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Justin Hartley kind of seems like the perfect guy, not going to lie. He’s handsome, successful, funny, ambitious. Surely he must have a flaw. So I turn to the person who knows him best: his wife.

Sofia Pernas, his wife of seven months, has hopped into his car at the tail end of our Zoom interview, just in time to hear me ask what makes him weird. He’s stumped, so he turns the question over to the expert — a pandemic-era version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire’s phone-a-friend meets Family Feud.

Her answer: “It’s really hard to catch him barefoot. Sometimes I have to check under the covers to see if he’s wearing shoes in bed.”

The 44-year-old This Is Us star looks at his significant other and then at me.

“That’s weird, isn’t it?” he wonders. “I don’t like to walk around barefoot, that’s true. I like to have shoes, socks, toes covered.”

But there’s a reason. “I have a bad allergy to bees, and I’ll be damned if two times this past summer, I was stung. I was barefoot because I was in the pool. I got out, stepped on the grass and stepped on a bee, and it stung the bottom of my foot. A month later, it happened again, on the exact same leg and exact same foot. It swelled up for two months!” he declares, indignantly.

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As Pernas, , confirms how awful the situation was, Hartley jumps in again to expand on his abhorrence of being shoeless. “Have you seen those people who get on the airplane, take their shoes o and, in their stocking feet, walk to the bathroom?” He pauses. “ orgive me if you’re one of them. I don’t think you’re one of them. But if you are, stop it!” I’m not. He continues, “ e’ve been doing a little bit of traveling, and when I get o the plane, I use the restroom at the airport. There’s a line of urinals and a line of sinks. And as I’m washing my hands, I see men who have just gone to the bathroom. They will ip up and walk out. I’m like, How the f k are you not washing your hands in the middle of a pandemic? This is why we’re here, man! This is why we’re here, you dirty bird.’”

But does he say anything? Hartley is a vocal guy, but with such a dry sense of humor that it’s not always easy to tell when he’s being serious and when he’s kidding though he swears that this quirk is easy to decipher when you’re a close friend . “It depends on how many drinks I had during the flight,” he says joking, joking! . “I typically give o a sign like, ome on, guy. eally? ou can’t take seconds to wash your hands?’” ow, lit up by his wife’s presence, he wants to add another eccentricity, which, in my opinion, is just plain old common sense, especially given the current climate. “Here’s another weird thing about me, and this might be weirder. herever I am, I will go into the bathroom, wash my hands, use the restroom, and then I will wash my hands again and return to my seat.

Is that weird?” o, I say. ou’re just very clean.

He nods. “I don’t know where my hands have been! I don’t know how many hands I’ve shaken. I think everybody should do that. It makes sense, doesn’t it?” ustin, I’m with you. It really, really does. And just as much as his fastidiousness has helped him out of unsanitary situations, a similar rationale albeit for an entirely di erent dilemna has helped Hartley’s on screen self out, too. The season five finale of B ’s This Is Us saw his character, evin Pearson, at a powerful crossroads, ultimately deciding — quite logically, might I add — against marrying adison aitlin Thompson on their wedding day. He didn’t love her, you see. She reali ed it, he reali ed it, and they saved one another from making a giant matrinomonial mistake.

As the series comes to a close in its sixth and final season this anuary, I — and many others — have to wonder where that leaves the most relatable member of the Big Three the other two being biological sister ate, played by hrissy et , and adopted brother andall, played by Sterling . Brown ? “ evin has a lot of decisions to make, and that will be part of the beginning of the final season. e’ll be seeing how he navigates his circumstance with adison, with his kids, not going through with the wedding. His love life, his career, his family, his mother, all that stu . It’s like a line in the sand: before this moment and after this moment. He’s a changed man. He’s got a lot more responsibilities now, certainly, than he used to,” Hartley explains. hich he, as an actor, appreciates. Hartley would have been bored playing 16 HAUTE LIVING hauteliving.com

evin as a human who refused to evolve. “The character has changed so dramatically from the time I started playing him in to now. He’s almost like a di erent person, but at the same time, if you took him apart, you would still recogni e him. hen I think about that now, I think, What parts of him are exactly the same? I keep coming back to his heart. That would still be recogni able from moment one, season one, until the last moment of season six. His heart and his spirit are intact. They’ve always been the same, and they’re always big. He’s a lover. I kind of hang on to that.”

Inquiring minds want to know: as evin has evolved, as ustin has evolved, are he and his small screen character more alike than not? “If I had to give a percentage, I’d say we’re percent alike,” he says, continuing in his dry, deadpan way, “I’ve just taken a really la y approach. I don’t like to do any work I just play him as me. He used to be di erent and dynamic. ow, I just do me.”

All jokes aside, he maintains, “It would depend on what script I just read.

There are times where he makes decisions and goes about life in a way that I’m like, I would never do any of these things.’ And there are other times where I’m like, That’s exactly what I would do.’ And there are still other times where he does things where I’m like, I’ve never done that, but I think I’m going to start doing that because it’s a really good way to go about things.’

I do learn from him, in a weird way. I know that evin doesn’t really exist, but much like reading from a book, I have learned a lot from playing him.” eanwhile, I’m also not so stealthily trying to learn a lot — about the series’ final season, that is. How will it end? ill evin wind up with Sophie? ven though Sophie, played by Alexandra Breckenridge, is loving up another man on etflix’s Virgin River? How do ate and new husband Phillip hris eere get together? oes family matriarch ebecca andy oore live until the end of the series? oes the finale get it right?

To that question, actually, Hartley has the answer. “It’s a tricky thing to end a series. It’s as tricky as the pilot, really. In the pilot, you’re introducing a lot of characters and a lot of plot and a lot of story. ou want people to connect with the characters, and you have a limited amount of time. At the end, you have all these stories that you’ve told and a limited amount of time to wrap everything up. But I have all the faith in the world that creator an ogelman and our writing team will figure it out. I think everyone will be pleased — beyond satisfied.”

Still, it’s impossible to make everyone happy, and he’s aware of that. “ ou can’t please every single person, that’s true,” he agrees. “But maybe that will be part of our ending. I hope the fans get everything they want . That’s what we’re working for. Personally though, I love it.” hat he knows of the super hush hush ending, that is. “I know some of it.

I don’t think it’s all been fully written, but I can tell you that I know some of it,” he reveals, adding, “Some of it’s already been shot — years ago.”

I’m hopeful that this means the reemergence of Pearson patriarch ack, played by ilo entimiglia, who died in the season two finale but has been seen in frequent flashbacks for the past three seasons. And if that’s the case, I anticipate that each of the episodes in season six will prompt bucketloads

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“As much as you would think that people are crying — and you would think that we are —we spend most of our time laughing.””

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“I’m a very lucky, fortunate man. And I know that.” of tears, perhaps even more than usual. Hartley confirms that this is the case — not that you’ll see evin turning on the waterworks, though. “ hen you read the script, you do get emotional,” he says. “If you have a beating heart in your chest, I think you have to get choked up a little bit. And evin’s got some hard things that he’s dealing with at the very beginning of season six . He’s got a lot of great things as well happening in his life. He’s a fortunate man, and he recogni es that. But evin’s not a big bawler. He’s got to be a leader, and you don’t want your leader walking around weeping. ou want them to do their thing, handle their shit. And maybe they break down behind closed doors, but you don’t want to do that in front of the people who might need you.”

And though he declares that, like evin, he himself is not a crier, is there really no possibility Hartley himself will be busting out the tissues when it’s time to film the final episode? “I have not been weepy at all,” he declares.

“I’m not really a weepy person, though.”

That being said, “I didn’t really know how I was going to react when it came to saying goodbye to the show ,” he admits. “I’ve been trying to enjoy every little moment. ven the annoying ovid stu — because it is annoying it just sucks — but on the flip side, how lucky am I that people care enough about me, or the job that we’re doing, that I need to be tested so often? So I’m trying to enjoy every little moment and appreciate that these moments in life are fleeting.”

There’s no denying that the beginning of the end is hard, regardless of how much or how little he’ll end up crying over it. “It’s sad, obviously. ou meet new friends and get close to them to the point that you call them family. hen you spend that much time with people, diving into that kind of material, to have it all come to an end is tough. But we knew it was going to end a long time ago we’ve known for years that it was going for six seasons.

It might have even originally been five seasons and ended up being six. So we’ve had some time to adjust.” ovid certainly helped on that front. He didn’t see his fellow cast members for close to a year as they all quarantined separately. Hartley’s interactions were limited to Pernas and his now year old daughter, Isabella, from his first marriage, to his former Passions costar indsay Hartley.

But to this day, and in the days to come, the This Is Us cast will still be on the nonstop hatsApp stream that started years ago and surged in scale during the pandemic. They will still be family.

“It’s just a really special group of people who know how lucky they were to be able to act on a show like this, to give those performances and to be able to say the words that are written for us. I think everybody feels really lucky

and fortunate,” he says, before going back to the topic of tears. “As much as you would think people are crying — and you would think that we are — we actually spend most of our time laughing. And maybe that’s just a way to get through the emotional stu ... That won’t change.” hy? Because This Is Us.

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et’s rewind a week. e’re downtown on a Thursday morning for Hartley’s photo shoot at iconic downtown haunt Hotel igueroa, and after snapping some shots in the oroccan themed asita bar, he can’t resist ordering a cocktail the ios io: Altos Plata, pa ote, lime habanero agave and passion fruit . hile it’s happening, I think, What a baller move. hich is exactly what I say during our chat a week later.

Hartley opts to explain the moment. “I was like, e’re at a bar.’

There’s a bartender. She’s making these great drinks. I’m like, an I have one? They look ama ing,’ and I had half a drink. I think that every time you get the opportunity, you should drink, because a drink means a celebration . hy not celebrate? elebrate all the time.”

In case you’ve missed it, ustin Hartley is percent living his best life. And although there’s inevitable sadness about the end of this particular chapter of his life, there’s also palatable excitement about what the future holds. hen one door closes, another opens, after all.

And Hartley’s future is bright.

In , his production company, hange p Productions, launched a pod deal with th entury ox T , the studio behind This Is Us. His first project is the small screen adaptation of e rey eaver’s New York Times best selling crime novel The Never Game, which he’ll star in and also executive produce, alongside This Is Us executive producer en lin, who will also direct the thriller series’ first episode. The show revolves around olter Shaw Hartley , who travels around the country in an to help police and private citi ens alike solve crimes — until a new case makes things personal. They’ll shoot the pilot for BS this coming summer.

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“I’m trying to enjoy every little moment and appreciate that these moments in life are fleeting.” the first was “A Hell of a eek: Part Two” in season four , which he’s totally psyched to do.

“I’m digging the whole directing thing,” he declares. “I’ll be directing another episode of This Is Us this year, and I’ll be directing The Never Game, too. That will keep me busy. The hours will be di erent because it’s not an ensemble it’s a one man show. I won’t have much free time — I’ll be on set working, mostly — but it seemed like a good fit and something I could have a lot of fun with. It’s also a departure from what I’m doing right now, which is nice. I just think it’s a great next step for me.”

Speaking of great steps, well, his marriage to Pernas would be another one of those. I’m going to kick it back here to the season five finale of This Is Us, “The Adirondacks,” titled as such around the wedding gift of two Adirondack chairs that icky ri n unne makes for evin, the intention behind the gift being that he perceives marriage to be “two people sitting in comfortable silence next to each other.” And while that sweet sentiment makes evin reali e he’s about to marry the wrong person, the exact opposite is true for Hartley. “ e got married in arch, and we are so happy!” he says when I congratulate him on his nuptials. “It’s incredible when you’re not forcing things. It doesn’t have to be that hard. ou just meet the right person and you just go, h, this is ama ing. It’s just so wonderful!’ ou’re so attracted and so attached to this person. ou just love this person so much. ven though we’ve only been married a few months, it’s hard to remember what it was like without her. hen I re met her, I just knew. It’s so interesting about the human heart and human mind. It’s not a codependency I’m just at peace with myself. I feel loved and I feel appreciated. I know she feels the same way. e just have a really great relationship and a really terrific family.

It’s healthy and it’s wonderful.” hen talking about Pernas, he lights up, and it’s pretty beautiful to see. So I ask him this: oes she complete him, Jerry Maguire style? And also, does she make him a better person?

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brilliant, she’s incredible, she’s fun to look at. verything about her is ama ing — she’s just hilarious. She inspires me to want to be a better man, like ack icholson said in As Good as It Gets. I want to rise to the occasion because she’s so great. She does make me want to be a better person, and this kind of love certainly does complete me,” he declares.

I mean, is aww even enough here? I’m about to cry This Is Us worthy tears.

But first, a lesson. Timing is everything, a point upon which Hartley and I are in total agreement. He initially met his oroccan born partner while the two were working on soap opera The Young and the Restless from to .

They were just casual colleagues — plus, he was in a relationship with now ex wife hrishell Stause.

He explains that, when he first met Pernas, he wasn’t in the headspace to see her as anything more than a coworker. “ ou meet in di erent capacities. e didn’t work together that closely, and we didn’t work together that long.

I knew that she was very kind and very nice. I liked being around her. But I was in a di erent place in my life. I wasn’t available. Timing has a lot to do with that. I’m very lucky to not only have found the one,’ but I found her when she was available and the timing was right.”

Speaking of timing, for Hartley, at this exact moment, life has truly never been better. He’s having the time of his life, so to speak. “I’m happier than I’ve ever been,” he proclaims. “I’m fulfilled in so many ways. y daughter is doing great in high school — she’s o to college soon, which is sad, but it’s also very exciting. I’ve met my life partner. I’ve got a really great imagination, but I could not have imagined someone like this. She’s o the charts. I’ve got my health. reatively, I’m fulfilled with This Is Us. I’ve got a show lined up.

I’m involved in a charity called peration Therapy. ur goal is to deliver emotional support dogs to veterans who otherwise would not have been able to get them. This stu saves lives it helps people who put their lives on the line for us. I’m fulfilled in so many di erent ways. y relationships in life are great — my friends, my family.”

He pauses, then smiles. “I’m a very lucky, fortunate man. And I know that.”

And there is absolutely nothing weird about that.

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CABOCO After falling in love with Los Angeles in 2017, São Paulo chef Rodrigo Oliveira of Mocotó and Balaio I S fame decided to opened his first eatery outside Bra il in the ity of Angels. aboco a term used to describe the multicultural heritage of many Bra ilians was born. nder Preen Inc. designer Alexis eadinger’s watchful eye, the Arts istrict space has been infused with the warmth and energy of both the Bra ilian and alifornian cultures. iners are greeted by a white, amber lit room punctuated by colorful modernist tiles, a dining room featuring a commissioned mural by Speto, one of Bra il’s street art pioneers. are such as torresmo, dadinhos de tapioca cubed cheese and tapioca , moqueca de caju vegetable stew with cashew fruit, hearts of palm, plantain, ora pro nobis, tucupi and coconut broth and a housemade carne de sol salt cured beef with roasted garlic and biquinho peppers pairs beautifully with iterations of caipirinhas containing an array of fruits such as local citrus, passionfruit and grapes and international cocktails reimagined with cacha a, such as the igo ashion fig syrup, bitters and oak cacha a and andacaru lime juice, caju syrup, cacha a branca and salt .

1850 Industrial St, Los Angeles; cabocola.com

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It isn’t easy to find ichelin starred exican cuisine in .A., but chef osh il and partner atthew gan have done it. Inspired by exico’s rich heritage and bold flavors, rame provides an immersive and uniquely unexpected dining experience, one that honors the beauty of exican culture. It’s chilled out for the in a att inter designed space that features a bar covered in year old reclaimed tiles and a striking mural by famed exico ity artist orge Tellaeche. It’s unfussy and authentic, the perfect spot to while away an evening with one of many exican distillates that extend far beyond tequila, showcasing the subtleties and intricacies of, most notably, me cal, as well as an extensive list of exican wines from regions such as Baja’s alle e uadalupe. ith il at the helm, roving around the restaurant looking like a modern day guru in black robes, the fare goes beyond tacos and tamales. He uses pure, locally sourced ingredients to really highlight his spin on tradition with such creations as masa made from heirloom organic corn and salmon skin chicharron with fermented garlic aioli.

419 N Canon Dr, Beverly Hills; mirame.la

HORSES ongstanding haunt the Pikey is gone, but its replacement, Horses, is a welcome addition to Sunset Boulevard. ne will not, in fact, find actual horses at the venue, but the name is inspired by its pre Pikey past as the e oach Horses, a longtime bar and hideout for celebrities. It retains that vibe and some of its accoutrements — such as s era moldings, its signature red booths and tiled flooring — but this latest incarnation is vastly di erent, cooler, more refined than its predecessor, a spot where one could easily imagine uentin Tarantino and Tim oth writing scenes for Pulp Fiction which they did do here .

But although it respectfully nods to its past in its many di erent forms, Horses does its own thing. There are color soaked canvases by artist acper Abolik draped on the walls and a menu from ill Aghajanian of Per Se and i ohnson both ames Beard Best ew hef nominees that focuses on alifornia friendly cuisine — the swordfish brochette with fork crushed chickpeas and melted tomato, as well as the champagne gel e with jersey cream, are standouts. The beverage program, as can be expected, includes modern takes on classic cocktails. on’t leave without trying the ohn ollins, a mixture of arl rey vodka with peach, lemon and honey, and the Horses esper: gin infused with fig leaf, vodka and illet Blanc.

7617 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles; horsesla.com

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Wolfgang Puck has always brought innovation to the culinary world; from the openkitchen concept to his signature salmon pizza, the Austrian chef has been the master of adapting and evolving the fine dining experience. Throughout the pandemic, he continually found unique ways to bring his “Spago xperience” to home takeout.

Now he makes it possible for his guests to feel comfortable and safe dining in — by letting them dine outside. His newest concept was created to combat the “outdoor dining only” restriction in os Angeles which has since lifted, but could always be brought back during the pandemic era by building an outdoor dining experience at his flagship Spago location in Beverly Hills. The space includes slotted walls, separate vented semiprivate seating areas, a cocktail lounge and a welcoming lobby, all covered by a large tent with massive archways. The structure is modular and allows each section of space to evolve as dining restrictions slowly lift. The best part: Spago ’ xterieur still features all of that glorious Spago cuisine we know and love.

176 N Canon Dr, Beverly Hills; wolfgangpuck.com/dining/spago

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A modern day supper club — albeit in enice Beach read: too cool for school — is the attraction of the hour on the estside, in the former home of the St. ark’s a lub. The concept, which originally began as a weekly concert series in co owner Corey McGuire’s live/work loft on Electric Avenue, has grown into a grassroots movement to bring more live music to enice. And these are truly A list acts, like ustin Bieber, d Sheeran, Billie ilish, anelle on e and A AP erg. n any given night, guests may experience surprise performances by tomorrow’s next big names or well known international headliners. It’s a perfect space for those singing for their supper and those who are simply watching the magic happen. inston House is the result of a collaboration between Michael Baker and Bridget Rynne that was inspired by c uire’s home, es Anderson films, and, yes, also traditional supper clubs to create an intimate, interesting venue. But let’s not forget the food: executive chef ared owling the at adish and Habitas serves up an elevated approach to bar fare, nostalgic yet fancy British comfort food such as shrimp toast with a maple chili gla e and cheese balls with ruyere, oaxaca cheese and tru e aioli. Beverage director Dave Purcell’s cocktail program of familiar classics with a modern twist — like a Baybreeze with vodka, blueberry, pineapple-vanilla, blanco vermouth, lime and soda — is the perfect accompaniment.

23 Windward Ave, Venice; winstonhouse.com

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TATEL Spain’s infamous Tatel has finally landed in the .S., and it’s calling Beverly Hills home. This is a restaurant backed by big names, so you’d better believe it’s good. Its partners include none other than tennis pro Rafael Nadal, along with Manuel Campos Guallar and Abel Matutes Prats, with investors like soccer king Cristiano Ronaldo and former NBA star Pau asol. ike its sister properties in adid and Ibi a, Tatel is defined by wide spaces, large windows, terraces and a characteristic bar inspired by the Roaring ’20s, or “Los Dorados s.” The space uniquely features select raw materials, unadorned and joined with classic techniques and innovative touches. There’s an outstanding winery and bar that features hundreds of wines and spirits, including some of the most exclusive in the world. The gastronomic concept — quintessential Spanish recipes with a Mediterranean twist using fresh, organic and locally sourced ingredients, crafted by Michelin-starred chef Luigi Fineo — is closely connected to music there will be live shows every day of the week.

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MASTERPIECE Les Cabinotiers Westminster Sonnerie: Vacheron Constantin’s custom tribute to Johannes Vermeer.

JOHANNES VERMEER WAS A DUTCH PAINTER OF THE

17th century who was able to capture light as no other artist could.

He had a fondness for household scenes, which he painted in an intimate, lifelike style. While only 36 paintings by his hand are known today, some of them are among the world’s most famous works of art. While many are familiar with his masterpieces View of Delft or The Milkmaid, they are both surpassed in popularity

by Girl with a Pearl Earring. This painting shows elegance unlike any other. That’s why it was such a daunting task for Vacheron Constantin to recreate it on the side of its Les Cabinotiers Westminster Sonnerie at the request of a discerning connoisseur The brand called on Anita Porchet, one of the greatest enamel masters in the world. She started the painstaking work to recreate ermeer’s finest painting, not only in miniature but also in enamel. The old master would without a doubt have approved, as the girl seems to ready to come alive at any moment. It took Porchet two years to complete the painting — but the creation of 30 HAUTE LIVING hautetime.com

the entire watch took an additional eight.

The dial of the watch looks classic, in o white enamel with blue numerals and railroad track, and gives no hints of the complex movement underneath. Composed of 806 parts, caliber is fitted with a tourbillon and a grande and petite sonnerie with a Westminster chime. This means it can sound the passing of each quarter in the same way as the famed Big Ben in London. or this, the watch is equipped with no less than five hammers and gongs. It is also uniquely fitted with a modus that makes it go silent between 11 p.m. and 9 a.m., ensuring a good night’s rest for its owner. The watch is equipped with two mainspring barrels, one for the striking mechanism and the other for timekeeping, giving it a power reserve of 80 hours.

As this watch is a bespoke commission, Vacheron Constantin will make only one example of the Les Cabinotiers Westminster Sonnerie Tribute to Johannes Vermeer. But the atelier is open for connoisseurs who might like to have something similar made.

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+FASHION FUSION Hublot and Berluti celebrate five years of collaboration with a bang.

BY MARTIN GREEN

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HUBLOT AND BERLUTI HAVE FUSED FASHION AND

watchmaking, leather and titanium, form and substance. The partnership between the famous men’s fashion house and the most disruptive of the watchmaking brands, originally announced in 2016, has unveiled a new interpretation of the Big Bang Unico.

The Big Bang Unico Aluminio leverages this shared knowhow and provides an understated, elegant monochrome piece.

It is a Big Bang for true collectors and connoisseurs. As with every collaboration between Hublot and Berluti, this edition will be limited to 100 copies.

The emblematic patinated Venezia leather is at the heart of the polished titanium bezel as well as on the dial, where the indices and words “Swiss ade” are gau ered directly onto the surface. The leather is held between two pieces of sapphire glass whose cut reveals the gears of the Unico movement, a feat of technical prowess. Working with Berluti, a technique was developed to encapsulate natural leather hues and crystalize them in time; in this way, their beauty is rendered in an authentic and unchanging manner. As for the strap, it symbolizes the perfect fusion of the two worlds, and it is available in two versions: one in burnished Aluminio Venezia leather, the other in patinated Aluminio Venezia leather with the Script motif, exclusively for Japan.

Aluminio is one of Berluti’s signature patinas. It perfectly transcribes the light onto the di erent tones of the ene ia leather.

Hublot took responsibility for the new two-part bezel design. ith the help of a sticky, rigid resin, the first piece of the be el — in leather, about mm thick — is inserted onto the second piece, in gray titanium, and then screwed onto the case of the watch. This will allow the bezel to be patinated in time, just like the strap.

To bring patinated Aluminio Venezia leather into harmony with its mechanical ensemble, the Hublot manufacture chose from the vast palette of materials at its disposal: titanium for the 44-mm case and its deployant clasp, resin for the central horn, tungsten for the oscillating weight, and satin finished rhodium for the hands. Building on more than 40 years of groundbreaking design, Hublot has mastered the full spectrum of watchmaking materials and was thus able to create a Big Bang that is perfectly tuned to the nuances of the patinated Berluti leather.

The Big Bang Berluti Aluminio also reveals part of its beating heart. The gears of the Unico movement, an authentic manufacture self-winding Flyback chronograph with three full days of power reserve, can be admired thanks to the cut of the two pieces of sapphire glass that hold the leather on the dial side. A rare and contemporary piece, the Big Bang Unico Berluti Aluminio will be delivered in a special case, with a travel pouch and a shoehorn key ring with the Berluti logo.

Grand Seiko’s latest spring drive takes inspiration from cascading snow.

BY MARTIN GREEN

GRAND SEIKO FINDS A LOT OF INSPIRATION IN NATURE

around its Shinshu Watch Studio in Japan, the place where all Spring Drive models come to life. For its latest model, the brand captured the spirit of Shizuri-yuki. This is the natural phenomenon when freshly fallen snow cascades down from tree branches, creating a spectacular play of light. As we have grown accustomed to with Grand Seiko, it translated this beauty in the most sophisticated way in a timepiece, in which design and craftsmanship go hand in hand.

The case measures 38.5mm in diameter and is crafted from pink gold. Thanks to its overall height of just . mm, it has a slim profile that is accentuated by a string of brilliant-cut diamonds. They are placed to follow the case’s design, with the precious stones gradually decreasing in si e accordingly. This is the first reference to the snow-topped landscape around the Shinshu Watch Studio, with the second being the dial. Here the brand opted for a bright white color but gave it a unique texture that resembles freshly fallen snow in which the wind has created a distinct yet subtle pattern. It gives the watch a great sense of refinement. efinement is also what we find inside the case, where through a sapphire crystal insert in the rose gold caseback, caliber 9R31 is visible. This movement combines great looks with outstanding performance. Thanks to the unique Spring Drive technology, it is accurate to seconds per month while o ering a power reserve of a generous hours. The finish of the movement is, in true Grand Seiko tradition, outstanding. The main plate has a subtle brushed finish against which the red rubies and blued screws stand out. An elegant power reserve indicator is also placed on the back of the watch, a welcome and helpful feature for a manualwind watch like this. To ensure exclusivity, this latest Grand Seiko creation is limited to 60 pieces.

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the metal The Roger Dubuis Excalibur Spider Huracán is the embodiment of high performance.

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ROGER DUBUIS IS LAUNCHING A NEW EXCALIBUR SPIDER

in collaboration with Lamborghini. The watch is once again an exemplary mix of the DNA of both brands, combining cutting-edge design with innovative materials. This latest addition to the Excalibur Spider Huracán collection gives center stage to Ceramic Composite Fiber (CCF). This highperformance material is normally used in the aerospace industry, in particular for rockets, yet after extensive research and development, Roger Dubuis made it suitable for use in watchmaking.

One of the things that makes this material so extraordinary is that it is even 20 percent lighter than carbon.

This fits perfectly in oger ubuis’s strategy to create watches that are like racing machines for the wrist. The CCF has a white color with a subtle yet distinct marble e ect. The brand used it not only to craft the case but also as part of the movement. This makes the watch very good-looking, with an icy-cool appearance.

Roger Dubuis will make 88 pieces of this 45mm large Excalibur Spider Huracán powered by caliber RD630. This movement was developed with Lamborghini and has a few extraordinary features. The balance wheel, placed at 12 o’clock, has been placed at a degree angle for increased precision. pposite, we find the date function between the two mainspring barrels. This gives the Excalibur Spider Huracán a power reserve of 60 hours. The back of the watch is equally stunning, as there the oscillating weight is shaped like the rim of a Lamborghini Huracán.

The Excalibur Spider Huracán also continues the recently started tradition at Roger Dubuis to be dazzling by night.

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Aventador Lamborghini’s flagship sees the last iconic release before going completely electric.

ITALIAN MANUFACTURER LAMBORGHINI HAS ANNOUNCED THAT

it is going electric. But first comes the luxury carmaker’s final Aventador, celebrating the iconic super sports car and combustion engine. amborghini Aventador P ltimae is available in two variants: coupe and roadster.

After a glorious year run, the engine shines for one last time. “The Aventador P denotes the final, purest, timeless naturally aspirated production amborghini,” says Stephan inkelmann, president and of Automobili amborghini. “It delivers the essential cylinder experience in terms of inimitable design, engineering solutions and the most emotive driving experience and is the definitive Aventador, concluding an extraordinary era. It is the last of its kind: it delivers the maximum power and conclusive performance expected from amborghini’s current engine, combined with our inimitable flagship’s design A. The Aventador was destined to become a classic from launch, and the Aventador P is the most beautiful expression of timeless design and technical solutions in a final edition: ltimae.”

The cylinder, . liter ongitudinale Posteriore P will arrive in . The engine delivers : more than the Aventador S, and over the S to its permanent four wheel drive. It is the grand finale of the traditional combustion engine and the ultimate Aventador in every sense. The Aventador P ltimae accelerates from km h in . seconds, km h in . and a top speed of km h coupe .

The active aero system’s rear wing moves into three positions — closed, maximum performance and maximum handling. The transmission is via amborghini’s lightweight Independent Shifting od IS speed shifting system, providing roboti ed gearshifts in up to milliseconds. The Aventador P ltimae’s drive modes allow the pilot to select not only ST A A, SP T and SA dynamic options, but in mode choose parameters for the optimal setup of the amborghini active suspension S , traction controls engine, gearbox and four wheel drive and steering.

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aspirated design legacy. Paying homage to the benchmark performance of the S and the ageless super sports elegance of the S model, it takes the best components of both to create a perfect balance between performance and dynamism with enduring sophistication.

The Aventador is limited to only coupes and roadsters in numbered editions, o ering a refined yet dynamic, elegant yet distinctive representation of the last Aventador. Its silhouette, clean and unfettered, is as recogni able and timeless an outline as other amborghini classics, such as ountach, iablo and urci lago. ered as standard are colors, with an unprecedented range of options, and more than colors are available through amborghini Ad Personam, allowing owners to create their unique piece of amborghini motoring history.

The Aventador P ltimae coupe is launched in a two tone gray on gray configuration, with lines and details such as the front splitter’s outline and “teeth” picked out in matte red osso imir, with the accent line continuing along with the car with matching accents on the rear fins of the visible carbon fiber rear di user: elite performance and design purity in perfect harmony. The roof is also o ered in visible carbon fiber on the Aventador P ltimae roadster. Silver ianthus ” and ” forged alloys come as standard together with further ” and ” options in ianthus, eiron and ireo in bron e, black and titanium, fitted with Pirelli PZero orsa tires.

The matte rigio Acheso and rigio Teca exterior colors’ elegant yet sporty two tone is echoed in the interior: black leather and Alcantara base materials feature stitching and trim in a gray complementary to the exterior, with seat inserts in black Alcantara. The P ’s comfort seat is taken from the Aventador S, with the ltimae name embroidered into the seat bolster, while the A pillar driver dashboard area carries the of reference to the limited edition. The Aventador P ltimae roadster is launched in Blu Tawaret and Blu ethuns with high gloss black carbon fiber roof panels.

The next generation of amborghini’s engine will o er a naturally aspirated engine with an augmented electric hybrid system. This extraordinary combination will be the best of both worlds.

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The BMW X5 Black Vermilion edition features a high level of comfort and luxury, supreme performance and pronounced dynamic handling capabilities.

BY NIKITA VIVEK PAWAR

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THE EXCLUSIVE BMW X5 BLACK VERMILION EDITION

xDrive40i combines the already high level of performance, comfort and luxury found in every Spartanburg, South Carolina-built X5 sports activity vehicle with an unmistakably striking and aggressive exterior design, as well as editionexclusive equipment and details.

The central focus is the exclusive interplay between black and red. The high-gloss black kidney grille with red vertical bars creates a stark contrast to the BMW Individual Frozen Black etallic paint finish. arkened Individual Shadowline Headlights with the signature blue X design of the BMW Laserlights complete the distinctive look of the front end.

On the exterior, the M Sport Package emphasizes the dynamic character of the BMW X5 Black Vermilion edition.

It comprises specific front and rear aprons. as well as the high-gloss Shadow Line with extended options. Behind the Orbit Grey matte, 22-inch, double-spoke 742 M light-alloy wheels with mixed tires designed exclusively for this edition,

red high-gloss M Sport brake callipers stand out as a striking visual highlight.

The interior features the M Alcantara Anthracite roof liner that provides for an exceptionally sophisticated ambience.

The glass application Crafted Clarity on the iDrive Controller, the automatic gear selector and start/stop button, and the BMW Individual precious wood interior trim Fineline Black with aluminum inlays provide additional elegant accents.

The BMW Individual full leather trim in Merino Black is additionally enhanced by edition specific red contrast stitching for the seats. Sun-protective glass with more deeply tinted rear windows beyond the B-pillar enhances passenger privacy while blending harmoniously with the sporty and dynamic exterior design.

The 2022 BMW X5 Black Vermilion Edition is available to order now, starting at $83,295, which is $20,600 more than the xDrive40i model on which it’s based and only $500 cheaper than the 523-hp twin-turbo V-8–powered X5 M50i model.

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Electrified Bentley The ultimate in four-door luxury grand touring was revealed at Monterey Car Week in California.

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luxury grand touring: the first electrified Bentley. amed lying Spur ulliner, the new T can enjoy a technically advanced hybrid powertrain, the emotional or endless waves of torque from the . evealed at alifornia’s prestigious onterey ar eek, the elegantly appointed sedan sits at the pinnacle of the lying Spur family, combining the very finest in modern craftsmanship and breathtaking luxury.

The most luxurious lying Spur to date has been created and developed by Bentley ulliner and designed, engineered and handcrafted in reat Britain. Taking its place as the flagship of the Bentley range, it will appeal to customers who desire an even greater focus on elegant details. Beautifully appointed detailing includes exclusive inch wheels in a gray painted and polished finish with self levelling wheel caps that remain upright as the wheels rotate, a “double diamond” front grille and chrome front lower grille that are matched by bespoke ulliner branded wing vents, and Satin Silver painted mirror caps. The iconic Bentley lying B is electronically deployed and illuminated, along with jewel caps for fuel and oil.

An example of one of the curated interiors — Ascot — is a combination of Imperial Blue leather on the instrument panel, door trim and headlining and a light tan leather called amel emphasi ing the style of the seats. hite micro piping, embroidery and accent lines add a third color. ther options, such as lare and Sirius, add bolder combinations, including Hotspur and Beluga or inen and Brunel, both with a silver accent. The ulliner riving Specification is fitted as standard, bringing the “diamond in diamond” quilting to the seats and three dimensional leather to the doors. The interior quilting involves an embroidery process that took months to develop. ach diamond contains precisely 38 HAUTE LIVING hauteauto.com

individual stitches — each one aligned to the exact center of the diamond it creates The classic Bentley theme continues in the driver’s instrument panel, with stylish new and exclusive ulliner graphics. The now famous Bentley otating isplay, sports pedals, heated duo tone spoke steering wheel and panoramic sunroof add to the luxurious ambience. nique electrically operated picnic tables are mounted to the rear of the front seats and can be deployed with a single button press. The veneered tables feature a unique overlay with lower and self level to reveal a leather trimmed surface with a recess for a pen or stylus. lying Spur ulliner customers receive leather bound keys in a handcrafted presentation box that matches the three color cabin of their car. The two keys themselves are provided in similarly color matched cases with contrast stitching.

The lying Spur ulliner is available with Bentley’s and powertrains and the new hybrid. hen equipped with Bentley’s . liter, twin turbocharged , the car accelerates from mph in . seconds and can reach a top speed of mph km h . The new generation . liter, twin turbocharged delivers a top speed of mph km h and mph in . seconds. The new hybrid accelerates from mph in . seconds km h in . seconds , with a top speed of mph km h .

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EARLIER THIS YEAR, LAND ROVER SPECIAL VEHICLE OPERATIONS

launched a pair of exclusive new Range Rover special editions created by its SV Bespoke personalization team. The Range Rover SVAutobiography Ultimate editions represent the pinnacle of Land Rover’s luxury SUV family, elevating SVAutobiography and SVAutobiography Dynamic models even higher with a suite of complementary hand finished S Bespoke features. urated by the SV Bespoke commissioning experts at the Special Vehicle Operations Technical Center in the U.K., the Ultimate editions showcase the full range of personalization options applied to the timeless Range Rover design. “ ange over has defined the luxury S segment for more than half a century, with our S Autobiography models o ering customers a world class travel experience — whether driving or being driven,” said Mark Turner, commercial director of Land Rover Special Vehicle Operations. “These new ltimate editions elevate that refinement and sophistication even further.”

The ltimate edition has satin finished rchard reen paintwork complemented by a Narvik Black roof and copper detailing. The attention to detail extends to the loss Black knurled infill and copper edged metal ange Rover badging on the bonnet and tailgate. This also includes a copper-plated and black enamel SV roundel on the B-pillar, SV roundels embroidered on all four headrests, and illuminated ltimate edition treadplates. The finishing touch is a “SV Bespoke Ultimate edition” commissioning plaque on the center console, complete with copper finished S roundel.

The 22-inch alloy wheels feature a five-split-spoke design finished in loss ark rey with contrast iamond Turned finish, while side vent, bonnet finisher, grille and front bumper accents are all finished in raphite Atlas. Inside, a knurled finish for the rotary shift controller, starter button and pedals plus anodized red paddle shifters underline the performance focus of the SVAutobiography Dynamic.

Priced at $250,000, each car will be hand-built by Land Rover’s SV Bespoke team at Special Vehicle Operations in England. The recommended Ultimate edition specification features Vintage Tan leather interior trim and Copper Weave Carbon Fiber finishers. Customers can also opt for leather upholstery from the Italian artisans at Poltrona Frau for a truly cosseting experience.

The flagship model is available with a choice of powertrains, including the 565PS Supercharged V8 petrol and highly efficient P400e plug-in hybrid, capable of up to 40km (25 miles) all-electric driving.

Land Rover ’s advanced Dynamic Response active roll control system also enhances composure. At the same time, the ride height is lowered by 8mm — delivering more engaging driving dynamics and a more purposeful stance.

The Ultimate edition can sprint from 0 to 60 mph in around 5.4 seconds, with a top speed of 155 mph. Originally launched at the Paris Motor Show in 2012, this Range Rover variant is still a raging success. @hauteauto HAUTE LIVING 39

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to Fall in Love Made entirely of carbon fiber, Ferretti Yachts’ 1000 is the largest vessel ever built by the Italian shipyard and features a versatile, majestic design.

BY NIKITA VIVEK PAWAR

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CREATING A NEW FLAGSHIP IS AN AWE-INSPIRING PROJECT,

made of talent and technology, the ability to innovate and craftsmanship.

Ferretti Yachts has launched its most ambitious yacht yet — the Ferretti Yachts 1000. At its heart is the idea of unparalleled comfort and well-being in both outdoor and indoor areas, where quintessential “Made in Italy” taste prevails.

The Ferretti Yachts 1000 is the result of collaboration between the Italian shipyard’s Product Strategy Committee, led by Piero Ferrari; the Ferretti Group Engineering Department; architect Filippo Salvetti, for the exteriors; and Ideaeitalia, for the interior concept. Versatile and suited to all markets, Ferretti Yachts 1000 reshapes space and changes the whole approach to adapt to the owner’s various needs. The first erretti achts features classic styling, with a mood defined by soft, balanced colors and subtle contrasts. The other option is contemporary styling with fresh tones and bolder colors.

The suavely understated design, featuring clean lines and sophisticated materials, conveys a sense of refined luxury. The exterior styling reprises the design philosophy introduced with the latest models: sporty lines dominate a profile featuring new glass side panels aft and amidship. or the first time in the brand’s history, erretti achts uses carbon fiber extensively on various parts of the superstructure and hardtop. Adding to the contours of the rear door, on the walkways and the stairway up to the flybridge, and encasing the external helm station is teak wood — ensuring longevity and durability. erretti achts redefines the stern concept with square meters of livable space, on a par with a superyacht. It features a beach club in the true sense of the term, where direct access to the swim platform from the cockpit creates an outdoor wellness area in contact with the water: an open space for adventure and fun. A revolutionary concept makes it easy to leave the water when the swim platform is submerged by opening up three steps on either side of the platform as it is lowered, continuing the stairway down from the cockpit. This design, developed entirely by the Engineering Department, is a Ferretti Group patent.

The new yacht o ers an innovative take on the distribution of onboard flows: two staircases provide access to the square meter flybridge and from there to the bow area, ensuring its total privacy. The cockpit also includes access to the side walkways on the main deck leading to the

salon and from there to the raised helm station and flybridge, making it easier for the owner, guests and crew to move around the yacht. The flybridge helm station has two electrically adjustable Poltrona rau pilot seats and two copilot seats on the opposite side.

The space separating the salon from the night area on the lower deck is personali ed with a curved smoked glass panel and a ribbed partition with an electric opening mechanism. hen open, the partition reveals a bar counter and connects the dining area with the galley.

The interior design is elegant and modern while respecting the boatbuilding tradition imprinted in erretti achts’ A. The versatility of the interiors translates into a layout that leaves the owner ample choice to design their own onboard experience. arge full height windows accentuate the feeling of contact with the water and let natural light flood in. At the same time, the freestanding furniture conveys a sense of lightness, and the contours of the geometrical detailing have a unique style. alnut wood is used throughout in various ways: flame colored and bold for the furniture, striped and softer for the walls, and ribbed for unique accents.

The erretti achts can host up to ten guests, with the lower deck housing four twin double cabins with ensuite bathrooms. The two forward cabins can have either two double beds or four single beds. The crew quarters are located in the bow and consist of a dinette with an extending table, and around it a spacious captain’s cabin with its bathroom and two double cabins, plus an additional bathroom, for five crew members. ith an entrance from the bow, the owner’s suite welcomes you with custom made furnishings. A day toilet precedes the suite and is entered through a door fitted with a functional retractable handle. The garage can accommodate a illiams ieseljet tender, a three seater jet ski, and even two Seabobs and may also be reached through an independent entrance on the starboard side.

The first erretti achts unit is equipped with twin mhp T engines, driving the yacht to a top speed of knots and a cruising speed of knots preliminary data . The standard version mounts a pair of mhp T engines, with a top speed of knots and a cruising speed of knots preliminary data . The new flagship can also be fitted on request with gyroscopic stabili ation combined with stabili er fins to ensure maximum comfort and silent running both at anchor in the roadstead and cruising.

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Superyacht With a nod to the past, the Benetti Motopanfilo 37M is inspired by the company’s iconic navettes of the 1960s.

BY NIKITA VIVEK PAWAR

The 36.8m (120’9”) yacht is named after the leisure yachts owned by the likes of Prince Rainier and David Bowie in their day; the desirability factor is synonymous with the stylish luxury they convey. The first unit of the otopafilo was introduced in a ceremony held in iareggio.

The fiberglass and composite yacht was designed by rancesco Struglia in collaboration with Benetti achts. The lines of this yacht give a retro nod to Benetti’s original features, while her imaginative interior displays fresh creativity from a arini Pickering Architetti. The superyacht incorporates high windows to let in abundant sunlight while creating numerous places to relax and rejuvenate. nsuring a degree of elegant nostalgia, the main focus is to emphasi e the superb interior volume and flexible spaces. The highlight of the exteriors is the smooth 1960s clamshell silhouette of the excellent beach club area, which employs modern tech for access with an integrated stern swim platform terrace. The wooden bulkheads are replaced by glass, and the unique staterooms hug the curves of the hull, clearly defined by the overall shape with no straight walls.

The Benetti 37M features a modern-style saloon and the owner’s suite on the main deck, while four comfortable guest cabins and three cabins for six crew members are located on the lower deck. onnecting the lobby and 42 HAUTE LIVING hauteauto.com

the central mast, a spiral staircase rises through two decks, accompanying guests to the sky lounge on the upper deck. The aft part of the upper deck is specially designed for convivial moments in the open air, with areas for relaxation, conversation and sunbathing. The captain’s cabin is adjacent to the wheelhouse, and on the exterior toward the bow, guests are welcomed by a hot tub and sunbeds.

The displacement hull is designed by P. .A. .A. Pierluigi Ausonio aval Architecture and ensures smooth navigation and maximum comfort. The yacht is powered by a pair of .A. . s of k upgradable to k each, which guarantee a maximum speed of or knots depending on the engines chosen, with a range of , nautical miles at the knot cruising speed.

Ocean Independence has announced the sale of hull No. 2. Ocean Independence sales broker ukas Stratmann represented the buyer, with delivery anticipated for ay . Stratmann commented, “ or me, the Benetti otopanfilo is the perfection of simplicity, bringing iconic elements of a classic ’ s heritage combined with decidedly st century thinking.”

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BENETTI HAS LAUNCHED ITS STYLISH SUPERYACHT MOTOPANFILO 37M.

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The Gigayacht Galleon impresses at a staggering 160 meters in length and boasts eight decks, pools and a basketball court.

BY NIKITA VIVEK PAWAR

PHOTO COURTESY OF STEVE KOZLOFF

SURPASSING THE SUPERYACHTS SECTOR, AMERICAN YACHT

designer Steve o lo ’s alleon takes gigayachts to a new level. Since the ovid pandemic, the American designer has outdone himself with his oliath series. His latest superyacht is an expansive meter gigayacht with eight decks and private residences, which could also be turned in one piece by a singular owner.

At first glance, alleon reinterprets the th century Spanish cargo carrier however, this iteration features a multideck facade and four towering masts, not too dissimilar to the original galleon boats.

Inspired by the sailing boats of the Spanish Armada, alleon o ers the best of the luxury and experiences one would wish for on land. ost sailing yachts are equipped with staterooms and elements for dining, entertaining and leisure alleon goes full out with over facilities, including full si e courts for basketball, tennis and handball, a floating park, and much more. It is equipped with four full beam garages built for six luxury speedboat tenders, four Boat orx submarines, six rib tenders, port and starboard, personal watercraft and more.

The gigayacht also features a sports center with six courts, a caf , a pub and a restaurant, while the upper aft deck has a lounging area, an expansive luxury bar, and a ’ x ’ pool. ne level below the bridge deck is a . ’ x ’ indoor pool. Both pools include the o lo invention of an automated hardcover that becomes a ga ebo when the pools are in use. hen not in use, the hardcovers seal the pool, so there is no need to drain in rough conditions. The yacht also features a , sq ft m fully enclosed hangar that can hold ten helicopters and an aircraft maintenance facility. n the upper forward decks are two la y river pools connected by a waterslide. escribed by o lo as a “sailing cruise ship,” the eight decker yacht can host up to guests with a crew of .

As for power, o lo envisions alleon with five diesel electric engines that would together deliver , hp. The gigayacht would also be equipped with four yna igs that give a total sail area of , square feet and supplement propulsion with wind power. ith a top speed of knots, alleon could cover , nautical miles while travelling at the cruising speed of knots. o lo also adds that alleon could be hybrid or electric.

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Azimut Yachts enters the world of tripledeckers with the Grande Trideck.

BY NIKITA VIVEK PAWAR

THE FLAGSHIP SUPERYACHT FROM AZIMUT YACHTS IS THE SHIPYARD’S

entry into the triple-deck sector and stands true to her name: Grande Trideck. The Grande Trideck is 38.2 meters long and 7.9 meters wide, the largest boat ever built by the shipyard, but it’s also the new symbol of the brand’s innovative DNA. The Trideck was born from Azimut Yachts’ close collaboration with Alberto Mancini, who penned the exterior design, and Pierluigi Ausonio, who worked with the Azimut Benetti Research and Development Department on the naval architecture. The Trideck welcomes her guests through a central royal staircase, reaching the quay from the half-raised sea view terrace. Guaranteeing abundant light and dynamic external lines, Mancini inserted a mezzanine staggered deck at the stern, the sea view terrace, and other broad spaces across the Trideck. This is the principle of + One, a new design concept and a testament to Azimut Yachts’ innovative capacity the feature o ers the owner four cascading terraces onto the sea, unique in function, si e and flexibility. The clean lines dominate everything, from the large windows that create a continuous, uninterrupted surface up to the stern to the sloping windshield that ends with a vertical bare-headed windbreak on the sun deck.

The sea view terrace is an open stage, a new cantilevered area that precedes the traditional cockpit. Raised above the water’s surface and conceived as a living room overlooking the water, the floating platform keeps in touch with the sun and the sea at once. The sea view terrace also has another advantage; it gives height to the underlying beach area, to be used in all its width as there is a separate garage for tenders and toys. It’s a true beach on the sea with two meters of headroom and cut-outs in the sidewalls. During stops at anchor, the hinged transom opens to increase the available surface to more than 30 square meters. The beach area is equipped to connect guests directly with the sea, fully customizable in furnishing and served by a day head and wet bar.

In addition to the sea view terrace and beach area, Mancini’s project includes a more secluded outdoor area. On the main deck, a few steps below the sea view

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terrace, the cockpit becomes a private patio, a protected and reserved living area perfect for eating or lounging while moored stern-to. It is a hybrid area, located outdoors yet indoors, a natural extension of the main salon into plein air and blurring the threshold for an even smoother transition.

As with the other models in the Grande Collection, Azimut Yachts relied on Italian interior designer Achille Salvagni to design the interior spaces and furnishings. The designer extensively breaks stereotypes for each area. The goal is to transform the yacht into a place where the owner can live without constraints, in a more liquid and accommodating space. To this end, the interiors have been dilated and integrated with the external areas to become extensions of one another, a harmonious continuum.

Access to the lounge from the private patio is smooth and e ortless. ntering, one finds an airy, bright environment thanks to the floor to ceiling windows, with soft colors for the fabrics and the walls livened by glossy mahogany inserts that accentuate their elegance with contrast. The heart of the space features large enveloping sofas with soft and seductive lines, armchairs with a unique design, and co ee tables made in a full mould metal bath. oteworthy are the circular elements embedded in the ceiling, a decoration that recalls lunar craters and makes the white lacquered ceilings, already characterized by asymmetrical cuts, even more particular.

The Grande Trideck can host up to 12 guests in four ensuite guest cabins: two VIPs aft and two guest cabins forward situated on the lower deck. The owner’s VIP cabin is located on the upper deck, with breathtaking views of the sea.

The A imut Trideck o ers innovative design solutions, starting from the tonnage, which remains below 300 GT despite the generous interior volume. The most significant element from a technological point of view is the debut of the new second generation P isplacement to Planing hull, which significantly reduces consumption, together with the extensive use of carbon fiber. The Trideck o ers comparable and sometimes lower consumption figures than her smaller sister, the Grande 35 Metri, which was already best in class. The displacement hull manages to be percent more e cient at a cruising speed and increases fuel e ciency by over percent. ruising comfort is improved by a highly integrated software called Argo, designed and supplied by CMC Marine, to automatically harmoni e the movement of the electronic stabili ing fins with the autopilot, avoiding waste and ensuring smooth sailing. rande Trideck has a dual motor option — a pair of T s of or hp each. The first model under test, with an engine of hp, recorded a maximum speed of knots, a range of miles at knots and, at a cruising speed of knots, an autonomy of over 1700 miles. With a lithium battery pack of about 130 kWh, the Trideck can operate the principal onboard utilities with the generators switched o for up to four hours during the day and eight hours at night.

For even more freedom, owners can add hotel mode, enabling them to relax anchored in a bay with zero emissions and in total silence.

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After 12 months of construction, the Tommaso Spadolini’s Explorer 495 is set to make its long-awaited debut.

BY NIKITA VIVEK PAWAR

PHOTOS COURTESY OF TOMMASO SPADOLINI

GREAT CRUISING RANGE, COMFORT ON BOARD AND SOCIAL LAYOUT

are the three concepts that guided Tommaso Spadolini in designing the new Explorer 49.5. The project, started a year ago and commissioned by an Italian owner, is now in the final stages before construction.

“The owner’s demands were clear from the very beginning,” Spadolini says. “ irst of all, to have large spaces, with as few di erences in level as possible, and to have them covered and protected from the wind so the yacht could be enjoyed not just in the summer but midseason as well. Then they asked for a lift connecting all the bridges, and, finally, for a flying bridge that wasn’t a classic flying bridge!”

Spadolini designed a flybridge accessible by a lift, a staircase for guests and a service staircase for the crew. In addition to the protection provided by the hardtop, it is possible to fit a sail inspired sprayhood, which protects the flybridge on three sides when at anchor in a roadstead. The structure wasn’t designed just as an area to relax in, with the classic structural sundeck, but as a meeting place for the owner and his family around the central galley unit, the large worktops and the table for . ne of the distinguishing features in the exterior is the absence of fixed sunbathing areas, also a specific request from the owner. Some umbrellas and sunbeds can be removed as required. A perfect example of this is the “furnishable” helipad area, which makes full use of the space provided by the hull design at the bow, which widens in its upper section to comply with the touch and go parameters. These accessories also furnish the large flush deck cockpit that conceals a swimming pool. hen closed, it remains perfectly integrated into the flooring a hydraulic system raises it by centimeters, and it can be filled with seawater and enjoyed while sailing. oving toward the stern, the transformer in the center of the large swim platform allows people to get on or o the dinghy comfortably. “ e also designed a second service tender, because one of the owner’s requests was that the side opening aft garage should be able to accommodate a tender of at least six meters, in aluminium, with a bow that can be opened to bring ashore the motocross bikes and the quad that will be on board,” says Spadolini. “A rescue boat will be positioned at the bow.”

From the cockpit on the main deck, it’s just a step down to a proper lounge area sheltered by the superstructure of the upper deck. Sliding glass doors, when open, can be integrated with the interior living room with sofas and a dining area, eliminating any separation between inside and outside and creating a single large living area.

The full beam master suite on the main deck has a study, walk in wardrobe and double bathroom with a central shower. There are two twin cabins with twin beds and ensuite bathrooms in the central section of the lower deck, which can also be reached by lift. The captain’s cabin is aft of the wheelhouse on the upper deck. The crew area occupies the forward section of the lower deck with an enormous mess area, professional galley and four cabins, all with bathrooms and laundry facilities. The . meter high technical spaces of the lower deck house the cold rooms.

The Explorer 49.5 will be built with a steel hull and an aluminium superstructure, and Spadolini has managed to keep it under T: a vital feature for a . meter yacht, and also a request from the owner. “ e are currently finali ing the full technical specification: the xplorer . will have a guaranteed transatlantic range with a speed of ten knots using AT engines. verything has been designed to safely cope with extreme navigations, such as those in the Arctic Sea,” Spadolini says.

With the project now almost complete, it’s time to choose the shipyard that will construct it. “ e are considering several possibilities,” Spadolini confides. “ or now, all we can say is that it will definitely be built in Italy.” @hauteauto HAUTE LIVING 45

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INJECTABLES

Haute Beauty experts provide tips to minimize bruising from injectables.

some time. They’re convenient, offer almost instant results and are considered a low-risk treatment. We sat down with Haute Beauty experts to discuss what to avoid before getting injectables, as well as tips and tricks to prevent bruising and swelling.

DR. JEFFREY LEE | BREAST AUGMENTATION | BOSTON The most common recommendation is to avoid aspirin and ibuprofen.

Also, ask about certain supplements and or vitamins you are taking, as some can also increase your chance of bruising. When you show up to your appointment, take off any makeup, as you want your injector to see your face as is. Remember your injector is there to help you feel better about your face, so don’t try to hide anything from him or her!

When it comes to decreasing your risk of bruising or swelling, I tell my patients to ice that day if possible and to avoid strenuous activity or anything that gets their heart rate up for the rest of the day. If you’re getting your lips done, I generally recommend sleeping with your head up a little bit on an extra pillow or two.

DR. JASON BLOOM | FACE | PHILADELPHIA AREA To prevent bruising and swelling from injectable treatments, we usually have patients avoid any NSAIDs, aspirin, herbals or medications that can thin the blood for about a week before treatment. Additionally, avoiding alcohol for about 4 hours before and after treatment can help to prevent bruising. Alcohol can have a vasodilatory effect, and abstaining for a day before injections can help. Also, arnica montana pills or sublingual tablets can be taken for four or five days before and after treatment to prevent bruising and swelling. I am also working with M ND Nutrition to create a cosmetic supplement that can be taken around injectable treatments to help reduce the risk of swelling and bruising. While I give it to all of my facelift patients, we are investigating the role of a shorter course for injectables.

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are the things that can be done immediately after and in the days surrounding treatment. The application of ice packs to the injected areas for a day or so after really reduces swelling and bruising, and I recommend it for every patient. The cold helps to vasoconstrict the blood vessels and reduce bruising. I also tell patients to avoid strenuous exercise for about 4 hours after treatment, because the increased heart rate and blood ow aren’t great for bruising. Taking an antihistamine the night after injectables can also help to reduce swelling, and I usually recommend that to patients who’ve had injections in areas more sensitive to swelling, like tear troughs and lips.

Finally, if patients do get bruises or swelling, which is sometimes inevitable, I love the arnica hydrogel pads that can adhere to the skin called cuMend by Cearna. These cooling gel pads have high levels of arnica and another homeopathic medication called Ledum, which helps to decrease in ammation and bruising.

DR. KIRAN GILL | BODY | NAPLES, FLORIDA Swelling, bruising and redness are all possible side effects of dermal filler and neurotoxin injections, but several simple tips can help minimize the risk. First, in the weeks before treatment, avoid using medications or supplements with blood-thinning effects, including aspirin or any aspirin-containing product, vitamin , ginkgo biloba, ginseng, ginger or fish oil. Your doctor can and should advise you individually. n the day of treatment, a cold compress can be used before and after injection to constrict blood vessels, which helps to minimize swelling and bruising. A good injector can also prevent bruising by noting bleeds and applying pressure at the time of injection. And because no one can ever guarantee completely avoiding a bruise, it’s always a good idea to schedule injectable treatments at least two to seven days before social or other events. Hands down, the best way to avoid bruising and swelling? An experienced plastic surgeon! Nothing substitutes for a well-versed hand, an accurate eye and a gentle touch.

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DR. DAISY AYIM | BODY | HOUSTON Injectables are popular nonsurgical cosmetic procedures, and we have general rules to consider before injection. We recommend our clients avoid waxing, tweezing, bleaching or use of hair removal products at least two days prior to treatment. Also avoid taking aspirin or other non-steroidal anti-in ammatory drugs such as Motrin or Advil, or supplements such as green tea or vitamin E one week in advance of injection. Stay away from alcohol or wine for 24 hours prior to and after the procedure.

Our practice has the following tips to help prevent bruising and swelling.

Stay away from any procedure that causes any skin trauma before injections, since that easily increases your post-injection bruising and swelling risk. We recommend avoiding vigorous exercise for two days after treatment. Take arnica or bromelain before and after treatment to avoid bruising. Apply an ice pack to the treatment area after the procedure. Last, numbing cream makes you comfortable and helps you avoid bruising.

REANA MYERS, CAREAGA PLASTIC SURGERY | BODY | MIAMI/FORT LAUDERDALE There are a few things to avoid before getting injectables, such as bloodthinning medication like aspirin, Aleve, Advil, Motrin and ibuprofen.

Other supplements to avoid are vitamin E. You should also avoid alcohol at least 24 hours prior to the procedure in order to avoid bruising. After your injectables, avoiding alcohol and exercise for the next 24 hours will significantly lower your chances of bruising and swelling. Arnica or bromelain helps alleviate and decrease the duration of the bruising.

DR P. DANIEL WARD | FACE | SALT LAKE CITY One of the most common reasons that people experience post-treatment bruising is because many medications and herbal supplements can affect platelet function. Perhaps the most common medication that affects the ability of our platelets to seal off any bleeding is ibuprofen. Ibuprofen, the active ingredient in Advil, Motrin and other anti-in ammatory pain medications, is an example of an NSAID or a non-steroid anti-in ammatory drug. Other examples include Naproxen or Naprosyn, Aspirin and Toradol.

The thing that can be helpful to decrease bruising is to simply hold pressure on the area immediately after the injection. Sometimes, with filler treatments, this may not be possible, because we do not want to displace the location of the filler. However, doing so to the extent that you can will be very beneficial. Similarly, ice can be helpful, because it can help decrease the caliber of the surrounding vessels’ in ammatory response, which will help minimize bleeding and bruising.

DR. TATIANA BATISTA, CHICAGO BREAST & BODY AESTHETICS | ANTI-AGING | CHICAGO Avoid anti-in ammatory blood-thinning medications, if possible, for a period of one or two weeks before treatment. Medications and supplements such as aspirin, vitamin E, ginkgo biloba, ginseng, St. John’s wort, omega 3 fish oil supplements, ibuprofen, Motrin, Advil, Aleve and other NSAIDs have a blood-thinning effect and can increase the risk of bruising and swelling after injections.

Schedule your facial filler appointment at least two weeks prior to a special event such as a wedding or a vacation. Bruising and swelling may be apparent in that time period. Also, avoid dental procedures, including cleaning, for two weeks pre-treatment.

Discontinue Retin-A two days before and two days after treatment. If you have previously suffered from facial cold sores, there is a risk that the needle punctures could contribute to another eruption. Please let us know, as you may be prescribed antiviral medication prior to treatment.

Reschedule your appointment at least 24 hours in advance if you don’t feel well or have a rash, cold sore or blemish in the area.

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DR. JHONNY SALOMON | FACE & NOSE | MIAMI/FORT LAUDERDALE A great way to refresh your face is with cosmetic treatments such as injectables. By taking preventative measures before and after, you can avoid any unnecessary bruising. You should discontinue the use of any over-the-counter pain relievers at least a week before and after you get dermal fillers. Blood-thinning drugs like ibuprofen (Advil and Motrin), aspirin and Aleve can increase the chances of bleeding and bruising during and after the injection. You should avoid having any beauty treatments on your face, such as facials or massage, for a few days after your treatment, and stay away from intense heat like sunbathing and saunas until any swelling or redness has resolved.

To prepare for your treatment and minimize any bruising and swelling, you can begin applying arnica cream on the areas that are treated. Arnica is a natural product that helps reduce bruising and swelling. Applying ice for the first 4 hours can help as well.

Look for a doctor who is qualified and has the experience to perform the injectables. You want to find someone that has perfected this type of procedure and knows where and how to inject these products in order to provide you with the best possible result.

DR. TERRY E. RESTIVO | FACE | HAWAII To minimize bruising and swelling I recommend no alcohol, ibuprofen, aspirin, vitamin or fish oil days prior to treatment. I also recommend starting oral arnica montana at the same time. After the procedure, topical and oral arnica montana will really speed up the healing process.

DR. VIRAJ J. MEHTA | EYELID SURGERY, OCULOPLASTIC | DMV The beauty of injectables is that there really are no significant limitations. For the most part, you can continue your typical routine and still get great results in the hands of well-trained physicians and surgeons. But to reduce the risk of bruising or swelling, and to optimize your final outcomes, here are some tips . Avoid blood thinners for a week before the injections. Blood thinners can include over-the-counter medications, like aspirin, Aleve and ibuprofen, or supplements, like vitamin E, ginseng and ginkgo. If you need blood thinners for medical conditions, don’t worry about it! Speak with your physician injector, as it’s usually not an issue.

2. Avoid topical anti-aging products for a couple of days before the injections. This includes products that contain retinoic acid, glycolic acid or salicylic acid, as these products may worsen skin irritation. I usually suggest that patients can resume these products 48 hours after any injectable.

3. Avoid waxing, bleaching and facials for a couple of days before the injections, again to help reduce any risk of significant irritation.

4. Keep yourself well hydrated! This will help improve your skin’s tone, texture and quality in general, but it also can help with the healing process after injections.

5. Consider taking arnica supplements before and after injections. If you are prone to bruising, this homeopathic supplement may help reduce your risk.

6. Let your physician or surgeon know if you have any other medical conditions, but injectables are typically safe and effective for most patients! hauteliving.com/hautebeauty HAUTE LIVING

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QWO TREATMENT Haute Beauty expert Dr. Michele S. Green provides insight on this game-changing cellulite treatment.

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HB: Is QWO treatment the only option to remove cellulite?

MG: While W is the first injectable treatment, there are other noninvasive treatments, such as Thermage and elashape. When you combine your W injections with other cutting-edge procedures for body contouring, it will enhance the effects of W .

Thermage FL is a noninvasive radiofrequency therapy that can smooth, tighten and contour skin for an overall refreshed appearance in just one session. nlike W , Thermage can address skin concerns such as wrinkles and loose skin on the face, around the eyes and on the body.

The Thermage laser utilizes radiofrequency technology to heat the deeper collagen-rich layers of the skin. Collagen is a protein in your body that keeps your skin firm and tight. As we age, the body naturally starts to break down the collagen in the skin, resulting in fine lines and wrinkles.

The applied heat from the treatment stimulates new collagen production, helping to create a smoother, tighter, firmer appearance.

W injections can also be combined with elashape treatment for an overall cosmetic improvement in your thighs. elashape is a bodycontouring procedure that utilizes two technologies infrared light (IR) and bipolar radiofrequency energy (RF). This energy is paired with vacuum suction and a deep-tissue massage.

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board-certified cosmetic dermatologist, a fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology, and has been an international leader in cosmetic dermatology for over 5 years. A graduate of Yale and the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City, where she was chief resident in dermatology, Dr. Green treats some of the most discerning, demanding women and men in the world, with issues ranging from premature skin aging to hyperpigmentation, rosacea, acne, skin laxity, hair loss and sun damage.

Cellulite, which affects percent of all women, presents itself as a dimpling of the skin, usually on the upper thighs, abdomen and buttocks. It can occur in patients of any background, size or age. The formation of cellulite (accumulation of fat) occurs when the septae, also known as the fibrous bands (the connective tissue that connects the muscles to the skin), cause fat to protrude, resulting in the dimpling of the skin.

The appearance of cellulite can vary depending on the thickness and elasticity of a person’s skin. ltimately, the amount of cellulite an individual has is based on their body fat percentage and genetics.

The one question that everyone asks Dr. Green is, what is the best treatment for it? ntil recently, there were very few treatments that could remove cellulite, but recent innovations have helped improve the appearance of cellulite permanently. The hottest buttock and thigh cellulite treatment to date is W , known as the game-changer of cellulite reduction.

HB: What is the procedure?

MG: When you decide that W is the procedure for you, you will start with a consultation to discuss your goals. For the best results, the treatment is performed three times, spaced days apart. There is no downtime needed after the treatment, which means you can go back to your regularly scheduled activities right away. You may experience some minimal side effects, like slight swelling or bruising around the injection site. nlike many other treatments for cellulite, which tend to last for a year at most, W treatment is permanent. You should start to see the lasting effects of cellulite reduction within the first weeks after you begin treatment. nce you complete the three sessions, you can o cially say goodbye to cellulite in the buttocks and thighs.

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Haute Beauty: How does QWO work to remove cellulite?

Michele S. Green: In uly , the Food and Drug Administration approved the first-ever injectable to treat cellulite on women’s buttocks W . W , sometimes referred to as collagenase clostridium histolyticum-aaes, works in several ways to combat cellulite at its source. It can also be used to treat cellulite on the thighs with stunning effectiveness.

The W injectable uid contains A -I and A -II enzymes, which occur naturally in the body. These are collagenase enzymes, which target the type and type 3 collagen found in the fibrous bands. When W is injected into treatment areas, the fibrous bands release the tension of the skin. As a result, the fat cells accumulated near the surface of the skin are redistributed, giving us our goal skin.

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During this treatment, the fat cells and the connective tissue in the targeted area are deeply heated. By heating the underlying dermal collagen fibers and surrounding connective tissue, new collagen and elastin production is induced, resulting in the ideal skin texture.

Additionally, the deep-tissue massage during the procedure helps improve lymphatic drainage, further improving the appearance of the cellulite dimples.

Pairing W treatments with elaShape is one of the top strategies Dr. Green uses to improve the look of cellulite. She recommends five or more treatment sessions of elashape with three injections of W to receive the best cosmetic results. The elashape procedure does not require any recovery time.

If you’re frustrated with the appearance of your cellulite, there are nonsurgical solutions that can help. Dr. Michele Green is an expert in cosmetic dermatology in New York. For over two decades, she has been practicing the best noninvasive body contouring and cosmetic laser treatments in NYC. Consistently voted as Castle Connoly’s Best Dermatologist and one of New York magazine’s Best Doctors, Dr. Green will provide the best tailor-made cosmetic treatments. Please contact us online at michelegreenme.com or call -535-3 to learn more about whether cellulite treatment options such as Thermage®, elashape or W may be for you. hauteliving.com/hautebeauty HAUTE LIVING

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Market: South Florida Specialty: Personal Injury

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Market: Miami Specialty: Personal Injury

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Jorge Calil

Matt Dolman

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Market:Ventura, CA Specialty: Estate Planning

Kendra Thomas

Eric Ridley

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Market: New York City Specialty: Private Wealth Law

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Market: New York City Specialty: Family Law/Divorce

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Market: Michigan Specialty: Criminal Defense, Family Law/Divorce

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Market: Michigan Specialty: Criminal Defense, Family Law/Divorce

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Market: Houston Specialty: Business Law, Government Investigations & White Collar Crimes

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Market: Massachusetts Specialty: Family Law/Divorce

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Adriana PintoTorres & Tracy Ferrer

Hibiscus Island, FL !"#$%&'()%%*+&,(-.&%()'/&/. !"#$%&'$('"" )*+,)-)./01)2//1)3$453 /+)46./01)2//1)3$453 /01)2//1)3$453

Aeris House Properties 0.1*'(2"#'.

Arizona, Scottsdale #78$%##$&!!(9 ,-:5.)1+,;05<;1$4539 )1+,;05<;1$453

Alex + Joe Team Florida, Miami Beach 3"+4&'' '7=$!(8$#=889 01>>5.)>1?)-*@51$453 )>1?)-*@51$453

Alison Melton

South Carolina, Hilton Head Island, Bluffton 35&1/.1(6,.(-.&%/7 "%'$8&7$'#%79 )>,;5-.><?1>5A45<-/+6$4539 ><?1>5A45<-/+6$453

Amy Land-de Wilde

St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands 3"%89.%%(:&,;.1 '%7B#&7B(8(' )36*1A,>*1.45>*A1>>C)-D1+E,$453 /1)3>)-**1A,>*1.45>*A1>>C)-D1+E,$453

Andrea Desy Edrei Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Main Line :%&<;(=&>.%(?.%%.1(@*%%*&+' &(!$&#"$!"%"9 )-*+1).C>)4D>)C1>DA$4539 C>)4D>)C1>DA$453

Anna Sherrill

Florida, South of Fifth 6A)(B"/5.>7C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%(-.&%/7 !"#$"='$"%"%9 );01++,>>.5-1;5/01C6;+1)>/6$4539 )--);01++,>>$453

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Anne Hogan Perry

Catherine Burgess

Cyd Greer

Barbara Bardach

Chad Bishop

Daniel Goodstadt

Barbara Van Dyke

Cindy Shearin

Dan Hechtkopf and Marci DeClaris

Hawaii, Honolulu 3"+4&''( "7"$8"#$#%!%9 )--12.4C2)4,:,4$4539 )--105F)-21++6$453

Arizona, Tucson =",$(-.&%/7(3"+4&,7 =87$8!=$'"#!9 C)+C)+).C)+*)40$-1/9 C)+C)+)C)+*)40$453

Texas, Austin 3"+4&'' =(8$%'($8==89G9=(8$=!=$'#%%9 C)+C)+)$E)-*6D1.4532);;$4539 C)+C)+)E)-*6D1$453

Beth Dickerson

Back Bay, Boston, Massachusetts E*>'",(B"/5.>7C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%( -.&%/7 #(!$=(7$"=#= *,4D1+;5-+1(.6)055$453 C1/0*,4D1+;5-$453

Brenda Wild

Aspen, Colorado -)FG0H(BDEA0IJ-) &!7$'!&$88&& C+1-*)$A,>*.+13)?B;,F-)/<+1$4539 );21-;,F-)/<+12+521+/,1;$453

Brian Guiltinan

California, San Diego I5.(E#*%/*,&,(E1"#4( "="$!=#$"!!79 C+,)-./01F<,>/,-)-F+5<2$4539 /01F<,>/,-)-F+5<2$453

Colorado, Boulder 3"+4&''(:"#%8.1 '7'$=7#$=##&9 4)/01+,-1.C<+F1;;F+5<2+1)>/6$4539 C<+F1;;F+5<2+1)>/6$453

Fort Lauderdale - Las Olas, FL 6A)(B"/5.>7C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%(-.&%/7 =(!B"(&B%&"&9 40)*C,;052F+5<2.9F3),>$4539 40)*C,;052F+5<2$453

California, Manhattan Beach B/1&,8(2*%%(351*'/*.C'(D,/.1,&/*",&% '(7$877$"'(" 4,-*6./01;01)+,-F+5<2$4539 4,-*6;01)+,-$453

Clara Hartree

Canada, Victoria , West Vancouver -)FG&L #7%$""&$&&!!9 4>)+).4>)+)0)+/+11$4539 4>)+)0)+/+11$453

Corcoran Reverie

Scenic 30A, FL MN0(2*%&17(O&1,#+PO&'/5Q(:1";.1 "=7$8'($=7'7 ,-:5.45+45+)-F+5<2$453 AAA$45+45+)-$453J-5+/0A1;/B:>5+,*)

California, Napa Valley 3"%89.%%(:&,;.1(:1";.1'("S(/5.(T&%%.7 !7!$'88$#"8=9 4F+11+.4C-)2)E)>>16$4539 46*F+11+$453

Venetian Islands, FL !"#$%&'()%%*+&,(-.&%()'/&/.( '7=$"(8$%!!7 *)-$F55*;/)*/.1>>,3)-$453 1>>,3)-$453

Florida, Mid Miami Beach, Sunset Island Dan H !"#$%&'()%%*+&,(-.&%()'/&/.

'7=$'8'$'8%!9G9'7=$%&"$8!==9 *)-$0140/D52:.1>>,3)-$4539 3)+4,$*14>)+,;.1>>,3)-$4539 1>>,3)-$453J:>5+,*)J);;54,)/1J=(7B)B =8"B:>B'8(&%(7J*)-B0140/D52: 1>>,3)-$453J:>5+,*)J);;54,)/1J=(7B)B *:(&7&(%(!%%=8#=8!(J3)+4,B*14>)+,;

Dana Bambace & Mark Peterson California, Pebble Beach 3"+4&'' "'($88%$#'='9 *)-)$C)3C)41.4532);;$4539 3)+D$21/1+;5-.4532);;$4539 C)3C)4121/1+;5-$453

Dana Flanagan Cristal Clarke

California, Montecito :.1;'5*1.(2&/5&9&7(2"+.B.1R*<.'

"7=$"!&$=7779G9"7=$""#$&'!"9 4+,;/)>.35-/14,/5B1;/)/1$4539 35-/14,/5B1;/)/1$4539

Ft Lauderdale Beach, FL/Middlesex, CT .H4(-.&%/7 "#7$!&#$7=#8 *)-).:>)-)F)-+1)>/6F+5<2$453 /01*+1)3>,:1;/6>1;$453J 52/,-(#8#8#87!(#%'

Daniel L. Maya Carlo Habet

Belize K(-.&%/7 =7($#(7$%("#9G9=7($88'$%(=8 H($!=%$%%%$!!!'

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Curtis J. Wright

New Jersey, Essex County, !"#$%&$'(%)*+&'#+,&$-+,.)/',.)0%&,&') 1-#&"'#+)1'2)3'#%'4 &!'$'7#$8!=89G9&!'$=7&$%#%&9 4A+,F0/.40+,;/,1;+1--@$4539 4<+/,;@A+,F0/$453

North Pinecrest, FL 3"%89.%%(:&,;.1 !"#$&&&$%888 *)-,1>$3)6).:>5+,*)35E1;$453 *)-,1>3)6),;;1>>,-F65<+0531$453

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Daniel Tzinker

Bal Harbour, Florida I\*,;.1(D,/.1,&/*",&%(-.&%/7 !"#$8'%$&"&" *)-,1>./I,-D1+$453 /I,-D1+$453

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Debbi DiMaggio and Adam Betta

Piedmont/Berkeley/Oakland, CA !*G&$$*"(&,8(:.//&(-.&%()'/&/. =(7$%(%$#!!! *1CC,$*,3)FF,5.45+45+)-F>$453 )*)3$C1//).45+45+)-F>$453 *,3)FF,5C1//)F+5<2$45

Elise Larrabure Girasole

Westport, CT 3"1<"1&,(AU3 87'B8=!B#'(89 1>,;1$>)++)C<+1.45+45+B9)-$4539 A1;/25+/><?>,E,-F$453

Darin Marques

Nevada, Henderson, Las Vegas 2#,/*,$/",(V()%%*'Q(0(-.&%()'/&/.( 0$.,<7(*,(=&'(T.$&' !78$%"=$!!==9 *)+,-.*3F><?<+6$4539 *3F><?<+6$453

Darlene Streit

New Mexico B"/5.>7C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%(-.&%/7C' =7=$&87$"77(9 *;/+1,/.*;/+1,/$453 ;)-/):1+1)>1;/)/12+521+/6$453

Debbie Wysocki

Harbor Beach/East Lauderdale, Lauderdale

By The Sea, Hillsborough Beach/Hillsborough Shores, Deerfield Beach &=%$=!&$=!87 >)<*1+*)>1C1)400531;.F3),>$453 :>5+,*)><?<+60531;F+5<2$453

Debra Johnston

Georgia, Atlanta :.1;'5*1.(2&/5&9&7(2"+.B.1R*<.'( E."1$*& %7%$'(8$(&=&9 *1C+)$@50-;/5-.C00;F15+F,)$4539 *1C+))@50-;/5-$453

Dennis Chernov Studio City, California ?.%%.1(@*%%*&+' "("$%'8$(=8% *1--,;.401+-5E/1)3$453 401+-5E/1)3$453

Elliot Bogod

New York, Upper West Side :1"&89&7(-.&%/7 &(!$'(8$%#8# 8(8$=!!$88!79 1C5F5*.C+5)*A)6+1)>/6$4539 C+5)*A)6+1)>/6$453

Ernie Carswell

California, West Hollywood )1,*.(3&1'9.%%(V(0''"<*&/.'(&/( !"#$%&'()%%*+&,(-.&%()'/&/. '(7$'%=$!=779 1+-,1.4)+;A1>>)-*);;54,)/1;$4539 4)+;A1>>)-*);;54,)/1;$453

Eugenia Foxworth

New York City, Uptown O"L9"1/5(-.&%/7 8(8$'#"$%&789 1<F1-,).:5?A5+/0+1)>/65->,-1$4539 :5?A5+/0+1)>/65->,-1$453

David Gemme

California, Carnelian Bay, Squaw Valley, Truckee West Shore, Schaffer’s Mill, Martis Camp, Lahontan, Tahoe City B*.11&(B"/5.>7C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%(-.&%/7 ='7$8!!$"""( *)E,*.F1331F+5<2$4539 F1331F+5<2$453

Day Palazola Group Colorado !&7([&%&\"%&(E1"#4( "=7$#"!$7!77 C5$@$2)>)I5>).F3),>$453 *)62)>)I5>)F+5<2$453

Dean Mandile

California, Hollywood Hills B"/5.>7C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%(-.&%/7( '(7$!!!$=('=9 *1)-$3)-*,>1.;5/01C6;0531;$4539 *1)-3)-*,>1$453

Diane Pool

Hawaii, Maui 3"%89.%%(:&,;.1 "7"$8!#$877%9 *,)-1.;5>*5-3)<,$-1/9 ;5>*5-3)<,$-1/

Don Clark

California, Cardiff by the Sea !",(3%&1;(-.&%()'/&/. "="$&&!$'"=&9 *5-4>)+D+1)>1;/)/1.F3),>$4539 2+521+/635E1+.F3),>$4539 *5-4>)+D+1)>1;/)/1$453

Elisa Linton

Texas, Humble, Kingwood I5.(!"#$()187(E1"#4( "'8$%!%$7!%#9 1>,;)65<++1)>/5+.F3),>$4539 1>,-/5-2+521+/,1;$453

Raleigh, North Carolina 3"+4&'' F4./0145>16F+5<2$453 /0145>16F+5<2$453

Henderson Ventures

Dante DiSabato Florida, Naples @*%%&*+(-&R.*'( 8'&$='!$='=(9 *)-/1$*,;)C)/5.+)E1,;$4539 *)-/1*,;)C)/5$+)E1,;$453

Gretchen Coley

Frank D. Isoldi

New Jersey, Westfield 3"%89.%%(:&,;.1(E%">&%(=#L#17 &7"$'7($87'" :+)-D,;5>*,.F3),>$4539 /01,;5>*,45>>14/,5-$453

Frontgate Real Estate

California, Calabasas O1",/$&/.(-.&%()'/&/.(W(!&,&XY.Z( =#L#17(2"+.' !%!$"""$7=7"9 *)-))-*@1K.:+5-/F)/1+1)>1;/)/1$4539 *)-))-*@1K><?<+60531;$453

Georgina Jacobson California, Newport Beach 3"%89.%%(:&,;.1(E%">&%(=#L#17 &%&$8"=$"'"79 F15+F,-).F15+F,-)@)45C;5-$4539 F15+F,-)@)45C;5-$453

North Carolina, Charlotte 2.,8.1'",(T.,/#1.' !7%$%&8$'%8#9 -,>5<.01-*1+;5-E1-/<+1;,-4$4539 01-*1+;5-E1-/<+1;,-4$453

Heidi Bintz

Vail Valley, Colorado =DT(B"/5.>7C'(D,/.1,&/*",&% &!7$'&7$"'"'9G9&!7$"%=$7%779 0C,-/I.>,E;5/01C6;+1)>/6$4539 0C,-/I.>,E;,+$4539 45>5+)*5>,:1;/6>1$><?<+6

Hunter Harman

Florida, Destin, Santa Rosa Beach :.1;'5*1.(2&/5&9&7(2"+.B.1R*<.'( :.&<5([1"4.1/*.'("S(O%"1*8&( "=7$='%$'77# 0<-/1+.C2:>)$4539 C1)402+521+/,1;:>)$453

Isleworth Realty Florida, Windermere D'%.9"1/5(1.&%/7 %7!$"!#$7(((9 ;)>1;.,;>1A5+/0$4539 ,;>1A5+/0$453

Jeff Chertow

California, Malibu [*,,&<%.()'/&/.([1"4.1/*.'( '(7$%=#$'%#&9 @1K401+/5A.F3),>$4539 3)>,C<*+1)30531;$453

Jeff Hendley Colorado, Denver 3"+4&'' '7'$"!!$#!#!9 @1K.@1K01-*>16$4539 @1K01-*>16$453

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Jeff Hyland

California, Bel-Air 2*%/",(V(27%&,8( '(7$8!"$''((9 @1K.0,>/5-06>)-*$4539 @1K06>)-*$453

Jennifer Nicole Lee

Downtown Miami, Florida 6A)(B"/5.>7C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%(-.&%/7 '7=$'7=$=7789G9!"#$=(#$##'#9 @>11.5-1;5/01C6;+1)>/6$4539 /01@1--,:1+-,45>1>11.F3),>$4539 @1--,:1+>11$5-1;5/01C6;+1)>/6$453

Jennifer Y. Williams Chicago, IL 3"%89.%%(:&,;.1(E"%8(3"&'/ '(8$&"($==77 @1--,:1+A,>>,)3;.4C+1)>/6$453 @1-;1>>;><?1$4C,-/5<40$453

Jennifer Zales

Florida, Tampa Bya: Pinellas, Hillsborough 3"%89.%%(:&,;.1(E%">&%(=#L#17 "('$!="$'%%' @1--,:1+.@1--,:1+I)>1;$4539 @1--,:1+I)>1;$453

Jochen Lucke

Highlands, North Carolina B*%R.1(31..;(-.&%()'/&/.(E1"#4 "8"$88#$((8#9G9"8"$!%'$(&&&9 @><4D1.-4>,E,-F$4539-4>,E,-F$453

Joel Schemmel

Florida, Sarasota [1.+*.1(B"/5.>7C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%( -.&%/7 &%($="!$%"&%9 @51>$;401331>.2+13,1+;,+$4539 ;401331>+1)>1;/)/1$453

John-Mark Mitchell

Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point, NC G*/<5.%%(41*+.([1"4.1/*.' ''#$#"8$8==89G9''#$!88$&&((9 @50-3)+D.F53,/40$453 ,-:5.F53,/40$453 F53,/40$453

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Joyce Rey

California, Beverly Hills 3"%89.%%(:&,;.1(E%">&%(=#L#17( '(7$8"=$!=8&9 @5641.@5641+16$4539 @5641+16$453

Julie Beavers & Rainie Collins Arizona, Gilbert %"7$87'$&"#" @<>,1C.)1+,;05<;1$453

Karen Matluck

Aventura, FL 3"+4&'' '7=$''=$(7(7 D)+1-$3)/><4D.4532);;$453 D)+1-3)/><4D$453

Kathleen Floryan Jacksonville, Florida .H4(-.&%/7 &7%$#"!$=(%#9 D)/0:>5+6)-.F3),>$4539 D)/0>11-:>5+6)-$1?2+1)>/6$453

Kathryn Shafer

Beverly Hills P.O. (Post Office), CA 5$+6'#7'#')/',.)0%&,&' '8'$'!#$&#7(9 D)/0+6-.+1)>/6F+5<2>)$4539 +1)>/6F+5<2>)$453

KC Martin

France, Paris B"/5.>7C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%(-.&%/7( =7=$#&7$!(&8 L:5+94)>>;95</;,*19MNO9<;19P7((QR9S1>>9(9 D4$3)+/,-.;5/01C6;0531;$4539 ;5/01C6;+1)>/6$453

Kevin Crigger

Canada, Toronto I5.(?.R*,(31*$$.1(-.&%()'/&/.(I.&+ %(#$%"&$8(8(9 D1E,-.D1E,-4+,FF1+$4539 D1E,-4+,FF1+$453

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Kim Martin Fisher

Ponte Vedra/St Johns County, FL 3"%89.%%(:&,;.1(-.'*8.,/*&%( :1";.1&$.

7%#$&&&$&&' D,3$3)+/,-B:,;01+.1>>,3)-$453 @1--,:1+$3)+/,-:)<>D-1+.1>>,3)-$453 D3:)-*@3:$453

Kris Anderson

Sedona, AZ .H4(-.&%/7 %"7B=#!B8(7' D+,;.65<+2+13,1+/1)3$-1/ D+,;$)-*1+;5-.1?2+1)>/6$453 ,>5E1;1*5-)+1)>1;/)/1$453

Kristina Novak

Santa Ynez Valley, CA ),$.%(V(T]%;.1' "("$&(!$==%7 D+,;/,-)-5E)D$+1)>1;/)/1.F3),>$453 D+,;/,-)-5E)D$1E+1)>1;/)/1$453

Kris Zacuto California, Venice 3"+4&''( '(7$!78$#8&&9 D+,;.D+,;I)4</5$453 D+,;I)4</5$453

Krista Richman & Maisie Lenzi

Florida, Fort Lauderdale 3.1R.1& #7&$#78$#(#% D+,;/)$+,403)-.F3),>$4539 41+E1+)$453J/1)3JD+,;/)B+,403)-9 &=%$#'&$(#77 3),;,1>1-I,.F3),>$453941+E1+)$453J /1)3J3),;,1B>1-I,

Kurtis Becker

The Big Island, Hawaii 3"%89.%%(:&,;.1 "7"$%'7$#!"= DCD5-)+1)>1;/)/1.F3),>$453 45>*A1>>C)-D1+$453JS5>*A1>>BT)-D1+B U;>)-*BV+521+/,1;B%%'"4JW<+/,;B T14D1+B=(78!8!)

Laura Bryant

Lourdes Alatriste

Laura Livaudais

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Lee Roufa

Maggie Gold Seelig

Leisa Erickson

Maggi Thornhill & Max Thornhill

Burlingame, California ?@([.,*,'#%&()'/&/.' #=7$"""$7!!8 >)<+)C+6)-/0531;.F3),>$453 >)<+)C+6)-/0531;$453

North Carolina, Asheville/Western NC DR.'/.1(Y&<;'",(:%&<;'/1.&+( 351*'/*.C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%(-.&%()'/&/.

"8"$!(8$=%%= >)<+).,@C2+521+/,1;$4539 )>>);01E,>>1+1)>1;/)/1$453

Telluride, Colorado ),$.%(V(T]%;.1'(I.%%#1*8. &!7$!8&$7=8# >11$+5<:).1E+1)>1;/)/1$453 >11+5<:)$1E+1)>1;/)/1$453

Florida, St. Pete Beach ),$.%(V(T]%;.1')8&9):'&' 8'&$!"&$!(7#9 >1,;)$1+,4D;5-.1E+1)>1;/)/1$4539 >1,;)1+,4D;5-F+5<2$1E+1)>1;/)/1$453

Leslie S. Modell

New York, Midtown East B"/5.>7C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%(-.&%/7( 8(8$#7#$!##"O9&(!$%""$='!%9 >1;>,1;$35*1>>.;5/01C6;0531;$4539 /01>1;>,1;35*1>>/1)3$453

Lindsay Clark-Shields Laguna Beach, CA ),$.%(V(T]%;.1' &%&9!(=9'='7 >,-*;)6$4>)+DB;0,1>*;.1-F1>E51>D1+;$453 >,-*;)64>)+DB;0,1>*;$1E+1)>1;/)/1$453

Lisa Culp Taylor Tennessee I5.(=3I(I.&+ 9#(=$!&7$!%779 >,;).>4//1)3$4539 >,;)4<>2/)6>5+$453

Florida, Coral Gables, Key Biscayne !"#$%&'()%%*+&,(-.&%()'/&/.

'7=$&8#$='889 >5<+*1;$)>)/+,;/1.1>>,3)-$4539 >5<+*1;)>)/+,;/13,)3,$453

Oregon, Washington 351*'/*.C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%(-.&%()'/&/.( B.&//%. =7'$'"&$8((8 ,-:5.><?14,+$4539><?14,+$453J 2+521+/,1;46-/0,)BC)++1//

Boston, Massachusetts GEB(E1"#4 #(!$#%=$%&&&9 3)FF,1.3)FF,1F5>*;11>,F$4539 3F;F+5<2+1)>1;/)/1$453

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Michelle O’Neill and Paul Perry Arizona, Paradise Valley -#''(=7",(B"/5.>7C' %"7$!!#$&&="9 3,401>>1$5-1,>>.+<;;>65-$4539 28)+,I5-).F3),>$4539 >,E,-F*1;1+/35<-/),-$453

Moira E. Holley

Washington, Seattle -.&%"$*<'(W(B"/5.>7C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%( -.&%/7( 87#$#(8$=!!(9 35,+).35,+)2+1;1-/;$4539 35,+)2+1;1-/;$453

Myra Nourmand

California, Los Angeles A"#1+&,8(V(0''"<*&/.' '(7$"""$''''9 36+)-5<+3)-*.-5<+3)-*$4539 36+)-5<+3)-*$453

Olivia Hsu Decker

Rick Kaluza

Paola Marulanda

Riskin Partners Estate Group

California, San Francisco Bay E"%8.,(E&/.(B"/5.>7C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%( -.&%/7 %(=$%'=$(#779 5>,E,).;)-:+)-4,;45:,-10531;$4539 ;)-:+)-4,;45:,-10531;$453

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Paula Hinegardner

Robert Greenwood

Philip Weiser

Roberta Ingletto

Phyllis Browning Company)

Robert Yazbeck

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Oliver Baumeister von Bretten

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Salter Group

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Miami Beach, Florida 6A)(B"/5.>7C'(D,/.1,&/*",&%(-.&%/7 '7=$8"($%!8!9 ;)-*+).:,5+1-I)$449 ;)-*+):,5+1-I)$453

Sandra Miller

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Scott Goshorn Brentwood, California -"8."(-.&%/7 '8'$8=($=%!&9 ;45//.;45//F5;05+-$4539 ;45//F5;05+-$453

Silvina Andrews

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Susan Ito

Dallas, TX ),$.%(V(T]%;.1' 8(%$==#$(7#7 ;<;)-$,/5.1E+1)>1;/)/1$453 ;<;)-,/5$1E+1)>1;/)/1$453

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Steve Nassar

Camas and Vancouver, WA [1.+*.1.([1"4.1/7(E1"#4Q(==3 =7'B"7=B=="8 ;/1E1.-);;)+/1)3$453 ;/1E1-);;)+/1)3$453

Tammy Campbell McNelis (formerly Plummer) and The CPM Team Florida, St. Petersburg, -.+&L(G./1" [,1++)9]1+*19 !8!$%==$8'=(9 /)336./01423/1)3$4539 /01SV\/1)3$453

Stefano Balli

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California, Corona Del Mar T0=D0([1"4.1/*.' &%&$#!'$7!"& /,3.E)>,)54$4539 E)>,)54$453

Tom Day and Bo Palazola Breckenridge, CO !&7(W([&%&\"%&(E1"#4 &!7$'&7$("7(9G9"=7$#"!$7!77 C5$@$2)>)I5>).F3),>$453 *)62)>)I5>)F+5<2$453

Tomer Fridman Taryn Pisaneschi

Florida, Palm Beach, West Palm Beach 3"+4&''(P(I5.([*'&,.'<5*(E1"#4 '7=$'%'$&(''9 /)+6-./2F2)>3C1)40$4539 /2F2)>3C1)40$453

California, Hidden Hills, Holmby Hills, Trousdale Estates 3"+4&'' '(7$&(&$(7'"9 ,-:5./01:+,*3)-F+5<2$4539 /01:+,*3)-F+5<2$453

Toni Itkin The Pearl Antonacci Group

Boca Raton/Boynton Beach/Highland Beach/ Gulfstream/Delray Beach, FL 3"+4&''(P(I5.([.&1%(0,/",&<<*( E1"#4 =#($8%=$(=%(9G9=#($!(%$"%#% ,-:5.21)+>)-/5-)44,$4539 21)+>)-/5-)44,.4532);;$4539 21)+>)-/5-)44,$453

Susan Stark

California, Studio City, Pacific Palisades 3"+4&'') '(7$'%=$!%=79 ;<;)-;/)+D0531;.F3),>$4539 ;<;)-;/)+D$453

Timothy Norman Tamura

Tim Durkovic

California, Pasadena !"#$%&'()%%*+&,(-.&%()'/&/. '(7$!'"$"7&"9 /,3./01*<+D5E,4F+5<2$4539 /01*<+D5E,4F+5<2$453

Tim Fenton

Costa Rica :%#.(^",.(-.&%/7(D,/.1,&/*",&%( %(=$8=($8''89 /,3.C><1I5-1+1)>/6$4539 C><1I5-1+1)>/6$453

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Toni Jennings

Michigan, Detroit, Bloomfield Hills,Birmingham 0>"8.(!./1"*/ '('$=7#$!!(( /5-,.)C5*1*1/+5,/$453

Valerie Post and Keith Shirley

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Vanessa NeumannAndrews Arizona, Carefree -#''(=7",(B"/5.>7C' #78$&&&$#=#&9 E./014)+1:+11+1)>/5+$4539 E)-1;;)-1<3)--)-*+1A;$453

Vicki Gaily

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Yvonne Summerfield Hawaii, Kauai -)FG0H(?&#&*(=*R*,$ "7"$'%#$!8=(9G9"7"$!%8$(!!!9 6;<331+:,1>*.+13)?$-1/9 6E5--1;<331+:,1>*$453

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1. Chanel Cambon ring in 18-karat yellow gold with diamonds and yellow sapphire; price upon request 2. Harry Winston Cathedral necklace from the New York Collection in 18-karat gold and platinum with emeralds and diamonds; price upon request 3. Bulgari High Jewelry earrings in white gold with zircon metal elements, diamonds and tanzanites; price upon request 4. Dior High Jewelry Tie and Dior bracelet in white gold, diamonds, white cultured pearl and ruby; price upon request 5. Gucci High Jewelry Hortus Deliciarum Collection multi-finger ring in white gold, garnets, and diamonds; price upon request 6. De Beers Reflections of Nature by Ellesmere Treasure bracelet 7. Cartier Sixième Sens High Jewelry necklace in 18-karat white gold, onyx, emeralds and diamonds; price upon request 8. Tiffany & Co. Schlumberger® Cooper bracelet in platinum and 18-karat yellow gold with rubies and diamonds; price upon request 9. Repossi Luminant earring with yellow pear-cut diamond, $101,000; at Saks Fifth Avenue Bal Harbour 10. Louis Vuitton Bravery Collection Le Tumbler bracelet in white gold with aquamarines and baguette-cut diamonds; price upon request 11. Dolce & Gabbana Alta Gioielleria Exceptional Sicilia necklace in white gold; price upon request

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TO CELEBRATE THE 100TH YEAR OF CHANEL’S FAMED N°5 PERFUME, PATRICE LEGUÉREAU, DIRECTOR OF THE CHANEL FINE JEWELRY CREATION STUDIO, DESIGNED THE FIRST-EVER HIGH JEWELRY COLLECTION DEDICATED TO A PERFUME: COLLECTION N°5.

CREATIVE AND FASHION DIRECTOR ADRIENNE FAUROTE PHOTOS COURTESY OF CHANEL

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women consider precious: perfume and diamonds. Created in 1921 with Ernest Beaux, N°5 was a completely new, feminine fragrance that embodied the mystery of a modern woman. In 1932, Chanel unveiled her one and only collection in platinum and diamonds, Bijoux de Diamants, catapulting jewelry into a new realm. Now Patrice Leguéreau, director of the Chanel Fine Jewelry Creation Studio, has fused the wonders of both into the first high jewelry collection dedicated to a fragrance: the magnificent ollection .

“Gabrielle Chanel approached these two universes with the same visionary values, focusing on audacity and the quest for excellence,” says Leguéreau. “I wanted to rediscover that creative gesture with this collection, which has been conceived like a journey through the meanderings of the N°5 perfume’s soul, from the architecture of the bottle to the olfactive explosion of the fragrance.”

The extraordinary pieces reflect the five identifying elements of the iconic perfume — the stopper, the bottle, the number, the flowers and the sillage — ultimately creating a sophisticated collection of exquisitely crafted rings, necklaces, bracelets, brooches, earrings and watches. @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 81

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CHATEAU DIOR For the spring 2022 menswear collection, Dior artistic director Kim Jones reexamined the dynamic codes that define the House of Dior, ultimately honoring the legacy of both Monsieur Dior and those who followed. For Jones, it’s all about reflection this season. He reinterprets heritage design motifs like the leopard print — originally shown in the first collection in 1947 — and the impeccable world of Dior tailoring through exploring the relationship between casual sportswear and formalwear to reveal the modern man. Relaxed silhouettes are paired with the new Dior B30 sneakers in a muted color palette of pinks and grays, catapulting the Atelier Christian Dior of 30 Avenue Montaigne into the contemporary culture. Defining the Dior of now without losing sight of the brand’s rich heritage is evident in this collection as it honors “pratique, sportif,” a language of couture translated to menswear by fusing luxury with lifestyle.

CREATIVE AND FASHION DIRECTOR: ADRIENNE FAUROTE PHOTOGRAPHY: JUAN VELOZ STYLING: ANDREW MCFARLAND GROOMING: ASHLEY LEE MODELS: JAYLEN COOPER, PHOTOGENICS, AND ASHWELL BOYD, WILHEMINA PHOTO ASSISTANT: JHEYDA MCGARRELL FASHION ASSISTANT: ELISA PANIK SHOT ON LOCATION AT THE CHATEAU MARMONT ALL CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES BY DIOR MEN’S

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PHOTOGRAPHER: STEVEN MEISEL FOR FENDI; MODELS: KIM KARDASHIAN WEST, PRECIOUS LEE, JESSIE LI , TIANNA ST. LOUIS, GRACE VALENTINE; HAIR: GUIDO PALAU; MAKEUP BY DAME PATH MCGRATH

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INSPIRED BY KARL LAGERFELD’S SKETCHES FROM AN ARCHIVAL

Fendi collection in 1979, which debuted twisted tube tops, pop colors and tight sashes, the collaborative FENDI x SKIMS collection, created by Kim Jones of Fendi and Kim Kardashian West, fuses the aesthetic codes of Fendi with SKIMS’ focus on fit and form.

“Fendi and SKIMS have a cultural power very different from each other, but equally as strong,” reflects Kardashian West. “We share a desire to push boundaries, think differently and challenge convention, which is why we found so much common ground collaborating on this collection together.”

Jones and Kardashian West are longtime friends, so a successful collaboration was a good bet. And in fact, when the collection dropped on November 9, it reportedly made $1 million in the first minute.

“The idea came about when my team and I were sitting around a table at the studio in Rome,” Jones explains. “Suddenly all the women went silent and started looking at their phones. I didn’t know what was going on, but they were waiting for the launch of the new SKIMS collection. It was then that I thought, Let’s do something together.”

From form-fitting silhouettes in vibrant, modern hues to a hybrid FENDI x SKIMS logo printed across underwear and hosiery, the collection celebrates contemporary, chic solutions for all women. It’s available at fendiskims.com and select Fendi stores and retailers around the world.

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A collection that explores the connection between fashion and the great outdoors, the FENDI Men’s winter capsule 2021 embodies the essence of easy living. From exploring the natural world through an earthy palette of yellows with shades of brown and blue to embracing everyday urban living through sportier pieces, the collection fuses natural elements with the maison’s mission to create a sophisticated yet playful wardrobe for the modern man.

The collection introduces new ‘it’ styles like the practical Fendiness backpack in Aquafil’s ECONYL® regenerated nylon with a distinctive FF logo metal buckle, and the FENDI Fragment, an abstract marble print combined with iconic elements like the FF and Karligraphy logo.

Fendi fully embraces a life inspired by adventure through reimagining menswear staples like double-breasted jackets and tailored trousers through a laid-back lens.

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Since its inception in 2012, Louis Vuitton’s Objets Nomades collection has always embodied the maison’s keen sense of experimentation and dedication to the art of travel by working alongside some of the world’s most renowned artists. The collection pays homage to Louis Vuitton’s tradition of intricately crafted travel-inspired objects — like the iconic Bed Trunk, produced in 1874 for French explorer Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza — through the modern perspective of contemporary creatives.

Almost a decade later, the collection has evolved into a diverse range of Objets Nomades and Petits Nomades, from swing chairs and tables to lamps and sofas, each maintaining meticulous craftsmanship and exceptional attention to detail. Ahead, Haute Living introduces the new collection, featuring the creators’ interpretations of Louis Vuitton’s time-honored design values, which reveal their shared love for the beauty of exploring the art of space through fine materials and new abstract forms in perfect proportions. Through the Objets Nomades collection, Louis Vuitton — in collaboration with these remarkable designers — further explores the intersection between design, art, fashion and living by creating pieces that transform any space.

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Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades Cosmic Table by Raw Edges

“LOUIS VUITTON’S FOUNDATION IS BASED UPON CREATIVE IDEAS AND REVOLUTIONARY SOLUTIONS.” — Yael Mer and Shay Alkalay

Design duo Yael Mer and Shay Alkalay of Raw Edges have had their work featured in several museum collections, such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Art Institute of Chicago. When working on Objets Nomades for Louis Vuitton, the pair was keen on the challenge of working on a collection of collapsible objects incorporating Vuitton’s unique design elements.

Both deceptively simple and remarkably ingenious, the carbon-fiber base of Raw Edges’ Cosmic Table has an organic shape created initially using just three pieces of paper. When covered with Louis Vuitton leather, the base resembles an endless sequence whose rich color elegantly contrasts with the lighter edging and matches Raw Edges’ Doll chairs. “We were continuing our study into creating complex shapes only by simple flat surfaces; in this case, we were intrigued by the idea of no distinction between the inside and the outside of a shape,” the designers explain. The tabletop is a disc of heavy glass resembling a sliver of ice cut from a frozen lake — its delicately rippling texture gracefully casts shifting reflections and shadows.

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Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades Diamond Armchair by Marcel Wanders Studio and Louis Vuitton Canvas Foosball Table

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Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades Lanterns by Zanellato / Bortotto

“DESIGNING A PIECE FOR OBJETS NOMADES MEANT WE COULD COMBINE OUR CREATIVITY WITH THE BRAND’S SAVOIR-FAIRE AND VALUES.” — Giorgia Zanellato and Daniele Bortotto

Giorgia Zanellato and Daniele Bortotto founded Zanellato/Bortotto Studio in Treviso, Italy, in 2013, embarking on a long-term exploration of the relationship between places and the passage of time. They were immediately fascinated by the idea of working for a brand with such a reputable historical and cultural heritage as Louis Vuitton.

Inspired by the weaving, patterns and typical motifs used by nomadic populations who use fabric and leather to build baskets, rugs and other everyday objects, each lantern’s blown-glass light dome diffuses a geometric pattern. The honeycomb-patterned cage of interwoven strips of Louis Vuitton leather houses a rechargeable LED light and frosted glass bulb that cast delicate shadow patterns. Designed for versatile use both inside and outside, the lanterns feature details inspired by Louis Vuitton handbags, including the carrying strap and the three brass feet that protect the base’s leather covering from scratches. “We imagined this project as a collection of memories woven into a lantern, an intimate and personal object to keep with you to gently illuminate precious moments,” the designers say.

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“ABOVE ALL, TRAVEL OFFERS THE UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO EMBARK ON A NEW EXPLORATION.”

— Fernando and Humberto Campana

Brothers Fernando and Humberto Campana have been creating modern classics since 1983, focusing on looking beyond the obvious to capture the beauty in the everyday. For this collaboration, they were excited about the opportunity to create a message about unique ways of working with Louis Vuitton materials.

Aguacate — Spanish for avocado — is a constellation of brightly colored suns radiating rays of handwoven Louis Vuitton leather straps.

“Collectors can exhibit their Aguacate to suit their space in an infinite number of ways,” says Humberto. “The piece opens up so many possibilities. It’s exciting to imagine what new arrangements people will discover.” Available in a limited edition of 30, each artwork consists of nine different-size avocado-shaped pieces in eight vibrant colors, held together by 16 polished-brass clasps.

“For this edition, we wanted to bring down the scale of our pieces to allow more versatility and movement, staying true to the spirit of travel,” says Humberto. Reminiscent of the piped swirls of meringues, the Merengue ottoman, the brothers’ tropical-flowerlike chair, is composed of elegant petals of supple Louis Vuitton leather and a soft wool lining. Together they create the illusion of spiraling motion, punctuated by the brass stud at the center with its Louis Vuitton signature. “We wanted people to have fun and imagine themselves as characters from Alice in Wonderland, surrounded by surreal sweetness,” adds Fernando.

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WINTER SUMMERLAND THE BEST OF ST. BARTH — A GUIDE TO ONE OF THE CHICEST DESTINATIONS IN THE CARIBBEAN.

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Saint Barthélemy — a French-speaking Caribbean island known as St. Barth, St. Barths or St. Barts — is the go-to wintertime destination for the world’s wealthiest, thanks to its white sand beaches, sparkling blue sea and luxury hotels. Its capital, Gustavia, encircles a yacht-filled harbor chock-full of Michelin-starred restaurants and designer shops. Although its borders had been closed to international travelers for some time, fully vaccinated Americans won’t have any problems entering this Caribbean playground any longer. Here, take a look at what jet-setters can look forward to now that this idyllic island locale has reopened.

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The only hotel on St Barth’s wild, uninhabited Caribbean coast, Le Toiny’s location atop the hillside above Anse de Toiny offers unobstructed panoramic views of the sea. New for the coming season, its Villa Nureyev — the former vacation hideaway of legendary Russian ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev — is now available for rental. The elegant fourbedroom’s signature feature remains an expansive “floating” deck, and it’s just one of the spots in the 3,000-square-foot space where guests can enjoy unobstructed 180° views of the Caribbean Sea. Other offerings include a piano, a steam bath, Jacuzzi, hammam cabana and massage area. The glamorous 22-room property also features reimagined interiors by Lady Bee Osborn and a brand-new Surf Shack experience led by professional surfer David Blanchard. letoiny.com

CHEVAL BLANC ST-BARTH ISLE DE FRANCE

The LVMH-owned Cheval Blanc St-Barth Isle de France is a study in seaside glamour, and the only property in the Caribbean with a Palace distinction. Indulge at La Case, a Caribbean-inspired eatery by Jean Imbert, and White Bar, a fabulous seaside haunt with sensational craft cocktails where one can always wear the color of the season, Labor Day be damned. This is barefoot luxury at its best, in an entirely new way. chevalblanc.com/en/maison/st-barth-isle-de-france

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Perched on a rocky promontory on St. Jean Bay, Eden Rock St. Barths is undoubtedly one of the most iconic hotels in the Caribbean. At the epicenter of the island, the resort is still fresh from an extensive two-year renovation, as well as the addition of three new suites in 2020. During their stay, foodies can enjoy the outstanding culinary delights of Jean-Georges Vongerichten at the Sand Bar or delight in fabulous frosés at the Eden Rock Beach Bar. Elsewhere on the property, a partnership with acclaimed local brand Ligne St Barth, a “yachton-land” themed lounge and three discreet wellness cabins offer guests an unforgettable Caribbean spa experience that includes beachside spa treatments and access to a new nature lagoon. oetkercollection.com/hotels/eden-rock-st-barths

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This intimate and thoughtfully designed hotel — the sole property on the island boasting panoramic views of the port of Gustavia — made its highly anticipated debut last fall. Featuring an array of suite, loft and villa-style accommodations, each equipped with its own terrace and private plunge pool, this property offers an unparalleled lavish island experience. Within the century-old walls and terraces of Le Carl Gustaf, designers Gilles & Boissier have created a charming ambience, where filtered sunlight creates ever-changing reflections of light and shade. Spend the day at Spa Diane Barrière, which offers multi-sensory stimulation, bespoke holistic treatments and tailored massages in a luxurious, zen-inspired setting;take a yoga class to the rhythm of the West Indies, or enjoy the hotel’s aquabikes. Visitors can also partake of a Catamaran Day, where they will head to the island of their choice for the day with a picnic prepared by chef Gil Dumoulin, or spend the day at the hotel’s private beach club, Shellona Restaurant, located on the idyllic Shell Beach. hotelsbarriere.com/en/saint-barth/le-carl-gustaf.html

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Le Guanahani, the island’s newest luxury hotel, ideally situated on a private 18-acre peninsula overlooking Marigot Bay and Grand Cul-de-Sac, officially opened this spring under the Rosewood umbrella. It features 66 suites and villas featuring vibrant design elements that embrace the property’s unique Caribbean allure. And because it’s a Rosewood hotel, guests should expect more than the standard stay. This property, as the island’s only full-service resort, offers two private beaches, a floodlit tennis court with pros available for lessons and Clefs d’Or concierges — the gold standard. rosewoodhotels.com/en/le-guanahani

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Located on a perfect crescent-shaped white sand beach along St. Barths’ famed Grand Cul de Sac, Le Barthélemy Hotel & Spa envelops guests in its philosophy of human-centered couture hospitality. A member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World, this small but mighty property has just 44 rooms and suites. There is also a glorious seaside infinity pool and Le Spa at Le Barthélemy, a peaceful haven aimed at holistic well-being, with skincare by La Mer. In addition to having a cool name, its rooftop bar, Whiskey, Tango, Foxtrot, is a total hot spot that serves up inventive, inspired cocktails. lebarthelemyhotel.com

WHERE TO DINE Check out Fouquet’s Saint-Barth at the newly opened Hôtel Barrière Le Carl Gustaf, which features a menu by three-Michelin-starred chef Pierre Gagnaire that revisits the great classics of the Caribbean, scented with spices and local flavors, and boasts a unique panoramic view of Gustavia, overlooking the Marina.

At Gyp Sea Saint Barths, within the all-new “Bohemian Beach Club” on St. Jean beach, the oceanfront restaurant has a barbeque-centered menu including local delicacies like avocado salad, Jamaican-style jerk chicken, freshly caught fish and rock lobsters on the grill, smoked rib of beef and burnt vegetables with za’atar spices, aioli and lemon confit.

Located on the port of Gustavia, La Petite Plage features fare courtesy of Eric Frechon, one of France’s most decorated chefs. The menu here focuses on Mediterranean dishes with a splash of Caribbean spice.

The Sin Garden is an ode to decadence. The recently opened pastry spot focuses on the combined passions of owners Marine Urbain and Djordje Varda, who seamlessly blend their love of art and sweets in one sinfully good eatery.

The late, great French chef Joël Robuchon, who received more Michelin stars than any chef in the world, may be gone, but he is certainly not forgotten. His legacy lives on and then some at the new L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon Restaurant in a space that spans nearly 9,149 square feet and multiple levels. The eatery, which opened this spring in Gustavia, houses a 50-seat open-counter restaurant, a pastry shop and a tearoom, as well as a bakery and an on-site caterer. On its first floor, there’s an impressively large terrace that provides panoramic ocean views of Gustavia Harbor.

Amis St. Barth, a new restaurant at Le Barthélemy Hotel & Spa, has been designed by revered Parisian designer Michael Malapart to evoke and amplify sparkling conversations and a familial sensibility with sophisticated elegance. The Mediterranean and Provence coasts are the core influences for this elegant concept, which uses natural materials such as rattan, terracotta, wood and stone, complemented by candles and homespun pottery throughout. Live music provides a lively pulse throughout the night.

Bagatelle is having a big birthday — its 10th, in fact! To mark the momentous occasion, renowned French designer Sam Baron breathed new life into the iconic restaurant that fuses the flavors of French Mediterranean cuisine with local Caribbean influence. Under Baron’s direction, Bagatelle has been transformed into something new. The revamped restaurant comprises a multitude of spaces that merge interior and exterior, including a central bar, main dining area and deck terrace all based around a palette of soft pale hues, natural materials and accents of gold inspired by the glimmering beach setting.

Le Papillon Ivre (The Drunk Butterfly), a secret wine bar and bistro in St. Jean, serves up some of the finest French dishes in a truly mesmerizing, romantic setting. Try delightfully decadent dishes like eggs cocotte with truffle cream or the cauliflower baked in edible gold while enjoying a bottle of 1989 Chateau Cheval Blanc for a truly amazing evening off the beaten path.

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Nikki Beach is definitely the place to play in the Caribbean. The OG luxury beach club concept — a favorite among celebrities — combines elements of music, dining, entertainment, fashion, film and art into one oceanfront location. Here in St. Barth, that means simple luxury with plush, all-white sun beds, chic drapery and the brand’s trademark teepees throughout.

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There’s a treasure trove of bespoke beauty treatments on St. Barth, but our three favorites remain the same. Head to the Cheval Blanc Spa for the only Guerlain treatments in the Caribbean;Sisley Spa at Hotel Christopher has received the repeated distinction of the Caribbean’s best spa for a reason (and that reason may well be its totally original hot-shell massage, a must-try); and the Eden Spa at Eden Rock, which has its own medical spa that specializes in anti-aging and cosmetic medicine. Treatments include the likes of Exilis Ultra 360, which tightens skin, and leg slimming with Lymphastim.

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St. Barth is all about upscale island life, so while you may see diamonds, pearls and lots of Louis Vuitton, Hermès and Chanel (which also have boutiques here), be sure to check out local favorites like Poupette and Lignes, both of which showcase light, airy, elegant island dresses.

Caribbean artist Jacob Scott’s twisted black coral bracelets at Mandarine are a must for onisland accessorizing, as are the espadrilles, sandals and thongs at Metis in Gustavia. In St. Jean, make sure to seek out the terry djellabas from Valérie Barkowski at Mia Zia, as well as jewelry designer Annelisa Gee’s gemstone baubles at Terra.

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Haute Living: What makes you unique as a couple and as entrepreneurs?

Ignas and Gerda Jurkonis: Our family lives an active lifestyle. We learn to stay together as individuals and as a team. Matching and supporting individualities is a very mindful and important aspect that makes us high-performing in all our roles: managing companies and working with nonprofits, being partners and parents. e live in multiple locations and balance our time. Time is a very high value for us, so we need to make sure it is always well spent and rich for memories.

HL: What are your thoughts on the phrase power couple? Does it apply to you?

IJ and GJ: We love this phrase, and it relates to us completely. It’s not about the impression, it’s about self-feeling and encouragement. For us it’s about everyday and life management. This phrase assimilates high energy, values, performance and lifestyle.

HL: How do you incorporate thought leadership practices into your daily life, at your companies and at home?

IJ and GJ: Expertise, insight and a valuable perspective are the main elements that get us to thought leadership status. It takes dedication, patience, strategy, education and, most importantly, an ability to listen. In business,we are usually considered as having an innovative, di erent, unusual approach. However, family is di erent. It’s about teaching kids and each other the natural di erences of thinking, and the value of that. espect and discussions that are based on personal research play an important role, along with constant physical, spiritual and educational development. Such development brings di erent perspectives on family and life values.

HL: As a couple navigating your company across many cities and countries, what are key elements to keeping it all running smoothly?

IJ and GJ: It really comes down to how we spend our time in the present moment. Power couple or power family for us is about passion, high energy, high performance and being mindfully present.

This requires a fast transition of mind between business, social or family environments. Living a fast life has a high risk of missing things, of moments passing by without notice. We work hard to live lives that are full of memories and quality relationships. This requires the ability to recognize and avoid things that are not a priority or don’t bring value to us as individuals and as family. It can be challenging sometimes.

HL: What do you see as the next phase of entrepreneurship?

IJ and GJ: Entrepreneurship is a big part of our purpose, not only in business but also in family and life. Constant searches for innovation in time management, purpose expression and family relationships are part of our journey. The ability to have an impact and a ect the lives of those who trust our leadership is a mission we are committed to. In fact, Ignas and his team are launching a business platform in Latin America that will focus on changing employee lives by creating unlimited growth and success opportunities for them. In this startup, individual employee dreams will become the primary interest of the business. All leadership will be seen through a psychological and human behavior lens. We call it “the engine for opportunity.”

HL: What to you is the greatest luxury in life, and why?

IJ and GJ: Enjoying life to the fullest, in the moment, is the greatest luxury. For us, luxury is to be healthy, mobile and free, having enough time to enjoy your best life now. Luxury is a state of mind, and your life is whatever you do to make the best of it.

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multiple startups, including UC Group, a priority freight forwarder and visionary supply chain solution for Fortune 500 companies where Ignas currently serves as CEO, but the two consistently give back, most recently having formed a partnership with the Global Empowerment Mission and Bethenny Frankel’s BStrong Initiative. Together, this husband-and-wife duo is focused on entrepreneurship, thought leadership, philanthropy and family. ith flourishing global businesses and two small children, the Jurkonis’ have a unique and innovative take on having it all and getting it all done. Splitting their time between Miami, Los Angeles, Chicago and Bogota, the Lithuanian-born team stays focused on what’s important.

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with Haute Media Group to host an exclusive networking reception event during NBAA 2021. The NBAA Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (NBAA-BACE) is the prime event in the business aviation industry and is among the largest aviation trade shows in the United States. This year’s event was held from October 12 to 14 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Citadel Completions is one of the world’s premier providers of VIP/ VVIP interior completions for large aircraft. Its foremost commitment is to revolutionize completion process standards and deliver luxury-outfitted VIP/ VVIP on the industry’s most aggressive schedule. The company was founded by the private owner of several VIP/VVIP aircraft. Citadel can accommodate the entire range of VIP/VVIP owners, including private entities, government/ heads of state and corporate protocol operators.

The NBAA-BACE is the first in-person opportunity in nearly two years to view product advancements and technology development. With so many new industry innovations and emerging technologies redefining the future of air transport, NBAA-BACE once again brought dozens of compelling topics and education sessions in addition to featuring the latest innovative products and services from over 700 exhibitors.

On October 12, the first evening of the event, Citadel Completions and Haute Living welcomed dozens of esteemed guests to a private hangar at Las Vegas’s McCarran International Airport. The event brought together VIP/ VVIP private owners and operators, original equipment manufacturers, key suppliers and vendors, and other influential business aviation leaders.

The aircrafts open for guests to experience were a privately owned, luxury outfitted A340-500 and a Boeing Business Jet (BBJ), and other private aircraft were on display as a backdrop. The evening proved to be a spectacular collaborative networking event.

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