN UP!

The secret to flawless, glowing skin, whatever your age, is this season’s cosmetic essential.

by Christina Clemente IF YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE NEXT musthave beauty product, trendwatchers suggest you look to South Korea. Dubbed “K-Beauty,” Korean skincare has been a mainstay on our vanities for years, with sheet masks, super-hydrating essences, and, more recently, skin brighteners—a term that covers antiaging treatments for discoloration and perfecting primers that give

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foundation a flawless finish.

“Bright and luminescent skin has been long sought after in many Asian cultures,” says Derek Miller, beauty and fragrance director for Nordstrom. “Dull and uneven skin can have a negative effect on an otherwise youthful complexion; customers have begun to focus on illumination in addition to addressing lines and wrinkles.”

In response, brands such as La Prairie, Estée Lauder, Eve Lom, and Clé de Peau have debuted products promising a luminous, spotfree complexion. No surprise that the research firm Mintel reports that 24 percent of facial care items introduced between April 2016 and March 2017 targeted radiance and 20 percent spoke of brightening.

Given our obsession with

gorgeous skin—so “naturally beautiful” it seemingly doesn’t require makeup— these pigment-correcting, skin-brightening, and smoothing products are no flash in the pan. Industry experts reckon that glowinducing serums, balms, and primers are now a staple of cosmetic wardrobes. “They aren’t going anywhere,” says Miller. “Brightening products are here to stay.”

above, from left: Pre-foundation primers provide a blemish-free canvas. Pores No More Luminizer Primer, Dr. Brandt Skincare. Sephora, 973-258-1919. Touche Éclat Blur Primer, Yves Saint Laurent. Neiman Marcus, 973-912-0080. L’Or Pure Radiance Face Primer, Guerlain. Sephora, 973-258-1919. Dreamskin Advanced, Dior. Neiman Marcus, 973-912-0080

PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRIAN KLUTCH (BEAUTY PRODUCTS); COFFEEANDMILK/GETTY IMAGES (MODEL). PROP STYLING BY MARIANA VERA FOR HALLEY RESOURCES

—derek miller

“Skin discolorations are one of the major signs of aging.”

PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRIAN KLUTCH. PROP STYLING BY MARIANA VERA FOR HALLEY RESOURCES

—dr. jacqueline hill

LET IT GLOW Forget Instagram filters. New, innovative facial primers promise a flawless visage in one easy swipe. “The cosmetic industry is taking inspiration from Korea, where it’s all about this dewy, glowy look,” says Margarita Cruz, director of new product development for the skincare line Dr. Brandt. “Consumers want a natural look.” This is particularly true of millennials, she adds, who want that on-trend, no-makeup look, and want it fast. Dr. Brandt’s Pores No More Luminizer promises an instant glow thanks to illuminating powders that give the skin a flattering iridescence,

softening lines and imperfections. Cruz calls it “soft-focus technology,” which involves “diffusing the reflection and transmission of light in many directions.”

With a dab of Bobbi Brown’s Extra Illuminating Moisture Balm, the skin appears to glow. “We used soft correcting pearls with a specific particle size to give a natural radiance, as opposed to a colorful highlighter,” says Gabrielle Nevin, VP of global product development for Bobbi Brown.

And Dior’s Dreamskin Advanced is not just a fastworking, brightening makeup primer (thanks to

optical powders that shrink pores and cast a uniform glow); it also targets the signs of aging, helping skin regain density and tone via new stem cell technology. With time, your skin’s texture will be so improved, you won’t need foundation. Says Nevin, “The better your skin looks, the less makeup you have to wear.”

TIGHT AND BRIGHT Spots, blotches, and lack of luminosity—also known as dullness—instantly separate the girls from the women.

“Skin discolorations are one of the major signs of aging,” says Dr. Jacqueline Hill,

director of innovation and science at La Prairie. Adds Kelly St. John, VP, divisional merchandise manager for beauty at Neiman Marcus, “Brighteners were sought out by customers as they began aging and seeking solutions for sun-damaged skin. They want preventative treatments for discoloration.”

Top brands like Clinique and La Prairie have debuted treatments that directly target skin tone and age spots through potent blends of vitamins, rare botanicals, and emollients to brighten and hydrate. Created to combat early to intermediate signs of aging, they’re a welcome alternative to peels and lasers. For example, La Prairie’s White Caviar Illuminating Pearl Infusion not only focuses on dark spots but also reduces redness caused by stress and grayness from pollution.

A two-step treatment, La Mer’s Brilliance Brightening Mask combats dullness and discoloration through a powerful hydrating blend of marine peptides and seasourced actives, while lime tea concentrate, rich in antioxidants, neutralizes free radicals and protects against environmental aggressors.

“Brighteners are one of the only products that target and prevent sun damage,” says St. John. “Everyone is affected by environmental stressors that brighteners can fight at the skin level.” n above, from left: Brighteners target blemishes. Even Better Clinical Dark Spot Corrector & Optimizer, Clinique. Nordstrom, 973-467-1500. White Caviar Illuminating Pearl Infusion, La Prairie. Neiman Marcus, 973-9120080. The Brilliance Brightening Mask, La Mer. Bloomingdale’s, 973-548-2200. Concentrated Brightening Serum, Clé de Peau.

Neiman Marcus, 973-912-0080

SAVE FACE SUFFERING FROM A DULL COMPLEXION? BLAME THESE THREE MAIN CAUSES… Poor Circulation: Diminished blood flow to the skin, caused by dehydration, smoking, lack of exercise, and an unhealthy diet, means less oxygen and nutrients. Translation? Pasty, lackluster skin.

Risky Rays: Too much UV exposure can wreak havoc on unprotected skin, especially when it comes to tone. Your skin cells produce melanin to protect you and absorb light— but too much results in hyperpigmentation, or brown spots.

Ticking Clock: With aging comes slower cell turnover, or a decrease in the natural renewal of skin cells. This means older cells are on the surface of the skin longer, resulting in a loss of radiance.

Solution: Coupled with brightening treatments and illuminating primers, exfoliation is key to healthy, glowing skin. Sloughing off dead cells boosts circulation and speeds up cell turnover, making way for a smoother, more radiant complexion. And if done regularly, it can stimulate collagen production. Note: It’s important not to overexfoliate, which can cause irritation and thinning of the skin. Aveda’s Botanical Kinetics Radiant Skin Refiner (Aveda, 973-4674500) is a creamy, clay-based scrub that gently exfoliates using bamboo extract. Peter Thomas Roth’s Un-Wrinkle Peel Pads (Sephora, 973-2581919) utilize an array of acids, like glycolic, lactic, and salicylic, to quickly exfoliate, while linolenic acid soothes and hydrates.

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SHINE ON! It’s the season of shimmer, glimmer, sparkle and dazzle thanks to a myriad of metallics, from bold gold to polished platinum and not-so-bashful bronze. Throw in a smattering of diamonds or layers of lamé and, guess what? You rock!

photography by SARAH SILVER styling by CLAUDIA TALAMAS

M E E - WOW !

Gold cheetah metallic blouse and skirt, Michael Kors Collection. Michael Kors, 973-467-7500.

Linear Statement earrings, Kate Spade. Kate Spade New York, 973-376-6120.

18k white- and rose-gold Bouton d’or diamond ring, Van Cleef & Arpels. Van Cleef & Arpels, 973-3791800. Gold-plated and crystal ring, Swarovski.

Swarovski, 973-379-4318 BEAUTY NOTE: When rocking metallic lids, those with pale complexions should opt for shades of pearl or soft gold, while darker skin tones look best with a touch of bronze or copper.

Pigment in Gold, MAC. M.A.C, 973-912-8500.

Magnificent Metals Glitter & Glow Liquid Eye Shadow in Kitten Karma, Stila. Sephora, 973-2581919. Nail Polish in Milos, NARS. Bloomingdale’s, 973-548-2200

F L OW E R P OW E R

Kan I graphite and silver bag, Fendi. Fendi, 973-564-5780. 18k gold and diamond Serpenti watch, Bulgari. Bulgari, 976-376-7800. 18k white- and rose-gold Bouton d’or diamond ring, Van Cleef & Arpels.

Van Cleef & Arpels, 973-379-1800 BEAUTY NOTE: For an ombré effect, top your polish with dry nail pigments.

Metalinudes Nail Colour in Preciosa, Christian Louboutin. Neiman Marcus, 973-912-0080

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GOLD GLAMOUR

Embroidered dress, Tory Burch. Tory Burch, 973-379-2167. Gold and navy hoops, Ann Taylor.

Ann Taylor, 973-467-4290.

Gold-plated and Swarovski crystal necklace, Swarovski. Swarovski, 973-379-4318. Velvet choker, BCBG MAX AZRIA. BCBG Max Azria, 973-2580137 . Charade Capsule daybed, Jonathan Adler.

973-564-8013; jonathanadler.com

beauty note: For the blurred-lip look, apply a cream lipstick with a fluffy blush, blending around the edges.

Melted Liquified Long Wear Lipstick in Rosy Orchid, Too Faced.

Sephora, 973-258-1919.

Lip Pencil in Beet, M.A.C. M.A.C, 973-912-8500

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DOUBLE TROUBLE

on left: Crystal embroidered woven silk dress, Dolce & Gabbana. Dolce & Gabbana, 973-912-8090. 18k gold Tiffany HardWear ball hook earrings, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600. Yellow-gold Oyster Perpetual DateJust 31 watch, Rolex. Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500. 18k yellow-gold and diamond floral wide cuff, Sidney Thomas Jewelers. Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500. on right: Black glitter tweed dress, Chanel. Chanel, 973-912-8055. 18k gold Tiffany HardWear chain double drop earrings, 18k gold Tiffany HardWear ball bypass and wire bracelets, and 18k rose-gold ball bypass and wire bracelets, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600 beauty note: on left: Les 4 Ombres Multi-Effect Quadra Eyeshadow in Tisse Rivoli and Stylo Yeux Waterproof in Espresso, Chanel. Neiman Marcus, 973-912-0080. on right: Little Black Liner, Estée Lauder. Neiman Marcus, 973-912-0080. on both: Shimmering Perfector Pressed Highlighter in Pearl, Becca. Sephora, 973-258-1919

LIGHT BITE

Platinum, 1.42-carat yellowdiamond, and white-diamond ring, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600

beauty note: Lip Pencil in Cyber World, M.A.C. M.A.C, 973-912-8500.

Cream Lip Stain in Bohemian Purple, Sephora Collection.

Sephora, 973-258-1919.

Magnificent Metals Glitter & Glow Liquid Eye Shadow in Into the Blue, Stila. Sephora, 973-258-1919

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BLUE STEEL

PHOTOGRAPHY AND STYLING BY DAVID LEWIS TAYLOR

Opyum leather pump, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello. Saint Laurent, 973-921-9601. Silver metallic Gancio cocktail handbag, Salvatore Ferragamo. Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-376-6250.

Rockmore brushed silver sunglasses, Oliver Peoples.

Oliver Peoples, 973-5648100. Archicannage metallized leather Diorama bag, Dior. Dior, 973-379-2287

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R I S I N G S TA R

Embroidered lace jacket, Anne Fontaine. Anne Fontaine, 973-467-1276.

White double-crepe pants, metal star brooch, and metal and resin pearl necklace (worn as belt), Chanel. Chanel, 973912-8055. Tin glass Metro oxfords, Stuart Weitzman. Stuart Weitzman, 973-564-5696

2 4 K M AG I C

Gold micro bag with crystal logo, Dolce & Gabbana. Dolce & Gabbana, 973-912-8090.

Embellished T-strap pump, Prada. Prada, 973-9214780. Gold metallic mini paillette acrylic clutch, Jimmy Choo. Jimmy Choo, 973-564-8181. Black embroidered clutch, Tory Burch. Tory Burch, 973-379-2167 opposite page:

ON SLEEK

PHOTOGRAPHY AND STYLING BY DAVID LEWIS TAYLOR

left: Cashmere turtleneck sweater and cotton pencil skirt with front slit, Max Mara. Max Mara, 973-912-9003. 18k white- and rose-gold Bouton d’or diamond necklace, Van Cleef & Arpels. Van Cleef & Arpels, 973-379-1800. Diamond engraved metal bag, Jimmy Choo. Jimmy Choo, 973-564-8181. right: Cashmere turtleneck sweater and cotton wide-leg pants, Max Mara. Max Mara, 973-912-9003. Gold plated necklace with crystals, Swarovski. Swarovski, 973-379-4318. 18k gold Elsa Peretti Bone cuff, 18k gold Out of Retirement pyramid ring, and 18k gold Tiffany HardWear ball ring, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600. Gold top-handle cocktail bag, Salvatore Ferragamo.

Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-376-6250 beauty note: When selecting highlighter, fair complexions should opt for pearlescent and champagne shades; medium skins should select peach and gold undertones; and shades of rose gold and bronze will give a darker skin tone that dewy glow. on both: Velvet Shadow Stick in Hollywood Land, Hardwired Eyeshadow in Outer Limits, and Dual-Intensity Eyeshadow in Rigel, NARS. Sephora, 973-258-1919. Shimmering Skin Perfector Poured Crème Highlighter in Champagne Pop and Moonstone, Becca.

Sephora, 973-258-1919.

Cheek Color in Flush, Tom Ford. Neiman Marcus, 973-912-0080

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DIAMOND GIRL

Platinum and diamond inside-out hoop earrings, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600. 18k white-gold and pavé diamond large link collar necklace and 18k white-gold multicut diamond Infinity Bypass ring, Sidney Thomas Jewelers. Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500.

18k white-gold, turquoise, and diamond Perlée between-the-finger ring and platinum and diamond Enlacement wedding band, Van Cleef & Arpels. Van Cleef & Arpels, 973-379-1800

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beauty note: Ensure all eyes are on your metallic lids by keeping lips soft and neutral.

Velvet Shadow Stick in Hollywood Land, Hardwired Eyeshadow in Outer Limits, and Dual-Intensity Eyeshadow in Rigel, NARS. Sephora, 973-258-1919

NIPPED AND TUCKED

Lurex blouse and cropped pants, Piazza Sempione. Piazza Sempione, 973-3793980. Metal planet brooch, Chanel. Chanel, 973-912-8055.

Silvernight Moselle necklace, Atelier Swarovski. Swarovski, 973-379-4318

C AT ’ S C R A D L E

Black and gray leopard bell-sleeved dress, Michael by Michael Kors. Michael Kors, 973-467-7500. Black diamond layered necklace, Atelier Swarovski by Iris Apfel.

Swarovski, 973-379-4318.

Birds of Paradise collection 18k white-gold and diamond Oiseaux de Paradis Volutes earrings, 18k white-gold, diamond, and onyx Cosmos between-the-finger ring, and platinum and diamond Enlacement wedding band, Van Cleef & Arpels. Van Cleef & Arpels, 973-379-1800. 18k white-gold and diamond bar station wide ridged cuff bracelet, Sidney Thomas Jewelers. Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500.

18k white-gold and diamond Reflection de Cartier ring and 18k white-gold and diamond Coup D’éclat ring, Cartier.

Cartier, 973-467-9005 beauty note: Along with the cheekbones, apply highlighter to the inner corners of the eye for added brightness.

Les 4 Ombres Multi-Effect Quadra Eyeshadow in Tisse Rivoli and Stylo Yeux Waterproof in Espresso, Chanel. Neiman Marcus, 973-912-0080.

Magnificent Metals Glitter & Glow Liquid Eyeshadow in Diamond Dust, Stila. Sephora, 973-258-1919

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AFTER MIDNIGHT

Metallic spotted suede bag, Jimmy Choo.

Jimmy Choo, 973-5648181. Silver sequin and crystal Mary Jane pumps, Dolce & Gabbana. Dolce & Gabbana, 973-912-8090 beauty note: Enamored Hi-Shine Nail Polish in Blacquer, Marc Jacobs. Sephora, 973-258-1919.

Amarapura, NARS. Bloomingdale’s, 973-528-2200

Hair by Luis Guillermo at Factory Downtown using Oribe Hair Care Makeup by Anastasia Durasova at The Wall Groupusing MAC Cosmetics Manicure by Honey for Exposure NY Models: Egle Tvirbutaite at Marilyn NY, Puck at New York Model Management, and Kaylin Rogers at WOMEN/360 Management Fashion assistance by Bailey Ness Makeup assistance by Tommy Napoli and Madison Personette

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BE DAZZLING

Embroidered wool jacket, wool dress, and 18k gold, black sapphire, and black jade earrings, Dolce & Gabbana. Dolce & Gabbana, 973-912-8090 beauty note: This season, it’s all about nail art. Embellish the tips of your fingers with glitter.

Metalinudes Nail Colour in Preciosa, Christian Louboutin. Neiman Marcus, 973-912-0080

BAR B E D B O UQUE T A mini skull centerpiece makes a quirky classic of this ravishing floral.

ABSOLUT ELYX SINGLE ESTATE HANDCRAFTED VODKA, COURTESY OF ABSOLUT

18k yellow-gold, diamond, and sapphire skull-motif Flora ring, Gucci. Gucci, 973-564-7600

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PUT A RING ON IT Extravagant, exquisite, elaborately crafted cocktail rings steal the spotlight this season. photography by BRIAN KLUTCH styling by CASEY TRUDEAU

PROP STYLING BY MARIANA VERA FOR HALLEY RESOURCES. KORS VODKA GOLD EDITION, COURTESY OF KORS VODKA

prop styling by MARIANA VERA

GO LDFINGE R There’s nothing mellow about a super-sized yellow sapphire.

18k gold, 12.52 carat yellow sapphire, and platinum diamond ring, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600

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E M E RAL D CI TY Greens are especially good for you when they’re magnificent and maximalist.

REMY MARTIN COGNAC LOUIS XIII

18k white-gold, emerald, and diamond ring, Sidney Thomas Jewelers.

Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500

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RING OF TH E N E W An astonishingly chic blend of diamonds, sapphires, and emeralds lends a flash of not-sosubdued gaiety!

TEQUILA DON JULIO REAL®, COURTESY OF DON JULIO

Platinum, sapphire, emerald, and diamond ring, Van Cleef & Arpels. Van Cleef & Arpels, 973-379-1800

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SUP E R SH I NE I T! Double—heck, triple!—the seductive power of diamonds with cuts and columns of the highest carat.

THE MACALLAN RARE CASK, COURTESY OF THE MACALLAN

14k yellow-gold, baguette, and round diamond column ring, Sidney Thomas Jewelers.

Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500

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P INK IE SWE AR The truth is, nothing bedazzles quite like a cluster of rosy hues.

GRAN PATRÓN BURDEOS, COURTESY OF PATRÓN TEQUILA

Rose-gold, diamond, and pink quartz Rose Dior Pré Catelan ring, Dior Fine Jewelry.

Dior, 973-379-2287

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RUBY SL I P-O N! Haughty and naughty, the most regal of gems is fit for a queen... or queen bee.

DELEON REPOSADO TEQUILA, COURTESY OF DELEON

High-jewelry platinum and gold ring with ruby and 12 pearshaped diamonds, Bulgari.

Bulgari, 973-376-7800

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TH E GOL D STA N DA R D This three-dimensional masterpiece is a sculptural sensation.

ROYAL SALUTE 62 GUN SALUTE, COURTESY OF PERNOD RICARD USA

18k yellow-gold and lapis lazuli Cactus de Cartier ring, set with 55 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 0.28 carats, Cartier. Cartier, 973-467-9005

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ST REETLI GH T PEOPL E

on him: Camel hair topcoat, Polo Ralph Lauren. Ralph Lauren, 973-467-4680. Wessex knit rollneck sweater, Reiss.

Reiss, 973-376-2200. Milano fit corduroys, Brooks Brothers.

Brooks Brothers, 973-467-5400.

Montauk chukka boots, Allen Edmonds. Allen Edmonds, 973-379-5007. on her: Velvet dress, Dior. Dior, 973-379-2287.

18k yellow-gold, chrysoprase, onyx, and diamond Bouton d’or pendant necklace, Van Cleef & Arpels. Van Cleef & Arpels, 973-379-1800. Leather saddle bag, Polo Ralph Lauren. Ralph Lauren, 973-467-4680. April mixed velvet platform pumps, Jimmy Choo. Jimmy Choo, 973564-8181

The season’s most touchworthy texture takes a mod downtown couple from night to day, and then some. photography by MIKE ROSENTHAL styling by BROOKE ELY DANIELSON

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STR E E TS AH E AD

on her: Red printed-silk and knitted dress and leather laceup boots, Hermès. Hermès, 973-376-6843. 18k yellow-gold small Amulette de Cartier ring, Cartier. Cartier, 973-467-9005. on him: Navy wool cardigan, Lie de Vin wool pullover, and navy velvet trousers, Hermès.

Hermès, 973-376-6843.

Holden waxed leather boots, Jimmy Choo. Jimmy Choo, 973-564-8181

LUXE AWAY

One-button velvet jacket and slim velvet pants, Brooks Brothers. Brooks Brothers, 973-467-5400. Cashmere turtleneck, Banana Republic.

Banana Republic, 973-379-3533.

Pochette Metis handbag, Louis Vuitton. Louis Vuitton, 973-5649788. Addison patent leather pumps, Tory Burch. Tory Burch, 973-379-2167

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STEPPED-UP STYLE

on him: Wool sport shirt, suede navy coat, and wool black sport pants, Salvatore Ferragamo.

Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-3766250. Jules rugged waxed boots, Jimmy Choo. Jimmy Choo, 973-564-8181. on her: Cashmere double felt jacket and printed crepe de chine dress, Chanel. Chanel, 973-912-8055. Louella crushed velvet booties, Jimmy Choo.

Jimmy Choo, 973-564-8181

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TE NDE R I S TH E NI GH T

on her: Cashmere Twelve cape, Loro Piana. Loro Piana, 973-912-9393. Knit cashmere dress, Salvatore Ferragamo.

Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-3766250. Embroidered floral velvet Peekaboo bag, Fendi. Fendi, 973-564-5780. Suede and satin boots, Chanel. Chanel, 973-912-8055. on him: Wool blend bomber jacket, Banana Republic. Banana Republic, 973379-3533. Indigo slim jean, Club Monaco. Club Monaco, 973-3762822. 40mm 18k yellow-gold De Ville Tresor Master timepiece on a leather strap, Omega. Omega, 973-379-6044. Voltaire ankle boots, Louis Vuitton. Louis Vuitton, 973-564-9788

SO FT TOUCH

Mockneck velvet top, Ann Taylor. Ann Taylor, 973-467-4290

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IN THE MO M E NT

on him: Horseley V-neck sweater, Thomas Pink.

Thomas Pink, 973-258-1370.

Pants, Robert Graham.

Robert Graham, 973-2580500. on her: Velvet bodysuit, Madewell. Madewell, 973379-3657. Vance skirt, Tory Burch. Tory Burch, 973-3792167. 14 yellow-gold bracelet, 14k yellow-gold multi-link bracelet, and 18k yellow-gold Italian horsebit bracelet, Sidney Thomas Jewelers.

Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500

WE HOURS

on her: Velvet tie-front swing dress, Kate Spade. Kate Spade New York, 973-376-6120.

18k yellow-gold and malachite Magic Alhambra pendant necklace, Van Cleef & Arpels.

Van Cleef & Arpels, 973-3791800. Radiant velvet boots, Stuart Weitzman. Stuart Weitzman, 973-564-5696. on him: Multicolor intarsia knit sweater and black pants, Prada.

Prada, 973-921-4780. Dressage Quantieme timepiece, Hermès.

Hermès, 973-376-6843. Higgins mill boot, Allen Edmonds. Allen Edmonds, 973-379-5007 Hair by Mary Guthrie using Kérastase Paris Couture Styling Makeup by Christina Reyna at raybrownpro.com Models: Jordy at Elite Model and Jyran at Surface Model Management Fashion assistance by Shayna Seid Location: Thalassa Restaurant, 179 Franklin St., New York, 212-941-7661; thalassanyc.com

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A WALE OF A TALE

Corduroy coat with leather piping, Prada. Prada, 973921-4780. Border pocket square, Club Monaco. Club Monaco, 973-376-2822.

Leather boots, Ermenegildo Zegna. Ermenegildo Zegna, 973-376-0061. Round aviator sunglasses, Persol.

Sunglass Hut, 973-467-0664.

Metropolitan crossbody mixed-leather bag, Coach. Coach, 973-376-2747

JACKET IN Leather, suede, corduroy, classic tweed, slouchy, structured, showerproof, collarless, cropped, military-style, belted, button-up… The jacket is hero this season. photography by DAVID LEWIS TAYLOR prop styling by MARIANA VERA

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PARKA IT RIGHT HERE

Cashmere parka, Hermès.

Hermès, 973-376-6843.

Rockmore brushed silver sunglasses, Oliver Peoples.

Oliver Peoples, 973-5648100. Cashmere scarf and leather gloves, Salvatore Ferragamo. Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-376-6250

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WARM AND WOOLLY

Shearling jacket, plaid flannel shirt, and suede ranger boot, Polo Ralph Lauren. Ralph Lauren, 973-467-4680.

Cotton-cashmere sweater, J.Crew.

J.Crew, 973-912-9488. Cashmere scarf, Salvatore Ferragamo. Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-376-6250 opposite:

CHANGE YOUR STRIPES

Printed wool coat and blazer, Salvatore Ferragamo. Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-376-6250. White cotton shirt, Saint Laurent. Saint Laurent, 973-921-9601. Printed silk tie, Ermenegildo Zegna.

Ermenegildo Zegna, 973-376-0061.

McClain leather cap-toe shoes, Johnston & Murphy. Johnston & Murphy, 973-379-9055

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WELL AQUILTED

PROP STYLING BY MARIANA VERA FOR HALLEY RESOURCES

Cashmere, wool, and silk blend quilted jacket and printed silk tie, Ermenegildo Zegna.

Ermenegildo Zegna, 973-3760061. Regent suit jacket and Rydale plain oxford shirt, Thomas Pink. Thomas Pink, 973-2581370. Sunglasses, Coach.

Sunglass Hut, 973-467-0664

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COOL RIDER

Black leather moto jacket, Michael Kors. Michael Kors, 973467-7500. Merino plated sweater, Club Monaco. Club Monaco, 973-376-2822. Shield patch black leather wallet, Saint Laurent. Saint Laurent, 973-921-9601. Black leather Jennings cap-toe boot, Johnston & Murphy. Johnston & Murphy, 973-379-9055

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EXTREME WEEKENDING

Make the most of the least amount of time with these over-the-top trips designed to let you truly escape for a few days. Return refreshed, energized, inspired!

by Meeghan Truelove

PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF AMAN

AMANERA PUERTO PLATA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Escape to the majestically jungley, oceanside wilds at Amanera, the first Caribbean outpost of the legendary luxury resort brand Aman. A private transfer will whisk you from the airport out to the spectacular isolation of Playa Grande, where the minimalist-chic hotel and its 25 detached cottages are set among 300 lush acres (book a Bayview Pool Casita, perched on a 60-foot cliff). The clifftop 18-hole golf course has more waterfront holes than any other in the Western Hemisphere, and offsite adventures abound--the magically intuitive staff can line up anything from horseback rides through teak plantations to rap-

pelling down waterfalls. Prefer to do a whole lot of nothing? Book a sage-infused body wrap at the standout spa, or simply doze away the hours on the all-butempty, mile-long crescent-shape beach. DON’T MISS: Kite-surfing lessons in nearby Cabarete, where the sport was invented.

809-589-2888; aman.com/resorts/amanera CASTELO DE SAO JORGE LISBON, PORTUGAL

For centuries the Portuguese were in the vanguard of global exploration, and these days their gorgeous, patina-soaked capital is the ideal European destination for immediate immersion and eye-opening discoveries, chock-full as it is of both history and hipness. Check into the

Watch Friday’s sunset over Playa Grande from your patio at Amanera, a quick 3.5-hour jaunt from Newark Liberty International Airport.

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famed Four Seasons Ritz Lisbon, set on a hill among landscaped gardens with views over the city and the landmark Castelo de Sao Jorge. The impeccably preserved public spaces were created by revered design titan Henri Samuel, and the walls are hung with one of the largest and most important collections of Portuguese contemporary art anywhere. Outside, in the heart of the city, there’s been an explosion of world-class, cutting-edge street art in recent years, and the hotel has crafted an exclusive private tour of the scene via vintage motorcycle and professional photo guide. DON’T MISS: To get a true taste of this seafaring nation, slip out for a day and book private lessons at one of the exceptional, prestigious sailing schools that are within an easy drive of Lisbon. 351-21-3811400; ritzlisbon.com

ties at the Inn on Biltmore, the posh hotel on the estate of the storied chateau-style manse built

by George Vanderbilt in the 1890s. Shoot skeet and sporting clays, go off-roading via Land Rover to rarely seen portions of the property, and fly fish with an Orvis-endorsed guide in the local trout river, then repair back to the inn for afternoon high tea.

The Cottage, a two-bedroom retreat constructed in 1896, is a secluded on-site oasis whose private butler and chef mean that you’ll never even have to mix with the hoi polloi.:DON’T MISS: A stroll through the exquisite, sprawling grounds designed by iconic landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, including a rose garden with more than 200 varieties and a stunning woodland that was America’s first managed forest. 800-4113812; biltmore.com

INN ON BILTMORE ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA

THE MANSION AT MGM GRAND LAS VEGAS, NEVADA

Most people who visit Las Vegas’s mammoth MGM Grand—one of the largest hotels in the world—never realize that on the property grounds lies a

above: Escape to the secluded beauty of the Biltmore in Asheville, North Carolina. below: Explore Portugal’s capital (center) from your weekend base at the Four Seasons Ritz Lisbon (left, the hotel’s indoor lap pool, and right, its Varanda restaurant).

PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF THE COTTAGE AT THE INN ON BILTMORE (TOP); COURTESY OF FOUR SEASONS HOTEL RITZ LISBON (BOTTOM)

Indulge in the splendor of a Gilded Age country-house weekend without surrendering an ounce of 21st-century ameni-

The Cottage at the Inn on Biltmore’s private butler and chef mean that you’ll never have to mix with the hoi polloi.

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Quebec’s boutique Hotel Auberge Saint-Antoine is the Francophile weekender’s best ami.

INSET: The hotel’s French-Canadian, farmhouse-inspired restaurant, Chez Muffy.

MINI MUSTS

Revel in the glorious, je ne sais quoi delights of Francophone culture without leaving North American shores at Hotel Auberge St. Antoine.

KISS BAGGAGE CLAIM GOODBYE WITH THESE CHIC CARRY-ON ESSENTIALS.

Michael Kors x Fujifilm Instax camera, Michael Michael ors.

Michael Kors, 973-467-7500

PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF AUBERGE SAINT-ANTOINE

Chilly eye mask, Henri Bendel.

Henri Bendel, 973-912-0681

rare gem of a hotel-within-a-hotel so exclusive and tranquil that guests swear they feel transported to a different place and time. The Mansion at MGM Grand is a 290,000-squarefoot haven modeled on an 18thcentury Tuscan villa, complete with elaborate blossoming gardens and gurgling limestone fountains. The 29 suite-only accommodations are usually reserved for high rollers, but if you’re lucky enough to snag a stay you’ll experience the unparalleled levels of opulence and pampering for which the property has become justly known. Personal butlers and on-demand limo service are de rigueur, and the Mediterranean-style interiors are layered with antiques and priceless artworks. Guest quarters include over-the-top touches such as

baby grand (get it?) pianos, walk-in steam showers and private indoor pools. The whole thing is capped by an enormous glass atrium to ensure that, at least at The Mansion, it’s always the perfect climate. DON’T MISS: The famous 18-course tasting menu at three-Michelin-starred Joël Robuchon, where Mansion guests receive VIP reservations. 877-880-0880; mgmgrand.com HOTEL AUBERGE ST. ANTOINE QUEBEC CITY, QUEBEC

To revel in the glorious, je ne sais quoi delights of Francophone culture without leaving North American shores, head directly to Quebec City, the oldest municipality on the continent and a UNESCO World Heritage site brimming with historic mansard-roofed

houses and winding cobblestone streets. Check into the Hotel Auberge St. Antoine, an intimate Relais & Chateaux property renowned for its exquisite service and pitch-perfect cozy-luxe details. The hotel’s singular design incorporates museum-worthy artifacts throughout, and the superlative staff will arrange a private walking tour of the preserved 17th-century ramparts and spectacular cliffside citadel—or you can take it all in via a heart-stopping helicopter ride over the Old City.

DON’T MISS: A journey up the St. Lawrence River for an exclusive vineyard picnic on the scenic island of Orleans, then a stop at the shops back in town to score a keepsake in the emerging St. Roch neighborhood, oozing with edgy, irresistible charm.

418-692-2211; saint-antoine.com/en ■

Arrive Revived travel oil blend, Saje.

Saje, 973-376-7350

Foldable Pilot sunglasses, Tory Burch. Tory Burch, 973-379-2167

Hermessence customizable gift set, Hermès. Hermès, 973-376-6843

STORE DIRECTORY

SPECIALTY DEPARTMENT STORES BLOOMINGDALE’S 548-2200 MACY’S 467-0800 NEIMAN MARCUS 912-0080 NORDSTROM 467-1500

WOMEN’S FASHIONS ANN TAYLOR 467-4290 ANNE FONTAINE 467-1276 ANTHROPOLOGIE 921-1908 ARITZIA 376-0998 BCBG MAX AZRIA 258-0137 BRIGHTON COLLECTIBLES 218-1919 CALYPSO ST. BARTH 376-0379 CHANEL 912-8055 CHICO’S 258-9392

18k white-gold, pearls, and black, gray, and whitediamond Swing Perle brooch, Chanel Fine Jewelry. Chanel, 973-912-8055

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COACH 376-2747 DIOR 379-2287 DOLCE & GABBANA 912-8090 EVERYTHING BUT WATER 218-0594 FENDI 564-5780 FREE PEOPLE 912-4470 GUCCI 564-7600 INTIMISSIMI* J. JILL 379-7773 KAREN MILLEN 467-7845 KATE SPADE NEW YORK 376-6120 LOFT 218-1203 LULULEMON ATHLETICA 564-6167 MADEWELL 379-3657 MAX MARA 912-9003

PIAZZA SEMPIONE 379-3980 REISS 376-2200 SPANX 564-8145 TALBOTS 564-6552 TORY BURCH 379-2167 VICTORIA’S SECRET 379-2937 WHITE HOUSE|BLACK MARKET 379-4178 WOLFORD 379-3666 YOGASMOGA 315-9671

WOMEN’S/MEN’S FASHIONS ABERCROMBIE & FITCH 467-9575 BANANA REPUBLIC 379-3533 BOSS HUGO BOSS 379-7779 BROOKS BROTHERS 467-5400 BURBERRY 379-7100 CALZEDONIA 315-9646 CLUB MONACO 376-2822 EXPRESS 564-6545 GAP/GAPKIDS 376-5708 HOLLISTER CO. 564-8530 J.CREW 912-9488 LACOSTE 912-0419 LORO PIANA 912-9393 LUCKY BRAND 379-3019 MICHAEL KORS 467-7500 OAK* PRADA 921-4780 RALPH LAUREN 467-4680

ROBERT GRAHAM 258-0500 SAINT LAURENT 921-9601 THOMAS PINK 258-1370 TRUE RELIGION BRAND JEANS 564-9030 VINEYARD VINES 564-6101 XXI FOREVER 376-0342 YOGASMOGA 315-9671

MEN’S FASHIONS ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA 376-0061 HERMÈS 376-6843 VILEBREQUIN 376-8111

CHILDREN’S FASHIONS/TOYS BROOKS BROTHERS 467-5400 CREWCUTS (J.CREW) 912-9488 GAP/GAPKIDS 376-5708 GYMBOREE 912-8333 JANIE & JACK 467-1035 JUSTICE 921-9116 KIDS ATELIER 436-1885 VILEBREQUIN 376-8111

SHOES ALDO 258-0131 ALLEN EDMONDS 379-5007 BALDININI 315-9033 CHANEL 912-8055 COACH 376-2747 COLE HAAN 218-1133

FOOT LOCKER 564-9010 GUCCI 564-7600 HERMÈS 376-6843 JIMMY CHOO 564-8181 JOHNSTON & MURPHY 379-9055 LADY FOOT LOCKER 564-5032 LOUIS VUITTON 564-9788w SALVATORE FERRAGAMO 376-6250 STUART WEITZMAN 564-5696 WALKING COMPANY, THE 258-9789

JEWELRY BRIGHTON COLLECTIBLES 218-1919 BULGARI 376-7800 CARTIER 467-9005 CHANEL 912-8055 HERMÈS 376-6843 LANDAU 484-866-3823 OMEGA 379-6044 OROLOGIO 912-8889 PANDORA 862-206-3170 SIDNEY THOMAS JEWELERS 379-5500 SWAROVSKI 379-4318 TIFFANY & CO. 467-3600 TOURBILLON 564-5864 VAN CLEEF & ARPELS 379-1800

BEAUTY ART OF SHAVING, THE 862-206-7000 AVEDA 467-4500 BAREMINERALS 564-8507 CRABTREE & EVELYN 467-8667 KIEHL’S SINCE 1851 258-0790 L’OCCITANE 376-3910

LUSH FRESH HANDMADE COSMETICS 376-0637 MAC COSMETICS 912-8500 PENHALIGON’S 315-9615 SAGE NATURAL WELLNESS* SEPHORA 258-1919 VICTORIA’S SECRET 379-2937

ELECTRONICS & SOFTWARE APPLE 467-4890 AT&T MOBILITY 912-8844 BOSE 564-5681 BROOKSTONE 467-9800 VERIZON WIRELESS 313-4900

HOME FURNISHING ANTHROPOLOGIE 921-1908 CRATE & BARREL 379-9700 JONATHAN ADLER 564-8013 POTTERY BARN 912-0060 POTTERY BARN KIDS 564-5801 RESTORATION HARDWARE 912-7300 WENTWORTH GALLERY 564-9776 WILLIAMS-SONOMA 467-3641 YELLOWKORNER 379-6650

LUGGAGE/ LEATHER BALDININI 315-9033 CHANEL 912-8055 COACH 376-2747 COLE HAAN 218-1133 DOLCE & GABBANA 912-8090 FENDI 564-5780 GUCCI 564-7600 HENRI BENDEL 912-0681

KATE SPADE NEW YORK 376-6120 LOUIS VUITTON 564-9788 MICHAEL KORS 467-7500 MON PURSE* PRADA 921-4780 SALVATORE FERRAGAMO 376-6250 TUMI 376-8800

MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL NUTRITION CENTER 379-9771 OLIVER PEOPLES 564-8100 OPTICA 379-5252 PAPYRUS 258-0557 PELOTON 646-755-9310 PILDES OPTICAL 564-8520 SOLSTICE SUNGLASS 218-1400 SUNGLASS HUT 315-9027 SUNGLASS HUT 467-0664 TESLA MOTORS 921-0280 WENTWORTH GALLERY 564-9776

RESTAUR ANTS/ SPECIALTY FOODS AU BON PAIN 379-1848 BAKERY, THE (BLOOMINGDALE’S) 548-2242 CALIFORNIA PIZZA KITCHEN 379-3700 CHEESECAKE FACTORY, THE 921-0930 ESPRESSO BAR (NORDSTROM) 467-1500 FORTY CARROTS (BLOOMINGDALE’S) 548-2433 GODIVA CHOCOLATIER 467-9341 JOE’S AMERICAN BAR & GRILL 379-4444 JUICE SHOP KITCHEN & JUICERY, THE 315-9666 LEGAL SEA FOODS 467-0089

The Banner bag, Burberry. Burberry, 973-379-7100

NM CAFÉ (NEIMAN MARCUS) 218-2960 NORDSTROM CAFÉ 467-1500 PAPA RAZZI 467-5544 QDOBA MEXICAN GRILL 564-5255 STARBUCKS 379-5412 SUGARFINA 481-4050 TEAVANA 376-4564 WOOPS! BAKE SHOP 376-0017 SHOPPING LINE: 376-7350 ALL PHONE NUMBERS REQUIRE A (973) AREA CODE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. * NEW STORES WITH NO PHONE NUMBER AT PRESS TIME

GENER AL INFORMATION The Mall at Short Hills 1200 Morris Tpke.

Short Hills, NJ 07078 376-7350 shopshorthills.com MONDAY– FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

10 am to 9 pm 10 am to 8 pm 11 am to 6 pm

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Pottery Barn added a golden touch to its décor selections this season.

Brass orb table lamp, Jonathan Adler. Jonathan Adler, 973-564-8013 ABOVE: Hampton large pendant, Aerin.

Williams Sonoma, 973-467-3641.

LEFT: Mosaique au 24 American dinner plate and Carlotte plate, Hermès. Hermès, 973-376-6843.

BELOW: Solid brass ovaline bowl, Restoration Hardware.

Restoration Hardware, 973-912-7300

WINNING METALS

These chic pieces instantly elevate any interior with subtle elements of shine.

Scalloped gallery frames, Aerin.

Williams Sonoma, 973-467-3641

Emery armless fabric stool, Restoration Hardware.

Restoration Hardware, 973-912-7300

Burnished cheese knife set, Pottery Barn.

Pottery Barn, 973-912-0060

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Talitha puzzle throw pillow, Jonathan Adler. Jonathan Adler, 973-564-8013

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