The Mall at Short Hills - Fall 2016

Fall 2016

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Fashion 33 Own It!

Ramp up your fall style with a bold statement bag, shoe… or, heck, both!

38 POInts Of VIew

Twelve new trends, new essentials, new updates to send your style quotient soaring—fast!

42 sO DIOr

Dior celebrates its 70th anniversary with a new must-have handbag as well as an update on an iconic style, with some items exclusive to its expanded boutique at The Mall at Short Hills.

46 self scentereD

Amber, basil, lemon, patchouli… our longing for seemingly simple scents and apothecary-style blends is driving a new category of individualized fragrance—and a return to the classics.

50 (s)he’s the BOss

In a celebration of femininity, The Mall at Short Hills introduces Boss Hugo Boss’s Fall/Winter 2016 womenswear collection.

Artistic Director Jason Wu gives us an exclusive preview of the brand’s new “curvy” designs.

52 see tO shInIng see

From sunglasses to 24-hour specs, frames are no longer just functional; they’re a fabulous extension of your style!

56 In her Jeans

As Madewell moves into a larger space at The Mall at Short Hills, Creative Director Joyce Lee shares what’s new for fall and how the brand is turning your denim obsession “into a force for good.”

60 fOrce Of nature

62 shIne YOur lIght

From glistening blends of burgundy and amber to spots of gold and silver, eyelids are sparkling on fall faces.

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38 Ruffles were all the rage at Gucci’s Autumn/Winter 2016 fashion show during Milan Fashion Week.

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Bulgari draws on its unique heritage for the newest bedazzling Serpenti collection.

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CLÉ DE CARTIER New Collection

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Virgin wool dress, Boss.

Hugo Boss, 973-3797779. Deco pearl stud earrings, Henri Bendel. Henri Bendel, 973-912-0681. Steel Constellation Co-Axial Chronometer Caliber 8520 watch, omega.

Omega, 973-379-6044

Features 66 Haute attitude

Modern style no longer depends on age, body shape, or budget, but on audacity, guts—and sheer unadulterated chutzpah!

78 Stro

S of GeniuS

The romance, elegance, and playful sophistication of the early 20th-century Parisian art scene continues to inspire modern designers.

88 Vote witH Your feet

We have this thing with the new season’s shoes. From dainty and feminine to chunky, clunky cowboy boots and art-inspired brogues, what better way to express your unique fall style?

96 tHe Power of Hue

The season’s neutral fashion palette provides the perfect canvas for colored gems that reveal your mood, your dreams, and your individuality.

One exquisite pen, one divine objet, one incredible watch… sometimes nothing else is needed to make the ultimate powerful statement and demonstrate your perfect taste.

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photography by Lara Jade

102 SinGle Minded

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107 Revitalize yourself, both physically and mentally, at the Grand Hotel Kronenhof.

diversions 107 Finding YourselF

Whether it’s a self-discovery immersion program in Thailand, Zen guided meditation in California, or a celebrity-favorite total-body makeover in Mexico, beyondcompare travel experiences offer breathtaking landscapes and unparalleled rejuvenation.

112 Bold App-etite

Keep these apps at your fingertips for everything from the best routes around The Mall at Short Hills to exclusive offers from top brands.

in every issue 26 ContriButors 28 sweepstA es

Dress, dior. Dior, 973-379-2287. 18k rose-gold, hematite, amethyst, quartz, pink opal, and diamond Cartier Paris Nouvelle Vague bracelet and 18k rose-gold, black jade, and diamond Cartier Paris Nouvelle Vague ring, Cartier. Cartier, 973-467-9005. Tights, wolford. Wolford, 973-379-3666 Photography by Daniela Federici

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Mark Connolly

Bryn kenny

Brian klutCh

Daniela FeDeriCi

Born in Liverpool, England, Mark Connolly graduated from Saint Martin’s School of Art and went on to work as the fashion director of Cosmopolitan UK and the founding fashion director of British GQ. He moved to New York and served as style director at Condé Nast Traveler for 20 years. Connolly styled the mod looks in this issue’s “Haute Attitude” fashion feature. What was your inspiration for the looks in “Haute Attitude”?

My inspiration was in the title!

I loved the idea that women of all ages can challenge the rigid fashion rules laid down for them in “age appropriate” stories in other magazines. Which looks are your favorites? I loved the reinvention of the sexy slip dress from Agent Provocateur.

By pairing it with a turtleneck and flat shoes, it feels very current, hip, and has a contemporary sexiness. The second look—a demure little black dress with a killer bright-yellow suede hip bone–high boot from Fendi—allows a woman to go from sedate to siren with just a pull on the zipper.

Bryn Kenny began her career as an editor and writer at WWD and W magazine and served as public relations director for Dior Beauty. In 2013, she founded her own consulting firm, Bryn Kenny Creative, and currently represents a select list of beauty and lifestyle brands.

In “So Dior,” Kenny walks us through The Mall at Short Hills’ newly expanded Dior boutique and shows us the must-have accessories for fall. How would you describe your personal style? I always go back to a combination of bohemian and punk influences. There’s a bit of tomboy in there, too. In my opinion, the best fashion is the kind that breathes and moves with you. What does Dior represent to you? Paris!

Unabashed glamour, fantasy, and a very ladylike approach to dressing. It’s steeped in history, but there’s also a bit of an out-ofthis-world edge.

New York-based photographer Brian Klutch captures stunning still-life images of everything from fine jewelry to food for designers such as Oscar de la Renta and Givenchy and publications including Forbes and The New York Times. For this issue, Klutch photographed gorgeous baubles from Bulgari and the season’s most striking colored gems. What was it like shooting “Force of Nature”? The biggest challenge was finding a succulent that really worked with the style of the jewelry.

Our stylist, Sergio Esteves, did an amazing job sourcing props for us. The Bulgari pieces were stunning as usual and a lot of fun to work with. What do you love most about what you do? I love collaborating with creative people. I also love problem solving and making the ordinary extraordinary. My career allows me to explore new ways to create each and every day. I can’t imagine doing anything else.

Photographer Daniela Federici’s international career was launched when she collaborated with Paul Marciano on Guess’s famous Anna Nicole Smith campaign in the early ’90s. Her images have appeared in GQ, Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue, and many other publications.

A sought-after film director and author as well, Federici shot this issue’s “Haute Attitude” fashion feature. What were you hoping to capture in your photographs for “Haute Attitude”? We wanted to show that elegance and style come in many forms. What do you love about fashion photography? I love the creative process of visualizing the idea and lighting to create the desired atmosphere. We can create any world. I shot a Mad Max– inspired shoot in the desert the day before!

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photography by Jeremy Frechette (Klutch)

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M I K I M OTO.CO M

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Fit For a princess From the collection of princess Diana to The Mall at short Hills, christian Dior’s classic Lady Dior bag transcends time and place.

by Lisa Ferrandino Since itS firSt haute couture show in 1947, the house of Dior has been a sartorial favorite of the elite, including royalty such as Diana, Princess of Wales, who received what is now known as the Lady Dior bag as a gift in 1995. Princess Diana not only carried the spacious and elegant quilted handbag on many of her royal tours, but also ordered every available version, thus securing its place in the fashion firmament as the maison’s most covetable signature accessory. today the handbag—which features cannage stitching inspired by the chairs of napoleon iii, unmistakable arched handles, and charms consisting of the four letters in the name Dior—has been spotted on the arms of modern fashion icons such as carla Bruni, Diane Kruger, and Marion cotillard. and now shoppers at the Mall at Short hills can bring home the same quilted black leather handbag, accompanied by a hand-painted pouch, a Dior box, and a heritage booklet. n

You coulD be the winner of a laDY Dior hanDbag.

Medium Lady Dior bag, Dior. Dior, 973-379-2287

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*no purchase necessary. Void where prohibited. Must be legal uS resident aged 18 or over to enter. Sweepstakes period is 9/1/16 at 10:00 am to 10/31/16 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/book. 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 2016 Book. on or about 11/8/16, 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) “Lady Dior” medium-size handbag from the fall 2016 collection in black leather, valued at $4,100. 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/Ladyrules for complete rules.

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Simply sign up for the Mall at Short hills’ ebulletin at shopshorthills.com/promo/book and enter for your chance to win.*

Fall Fashion

MonochRoMe MARvels stride into funky town in not-so-basic black and white.

Aidan clutch, Anne Fontaine.

Anne Fontaine, 973-467-1276.

City Steamer MM monogram bag, Louis Vuitton. Louis Vuitton, 973-564-9788. White Airlia sunglasses, .

Michael Kors, 973-467-7500.

High-heel pump, Gucci.

Gucci, 973-564-7600

own it!

Ramp up your fall style with a bold statement bag, shoe… or, heck, both.

This season’s must-have accessory trends are turbocharged with confidence, from dynamic detailing to daring metallics and drenched-through color.

All you have to do is wear them with a smile! photography by David Lewis Taylor styling by Faye Power

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fall fashion

high Shine 18-karat style comes from the boldest gold with powerful black accents.

Gansevoort Square sunglasses, Henri Bendel. Henri Bendel, 973-912-0681. Loafer, Coach. Coach, 973-376-2747.

Bag, Chanel. Chanel, 973-912-8055. Gold knot leather necklace, Brooks Brothers. Brooks Brothers, 973-467-5400

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Lady 8 Flower, ref. J032004270 Mechanical opening flower automaton movement. Pink sapphire briolette swiveling both ways.

18-carat white gold petals. White mother-of-pearl dial. 18-carat white gold case set with 114 diamonds, ring set with 88 diamonds, buckle set with 21 diamonds, total of 1.82 carat. Hours and minutes self-winding mechanical movement. Power reserve of 38 hours. Numerus Clausus of 8. jaquet-droz.com

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groovy blues rich navy suede and gold is so 2016!

Barton horse heel mule, Tory Burch. Tory Burch, 973-379-2167. Igivein heel, Stuart Weitzman. Stuart Weitzman, 973-564-5696.

Sunglasses, Chanel. Chanel, 973-912-8055. Hinged enamel bracelet and large hinged enamel bracelet, Hermès. Hermès, 973-376-6843.

Large envelope monogram satchel, Saint Laurent. Saint Laurent, 973-921-9601

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#TRENDING: WOMEN

POINTS OF VIEW 12 new trends, new essentials, new updates to send your style quotient soaring—fast!

GOTH AND GLISTEN High-contrast dark metallics add cinematic drama in one take. Serpenti Forever metallic bag, Bulgari. Bulgari, 973-376-7800. ABOVE: Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2016/17 runway. LEFT: Models backstage at Chanel.

24-HOUR DENIM Sing the blues, day to evening.

Denim trench coat, Chico’s.

Chico’s, 973-258-9392. RIGHT, FROM TOP: A look from Louis Vuitton; match your lids to your threads. Eye Quad in Starry Night, Tom Ford. Neiman Marcus, 973-912-0080

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FOOTWEAR WOW! Pair unexpected statement socks with your favorite pumps, like models did at Hermès. Tobacco suede pumps and silk cashmere ribbed socks, Hermès.

Hermès, 973-376-6843

CHECK, PLEASE! Unleash the houndstooth!

Loafer, kate spade new york. kate spade new york, 973-376-6120. ABOVE: Houndstooth ensemble and matching hat, 1963; a look from Dolce & Gabbana.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY PETER WHITE/GETTY IMAGES (LOUIS VUITTON RUNWAY); ANTONELLO TRIO/GETTY IMAGES (CHANEL); DOMINIQUE CHARRIAU/WIREIMAGE/GETTY IMAGES (LOUIS VUITTON MODEL); KÜHN/ULLSTEIN BILD/GETTY IMAGES (HOUNDSTOOTH); CATWALKING/GETTY IMAGES (HERMÈS). OPPOSITE PAGE: PHOTOGRAPHY BY VICTOR VIRGILE/GAMMA-RAPHO VIA GETTY IMAGES (PRADA); ECHOES/REDFERNS/GETTY IMAGES (SUMMER); CATWALKING/GETTY IMAGES (GUCCI); ANTONELLO TRIO/GETTY IMAGES (FERRAGAMO)

by Faye Power

interior design

new waves

Advice from your decorator: Incorporate rich brocade fabrics, as seen on Prada’s Fall/Winter 2016/17 runway. Coat, Prada.

Prada, 973-921-4780. below: Detail on a Gucci coat.

From bags to dresses, we’re loving this ruffle kerfuffle. left, from top: Ruffle dress, . Karen Millen, 973-467-7845. Baguette bag, Fendi. Fendi, 973-564-5780. above: Donna Summer, 1977.

ear this!

Sculptural statement earrings make a big noise. Gold finish, blue lacquer, black glass, and pink crystal Blissful Dior earrings, Dior. Dior, 973-379-2287. below: Models at Salvatore Ferragamo.

kick the habit Lace-up ankle boots are one addiction to be proud of.

Mavy velvet bootie, Jimmy Choo. Jimmy Choo, 973-564-8181

#TRENDING: MEN

HIGHLAND FLING

THEY’RE THE BOMB! Trade in the trench for a shorter silhouette. ABOVE: Navy suede bomber jacket, Hermès.

Hermès, 973-376-6843.

LEFT: James Dean in Rebel Without a Cause, 1955.

SHOE COUTURE Studs and adornments make for out-of-the-box oxfords. RIGHT: Leather cap-toe shoes, Ermenegildo Zegna Couture. Ermenegildo Zegna, 973-315-1550. BELOW: Studded leather oxford, Dolce & Gabbana.

Dolce & Gabbana, 973-912-8090

BACK IT UP...

Easy-grab backpacks are the new briefcase. Suede navy and brown leather backpacks, Coach. Coach, 973-376-2747

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY MICHAEL OCHS ARCHIVES/GETTY IMAGES (DEAN)

Can you ever have too much plaid?

Answer: No. And never. LEFT: Blackand-white duster, Salvatore Ferragamo.

Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-376-6250.

BELOW: Salone Scarf, Reiss. Reiss, 973-376-2200. Felt and leather tote, Fendi. Fendi, 973-564-5780

cool couture A model walks the runway at the Christian Dior Spring/Summer 2016 show during Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week.

so dior From stylistas to fashion doyennes, dior ranks among the most coveted of labels. This year, the French maison celebrates its 70th anniversary with new must-have accessories as well as an update on its iconic handbag, and some exclusives to The Mall at short Hills’ expanded new boutique.

From exquisitely tailored suiting to waitlist-worthy handbags, dior has long been a go-to for some of the most fashionable women in the world. Now, the mall at short Hills is offering even more access to the best the brand has to offer, with an expansive new dior boutique—nearly double the size of the brand’s previous location—set to open this fall. modeled after the fashion house’s Peter marino-designed flagship on avenue

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montaigne in Paris, the new dior space will offer an extensive lineup, including the brand’s Fall/Winter 2016 ready-to-Wear collection, a versatile mix of modern black suiting, eye-catching knits, and graphic florals. an added bonus: key accessories chosen specifically for the mall at short Hills, like the mini diorama Club in chic metallic with metallized ceramic detailing and a silver chain strap, as well as the runway bag, a rectangular-shaped handbag

decorated with ornate floral beading and embroidery. striking jewelry, such as the Blissful dior earring set, featuring a mix of simple gold-finish designs adorned with colorful gems, will also be available at the new boutique. and yet few pieces are more anticipated than the brand-new lady dior small, which made its debut at the 2017 dior Cruise show in london. although the bag features a similar shape to the original, iconic lady

photography by Catwalking/getty images

by Bryn Kenny

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cool couture

clockwise from far left: Lady Dior handbag; each bag is made of up to 130 carefully selected pieces and features the signature cannage pattern; a look from Fall/Winter 2016 Ready-to-Wear; Princess Diana was a fan of the structured bag.

Dior, as well as the recognizable quilted cannage pattern inspired by Christian Dior’s favorite chairs, its size and embellishments set it apart. Plus, each bag comes with a collection of pins that highlight some of the codes of the house, such as the bee, rose, lily-of-the-valley, and the star, and which you can position to create your own one-of-akind design.

Still, as Dior readies to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the first collection, style mavens will be focused on what earned the house its place in fashion history. And the Lady Dior, since launching in 1995, has remained one of the brand’s most covetable items, with each one made up of 130 carefully selected pieces and taking up to eight hours to complete.

Named for Princess Diana as a nod to her great affection for the structured bag, it was originally referred to as the “Chouchou,” or “favorite.” After Diana was photographed carrying it at several events, Dior went on to sell approximately 200,000 of the design in two years.

For now, Dior is mum on specific plans for the 70th-anniversary celebration in 2017, but fans can start swooning in the new Short Hills boutique. The coming season is already a ceremonious tribute to the eternal chic of Dior. Look for echoes of the sensational feminine silhouettes shown at the very beginning of the brand, when Christian Dior presented his revolutionary, waist-cinching Bar suit. They’ll turn as many heads now as they did at his first show in 1947. Vive Dior!

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photography by ChErrUaULt/SIpa (DIana); CoUrtESy of ChrIStIan DIor (DIor)

Each Lady Dior Small comes with a collection of pins that highlight codes of the house, such as the bee, rose, and the star.

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fragrance

clockwise from top left:

Named for the French novelist famous for her romantic liaisons, Colette from Tocca (Sephora, 973-258-1919) is a spicy, sweet, seductive scent.

Rain Day by Derek Lam 10 Crosby (Sephora, 973-2581919) fuses tropical vetiver from Haiti and citrusy neroli from Tunisia to evoke the feeling of a summer downpour in Soho.

Jo Malone London’s Basil & Neroli cologne (Neiman Marcus, 973-912-0080) seamlessly blends two seemingly conflicting notes.

From Prada, Les Infusions de Prada Mimosa (Prada, 973-921-4780) is a stunning ode to the mimosa flower by award-winning German perfumer Daniela Andrier.

Created in 1978, the eau de toilette Bluebell from Penhaligon’s (Penhaligon’s, 973-315-9615) emulates the unique smell of English bluebell forests; as Princess Diana’s favorite fragrance, it remains one of the brand’s most popular.

self scentered

Amber, basil, lemon, patchouli... our longing for seemingly simple scents and apothecary-style blends is driving a new category of individualized fragrance—and a return to the classics.

by Vishaka Robinson photography and styling by David Lewis Taylor GuessinG the fraGrance worn by a new acquaintance used to be pretty straightforward. for those familiar with high-end perfumes, a quick whiff was all it took to tell a coco Mademoiselle from an opium or the lightweight acqua Di Gio from the earthy terre d’hermès. that’s because the options were fairly limited, with a fragrance chosen because it seemed intoxicating on a friend or seductive in a glossy magazine ad. today, however, selecting a scent is much different. “we see the prestige shopper migrating to bespoke and niche fragrances because they simply don’t

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want to smell like anyone else,” says Lisa wilson, founder of scent & strategy, a fragrance consulting firm that has worked with such brands as apothia at fred segal, Missoni home, and Pottery Barn. “that’s why the indie perfume and niche fragrance market is so hot. [consumers] want to discover fragrances for themselves—cutting-edge perfumers, unusual ingredients, and the stories behind the fragrance.” the market research firm Mintel hailed 2015 as “the year of niche perfumery” in part because the big fragrance houses, sensing this new independent mood, have

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fragrance

“We instilled our Blended Essence collection with the same amount of design and development attention as our limited-edition shirts.”

—robert stock

been snapping up small artisanal brands. (Estée Lauder, for example, now owns Byredo, born in Sweden, and Le Labo, the New Yorkbased company that names its scents for how many notes are in each.) The number of niche fragrance brands has more than tripled since 2004.

And the trend is growing, thanks to our collective longing for what we think of as natural, uncomplicated, and authentic, and our craving for a scent that’s purely and simply “me.”

It’s no longer chic to wear a fragrance based on who appears in the ad, no matter how prestigious the brand.

Today, we proclaim our identity with a scent we connect with viscerally, one that speaks to our unique memories and dreams.

And then there’s our greater appreciation for what constitutes a quality

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fragrance. The rise of dedicated fragrance shops such as Penhaligon’s, Jo Malone London, and Diptyque goes hand-in-hand with a more rigorous shopping experience, in which scrutinizing accords and top notes is at least as important as finding ingredients that make you swoon. Shoppers may follow a renegade new brand on Instagram (where #perfume has been tagged more than 4 million times) or do some online research before deciding to spend several hundred dollars on a new addition to their collection.

The $295 price tag on Jo Malone London’s new Rare Teas line, for example, may seem a little steep until you discover the level of craftsmanship behind it. To create the oolong scent, for instance, tea leaves are left to wither on bamboo racks in the sun before being oxidized for 15

hours and infused for another 68 hours until they develop just the right woody notes required by master perfumer Serge Majoullier.

The new trend has also been a boon for timehonored fragrance houses like Creed, Guerlain, Hermès, and Dior, which have rich archives to sift through and revisit. Expect them to revive more and more of their classics, such as Dior’s Sauvage for Men, which debuted in 1966 and has now returned with bracing top notes of grapefruit, tangerine, and bergamot.

“The fragrance industry has really shifted back to its historical roots, founded upon artists and rare and precious ingredients blended to create truly special concoctions,” says Kelly St. John, vice president for beauty at Neiman Marcus. She lists

Maison Francis Kurkdjian, Creed, Memo Fragrances, YSL Le Vestiaire, and The Fragrance Kitchen as brands to seek out. “This fall we’re excited to introduce over 20 fragrance exclusives.”

There has also been a profusion of irresistible limited-edition spin-offs, such as Tom Ford’s Orchid Soleil, a summery version of Black Orchid featuring bitter orange, red spider lily, tuberose, vanilla, patchouli, and orchid, says Wilson.

Increasingly, discerning customers are willing to put in the legwork to discover scents that truly reflect their style, slowly building a complete fragrance wardrobe. These are the shoppers that Robert Graham cofounder Robert Stock had in mind for his trio of new colognes. “We instilled our Blended Essence collection with the same amount of design and development attention as our limited-edition shirts,” he says. Each $295 bottle is created using a singleblending process, inspired by the one employed to distill fine spirits, and features ingredients such as Vodka Citron and guaiac wood in a weighty decanter.

There has never been a better time to buy a standout scent. The only rule is that it should be yours—and yours alone. n above, from left: One of the first scents to prize ingredients over image, Tom Ford’s Black Orchid (Neiman Marcus, 973-9120080) is a knockout mix of black truffle, bergamot, and blackcurrant.

Robert Graham Courage (Robert Graham, 973-258-0500) is a hit of sultry vodka and bergamot.

You might not expect a rhubarb cologne from one of France’s oldest luxury houses, but Hermès’s Eau de Rhubarbe Écarlate (Hermès, 973-376-6843) perfectly integrates the headlining citrusy key note with white earthy musk.

Hidden Note Penhaligon’s at The Mall at Short Hills offers a private lounge for custom-designing your own signature scent.

The British perfumer Penhaligon’s has been crafting fragrances for over 140 years (its founder, William Penhaligon, was the court barber to Queen Victoria).

But the brand has come a long way since opening its first tiny store in London’s Mayfair.

While its more than 40 scents (each with its own backstory) have remained relatively unchanged for decades— like the ebulliently green and soapy fresh English Fern, a clover-laced mix of lavender and geranium that debuted in 1910— visitors to its boutique at The Mall at Short Hills can now book a beautiful private profiling room where they will be paired with an existing fragrance from the brand’s collection based on their preferences. It’s the ultimate luxury spot to turn shopping for a fragrance into a special occasion. Penhaligon’s, 973-315-9615 The handiwork of master perfumer Olivier Cresp, the new Equinox Bloom from Penhaligon’s combines Chantilly, frangipani violet leaves, and jasmine sambac, while an amped-up version of the original Endymion, Endymion Concentré, is the ultimate gent cologne.

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Designer news

In a celebration of femininity, The Mall at Short hills introduces Boss hugo Boss’s Fall/Winter 2016 womenswear collection. here, Artistic Director Jason Wu gives an exclusive preview of the brand’s new “curvy” designs.

by Jill Sieracki “What I do Is Inherently very femInIne: there’s always sex appeal, and there is also always a sense of confidence. that’s vital,” says designer Jason Wu, who became an overnight fashion legend at 26 when his white silk chiffon gown was chosen by michelle obama for the inaugural ball eight years ago. now, as artistic director of German brand Boss hugo Boss, Wu’s newest line of womenswear takes inspiration from the company’s history of structural designs, then adds a welcome softness and femininity in the form of hand-cut fil coupé velvet floral details or hand-frayed strips of chiffon on pieces such as midi-length dresses. says Wu, “the new Boss womenswear collection is about powerful, confident, sexy clothes. those ideas are really what Boss stands for— and has always represented.”

Prior to designing the latest collection, Wu traveled to the company headquarters in metzingen, Germany, and found himself drawn to the contrast between the building’s glass-and-steel architecture and the rolling German landscape. that play on “something strict and formal meeting something soft and gentle” can be seen throughout Wu’s fall/ Winter 2016 collection.

Peplum-esque tops, overcoats, kneelength skirts, and women’s suiting—which speaks to Boss’s extensive history of masculine tailoring—are bound to be a hit with Boss loyalists. yet the addition of feminine touches like a head-to-toe drape or contrasting fabrics (such as leather and suede with crepe, mesh, satin, or felt) will tempt new customers in the market for pieces that fit and flatter a curvy physique. the color palette, too, unites masculine and feminine: Black, olive, and ocher share the runway with hot pinks and cinnamons. “my aim is to build a strong new contemporary identity for Boss womenswear,” says Wu. “Beauty is confidence, femininity, and sexiness. If you have all those elements in yourself and in your clothing, you’ll always be beautiful.” Boss Hugo Boss, 973-379-7779 n

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“The new Boss womenswear collection is about powerful, confident, sexy clothes.”

—jason wu

clockwise from top: Jason Wu at the finale of the Boss Womenswear Fall/Winter 2016 show during New York Fashion Week; signature Boss Bespoke bag; models walking the runway; final preparations before debuting the collection; a model backstage holding a Boss Day Tote.

photography Courtesy of hugo Boss

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see to shining see squovals, circulars, half-frames, unbreakables. from sunglasses to 24-hour specs, fabulous frames are no longer just functional, they’re an extension of your style! photography and styling by David Lewis Taylor

Beautiful Blush all eyes will be on you in these so-now rose tones and soft neutral hues. clockwise from top:

Delray frames, Oliver Peoples. Oliver Peoples, 973-564-8100. Ora/S sunglasses, Jimmy Choo. Solstice Sunglasses, 973-218-1400.

Optical frames, Prada. Prada, 973-921-4780. O’Malley NYC sunglasses, Oliver Peoples The Row. Oliver Peoples, 973-564-8100

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Down to the wire Ah, men: Finally, guys have glasses they can be proud of, adorned with striking metal accents for an edgy, sleek vibe. clockwise from top:

Sunglasses, Giorgio Armani. Sunglass Hut, 973-315-9027. Wilkins frames, Oliver Peoples. Oliver Peoples, 973-564-8100.

Sunglasses, Givenchy. Solstice Sunglasses, 973-218-1400. Tracy Club frames, Morgenthal Frederics. Optica, 973-379-5252

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In Her Jeans Beloved for its unique, playful style, Madewell moves into a larger space at The Mall at short Hills. now, Creative Director Joyce Lee shares what’s new for fall and how the brand is turning your denim obsession “into a force for good.”

by Jennifer DeMeritt “Denim is at the core of everything we Do,” says Joyce Lee, creative director of madewell, the stylish reincarnation of a rugged workwear brand founded in new Bedford, massachusetts, in 1937. since then, denim has grown up, evolving from a utilitarian fabric into a wardrobe staple, and the brand, which was relaunched by J.crew in 2006, has grown up, too, boasting steady expansion and strong profits that outpace those of its parent company. at the mall at short hills, madewell has moved into a larger space to meet the everincreasing demand for its tomboy-chic apparel.

Lee, too, is moving up the ranks, having taken the reins as fashion director last fall after seven years as head of accessories. as creative director, she is bringing a more feminine touch to madewell’s fall 2016 collection and reinforcing the brand’s commitment to recycling with the Blue Jeans go green program. each season, Lee says, “we focus on newness in denim silhouettes, details, and washes. then we build the collection around what the madewell woman will wear with these pieces, always keeping in mind versatility and what feels fresh.” this fall, shoppers will find looks inspired by the ’70s. “in denim, it manifests as cropped flares and higher rises,” says Lee.

“Madewell appeals to a woman who wants her wardrobe to be stylish but functional.”

—joyce lee

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“I would like to think that my signature is bringing a bit of femininity to what we have to offer,” says Madewell’s new creative director, Joyce Lee. below: Looks from the Fall/Winter 2016-2017 collection.

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she joined Madewell. As creative director, she is taking over for Somsack Sikhounmuong (who left the brand to become head of women’s design for J.Crew) and is confident in her vision for Madewell: “I would like to think that my signature is bringing a bit of femininity to what we have to offer.”

Lee is also excited about Madewell’s denim recycling program, a partnership with Blue Jeans Go Green, which she describes as “a way for our customers to turn their denim obsession into a force for good.” Customers can donate their old denim apparel—men’s, women’s, or children’s, from any brand—and receive a $20 discount on a new pair of Madewell jeans. The used denim is donated to the nonprofit organization Habitat for Humanity, which recycles it into insulation for housing projects.

Since 2014, more than 70,000 pairs of jeans have been recycled through Madewell’s alliance with Blue Jeans Go Green, insulating more than 70 homes.

Lee says that partnering with the nonprofit was an easy decision: “As a denim brand, it was a no-brainer.

We feel that Blue Jeans Go Green is a step in the right direction to promote recycling of materials.” Madewell, 973-379-3657 n

Generation Generosity these boutiques at the Mall at short Hills help you do good while looking good.

Madewell’s denim recycling program is part of a larger movement, fueled by idealistic millennials who seek out companies that support important causes like protecting the environment, promoting health, and fighting poverty. a recent finger on the Pulse study by Horizon Media showed that 81 percent of millennials expect companies to commit to good corporate citizenship, which is why more fashion brands are joining the movement and launching philanthropic programs that engage their customers’ generosity—and their sense of style.

Aritzia helps animal lovers get glam with its cruelty-free vegan suede collection. The brand’s boutique at The Mall at Short Hills also carries clothing made from recycled materials and eco-friendly fibers like modal, a softer, silkier alternative to rayon derived from beech trees, which releases fewer harmful chemicals into the environment when it’s manufactured. Aritzia, 973-376-0998 Kiehl’s is showing its commitment to the environment with its Recycle and Be Rewarded program. Customers can bring their empty Kiehl’s bottles and tubes to the boutique, which tracks the donations. The 10th empty bottle earns you a free product from the Official Kiehl’s Travel Collection.

Since 2009, the program has recycled more than 3 million bottles.

Kiehl’s Since 1851, 973-258-0790

top left and right: Madewell’s partnership with Blue Jeans Go Green is recycling used denim for use as insulation in homes from Habitat for Humanity. bottom left: styles from Madewell’s Fall/Winter 2016-2017 collection.

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Lululemon is on a mission to promote health and community with its Metta Movement. lululemon Short Hills supports half a dozen local brand ambassadors— competitive athletes and superstar fitness instructors who inspire customers with sweat challenges, free classes, and other incentives.

There are new ambassador programs each month, so check with the boutique at The Mall at Short Hills to see what’s happening now.

Lululemon Athletica, 973-564-6167

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The line’s flared, high-waist jeans and trousers in wool or khaki recall the easygoing vibe of the ’70s, while the above-the-ankle hem keeps the look modern and tidy.

Pair them with clogs that sport just enough fringe and a subtly tapered wood platform that’s chunky, not clunky.

“For the rest of the line, we played with texture by layering on suede, shearling, velvet, and corduroy,” says Lee. Look for details like flirty lacing on a rugged windowpane-print top, or a retro shearling collar atop a wool capelet.

The ’70s motif is a subtle shift that stays true to Madewell’s DNA, which has always favored a heritage feel and an effortless aesthetic, rendered in natural fabrics with a buttery-soft touch. “Madewell appeals to a woman who wants her wardrobe to be stylish but functional,” Lee says. “She loves pieces that she can rely on and wear many different ways.” This summer the brand unveiled one piece of denim each day for 24 consecutive days following the launch of the Fall collection; the project introduced items created in collaboration with Goop, Vans, and ABC Home.

With a background that includes studying textiles at the University of California at Davis, followed by accessories at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City, Lee got her start designing accessories at Marc Jacobs and Michael Kors before

For the moment OphĂŠlie wears Deedee over-the-knee boot and Dwacia crossbody bag Available at The Mall at Short Hills and at aldoshoes.com

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force of nature

Bulgari draws on its unique heritage for the newest bedazzling Serpenti collection.

by Lisa Ferrandino photography by Brian Klutch

ProP styling by sergio esteves. WallPaPer Provided by schumacher

Founded in Rome in 1884 by Greek silversmith Sotirio Bulgari, Bulgari has since grown into a luxe italian maison revered for its opulent pieces, such as the bejeweled Serpenti collection. in its most recent incarnation, the Serpenti collection draws on its roots in contemporary and modern design. These latest adornments focus on the eyes of the serpent: Bulgari gives a nod to the classic idiom “The eyes are the window to the soul” by placing significant gemstones like emeralds and rubellites with diamonds in this distinguished spot. For a modern look sure to captivate its wearer and enchant admirers, look no further than the Serpenti earrings in 18k pink gold with rubellite eyes and a pavé diamond head or the breathtaking Serpenti necklace in 18k white gold with emerald eyes and full pavé-set diamonds (shown).

Serpenti earrings, bracelet, and necklace in 18k white gold with emerald eyes and full pavé-set diamonds, Bulgari. Bulgari, 973-376-7800 n

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FLASH DRIVE TAKE A SWIPE AT THIS SEASON’S HOTTEST EYESHADOW TREND.

Chanel Illusion D’Ombre in Rouge Brûlée This fiery blend of burnt orange and copper goes on supersmooth; apply it as a liner on the upper lash starting from the inside out, or as an intense wash over the entire lid.

Chanel, 973-912-8055

SHINE YOUR LIGHT From glistening blends of burgundy and amber to spots of gold and silver, eyelids are sparkling on fall faces.

by Christina Clemente NEW YORK. LONDON. MILAN. Color-saturated sparkling lids were en vogue at the fall fashion shows.

And for top makeup artists, the trend was anything but random. “With the low-maintenance looks that are present on the runways, there is a need to make a statement [with beauty],” says Janell Geason, global artistic director for makeup at Aveda, who created a stunning glistening ombré effect using several rich autumnal shades at the Leanne Marshall fall/winter show. “Metallic or glittery eyes create a show-stopping moment.”

Show-stopping, yes. And grown-up, too. Although Wendy Rowe showered glitter dots on outer eye corners and cheekbones for Burberry, sparkle at most shows took a more subtle approach.

At Emanuel Ungaro, makeup artist Val Garland

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used MAC cream and powder shadows to create intense but day-appropriate sparkle. At Tommy Hilfiger, models Gigi Hadid and Taylor Hill wafted down the runway in softly hued chiffons, ’40s dresses, and wide, billowy pants, as specks of golden glitter shone beneath their brows, a look created by legendary makeup artist Pat McGrath.

And at Jenny Packham, Bobbi Brown gave models’ lids a liberal dusting of shimmering gold powder using shadows from her eponymous line.

To get the look, Janell Geason suggests keeping the face natural with a soft lip. For day eyes, “draw a metallic line on the top lash line as a liner.” But when the sun goes down, “feel free to be more bold and let your ’70s disco queen out.” Aveda, 973-467-4500 ■

NARS Dual-Intensity Eyeshadow in Antares White gold with a touch of iridescence, the ultrasoft shadow is multipurpose and can be applied wet for a glossier, amped-up look.

Neiman Marcus, 973-912-0080

MAC Pressed Pigment Eye Shadow in To Boldly Go The delicate russet and pearl-hued creamy powder glistens on the skin. Wear it on its own or layered with tonal shadows.

MAC Cosmetics, 973-912-8500

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Model Hailey Baldwin showcases her glittery lids at Tommy Hilfiger’s Fall 2016 show.

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It’s the season of wow! It’s the season of nerve! Phrases like point of view and unconventIonal wIsdom are captivating and empowering us all. and that goes for fashion, too! modern style no longer depends on age, body shape, or budget, but on audacIty, guts—and sheer unadulterated chutzpah.

H aute Attitude! photography by Daniela FeDerici

styling by Mark connolly

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back in stride!

From fitted and cropped to loose and long, modern suiting knows no bounds. opposite page: Iconic Le Smoking jacket, Iconic Le Smoking trouser, and Paris collar shirt, Saint Laurent.

Saint Laurent, 973-9219601. Black tights, Wolford.

Wolford, 973-379-3666.

Gold booties, Max Mara.

Max Mara, 973-912-9003 this page:

Men’s modern fit check suit, Burberry.

Burberry, 973-379-7100.

Agnela blouse, Anne Fontaine. Anne Fontaine, 973-467-1276.

Nomade boots, Dior.

Dior, 973-379-2287

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Night VisioN “Evening dress� calls for original thinking, magical metallic embellishments, and strong silhouettes. left: Silver floral metallic embroidered brocade dress and heels, Collection. Michael Kors, 973-467-7500. Black tights, Wolford. Wolford, 973-379-3666. right: Black Lurex dress, Dolce & Gabbana. Dolce & Gabbana, 973-912-8090. Black tights, Wolford. Wolford, 973-379-3666. Adaline laced booties, Johnston & Murphy. Johnston & Murphy, 973-379-9055

Blue State Navy, indigo, and sapphire are the new, braver black.

Wool coat and circle jacquard pant, Piazza Sempione. Piazza Sempione, 973-3793980. Turtleneck sweater, Ann Taylor. Ann Taylor, 973-467-4290.

Boots, Boss. Boss, 973-379-7779

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In HIs sHoes Make menswear yours with jumpsuits, culottes, and eyecatching capes. left:

Cape, Salvatore Ferragamo. Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-3766250. Gray turtleneck, Brooks Brothers. Brooks Brothers, 973-467-5400.

Leather culotte, Michael . Michael Kors, 973-467-7500. 18k gold Tiffany T wire hoop earrings and 18k gold Out of Retirement ring, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600. Boots, Aldo. Aldo, 973-258-0131. right: Black jumpsuit, Max Mara. Max Mara, 973-912-9003. Georgette bow blouse, Michael . see above.

Green loafers, Boss. Boss, 973-379-7779

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Top iT off A belted statement coat is a gutsy alternative to the predictable pea or trench.

Botanic Garden silk coat and suede and leather belt, Fendi. Fendi, 973-564-5780. Black cashmere dress, Polo Ralph Lauren. Polo Ralph Lauren, 973-467-4680.

Gloves and booties, Max Mara. Max Mara, 973-912-9003. 18k yellow-gold Cartier Paris Nouvelle Vague ring, Cartier. Cartier, 973-4679005. Tights, Wolford.

Wolford, 973-379-3666

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luxe Who’s Talking Winter whites in sleek lines and creamy neutrals in daring drapes reveal your effortless elegance. opposite page:

Ivory wool knit turtleneck dress, Salvatore Ferragamo.

Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-376-6250

this page: Warped striped cashmere and camel hair Skittle dress, Hermès. Hermès, 973-376-6843

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Cut it Out This season, deep Vs and dramatic cuts define the diva!

Nerbare satin maxi slip dress, Sportmax. Max Mara, 973-912-9003. Gloves, Max Mara. Max Mara, see above. 18k rose-gold, carnelian, white motherof-pearl, and diamond Bouton d’or bracelet and 18k rose-gold, carnelian, white mother-of-pearl, and diamond Bouton d’or ring, Van Cleef & Arpels. Van Cleef & Arpels, 973-3791800. Boots, Hermès.

Hermès, 973-376-6843

Go BiG (or Go Home) Oversize pants and dangerously long duster coats blaze trails and break rules. left:

Lonong chenille wool coat, Polo Ralph Lauren.

Polo Ralph Lauren, 973467-4680. Antique rose silk dress, Burberry. Burberry, 973-379-7100. Gloves, Max Mara. Max Mara, 973912-9003. Highland suede boots, Stuart Weitzman.

Stuart Weitzman, 973-5645696. right: Camel suit and metallic top, Max Mara.

Max Mara, 973-912-9003.

18k gold Elsa Peretti Bone cuffs, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600. Boots, Jimmy Choo. Jimmy Choo, 973-564-8181

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Dare to Bare Raise eyebrows with slits to here!

(Higher! Higher!) left:

Vampata dress, Sportmax. Max Mara, 973912-9003. Cuff and ring, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600. Yellow suede gaiters and mules, Fendi. Fendi, 973-5645780. right: Nayeli slip, Agent Provocateur. Agent Provocateur, 973-6711501. Bodysuit and tights, Wolford. Wolford, 973379-3666. 18k yellowgold Golden Gate dome ring, Roberto Coin. Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973379-5500. Loafers, Boss.

Boss, 973-379-7779

Grand finale!

The dazzle-anddrape approach flatters any body, fits every body, and embodies new chic.

Without question.

Dress, Dior. Dior, 973379-2287. 18k rosegold, hematite, amethyst, quartz, pink opal, and diamond Cartier Paris Nouvelle Vague bracelet and 18k rose-gold, black jade, and diamond Cartier Paris Nouvelle Vague ring, Cartier. Cartier, 973-4679005. Tights, Wolford.

Wolford, 973-379-3666

Styling assistance by Shea Daspin; Hair by Bradley Irion for Leonor Greyl; Makeup by April Greaves for MAC at Art Department; Manicure

by Julie Kandalec at Bryan Bantry Agency using Essie; Prop styling by Mikel Durlam; Production by Kim Handley for George Productions; Models: Lisa Crosby at IconicFocus Models and Vanessa Lee at New York Model Management

Paints provided by Farrow & Ball Chair provided by CB2 Carpet tiles provided

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ON HER:

Diritto black viscose quilted and embroidered vest and Cincin black viscose embroidered maxi dress, Sportmax. Max Mara, 973912-9003. Thelma black hat, Agent Provocateur.

Agent Provocateur, 973671-1501. Diamond slice drop earrings, Henri Bendel. Henri Bendel, 973912-0681. ON HIM: Printed shirt, Salvatore Ferragamo.

Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-376-6250. Wool and mohair canvas suiting trousers, Herm•s. Hermès, 973-376-6843

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TROK ES of GENIUS The romance, elegance, and playful sophistication of the early 20th-century Parisian art scene continues to inspire modern designers, from Max Mara to Ferragamo, Prada, Hermès, and Burberry. photography by LA R A JADE styling by LAUR A JONES

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Angora and wool paisley jacquard sweater and cavalry twill and woolblend skirt, Dior.

Dior, 973-3792287. 18k gold Tiffany T wire hoop earrings, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600

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Cotton and silk satin entirely embroidered v-neck dress, Hermès. Hermès, 973-376-6843.

Brass WishBone earrings, Louis Vuitton. Louis Vuitton, 973-5649788. Multicolor velvet booties, Salvatore Ferragamo.

Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-376-6250

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Dress and corset, Prada. Prada, 973-921-4780

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Matte and sparkled paneled wool Holloway gown, Tory Burch. Tory Burch, 973-379-2167.

Nestor cable knit turtleneck, Vilebrequin.

Vilebrequin, 973-3768111. Denim blue Nevola earrings, Atelier Swarovski. Swarovski, 973-379-4318

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on him:

Wool coat and wool pants, Prada. Prada, 973921-4780. Kender sweater, Thomas Pink. Thomas Pink, 973-258-1370. Collins cap-toe lace-ups, Johnston & Murphy. Johnston & Murphy, 973-379-9055. on her: Juliet silk dress (worn as a coat), Burberry.

Burberry, 973-379-7100.

Baviera chevron sequin embroidered wool knit sweater, Max Mara. Max Mara, 973-912-9003.

Merino wool plaid sweater skirt, Ann Taylor. Ann Taylor, 973-467-4290.

Zeus leather lace-up booties, Max Mara. Max Mara, 973-912-9003

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Hypnotic Cady long striped dress and T Hypnotic suede and leather belt, Fendi. Fendi, 973-5645780. on her right hand: Rose-gold-plated and clear crystal pavé Exact ring, stacked with rose-goldplated and clear crystal pavé Every ring, Swarovski.

Swarovski, 973-3794318. on her left hand: 18k yellow-gold, diamond, onyx, and chrysoprase Bouton d’Or ring, Van Cleef & Arpels. Van Cleef & Arpels, 973-379-1800.

18k pink-gold Bulgari Bulgari blue sapphire and tsavorite Roman Sorbets ring, Bulgari. Bulgari, 973-376-7800

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ProP styling by sergio esteves; tyling assistance by ZuZa sowinska; Hair by andrea wilson; at next artists for bumble and bumble; and living Proof makeuP by deboraH; altiZio using nars cosmetics and kate somerville skincare; manicure by evelyn lim; models: mayara at wilHelmina ny and bill barrett at new york models

Fantasy tweed trench coat, Chanel. Chanel, 973-912-8055. Pale pink wool turtleneck, Banana Republic. Banana Republic, 973-3793533. Powder Recera skirt, Club Monaco. Club Monaco, 973-376-2822.

18k rose-gold diamond, carnelian, and white mother-of-pearl Bouton d’Or pendant necklace, Van Cleef & Arpels.

Van Cleef & Arpels, 973-379-1800

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VO TE WITH YOUR FE E T We have this thing with the new season’s shoes.

From dainty and feminine to chunky, clunky cowboy boots and art-inspired brogues, what better way to express your unique fall style? photography by BILL DIODATO styling by FAYE POWER

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G I LT Y PLEASURES Evening attire is elevated with graphic gold and surprisingly smart shimmer. on him: Black Dickens suit, slim-fit embossed evening shirt, and clip cummerbund, Thomas Pink. Thomas Pink, 973-258-1370.

Fitzgerald tuxedo pant, Brooks Brothers. Brooks Brothers, 973-4675400. Penn caviar point glitter lace-ups, Jimmy Choo. Jimmy Choo, 973-564-8181. on her: Lace dress with silk slip, Dolce & Gabbana. Dolce & Gabbana, 973-9128090. 18k yellow-gold square Martellato ring, Roberto Coin. Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973379-5500. Gold and silver minaudière, Sara Battaglia for Salvatore Ferragamo. Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-3766250. Metallic wedge sandals, Prada. Prada, 973-921-4780

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FIND YOUR R H Y T HM You don’t have to be a rock ’n’ roll hero (although it helps) to steal the show in textured leathers, distressed suedes, and bold buckles and zippers.

Jeans, Burberry. Burberry, 973-379-7100. Kurt boots, Jimmy Choo. Jimmy Choo, 973-564-8181

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’70s REVIVAL Our favorite decade inserts itself everywhere! Case in point: the classic brown boot rendered in patent tortoise leather, with requisite chunky heel.

Leather skirt, BCBG Max Azria. BCBG Max Azria, 973-258-0137. Gemini link bracelet and Huxley boots, Tory Burch. Tory Burch, 973-379-2167.

Gancio saddle handbag, Salvatore Ferragamo.

Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-376-6250

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BEST OF T HE W E S T Fringe, suede, and distressed leathers...

(Only the horse is optional.)

Leather military coat, wool tweed jacket, fringe denim jeans, and antique carpet bucket bag, Polo Ralph Lauren. Polo Ralph Lauren, 973-467-4680.

Western boots, Aldo. Aldo, 973-258-0131

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HEAD-TO-TOE TWEED Fashion’s most classic fabric goes rough-andready chic in a pair of work boots.

Fantasy tweed skirt, hat, and boots, Chanel. Chanel, 973-912-8055. 18k yellow-gold diamond and malachite Perlée ring, Van Cleef & Arpels. Van Cleef & Arpels, 973-379-1800.

Knee-high socks, Wolford.

Wolford, 973-379-3666

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A RT S & C R A F T S Picasso would approve of art-inspired men’s accessories incorporating paint splatters, graphic prints, and mixed textures.

Trench coat, trousers, suede and leather portfolio, and lace-ups, Salvatore Ferragamo. Salvatore Ferragamo, 973-376-6250

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LADY IN WAITING Crystal embellishments, hand-painted flowers, slim silhouettes… so ’50s, and yet so fresh.

Eli skirt, Reiss. Reiss, 973-376-2200. 14k yellow-gold two-row large and small oval link bracelet, Sidney Thomas Jewelers.

Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500. Sicily tulip handbag and floral and crystal pumps, Dolce & Gabbana. Dolce & Gabbana, 973-912-8090

Styling aSSiStance by connor childerS; Manicure by tori h. uSing chanel; ModelS: nik deberry at new york ModelS and MyleS elliSon at PartS ModelS

Location: Mosaic House in New York, NY, 212-414-2525; mosaichse.com

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N avy Forc e s Relax, you have stalwart gold and courageous sapphires on your side.

18k gold sapphire necklace, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600

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power of hue The season’s neutral fashion palette provides the perfect canvas for colored gems that reveal your mood, your dreams, and your individuality. photography by Brian Klutch styling by Samantha YanKS prop styling by Sergio eSteveS

W hite Light Goodness! The prosperity and purity of white and yellow diamonds...

Platinum yellow and white diamond bracelet, 7.01-carat yellow diamond pendant necklace, and platinum oval fancy vivid yellow diamond ring, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600

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ser e n e greens Your good vibrations get the job done, thanks to healing, balanced emeralds. from left:

Green tourmaline diamond drop earrings and platinum 7.71-carat oval tsavorite ring, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600. 18k white-gold with 17-carat emerald and diamond drop earrings, Sidney Thomas Jewelers. Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500

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Re d H ot Are you dangerous or passionate? Ravishing rubies reveal both sides of your personality.

Platinum spessartite diamond pendant, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600. 14k white-gold with ruby and diamond Y necklace, Sidney Thomas Jewelers. Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500

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Cool Coba lt Sparkling blue sapphires and topaz transcend chaos with trust, respect, and calm. clockwise from top: Necklace of 18k white gold with 67.15 carats of sapphires, iolites, diamonds, and blue topaz, Roberto Coin. Sidney Thomas Jewelers, 973-379-5500. Platinum oval cabochon tanzanite wave ring, Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co., 973-467-3600. 18k sapphire and diamond earrings, Van Cleef & Arpels.

Van Cleef & Arpels, 973-379-1800

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Gold en Glow Harness the power of yellow sapphires and diamonds to inspire, cleanse, and take charge.

18k white-yellow gold with spessartite garnet, yellow sapphire, and diamond necklace, Van Cleef & Arpels. Van Cleef & Arpels, 973-379-1800

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S i ng l e minded One exquisite pen, one divine objet, one incredible watch…

Sometimes, nothing else is needed to make the ultimate powerful statement and demonstrate your perfect taste.

by Christina Clemente photography by Chris stein

WORD OF HONOR Every inch of Montblanc’s Shakespeareinspired fountain pen reflects the legendary bard—from the octagonalshaped cap and 750 golden nib that pays tribute to the playwright’s beloved Globe Theatre in London to Shakespeare’s signature gold earring featured on the clip.

It won’t necessarily transform you into a legendary scribe, but it’s a showstopper when you sign for dinner…

Writers Edition Shakespeare Limited Edition 1597 fountain pen, Montblanc. Montblanc/Paradise Pen, 973-258-9499

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RIDING HIGH Hermès’s sleek stallion paperweight is the embodiment of the luxury French brand’s classic equestrianinspired design. Named after Samarcande, one of the oldest inhabited cities in Central Asia, and once part of the Silk Road, the piece is crafted of globally sourced obsidian, a unique, dramatic, volcanic rock. Position it just so on the corner of any dashing desk.

Samarcande paperweight in obsidian, Hermès.

Hermès, 973-376-6843

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RAISE A GLASS Swarovski has been a leader in crystal artistry since Daniel Swarovski founded the house in 1895. The Austrian brand’s set of Champagne flutes fittingly dazzle, with miniature crystals filling the elegant stems and faceted clear crystal embellishing the base.

Crystalline toasting flutes, Swarovski.

Swarovski, 973-379-4318

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BOLD FACED Reworking its classic oval design, first introduced by Louis Cartier in 1912, Cartier’s Hypnose watch creates a neverending spiral of (quartz) timekeeping with its rhodiumized 18k white-gold case set with brilliant-cut diamonds. The hypnotically beautiful timepiece also features a luxurious black alligator band.

Hypnose watch, medium model, Cartier.

Cartier, 937-467-9005

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Finding YourselF Whether it’s a self-discovery immersion program in Thailand, Zen guided meditation in California, or a celebrity-favorite total-body makeover in Mexico, these beyond-compare travel experiences offer breathtaking landscapes and unparalleled rejuvenation.

by Jill Sieracki

photography by brent t. Madison

The Welcome Pavilion at Keemala ushers guests into a tropical paradise of health, healing, and happiness.

Tranquil TreeTops : spiritual rejuvenation Debuting last December, Keemala, near Phuket, Thailand, offers a number of three- and six-day Holistic Living Retreats for guests who want to “purify, energize, unwind, or rejuvenate.” Savor the daily spa cuisine (harvested from the property’s working farm, complete with rescued water buf-

falo and other wildlife) and visit world-renowned practitioners of healing therapies such as massage, Chinese medicine, Nia (a combination of martial arts, dance, and yoga), and vibrational attunement.

Inspired by traditional Thai housing, the luxury accommodations include the two-story Tree Pool Houses, designed to appear suspended from the

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diversions The Spa at Carillon offers a multifaceted, head-to-toe approach to health, beauty, and relaxation.

At Carillon Miami Beach, holistic medicine is combined with a spa experience and immersive wellness programs for a greater sense of overall well-being.

Combine rejuvenation with rich history and spectacular Alpine scenery at the Grand Hotel Kronenhof.

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Fine & Sandy: detox your Way to a Better Body Demi Moore visited the ecoresort and retreat amansala after her divorce from Ashton Kutcher, while Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, and Reese Witherspoon stopped in for a girls’ trip.

This upscale destination on Mexico’s Mayan Riviera offers a variety of renewing treatments, including Destination Detox, a six-night program aimed at cleansing, nourishing, and taking weight off through raw-food meals, beach walks, yoga, meditation, spa services, body sculpting classes, and on-site nutritionists and trainers. Higher-intensity vacationers can sign up for Bikini Bootcamp, which combines

twice-daily workouts, healthy meals, and pampering spa treatments. amansala.com Good, Clean Fun: Holistic Stress Management The posh South Florida resort Carillon Miami Beach has an on-site medical director who was part of the first class of directors trained by the famed Dr. Andrew Weil. Here, holistic medicine is combined with a spa experience and immersive wellness programs for a greater sense of overall well-being. Partake in nutrition, acupuncture, and specialized musculoskeletal therapy programming. Not to be missed: the resort’s Good for Mom, Good for All three-night package, which provides private family nutrition counseling,

a private stress-management session, and the North Beach Drift, a head-to-toe rejuvenation for mom. carillonhotel.com GloriouS Grandeur: Superior Spa Service The five-star Grand Hotel Kronenhof is “one of the most architecturally significant hotels in the Alps,” according to the travel site Touropia. com. The hotel’s spa, recently named the best luxury resort spa in Switzerland at the World Luxury Spa Awards, includes communing with nature as part of its wellness programs and offers the highly sought-after Holistic Life Retreat, which features massage, exercise, yoga, and detoxifying nutrition. kronenhof.com

Rancho la Puerta’s Baja Kitchen Dinner is an unparalleled six-course gourmet organic dining experience.

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This durable printed tote is a seaside essential.

Massimo Vitali Special edition Vitali Rocks beach bag, Vilebrequin.

Vilebrequin, 973-376-8111

photography by Scott Draper (rancho la puerta)

The perfect breezy beach and back cover-up.

Shell ditsy print cover-up, Vineyard Vines.

Vineyard Vines, 973-564-6101

Baja DayDreaming: Fight Fatigue with Fitness The original “fitness resort” in Tecate, Mexico, rancho la Puerta offers a variety of unique wellness programs and healthy spa cuisine.

Wander through this ranch retreat’s 3,000 private acres and enhance your well-being with one of its “energy medicine” treatments, such as Reiki, Reconnective Healing, or the Lifeline Technique, in which practices such as sound, crystal, and color therapy and chakra balancing help connect the conscious and subconscious minds. New wellness programming (from trail running to high-intensity rope training), 80 different fitness classes, a new cold-pressed juice bar (which uses seasonal ingredients from an onsite organic farm), and interactive classes like Salsa y Salsa (combining dance and cooking) will turn a

weekend getaway into a complete wellness refresh. rancholapuerta.com Private Practice: Destress in Serenity Catering to just 40 guests per week, the Japanese-inspired resort golden Door, in Escondido, California, features Zen gardens and calming pagodas, plus a Healthy Cuisine Program, serving fresh produce harvested on-site.

Explore the property’s 600 acres, revive in the Watsu Water Therapy pool, or get in shape with one of the rigorous fitness programs.

Then rejuvenate with meditation or daily in-room massage, as well as a personalized skincare regimen.

The resort also provides guests with clothing and terry robes, all laundered daily, plus a yukata (a casual cotton kimono) and sandals. In addition, you will receive Golden

Door skincare products, a reusable water bottle, sunscreen and hats during sunny weather, and a rain poncho or windbreaker for those rare rainy days. goldendoor.com FaSt trek: kick-Start good Health Boost your fitness with a true backcountry experience at mountain trek in Nelson, British Columbia, North America’s “only mountainbased hiking, fitness, and weight-loss program.” This upscale lodge offers visitors a chance to experience the booming fitness craze known as trekking. Akin to cross-country skiing, it torches calories while exposing you to a spectacular natural landscape.

The resort also provides yoga, detox treatments, and educational programs to help with sleep, metabolism, stress management, and more. mountaintrek.com n

Keep it sleek and simple with this modern case.

Tegra-lite X frame packing case, Tumi. Tumi, 973-376-8800

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Specialty Department StoreS Bloomingdale’s 548-2200 macy’s 467-0800 neiman marcus 912-0080 nordstrom 467-1500 saks FiFth avenue 376-7000

Women’S FaShionS agent provocateur 671-1501 ann taylor 467-4290 anne Fontaine 467-1276 anthropologie 921-1908 aritzia 376-0998 BcBg max azria 258-0137 BeBe 376-4226 Brighton collectiBles 218-1919

Milky Way Grande Odessa leather bag, loro piana. Loro Piana, 973-912-9393

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calypso st. Barth 376-0379 chico’s 258-9392 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 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 michael kors 467-7500 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 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 polo ralph lauren 467-4680 prada 921-4780 roBert graham 258-0500

saint laurent 921-9601 thomas pink 258-1370 true religion Brand Jeans 564-9030 victorinox sWiss army 376-0200 vineyard vines 564-6101 xxi Forever 376-0342 yogasmoga 315-9671

men’S FaShionS ermenegildo zegna 315-1550 hermÈs 376-6843 vileBrequin 376-8111

chilDren’S FaShionS/toyS Brooks Brothers 467-5400 catimini* creWcuts (J.creW) 912-9488 gap/gapkids 376-5708 gymBoree 912-8333 Janie & Jack 467-1035 Justice 921-9116 ralph lauren children’s 467-4680 vileBrequin 376-8111

ShoeS aldo 258-0131 allen edmonds 379-5007 Baldinini* chanel 912-8055 coach 376-2747 cole haan 218-1133 Foot locker 564-9010

GEOX 379-5085 GUCCI 564-7600 HERMÈS 376-6843 JIMMY CHOO 564-8181 JOHNSTON & MURPHY 379-9055 LADY FOOT LOCKER 564-5032 LOUIS VUITTON 564-9788 SALVATORE FERRAGAMO 376-6250 STUART WEITZMAN 564-5696 WALKING COMPANY, THE 258-9789

JEWELRY BRIGHTON COLLECTIBLES 218-1919 BULGARI 376-7800 CARTIER 467-9005 HERMÈS 376-6843 LANDAU 484-866-3823 MONTBLANC 258-9499 OMEGA 379-6044 OROLOGIO 912-8889 PANDORA 862-206-3170 PARADISE PEN CO. 258-9499 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 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 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* 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 PRADA 921-4780 SALVATORE FERRAGAMO 376-6250 TUMI 376-8800 Diamond and black onyx ring, Cartier. Cartier, 973-467-9005

MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL NUTRITION CENTER 379-9771 MONTBLANC PARADISE PEN CO. 258-9499 OLIVER PEOPLES 564-8100 OPTICA 379-5252 PAPYRUS 258-0557 PELOTON 862-206-1023 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

LEGAL SEA FOODS 467-0089 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 YO! SUSHI 679-1890

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 10 AM to 9 PM SATURDAY 10 AM to 8 PM SUNDAY 11 AM to 6 PM

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Keep these apps at your fingertips for everything from the best routes around The Mall at Short Hills to exclusive offers from top brands.

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ExclusivE Entry: Gucci gives an insider’s look at the inspiration behind Creative Director Alessandro Michele’s collections via the app’s editorial feature, The Agenda. 973-564-7600

charmEd!: Design the bracelet of your dreams and get an exclusive look behind Pandora’s Essence Collection, a completely digital experience.

862-206-3170

intEriors on taP: restoration hardware’s Source Book app offers thousands of interactive pages to help furnish your space. 973-912-7300

E-GadGEts: Manage all your home entertainment systems with Bose’s SoundTouch app, which also gives access to a variety of streaming music services.

973-564-5681

smooth oPErator: the mall at short hills’ new app will help you locate stores, get the inside scoop on sales and promos in real time, and even plan a trip beforehand.

closEt curator: Create an Instagram-worthy closet with millen, which offers “shop the look” features and perfect-fit size guides. 973-467-7845

Fashion Fix: With Tory Daily, receive tory Burch’s blog posts on style, beauty, travel, and more, plus cool camera filters and exclusive products. 973-379-2167

chic clic : sephora to Go lets you try on lip shades with a virtual artist and offers early access to exclusive products, plus makeup tips and tutorials. 973-258-1919

FrEE lovE: Find inspiration and be the star of your own Free People catalog with this app that includes sale alerts, an in-store scanner, and “app-only surprises!”

973-912-4470

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