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COVER STORY

Rande Gerber is toasting greatness with his award-winning tequila brand, Casamigos

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HAUTE FASHION

22 FEATURE STORY

A haute and handy guide to summer in the Hamptons

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The next generation: Napa Valley winemaker Bill Harlan is passing the torch to his son Will

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Sleek and chic power moves from Cadillac, Maserati, and Audi

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44 Great innovations at Watches & Wonders 2022 from Hublot, Patek Philippe, Roger Dubuis, Rolex, Grand Seiko, and Vacheron Constantin

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The best seaside hotels for fun in the sun

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Celebrating the 10th anniversary of LouisVuitton’s Objets Nomades and iconic bags, the best cruise collections of summer, and an inside look at Dior’s new Dioriviera collection

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The procedures that you need to beware of after spending time in the sun, plus some fast facts about Botox and fillers

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RANDE GERBER, ENTREPRENEUR AND VISIONARY EXTRAORDINAIRE, ON THE POWER OF INTUITION.

BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE PHOTOGRAPHY SAM JONES

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ande Gerber is a self-admitted design junkie. From his early days in school, he knew that he was innately creative. “My creative side was always going,” recalls Gerber, 60. “I was always thinking about creating something, from fashion and design to music and architecture.” As a visionary entrepreneur who has been at the helm of multiple companies and remains the chairperson of Casamigos, Gerber lives to bring his innovative design ideas to life.

During our interview, one famous Walt Disney quote saturated my thoughts: “There is no magic in magic, it’s all in the details.” Gerber’s unparalleled love for the minutiae within design became clear to me right away. He even joked that his wife of over 20 years, Cindy Crawford, often says that it must be hard being him because he notices the tiniest of details everywhere he goes. “It’s hard for me to walk into a space and not notice the design, whether it is the lighting, the acoustics, or what the staff is wearing. It’s just the way my brain works — I love it,” Gerber says.

It’s his keen sense of detail that is an integral part of the Casamigos success recipe, even today, almost 10 years since its launch. “I stay on top of every detail. Nothing goes out without me approving it,” he admits. This much is true: From social media posts and minor marketing materials to drink recipes, Gerber is fully involved in the entire Casamigos creative process, and he wouldn’t have it any other way. “It’s my brand — it’s something that has George [Clooney] and my name on it. And while it does, we will continue to control our brand identity the way it should be,” says Gerber.

Gerber’s passion permeates the Casamigos brand. Together with Clooney and Mike Meldman, the founder and chairman of Discovery Land Company, the three have managed to maintain the Casamigos ethos even five years after its sale in 2017 to Diageo.

Since 2020, there has been a culture shift from understanding the effects of the pandemic on the business to providing support and giving back to their loyal restaurants and bars that stand at the core of the company to now playing a major game of catch-up. “Right now, we are trying to keep up in supplying the demand — it’s not easy, but the brand remains as popular as ever,” notes Gerber.

Indeed, the tequila demand skyrocketed over the last several months, especially so for the Casamigos brand. Select locations are limited to two bottles per customer, while others are concealing secret stashes in the back to avoid the risk of it being stolen (a secret that Gerber himself uncovered). Unbelievably, Gerber buys his own

“When I am involved with something, I engage in every detail. I want it to go big, really fast.”

Casamigos. During a trip to his local liquor store, perusing the tequilas on the shelves, he noticed that Casamigos was nowhere to be found. So he asked an employee where to find the Casamigos only to discover that they kept the bottles locked in the back. As one of the co-founders, Gerber insisted that the store add signage to let customers know that Casamigos was available; he was met with a smile and firm reassurance that everyone knows that the Casamigos is in the back.

While being in demand is certainly not a bad problem to have, Clooney, Meldman, and Gerber created the brand with the intention for everyone to enjoy it. Yet, in true Gerber fashion, there are no shortcuts to be taken. “We have had to, unfortunately, put several restaurants and bars on allocations because we simply cannot make it fast enough. Yes, there are ways to speed up the process, but it would compromise the flavor and how smooth it is — we aren’t willing to do that,” he explains.

The current supply-demand problem is a reflection of the brand’s success, and it’s quite the domino effect. The demand is a function of not just the brand’s popularity but also its quality, and the brand’s popularity is a direct result of the solid foundation on which it was built.

Since day one, it has always been about being authentic for Gerber, a fact that has factored into the brand’s burgeoning success. Even when designing the bottle, Gerber remained true to the ethos of authenticity.

“When I think about tequila, I think about the bartender taking a bottle, sliding it down the bar, pulling the cork out with your teeth, and taking a swig directly out of the bottle. There is nothing fancy about it,” Gerber says in describing the design process behind the beloved bottle.

“So, I didn’t want a fancy bottle. To me, it was simple, and it was all about the liquid inside.”

This perspective is in keeping with Gerber’s go-to Casamigos drink: He keeps it simple. His Casamigos drink of choice is Casamigos Reposado with ice, with the occasional added orange squeeze, club soda, or pinch of the Williams Sonoma x Casamigos Paloma Mix. The bottle design mimics the 700 sample bottles Clooney and Gerber were given until they reached the perfect taste. After that, the design just came naturally for Gerber, as did the entire making of Casamigos. Along the way, Gerber subconsciously learned the invaluable lesson of sticking to your gut, a personal philosophy that now defines him as an entrepreneur.

“I think, fortunately, we didn’t follow any rules. We did it our way,” Gerber remembers. “We met with a distributor, and they wanted us to @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 17

“It’s hard for me to walk into a space and not notice the design, whether it is the lighting, the acoustics, or what the staff is wearing. It’s just the way my brain works — I love it.” change the name, enlarge the label, and so on, but we knew the tequila would speak for itself.” While it may seem that staying true to one’s convictions is easy, when building a business it may not be. Gerber’s charming ability to believe in what he is creating is simultaneously inherent and admirable.

“When I am involved with something, I engage in every detail. I want it to go big, really fast. I am not good at slow growth,” Gerber admits. He is in the pursuit of creation, as that is what sparks the most joy.

From collaborating with Thursday Boots on the Casa Moto boot — which is the product of Gerber creating his perfect boot that is comfortable and versatile in style — to designing the Omega Seamaster x Casamigos timepiece, Gerber develops products the way he would want them. Simply put, he is his best customer — and it works. The special edition of the Omega Seamaster x Casamigos watch, which was limited to just 99 pieces (100 watches, including Gerber’s), sold out almost immediately, proving that Gerber’s design instincts are on point.

How does everything Gerber touches turn to gold? For him, it’s all about honing in on something you really like and making it better. “I love to see a product I already like, but think: How could this be better?

If I can’t create it myself, I imagine how the [existing] product could be so much better,” he says. From this highly intuitive vantage point, Gerber begins a process of reconceptualizing to ultimately make the product or products more impactful, more relevant, more useful.

And while he certainly looks inward to put forth his best, he also looks to the younger generation for innovative ideas and inspiration. “I definitely get inspired by young people who are doing interesting things. My kids, Presley and Kaia, are always bringing me ideas, like, ‘Dad, look at this! Imagine if you could do this in this way, and so on,”

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Business partners, Clooney and Gerber, cheers to Casamigos.

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Casamigos Reposado

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he explains. “So we brainstorm in diverse ways, and I love [their] advice.”

For Gerber, the present lies in the next generation. “I surround myself with a team of young, creative, and passionate people to help me follow through with ideas, and I also give my team members the freedom to come up with ideas because I want to see them shine,” he emphasizes. “Many people just need opportunities or someone to believe in them.” For those in his Malibu office, that person is Gerber.

In his West Coast office, Gerber has fostered an atmosphere conducive to conversation and collaboration. He doesn’t have an actual separate office, thereby breaking down any barriers between him and his team. “It’s a multibillion-dollar company, but I try to keep it how it has been since day one, a small company,” he says.

Though we were just on a phone call for our interview, Gerber’s magnetic energy is palpable. His enterprising spirit operates a bit differently; he is a passionate creative with an endless amount to give to those around him and genuinely welcomes evolution.

What’s next for Gerber? To no surprise, he has been working on not one but several projects for a few years that he cannot disclose yet, however, he assures in the next few months, we will start to see them unfold.

Gerber truly does not stay still: he is constantly doing, manifesting, and executing. But, in his downtime, he enjoys designing homes for wife and himself; playing padel, his newfound sport; and traveling (he

had only recently returned from a family trip to Austin and Nashville right before our conversation). Traveling is on his schedule this summer as he plans to return to his cherished lakehouse in Canada this year after two years of not being able to cross the Canadian border due to the pandemic.

A trip to the Hamptons is also a summer staple for Gerber. In fact, he has been going there with his father since he was 12 years old. “My dad had a few houses out there in West Hampton and Quogue, so we would spend the summer out east, and even the weekends in the winter,” he fondly remembers. “We loved it out there. Growing up, I would work construction on chimneys, pool decks, and houses in the summer.”

Today, Gerber still appreciates escaping the chaos of New York City when he goes out to the Hamptons, and now he and Crawford have a home in Bridgehampton.

The must-visit spots for Gerber skew more locally within his inner circle, like the tiny pizza place, Baby Moon, in Quogue, and his partner Meldman’s Dune Deck. But, when Gerber wants to have a proper night out in the Hamptons, he is keen on Le Bilboquet in Sag Harbor, Donna Karan’s Tutto Il Giorno in Southampton and Sag Harbor, and The Surf Lodge and Gurney’s Resort in Montauk.

Whether he is in Malibu or in the Hamptons, this one thing is true: Gerber never stops creating. @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 21

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FROM NEW LUXURIOUS STAYS, DINING EXPERIENCES, AND SPA OFFERINGS TO FASHIONABLE POP-UPS, HERE IS HAUTE LIVING’S GUIDE TO A SIZZLING SUMMER IN THE HAMPTONS.

BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE

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TONS WHERE TO STAY BACCARAT HOTEL NEW YORK X THE ROUNDTREE, AMAGANSETT “SEA TO CITY”

This Hamptons season, Manhattan’s Baccarat Hotel New York and Amagansett’s The Roundtree have partnered to offer a premium summer getaway, offering the best of both worlds through the “Sea to City” experience that includes two evenings at each luxurious property enhanced with an exclusive packaging unique to each hotel. At Baccarat Hotel New York, guests can indulge in one 60-minute treatment at Spa de La Mer, including a one-hour private poolside cabana reservation. At The Roundtree, Amagansett, guests can enjoy a premium beach experience consisting of transportation to and from the nearby beach via the hotel’s beach buggy, lounge chair and umbrella setup, towels, and gourmet picnic basket at The Roundtree, Amagansett. City.

28 W 53rd St, New York / Sea: 273 Main St, Amagansett

EHP RESORT & MARINA

EHP Resort & Marina

A stunning nine-acre property debuted its first phase of the multimillion-dollar transformation last year, and this summer, it is the place to be. The ultimate home-away-from-home, the new Hamptons escape features modern suites and standalone cottages that are enhanced with spacious yet cozy living areas. @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 23

Equinox x Hamptons

From the Italian-style bakery, Buongiorno, and the new dining destination, Sunset Harbor, to indulging in the relaxing in-room spa treatments by Naturopathica, there is truly no reason to leave the EHP property this summer. 295 Three Mile Harbor Hog Creek Rd, East Hampton

MARRAM

Montauk luxury boutique resort, Marram, has officially reopened its doors for the 2022 season with two new luxury suites with linens from Frette, amenities from Le Labo, steam showers, a lounge, and kitchen space, as well as outdoor spaces overlooking the ocean. Designed by Brooklyn’s The Post Company, the 96-room resort also features a newly redesigned openair communal lounge, beach access, and an on-property counter service South American café, Mostrador Marram, helmed by Fernando Trocca of the beloved Mostrador Santa Teresita, and Martín Pittaluga of the lauded Parador La Huella. 21 Oceanview Terrace, Montauk Marram

WHERE TO DINE

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Beloved Italian eatery and café Sant Ambroeus is officially making its East Hampton debut. Set to open this summer on Newtown Lane, guests will be able to indulge in the establishment’s signature breakfast, lunch, and dinner items, both indoors and outdoors, as well as the delicious baked goods for takeaway. Joining its sister restaurants, Dopo La Spiga in Sag Harbor and East Hampton and Dopo Argento in Southampton, is Dopo il Ponte. Bringing its Italian fare to Bridgehampton, Dopo il Ponte will serve wood-burning-oven pizzas and signature Italian dishes, ultimately setting the stage to become a new neighborhood dining staple.

Another Italian dining destination entering the scene this summer is Tutto Café in East Hampton, right on Main Street. A new café concept in Donna Karan’s Tutto Il Giorno family, Tutto Café will feature wine, coffee, pastries, and more. In addition, Chef PJ Calapa, the New York chef behind Manhattan staples like Scampi and The Spaniard, is set to take over Amagansett’s legendary dining establishment, Astro’s Pizza. And, in Southampton, the team from the Si Si in East Hampton will unveil a new French-inspired bistro, Enchanté. Finally, Montauk is welcoming a new surf-and-turf spot, Mavericks, helmed by sommelier Vanessa Price and chef Jeremy Blutstein, who have opted to define their establishment thusly: ‘A Steak Place. But not a Steak Place.’

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WHERE TO RELAX & RECHARGE GURNEY’S MONTAUK RESORT & SEAWATER SPA

After an extensive $20 million renovation focused on holistic wellness, innovation, and sustainability, Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa has unveiled a renewed Seawater Spa just in time for summer. The 30,000-squarefoot holistic venue features the only ocean-fed seawater pool in North America, a full bathhouse experience that includes a caldarium, thermal baths, sauna and steam, a salt room, indoor-outdoor treatment suites overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, a curated indoor/outdoor wellness space with a stateof-the-art cardio and weight equipment, movement studio, and areas for activations and activities. And, for the first time, the resort is now offering exclusive spa memberships.

SHOU SUGI BAN HOUSE

This summer, integrative wellness retreat and spa Shou Sugi Ban House is debuting an exclusive lineup of wellness programming designed to rebalance the body’s energy. From Rituals for Transformation & Plant Spirit Journey with Christiana Schelfhout to Hydrosonic Therapy with Rosie Warburton, Shou Sugi Ban House is bringing the world’s most innovative treatments to the Hamptons.

EQUINOX X HAMPTONS

Equinox is returning to its incredibly chic space in Bridgehampton with its best-in-class fitness experience. For the first time in club history, Equinox x Hamptons is introducing single classes and full club guest passes for guests to experience the club within the Hamptons. Bonberi will be the official food and beverage partner, and Equinox x Hamptons will also feature a range of luxurious spa offerings with varying partners, including Recovery Haus and Grown Alchemist, as well as retail fashion collaborations with Monse and Rhone.

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Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa

FASHIONABLE HAPPENINGS While luxury fashion brands have certainly made their mark in the Hamptons with new brick-and-mortar stores over the years, this summer, expect to see a lot of fashion pop-ups. Following a summer of fun out east last year, Watches of Switzerland will be once again bringing their iconic luxury Airstream to the Hamptons for summer 2022 with a residency at Gurney’s Star Island.

The Airstream will have a mix of brand partners’ latest launches along with a selection of vintage watches from Analog Shift, and new this summer will be an ever-changing array of jewelry options from Mayors. Across the way, at Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa, Dior is set to do a major takeover featuring the ultimate summer getaway collection designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri, Dioriviera. The House’s signature design elements — from toile de Jouy to bayadère stripes — are woven throughout the collection of ready-towear, leather goods, and shoes, as well as summertime classics like parasols, beach games, and fans, in vibrant shades of blue, orange, and pink, which will be seen throughout the resort. Expect to see Dolce & Gabbana return this summer with a stationary pop-up at EHP Resort & Marina. Additionally, Surf Lodge will host a rotation of fashion brands popping up in its boutique, including Helmut Lang, Maje, and more.

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A GENERATIONAL SHIFT IS UNDERWAY AT HARLAN ESTATE AS BILL HARLAN PASSES THE TORCH TO HIS SON WILL.

BY LAURA SCHREFFLER PHOTOGRAPHY BORIS ZHARKOV

EVERYONE IN NAPA VALLEY KNOWS THE NAME BILL HARLAN. AS THE

founder of Harlan Estate, an Oakville winery that produces Bordeaux-style blends with a serious cult following due to their limited availability and Haute-worthy prices, he’s a Napa Valley legend. But now, the 81-year-old former real estate developer and owner of the five-star Meadowood Resort in St. Helena, is passing the baton to his son Will, 34, who will oversee not only Harlan Estate, but also the family’s other labels, Bond and Promontory.

Haute Wine & Spirits sat down with the Harlan patriarch and his scion to talk about the past, present, and future of the family business.

HAUTE LIVING: Has your dream for [Harlan Estate] been achieved?

BILL HARLAN: It’s a work in progress. It was 12 years from the time we acquired the land to when we sold our first bottle of wine. Here we are now, almost 40 years later. We’ve learned a lot, we’ve evolved a lot. But I would say the most important thing is we did find great land, I found a great wife, and we have kids that [are] definitely passionately interested.

HL: How will the second generation differ from the first? In what ways do you hope to bring innovation, new thought, and a modern approach to your 200-year plan?

WILL HARLAN: The first generation was focused on acquiring the land, building the foundation of the family domain, and establishing the vision. The second generation is primarily concerned with deepening our connection to the land — not only in terms of understanding its character, but also in terms of translating that character into the wine. In short, the first generation’s task was to forge the way, while the second generation is tasked with continuing

to galvanize and elevate, if you will. The second generation, too, has the responsibility to begin preparing for the third generation to assume leadership of our network of relationships as well as of the vineyards and winery.

HL: What do you think are the most important principles of leadership and what convinced you that Will had these qualities?

BH: I think you can tell leaders by how many followers they have. They have to be completely aligned with the culture and have a passion for the shared vision and underlying purpose. They must believe in these heart and soul, but they also must understand what it takes to be a leader, which means understanding the risks required to remain out in front. It’s a lot easier to be a fast follower, and it’s a lot easier to be a regular manager.

But a leader has to be planning far into the future, has to be clear on the values and on the culture, so that you have consistency and alignment on those things. In a family business, the family member in charge needs to be a leader, and if that person is not a strong leader, he or she needs to have the discernment to hire someone who is and support that individual.

As far as Will is concerned, I think he’s grown up listening to our vision, our underlying purpose, and he has been able to gain the respect and the credibility of the people within our organization.

HL: How does leadership transition affect the continuity of the core culture and values?

WH: Continuity is very important for us, and so we think about transition far ahead of when it needs to happen, so that when it does happen it’s as smooth as it can be, understanding that transitions inherently come with their own @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 27

challenges and opportunities. It’s really a matter of making certain that you’re prepared for transition. That just takes time.

HL: What’s the 40-year plan, Will?

WH: I really see the next 40 years being about deepening our understanding of the properties [Harlan Estate, Bond, and Promontory], deepening our connection to them, understanding the underlying identity and character of these places. And to elevate our ability to translate that purely into the wine.

From a wine-growing perspective, 40 years or so is not a very long time. We are still relatively new to the world stage compared with some of these older wine-growing regions. It does take a long time to really understand a piece of property. Growth for us is more about elevating what we have rather than taking on more projects just for the sake of taking on more projects.

HL: What are the innovations that you’re bringing to the family business?

WH: Just like any industry, there are new and very creative ways of connecting with people, especially people far from where we are. Having an international presence has always been really important to us. Not only spending the time in these markets getting to know these cultures, these people, finding ways that our wine can really play a part in their lives.

Harlan Estate is a different animal from Bond, and that’s different from Promontory. Each one has its own identity and philosophy; therefore, I think [we] should be willing to explore what feels right for that property to connect with people. For instance, with The Mascot, we have a little more freedom to try new things and be involved with social media and things like this. We don’t feel that’s quite right for Harlan Estate, being at the other end of that spectrum. It’s really about tailoring that for each one of the properties and not just prescribe the same strategy for everything.

HL: What is the greatest lesson you have learned from your dad, Will?

WH: I think it’s this element of always being willing and ready to take risks. Not just any risks, but the right risks. Without those, you stagnate and therefore fall behind. In the grand scheme of things, it’s a bigger risk overall not to take risks. There’s been a lot written on the imbalance of people’s perspective on what is risky and what’s not, and if we can continue to be on the leading edge of understanding what that means for us and our business, then we can continue to not just maintain our position but increase it in the grand scheme of things.

HL: Are you surprised with his answer, Bill?

BH: I would say these things may not all happen overnight. But as time goes on, I’m not surprised as much as I feel fortunate that some of these things rub off. It’s not always totally easy, ever so often there’s a little friction here and there. But when we go back and think: What are we really up to? Why are we really doing this? What are we trying to create? What are the satisfactions we think that we will experience if we’re able to accomplish these things? No matter what happens and how heated things get, we go right back to why are we doing this. We’re working on something that has a meaning beyond any of us as individuals and working on something longer than a lifetime.

HL: Did your goals start as one thing and transform into something else?

BH: Each year, you learn things that work and things that don’t work and things that are maybe a better idea than your original idea; we adjust and evolve over the long term here. But I feel that the underlying core values, the idea here is we’re in a business that we think is an art of man and nature. We work to become more and more at one with nature and produce a product that purely expresses the character of the land. So, like Will says, it’s always working on getting closer to the soul and the essence of what we’re trying to do here, which is getting closer and closer to the threshold between great craftsmanship and the realm of art. As we work toward that place, will we ever get there or not, who knows? That seems like it will be ongoing and throughout life, there’s always a missing piece. And that missing piece is what draws us onward, and I feel that’s really part of the next generation and listening to them and the things that they’re going to be able to do, way beyond what we’ve accomplished so far. The outlook and dream are even getting more exciting along the way.

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HL: What would you say sets your wines and the company apart?

WH: They’re inextricably linked. If we’re talking about the wines, it’s really the pieces of land that we have identified and found a way to capture and work with. It’s always going to come down to the land as the primary driver of the wines. But speaking to this human element, it’s how you assemble a team that has a capability, willingness, and humility to put in the time to understand these properties. When you’re trying to build something on the time scales of not just one generation, but multiple, and hundreds of years, you have to realize that what you’re working on is bigger. The other side of it is this humility is important from a cultural aspect to our company because it’s really what keeps you open-minded and willing to learn. Once you lose that you stagnate, and you stop improving.

HL: Bill, I’d like to ask what you hope your legacy will be.

BH: I think the idea of doing our part in bringing wine, and this art of man and nature through wine, closer and being more included into the realm of art. That’s an important part of it. We also know that there are a lot of definitions of art. One that resonates most closely with us, with me for sure, is one of Picasso’s definitions of art, “It washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.” And if we can bring that to people in a certain way that they really feel it and experience it, that would be a legacy for me and the family, and [it] is really the underlying purpose of why we’re doing this.

HL: Speaking of legacies, one was Meadowood. It must have been devastating when your hotel burned down, but you rebuilt it, and people are coming once again. What attitude did you need to have to move forward?

BH: Our original vision for Meadowood was to be a common ground for the Napa Valley. The property has been a club for the growers, vintners, and members of our community since the 1960s. The Napa Valley is about two main things: wine growing and hospitality. The leadership of the Napa Valley community asked us if we would keep Meadowood as a club, a gathering place. We built the facilities at Meadowood with the idea of hosting Auction Napa Valley, which we did for 39 years before the pandemic and the recent fires. We have been committed 100 percent to the Valley, wine growing, and hospitality at a level on a par with the quality of the wines we produce here. Today, we absolutely remain focused on [those values], and we want to be able to continue to make contributions as an ambassador for the Valley.

We will remain aligned with and supportive of the needs of the Napa Valley over the next 40 years, as we have been for the last 40. We have no plans to change that.

HL: What do you consider to be the greatest luxury in life?

BH: I would say having a home base, a place where you love to live. The most important thing is to have a place where our family gathers. Not only our immediate family, but our friends and extended family, our colleagues we get to work with. From this place, we can create something that has global reach, have a global perspective, and be able to travel throughout the world. I would say living in a great country, a pioneering spirit, family, friends, and health, obviously.

WH: I will just state it as one of the things that I really enjoy about what we’re up to and that is being able to move around the world to do business in these different places. Visiting a place as a tourist, or just to enjoy it, is very different from being able to do business there; being able to interact with people who are passionate about wine and are really aligned with our philosophy. You learn so much more about the culture and the people. Usually, you don’t think about business as a soulful and culturally enriching thing because it has this connotation of commerce and transactional. But we sell wine in 39 countries and just the friendships, the partnerships, and the people that we’ve gotten to meet around the world through the business, I don’t think we ever would have gotten to be in front of had we just been visiting from a pleasure standpoint, so I really appreciate that. Being able to move around this world in this way is a pretty wonderful luxury.

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CT5 +Cadillac V-Series Blackwing

BY TIM LAPPEN

CADILLAC — THE NAME CARRIES GREAT MEANING.

It may surprise you to know that Antoine de La Mothe Cadillac, a French coastal trader, founded the site that later became Detroit in 1701 and provided the name recognition for the motor company that was formed some two centuries later. Cadillac, the company, had its start when Henry Ford dissolved his first motor car company (to resolve a dispute with early investors) and the people charged with selling parts and other items left over decided to buy it all and start their own company, Cadillac, in 1902.

What Cadillac means these days depends on a few factors but mostly it’s defined by the generation you belong to. If you (and your parents) were born before the mid-1940s, it no doubt means a motor car par excellence. It was the aspirational vehicle of that generation and it had amazing creature comforts and features. Many members of the next generation saw Cadillac as their father’s (or grandfather’s) car, having no performance cred and simply being recognized for being large, luxurious, and grand. (It may also have been the first time the moniker luxobarge was used.) But the current generation of car buyers have met an entirely new Cadillac, starting with the CTS-V models of 2004 to 2019, which eventually included a twodoor coupe, a four-door sedan and a wagon, all of which basically performed like “Cadillac Corvettes,” which wasn’t surprising given that they had similar engines to the most powerful Corvettes. With big V8s that in the early years pumped out 400 hp but in the later years upped the ante considerably to 640 supercharged horsepower, they were the luxury hot rods of their time.

Personally, I was surprised to see the CTS-Vs end production but into the gap left by their departure has stepped a very worthy successor, the subject of this story.

The 2022 Cadillac CT5 V-Series Blackwing is the ultimate of Cadillac performance cars. Not only did Caddy go all-in with the power (now an eye-popping 668 hp) but it is offered with the choice of an automatic transmission or a six-speed stick.

Let that sink in for a minute — Cadillac, 668 hp, 659 lb-ft of torque — six-speed trans… oh, and 0-60 mph in under 3.5 seconds and a top speed of over 200 mph.

All 250 of these BMW-, Mercedes- and Audi-fighters were spoken for in a couple of minutes after online reservations commenced and the story is that 2023’s model year will

have a similar limited production run. And that was before people were able to experience just how special this car is.

With a custom, tuned suspension, the purpose-built interior of a performance car, a great exhaust note, and amazing responsiveness, I found the car a joy to drive . . . and to hear.

What is it about a big V8 and a stick shift transmission that makes one pine for an In-N-Out double-double with cheese and grilled onions? Is there any car more American than a performance sedan with more power than some countries once had? Does it make sense? Of course not, but is it fun?

Abso-caddy-lutely.

“My” Blackwing (for a week) was a beautiful Electric Blue with options galore. Starting with carbon ceramic crossdrilled rotors ($9,000); blue brake calipers, leather seats with custom quilting and even carbon fiber seat backs ($6,090); and a carbon fiber package for exterior bits here and there ($4,100); plus a few other goodies, the sticker on mine was $108,115. But with a base of $83,995, the price-per-smile and thrills-per-dollar are very, very reasonable.

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THE 2022 MASERATI QUATTROPORTE TROFEO IS THE TOP-OF-THE-LINE

four-door sedan offered by the marque. Maserati does make other four-doors (like the smaller Ghibli) and other Quattroporte models, but the Trofeo is the ultimate sedan, with a distinctive color scheme and special badging and, lest we forget, the most powerful motor in their sedans.

Let’s take a step back to meet the four siblings. Pricing for the Quattroporte starts at $99,000 for the GT, a six-cylinder 345 hp variant. Next up is the Modena, which arrives with a base price of $109,100 and likewise is powered by a sixcylinder motor, this one putting out 424 hp. There’s also the Modena Q4, an all-wheel-drive version of the Modena, with the same power but more traction, starting at $113,600. But today’s story is about the top of the line — in terms of luxury, exclusivity, and power — the Trofeo (“Trophy”, in Italian), starting at $146,900, which sports a V8 with a robust 580 hp, throwing down 0-60 mph times of 4.2 seconds and a top speed of over 200 mph. And, as it is a rear-wheel-drive (“RWD”) car, it has both swagger and acceleration waggle to show its street cred.

It’s easy to spot the Trofeo because of its livery. The side portholes and finished with bright red edges, “Trofeo” is written above the portholes on each fender and there are tri-colore badges on the front doors’ window pillars.

It’s even easier to identify if it’s in motion as the distinctive Maserati sound announces both its arrival and departure.

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The Trofeo basic offering is in three colors — Blanco (white) is standard and Nero Ribelle (black), Grigio Maratea (dark grey), and Grigio (silver grey) are the optional metallics. “Mine” was painted a terrific golden green, Verde Royale, which was not on the standard menu as it was a $6,500 option. It really is a stunning color.

Driving the Trofeo was a real treat, too. The sound is great, as befits an Italian sports tourer, and the driver can select the level of engagement wanted, from sedate and supple suspension to sporty mode and from a rather quiet exhaust note to full on bravissimo at the flick of a switch.

I loved the interior, too. The fine upholstery — mine in carbon macro twill — was a good match for the medium-green exterior and looked great with the other interior finishes. The sound system — the optional Bowers & Wilkins unit, at $2,500 — provided a lush soundtrack for the drives. The optional wheels — 21” dark forged units with 15 spokes — were a nice blend of beauty and aggressiveness.

I liked the fact that I didn’t see another Quattroporte every few minutes, as can be the experience with other luxury sedans during LA drives. Added to the base price, the $14,600 in options put the sticker at $160,500. Given all that’s included — style, performance, quality, and convenience — it was a great experience for me. It really is a wonderful luxury performance sedan.

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R8 +Audi V10 Spider

BY TIM LAPPEN

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BOND. JAMES BOND. SHORT, SWEET, CLEAR, CONCISE. TWO WORDS, ONE

used twice, to convey every supervillain’s worst nightmare (even if they don’t know it on first meeting).

The 2022 Audi R8 V10 performance Spyder RWD, on the other hand, uses a lot of characters but it nonetheless packs more than may be initially apparent.

(NOW do you see where this Bond thing is going?) And, just to be clear, Audi does not capitalize the “p” in “performance” — maybe they thought that it would be bragging.

This version of the vaunted R8 is different as it’s not a “Quattro” version — only the rear wheels receive the power this time. Many sporting drivers prefer a rear-wheel-drive (“RWD”) car as it’s easier to have a controlled power slide when only the rear of the car breaks out on acceleration. It’s fitted with the same naturally aspirated (no turbo) fuel-injected 5.2-liter V10 motor (with 40 valves!) but it’s tuned to provide 562 hp, no doubt because it doesn’t have four wheels to grab hold when the throttle is punched and doesn’t need as much power to run a drivetrain that’s not a Quattro. But with 406 lb-ft of torque and a great sevenspeed dual-clutch automatic gearbox (paddle shifted, at the driver’s option), it’s good for a 3.7-second run from 0-60 mph and a top speed of 203 mph. Not bad for a drop-top!

To me, the proof is in the driving and I loved my time with this car. It has a few choices of sounds (I prefer the Dynamic with the Performance mode) and,

with an 8,700 rpm redline, it loves to sing without pestering everyone in the Zip code. It’s a highly responsive car that can be a cruiser with the punch of a few buttons. The controls are clear and very easy to understand and the ones used regularly (like temperature changes, fan speed adjustment, etc.) are front and center. The infotainment also is clear and intuitive and allows for several driverselected options depending upon what one wants most to focus on.

The convertible top is well designed, allowing for opening or closing operation in only 20 seconds at speeds below 31 mph. It’s an “acoustic top,” too, so when it’s up and all three windows are closed (there is a small vertical window at the back of the cabin), the interior is very quiet. With the top down and the windows lowered, it’s not all that windy, either, and even the coldest nights are tamed by the terrific heater and the heated seats (a must-have in a convertible).

The base price on the Spyder RWD is $160,000 but, luckily for me, the optionpicker blessed me with the Carbon Exterior Package (carbon accents in several places — $4,800), the Premium Package (special B&O sound system, beautiful leather accents — $4,500), the Sport Exhaust Package (choice of sounds, different exhaust pipes and tips, and special steering wheel — $3,600) and a few more goodies, which brought the price of “my” ride to $189,690.

Is it worth it? I sure think so as you get a great design, terrific performance, flexibility in how aggressive or laid-back you want your ride to be at any given moment and the convenience of a quick-change convertible top. I’m sold. @hauteauto HAUTE LIVING 33

Square Bang Unico All Black

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+Hublot Square Bang Unico All Black

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PHOTOS COURTESY OF ALEX TEUSCHER PHOTOGRAPHY

FOR HUBLOT, A NEW SHAPE HAS TAKEN FORM AT WATCHES &

Wonders: square. Hublot revealed its own interpretation of the square watch for the first time through the Maison’s iconic Big Bang watch, creating the Square Bang Unico in five new models.

“The square watch is a very specific object that most watchmakers dare not tackle. This is a divisive, disruptive, and unconventional shape that no one has known how to rework for decades: It was just waiting for us!” notes Ricardo Guadalupe, CEO of Hublot. “Hublot decided to get to grips with the shape in order to explore its power and create a totally unique timepiece.”

The five 42mm models range from solid titanium, black ceramic, King Gold, and titanium or King Gold blend with a black ceramic bezel. Each model comes with a black rubber strap and a folding clasp in the same material as the case. These original designs beat to the rhythm of the HUB1280 Unico Manufacture movement, a 354-component automatic chronograph set at 4Hz (28,800 vib/h).

Most notably, the Square Bang Unico All Black is limited to just 250 pieces as the only special, limited edition of the new collection. The new Square Bang Unico marks the start of an exciting exploratory era for Hublot.

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Annual Calendar Time Travel Ref. 5326G-001

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TO END OUR TIME AT WATCHES AND WONDERS, WE SAVED

the best for last: Patek Philippe. While the full range of new timepieces was nothing shy of impressive, the Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Time Travel Ref. 5326G-001 stunned most as they were able to get a closer look during the intimate presentation. Patek Philippe combined two signature complications into a single watch for the first time in history: its patented Annual Calendar and its Travel Time dual-time display.

The model travels back in time to incorporate a vintage look with a charcoal gray dial with refined gradation with a subtle granular texture, reminiscent of the exterior case on old photo cameras. Yet, it is catapulted into the modern era of watchmaking with the new 41mm white-gold case that houses the new, groundbreaking self-winding movement. Protected by eight patents, the exclusive mechanical movement combines both the Annual Calendar and the Travel Time mechanisms in the same case. In the new caliber 31-260 PS QA LU FUS 24H movement, the Annual Calendar is controlled by the Travel Time function, and it is the local-time hour wheel that drives the calendar.

Embodying the essence of Patek Philippe’s unparalleled approach to watchmaking, Ref. 5326G-001 Annual Calendar Travel Time stands as a testament to exceptional artistry and sophisticated design. The timepiece is fitted with a beige calfskin leather strap that can be changed out to a black calfskin strap embossed with a fabric pattern. @hautetime HAUTE LIVING 37

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this year’s Watches & Wonders. In true Roger Dubuis style, it was an uncommon experience, with 528 screens that presented a show that took roughly two months to perfect. The wow factor of the presentation set the stage for Dubuis’ latest creations — the Excalibur Monobalancier and Knights of the Round Table Monotourbillon/X timepiece.

The Knights of the Round Table collection combines traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design creating an utterly unique lineup of timepieces. The 8th edition of the Monotourbillon takes the collection’s name to heart by incorporating the equalizing round table in the timepiece’s design. Twelve knights, cast in pink gold 750/1000, are strategically placed around the center of the watch fighting against the forces of gravity with their micro-sculpted shields — ultimately speaking to the great legend of King Arthur.

Within the circular design is an entirely new time-telling experience as two gold markers are integrated into the design of the translucent-purple Murano glass blocks, which requires a remarkable eight layers of décor around the dial while the 4mm pink gold case is sealed by a notched bezel. While all Dubuis’ watches are meticulously created with bold details, this new edition pushes beyond the boundaries of hyper horology.

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+ Rolex

THE NEW ROLEX GMT-MASTER II, A HIGHLY ANTICIPATED

launch, sent shock waves through the fair. First, the timepiece introduces a new colorway pairing for a Rolex GMT: green and black. And second, it is a left-handed model — also known as a “destro” — as the crown and the crown guard are positioned on the left side of the watch case and meant for those who wear their watch on the right wrist.

Aside from those two significant distinctions, this timepiece adheres to the GMT-Master II design and performance codes. It features a two-color monobloc Cerachrom bezel, a crystal case fitted with a Cyclops lens for easy date reading, and an Oyster bracelet paired with the patented Oysterlock folding safety clasp as well as the Superlative Chronometer certification that

ensures excellent performance on the wrist.

The latest version is also equipped with calibre 3285, a movement at the forefront of watchmaking technology, enabling it to display the hours, minutes, seconds, date, and an additional time zone in 24-hour format. Originally designed as a navigation tool for professionals traveling around the globe, the GMT-Master became the watch of choice for adventureseekers, which then evolved into the GMT-Master II that introduced a movement that allowed the hour hand to be set independently of the other hands in 1982. And today, the new GMT-Master II embodies the same spirit of exploration while being a pioneer in the industry.

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Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II

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Kodo Constant-Force Tourbillon SLGT003

GRAND SEIKO ARRIVED IN GENEVA THIS YEAR WITH

major news: The brand would be revealing its first mechanical complication in its history. For the first time in horological history, the Grand Seiko Kodo Constant-Force Tourbillon combines a constant-force mechanism and a tourbillon into one unit on a single axis, creating a new rhythmic heartbeat. Kodo, which means “heartbeat” in Japanese, is symbolic of the motion of the new mechanism because of its innovative movement. In the heart of the watch, the movement delivers a level of stable accuracy unprecedented for Grand Seiko.

The Kodo is a true testament to the unparalleled craftsmanship of Grand Seiko as the production, from the inception to the final glorious manifestation, took a decade to perfect. Each of the 340 components of the caliber was meticulously reexamined, redesigned, and reengineered for production, resulting in Caliber 9ST1 — setting a new standard of accuracy, after each movement was evaluated for a 34-day testing criteria, testing for 48 hours in 6 positions and three temperatures.

There’s no denying that the groundbreaking integration of the two mechanisms creates a stunning visual effect. The inner tourbillon carriage rotates smoothly as the balance steadily vibrates at 8-beats per second, and the outer constant-force

carriage follows its rotation at exact 1-second intervals. The constant-force carriage has a ruby on one of its arms, which acts as a small second hand, and the hour hand has an extra facet at its tip to enhance its readability. The case is constructed from Platinum 950 and Grand Seiko’s Brilliant Hard Titanium to achieve optimal, lasting luster, and the case back is made with sapphire crystal, revealing the movement’s finishing and intricate construction. The timepiece is designed with an extremely durable calf strap that has been hand-painted with Urushi lacquer in a multi-coating process that gives the strap a delicate sheen.

Perhaps one of the buzziest timepieces of Watches & Wonders, the new Grand Seiko watch completely stole the show. @hautetime HAUTE LIVING 41

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Constantin LUXURY WATCHMAKER, VACHERON CONSTANTIN,

looked to the past this year to create a modern masterpiece.

Making history — again — Constantin presented a contemporary re-edition of the 37mm-diameter 222 “Jumbo,” the legendary timepiece from the 1970s. The 1977 “Jumbo” marked a significant moment for the brand as it was Constantin’s foray into designing sportier yet sophisticated timepieces. “Above and beyond its status as an icon, the 222 watch is a wonderful tribute to the work of our designers and engineers and an illustration of their ability to perpetuate the avant-garde spirit of our Maison,” noted Louis Ferla, CEO of Vacheron Constantin.

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at 5 o’clock made of polished Pd150 white gold and soldered onto the flat base of the case. As we got up close in Geneva, the new timepiece offers a few subtle changes that incorporate the latest technical advances: the movement now operates at 4Hz for the utmost precision, the caseback is open to reveal the inhouse, self-winding Calibre 2455/2, and the date window has been significantly offset from the outer rim of the dial to enhance legibility. The reimagined Historiques 222 is also finished with a sleek vertical-satin-brushed crown and bracelet, a circular satinfinished bezel and polished hour-markers, and the hand-chamfered gear trains and bridges are adorned with a Côtes de Genève motif.

It is often noted that some of the most remarkable timepieces are often inspired by revisiting history, and Vacheron Constantin proved the sentiment this year by reviving the spirit of the Historiques collection.

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Historiques 222

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HOT SUMMER STAYS WHERE TO SOAK UP THE SUN IN LUXURY THIS SEASON

BY LAURA SCHREFFLER

VICEROY RIVIERA MAYA

Viceroy Riviera Maya, just outside of Playa del Carmen, is a special place. Think: private villas on the edge of the rainforest, sultry breezes, swaying palm trees, brilliant, gemstone-blue water lapping at your feet, and seven miles of white-sand beachfront, home to the world’s second biggest coral reef. All 41 residence-like villas — all with jungle views — are thoughtfully designed with secluded outdoor showers, private plunge pools, hammocks, and patios with chaise lounges, with luxurious touches like full-size ROIL and Natura Bissé bath products, Italian linen bathrobes and slippers, and Bose sound systems. The elegantly designed, ocean-accessible, 1,700-squarefoot Beachfront Villas are the standouts here thanks to those aforementioned views, deep soaking tubs, and personal majordomo (butler) who provides a nightly aroma-therapeutic turndown service, a pillow menu, and a hand-made soap concierge. Yes, you read that right. There’s also two great restaurants, including the fine dining concept La Marea, which is now helmed by the exciting young cook, Julio Cesar Chavez , and an awardwinning spa in WAYAK, which specializes in the ancient Mayan traditions native to the area. On that front, quite uniquely, the resort also has its own resident shaman who prepares and dries herbs from an on-site garden for personalized treatments. Water sports are naturally on offer, including diving and snorkeling, private yacht and catamaran charters, and even a dolphin discovery area. Cenote tours and romantic, candlelit beach respites, featuring floral arrangements and tiki torches in a private seaside palapa are just part of what makes the Viceroy so special, but you’ll really have to see it for yourself to experience the true breadth of its magic.

Playa Xcalacoco Frac 7 Riviera Maya, 77710 Playa del Carmen, Q.R., Mexico

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French Polynesia is a massive area, comprising some 118 islands (roughly the size of Europe) and sometimes, one wants for more than a dedicated beach vacation. Fair enough — whatever floats your boat, right? Which is why it would be remiss not to mention the wild allure of Moorea, an island known for its beautiful beaches and volcanic mountains, lush green cliffs, waterfalls, rainforest hiking trails, and the spirit of adventure. For those who want that untamed, surrounded-by-nature vibe, but still want to sleep on Egyptian cotton in an overwater bungalow, the French-owned Sofitel Kia Ora Moorea offers that happy medium — and you’ll be happy there, indeed. The resort is located on a secluded, picture-perfect slice of white-sand beach on Temae, the longest of the islands, within a protected marine area, dotted by 113 luxurious bungalows built over the water, on the beachfront, or amid landscaped gardens. Our pick: a luxury horizon overwater bungalow that offers unobstructed views of the lagoon, a private solarium, glass floor viewing panels, and private terraces and sundecks. But it’s the local partnerships that make this resort so remarkable.

The powers that be work with the best of the best on island, whether it’s learning how to make home remedies or flower crowns with local Yvette León, ATV’ing up Magic Mountain, a dance party on a private motu with Temoana Tours, or snorkeling with sharks and stingrays. On property, there are just as many special offerings, from outrigger canoeing to private dinners at K, a beachfront restaurant under a cathedral ceiling made with Kahaia wood from the Tuamotu atolls, to spa treatments utilizing natural exotic ingredient such as raw-organic coconut body oil, zesty orange, sweet vanilla, fruity mango, or even avocado at Le Jardin Spa & Beauty. Here, you’re truly in for a tropical treat.

Moorea-Maiao 98728, French Polynesia

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There are few places in the world that are as magical as Bora Bora, and if you’re looking for a dedicated, luxurious island getaway where the only thing you have to do is decide which cocktail to order with dinner, then the breathtaking Conrad Bora Bora Nui is the place for you. A first-class flight on festive Air Tahiti Nui to Papeete, French Polynesia’s capital, gets you in the mood for your island adventure. Recover from your long plane ride with a night at the new Hilton Hotel Tahiti, the only five-star property on the island, or jump on a hopper flight to the Bora Bora airport, from where you’ll take a private resort pontoon or a direct flight to the hotel that lands on a floating helipad. From there, it’s pure hedonism all the way thanks to white-sand beaches, awe-inspiring sunsets, and overnight stays in majestic overwater bungalows dotted with traditional Polynesian décor (the crème de la crème of which is the 3,229-square-foot, two-story Presidential Bungalow which features two bedrooms, three bathrooms, an infinity pool overlooking the ocean, whirlpools, sunbeds, a bar and lounge area, and three terraces). Service here is next-level, whether that’s through the new five-star host butler service that help with your packing and unpacking, resort tours, shoe and flip-flop care and repair, morning beverage delivery, and even tutorials on how to properly style and wear a Tahitian pareo. At the superior hilltop Hina Spa, which is embedded into a volcano and overlooks the lagoon, traditional Polynesian treatments as well as a new partnership with French skincare brand Biologique Recherche are on offer. On the culinary tip, there are delectable dining concepts, such as a catered champagne picnic lunch on the private inlet of Motu Tapu; a traditional Polynesian fire dance dinner; and a floating canoe breakfast. The resort also features an overwater lounge and swimup pool bar, a fitness center, tennis court, golf simulator, educational experiences revolving around the local manta rays with a dedicated on-site marine biologist, and all the kayaking, snorkeling, scuba diving, and paddle-boarding you can handle.

BP502 Vaitape Bora Bora 98730, French Polynesia

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It’s a common misconception that Ibiza is all party, all the time. While that’s true to some extent, it’s also a great place to relax, regroup, wine, and dine. At Ibiza Gran Hotel, steps away from the Bay of Ibiza across from Dalt Vila (the city’s old town) in Talamanca., you can do both. Yes, it’s steps away from Pacha, the ultimate superclub, but it’s also an oasis of art, fine dining, and pampering. To start, stay in the Gran Suite Isla Blanca, which looms over the bay in its majestic opulence thanks to a private terrace, sundeck, heated hydro-massage swimming pool, steam shower, private kitchen, cocktail bar, and wine cellar, with butler service, private chefs, personal trainers, and Bentley airport transfers on request. It’s home to two exceptional restaurants, Downtown Ibiza by Giuseppe Cipriani, defined by 1960s décor, delectable Italian fare, and one heck of an aperitif hour; and the fusion of Mediterranean meets Kaiseki cuisine at the newly minted, Michelin-starred La Gaia by Óscar Molina, and, for the first time ever, a one-year residency from global brand, Zuma, as well as ASAL from chef Mario Sandoval. The new restaurants will be accompanied by the new late-night venue Club Chinois, courtesy of the team at the world-famous Mayfair London eatery, Park Chinois. Add in the stylings of Open Spa, a den of relaxation with hydromassage pools (jets, cascades, and swan-neck fountains), a plunge pool, Turkish bath, a Finnish sauna, aroma and contrast showers, saline inhalation bath and a relaxation zone with heated beds, and we’d say you’re more than ready for Pacha, Amnesia, Privilege, and so much more.

Passeig Joan Carles I, 17, 07800 Eivissa, Illes Balears, Spain

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Nestled along an idyllic, white-powder stretch of Godahl Beach, Mandarin Oriental, Canouan offers the ultimate in barefoot luxury. Located in the heart of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, this elegant property is comprised of luxurious colonial-style suites and villas — including the pièce de résistance, a four-bedroom, hilltop villa — a nearly 5,900-foot illuminated runway for private planes, and five square miles of lush, tropical terrain that includes a championship, 18-hole, Fazio-designed golf course, superyacht marina, picturesque white-sand beaches and the largest natural coral reef in the Caribbean.

You can do as much or as little as you like here, and it’s all at your beck and call: five dining options, a beach-side infinity pool, three night-lit tennis courts, a fully equipped fitness center, and even a kids club. For those who really want to relax, the spa is where it’s at, with three-hour treatments available in an ultra-private, overwater spa bungalow that also include a boat transfer and treats. Where do we sign up?

Carenage Bay, Canouan Island VC0450, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

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Round Hill is often named one of the best hotels in the world for a reason: It manages to embrace the true, “don’t worry about a thing” Montego Bay vibe in the most decadent of ways. This 100-acre waterfront resort is full of it all: luxurious, individually designed villas and boutique oceanfront rooms — all designed by Ralph Lauren — award-winning seaside dining, and an exquisite spa that lies nestled in a lush tropical hillside along a private bay of turquoise Caribbean waters. But first, the villas: As designed by the Polo Pony and regarded as some of the finest in Jamaica, each includes a private pool surrounded by lush, secluded tropical landscaping;made-to-order breakfasts, specially prepared in the villa each morning;and a bespoke pillow menu, among other offerings. Its Spa at Round Hill follows suit with the upscale ethos, with wellness offerings, including transformative yoga in an open-air pavilion with sweeping views of the sea, an outdoor Vichy shower under a canopy of tropical foliage, and an extensive treatment menu focused on natural and indigenous influences, all set in an 18th-century plantation house by the sea. There’s a plethora of dining options as well, the highlight of which is modern Caribbean-focused fare courtesy of James Beard award-winning chef Martin Maginley, and all the activities you could possibly imagine, including river rafting, rum tasting, and waterfall hikes.

Don’t miss nearby attractions such as Glistening Waters, home to the largest and most brilliant bioluminescence lagoon in the world.

John Pringle Drive, Montego Bay, Jamaica

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If sultry sea breezes, the magic of the Mediterranean, and adults-only bliss/debauchery is your personal best, then Mallorca’s Hotel de Mar Gran Meliá should be at the top of your summertime bucket list. Every aspect of your stay is tailor-made for a complication-free, luxury vacation: Stay in the elegantly designed Royal Suite RedLevel — for Melia’s VIP guests — 1,100 square feet of indulgence with a whirlpool tub and sea views, two furnished private balconies, a rain shower, a lounge with its own fully equipped butler’s pantry, and a fully stocked mini-bar with your favorite must-have libations. Here, there are three restaurants: Perseo, which exudes 1950s Riviera-style glamour offering outdoor dining surrounded by pine trees with sea views;Arrels Restaurant By Marga Coll, which offers incredible 5-course gastronomic breakfasts and 7-course evening tasting menus; and Bardot, a glorious spot named in homage to French icon Brigitte Bardot; two outdoor pools, the Sky Pool and the main pool overlooking the sea at Bardot, the hotel Pool Club, with an exclusive area with Bali beds and a sundeck by the sea;and the beautiful SPA by Clarins with treatments aplenty as well as its own water ritual thermal circuit. And finally, the team here creates experiences. Whether that’s a special journey to the Miró Mallorca Fundació, where Catalan artist Joan Miró created his best works, capped by a five-stage breakfast made by chef Marga Coll in a private, reserved part of the museum; a private boat and airplane adventure with a guided visit to local Ferrer and Ribas winery; olive oil tasting by the Tramuntana; or a luxury shopping excursion in a chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royce to Palma’s most exclusive shopping district (with stops at Louis Vuitton, Mulberry, and Escada), followed by lunch, dinner, and desserts, everything you’ve dreamed about in an upscale summer vacation can truly be yours.

Paseo de las Illetas, 7 07184 Majorca - Illetas

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Built on a rocky peninsula high above the picturesque French town of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, known for its 10th-century medieval castle and ancient Vallonnet caves, whose rich legacy of patrons includes the likes of Coco Chanel, Dali, Picasso, and Jean Cocteau, rests The Maybourne Riviera, the new, strikingly modernist hotel from the upscale Maybourne Hotel Group, operators of Claridge’s, The Connaught, and The Berkeley in London, and The Maybourne Beverly Hills in Los Angeles. With dramatic panoramic views of the coastline that take in Cap-Martin and Italy to the west and Monte Carlo to the east, it’s a prime location for this Jean-Michel Wilmotte-designed, 69-room resort (all of which have spectacular views of the sea), set on restored ancient gardens with walled-in walkways, citrus orchards, and a seasonal herb garden. It’s a collaborative project in many ways: The Maybourne has partnered with artists, designers, and architects, including Andre Fu, Bryan O’Sullivan, Marcelo Joulia, Pierre Yovanovitch, and Rigby & Rigby to create singular spaces while also working with local artisans to create bespoke art, glassware, ceramics, and furnishings. Similarly, the culinary offerings are, one might say, a perfect pairing, helmed by two of the world’s best chefs: Ceto and the Riviera Restaurant, courtesy of Mauro Colagreco of three-Michelin star Mirazur, in nearby Menton, and past holder of the No. 1 position in the World’s 50 Best Restaurants, as well as Haute Living culinary ambassador Jean-Georges Vongerichten, the man behind the Pool Bar & Terrace and the soon-to-be-opened Jean-Georges at The Maybourne Riviera. Japanese chef Hiro Sato is also set to bring his worldclass sushi to the property soon, while executive pastry chef Benoit Dutreige is responsible for the sweet treats offered at the very British afternoon tea.

Guests of the hotel have exclusive access to the chic Maybourne Riviera Beach Club nearby and will be transported there from the hotel (or to Roquebrune-Cap-Martin and Monte Carlo) by open-top bespoke biminis, decorated in the hotel’s signature lemon and white stripes, which are just as lovely as the property’s mosaic pavements, André Fu-designed spa, and outdoor infinity pool built into the rock with signature orange sunbeds overlooking the ever-changing panorama of distant sailboats.

1551 Rte de la Turbie, 06190 Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France

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HÔTEL MARTINEZ

There are few places more glamorous to enjoy some fun in the sun than the historic Hôtel Martinez in Cannes, home of the storied Cannes Film Festival. This centurial institution, which faces the Mediterranean Sea and the Lérins Islands, underwent a major facelift in 2018 but has retained its Roaring Twenties vibe in a modern, utterly compelling way that truly embraces the hedonistic French Riviera lifestyle. Architect Pierre-Yves Rochon, who initially sketched plans for the hotel’s signature La Palme d’Or restaurant in 1985, was enlisted to re-create its well-recognized Art Deco style throughout, including the white marble, light-filled lobby, glass-enclosed elevator with views to the sea and beyond, and the refreshed guest rooms highlighted in yachting style with white lacquer furniture and splashes of sky blue or pale yellow throughout, nods to the land of sea and sun. The most recent updates to the property are its penthouse apartments, which have been named in honor of legendary French actress Isabelle Huppert and Cannes Film Festival director Thierry Frémaux. The former is decorated in light shades of white and gold in a wide variety of textures, from leather to silk, with custom rugs dotting the simple, Cocteau-inspired décor, while the latter was designed as a masculine boudoir with bold furnishings in cooler tones, for a more refined, subdued style. From the bathroom resembling a celebrity dressing room to the black-and-white tiling recalling reel-to-reel film, it is truly an ode to the festival of yesteryear. Each penthouse has its signature scent as well, courtesy of Mane perfumer Julie Massé; Huppert’s with notes of tuberose from Grasse, Frémaux’s capturing his preferences in notes of cypress, cedar, and fig leaf. Michelin two-star chef Christian Sinicropi of the hotel’s La Palme d’Or restaurant is developing a special menu to be served in these apartments — akin to the special menu he prepares for the festival’s jury — for a complete experience that captures all the cinematic magic of Cannes. Don’t miss the extensive, globalinspired libations at Bar Martinez, where a truck offering 4,356 possible experiences of gin are available, as well as the refreshed beach club La Plage, with its ambiance of uncluttered luxury, a blend of Art Deco, Miami Beach, the yachting world, and the French Riviera. Newly revealed for summer is L’Oasis du Martinez, a lush, natural haven of peace and rejuvenation away from the hustle and bustle of Cannes with plants, a private swimming pool, its Spa by Carita, and a Technogym-equipped fitness area.

73 Bd de la Croisette, 06400 Cannes, France

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If there’s an actual heaven on earth, it looks a lot like Taormina, a stunning hilltop town on the east coast of Sicily known for its proximity to Mount Etna, an active volcano, sandy beaches leading out to the crystal blue sea, winding cobblestone streets, and Teatro Antico di Taormina, an ancient Greco-Roman theater that still runs to this day. Here, VRetreats owns and operates two five-star properties, both with an oceanic feel, though in distinctly different locations. The 76-room Mazzarò Sea Palace is located on one of the most storied coastlines in the Mediterranean, with its own private beach, exclusive to hotel guests, state-of-the-art wellness center, an elevated Sicilian eatery in Il Gattopardo, and luxe pool suites with heated plunge pools. Elegantly minimalist sister resort Atlantis Bay, meanwhile, is situated on Baia delle Sirene, or Mermaids Bay, set amongst the romantic alleyways of Taormina. Speaking of romance, that’s found in spades here, from candlelit dinners at its Iccocampo restaurant to craft cocktails and bottles of Sicilian vino at the Dioniso bar, an homage to — what else — Dionysus, the god of wine. The activities are pretty stellar at Atlantis as well, and include The Godfather tour — where guests ride around in a vintage Fiat 500 and relive scenes from Francis Ford Coppola’s iconic 1972 film, which was shot locally; hiking excursions up Mount Etna and body rafting to the Alcantara Gorge; and explorations of the Isola Bella, Grotta Azzurra, Naxos Gardens, and Castle of Sant’Alessio, all aboard an elegant yacht. See? Heaven on earth.

Via Nazionale, 147, 98030 and Via Nazionale, 161, 98030, Taormina ME, Italy

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THROUGH ROSECOLORED GLASSES This summer season, Louis Vuitton’s most recognizable accessories are making a splash, from the explosion of vibrant pinks in the Capucines, Petite Malle, and Dauphine handbags to the electric yellow, monogram-embossed Coussin handbag.

Whether you’re making an entrance with the Twist bag’s bold gradient strap or with one of the exotic Capucines, Louis Vuitton’s signature styles have been reimagined through the rose-colored glasses of summer.

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THIS YEAR MARKS THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF LOUIS VUITTON’S OBJETS NOMADES — A COLLECTION OF TRAVEL-INSPIRED FURNITURE AND OBJECTS THAT CELEBRATE THE ART OF LIVING AND THE MAISON’S DEDICATION TO MODERN DESIGN.

BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE

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Bomboca Sofa by Fernando & Humberto Campana and Blossom Stool by Tokujin Yoshioka

In 2012, Louis Vuitton first presented the design phenomenon that is Objets Nomades, and in homage to Vuitton’s matchless artistry and pioneering ideas, Objets Nomades celebrates the house’s iconic innovations dating back to the mid-19th century, such as the iconic Bed Trunk or Wardrobe Trunk. Today, the Objets Nomades collection continues to drive the luxury fashion Maison in the world of contemporary design with thought-provoking pieces through collaborations with renowned artists and designers.

Since its inception, the collection has expanded into dozens of limited edition objects. From the creation of the Bomboca sofa by Fernando & Humberto Campana in 2017 to the Cosmic Table by Raw Edges in 2021, Haute Living offers an exclusive introduction to some of the signature pieces from the collection to reveal the premier craftsmanship, diligence, and extraordinary manifestation that goes into their creation.

Top row (left to right): Blossom Vase Transparent, Raw Edges Cosmic Table, Edges Dolls, Atelier Biagetti Anemona Table Bottom row (left to right) Raw Edges Dolls, Atelier Biagetti Anemona Table, Fernando & Humberto Campana Bomboca Sofa, Raw Edges Cosmic Table

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Created by the esteemed design-artist duo, Alberto Biagetti and Laura Baldassari, the Anemona Table embodies their deep connection to the Adriatic Sea near their hometown of Ravenna and the billowing movement of costumes at La Scala in their current residence in Milan.

Intricately designed with a beveled glass top large enough to seat 12, its base is covered with rich natural-colored leather on the outside juxtaposed with a contrasting deep-blue Louis Vuitton color on the inside. The Anemona now comes in multiple colorways, in addition to blue.

“We wanted to create an experiential object that suggested a journey more psychological than physical. We did not want to create a portable object; on the contrary, we wanted the object to transport us. So we thought about a table — the domestic object par excellence — because it brings people together; it is convivial and inspires the telling of stories and sharing of tales. Then we thought about the sea, the very symbol of freedom but also the setting for important forms of nomadism today. Our table emerges from the waves into the home as a symbol of hospitality, refuge, and peace.” — Atelier Biagetti

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Tokujin Yoshioka’s Blossom Vase, inspired by the classic Louis Vuitton flower on the Monogram pattern, is a smooth swirl of beautiful glass handcrafted by master glassblowers in Murano, Italy. A faithful adherence to the Maison’s renowned artisanship was at the forefront of his creation for the Japanese artist and designer.

“My impression of Louis Vuitton is the quality and artistry cultivated in the brand’s long history. I [wanted to] reinterpret their philosophy to create a work that travels through history and [into] the future with my expression and techniques and expresses [that] new journey through time. I always try to invent something beyond forms. I wanted to create something iconic that strongly symbolizes the philosophy of Louis Vuitton, and I created an object that is universal and timeless.” — Tokujin Yoshioka

“We liked the challenge of working on a collection of collapsible objects. Usually, the focus is on how to make collapsible objects very small and flat. In this project, we mostly focused on how to make them look large, surprising, and with real presence when they are expanded. In this case, we started with the armchair, which is the most challenging, then applied the comfort, foldability, strength, and finally, the mechanism to the table and the light shade, and now for the new collection also for the shelves.” — Raw Edges

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Complex in their geometry, Raw Edges’ Dolls consist of a base, shell, and seat meant to be dressed individually, making them unique to their owner. The bases, covered with fabric or leather, are topped with the shell and seat elements, all inspired by diverse cultures, heritage, and folk crafts around the globe.

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“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.” — Raw Edges @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 69

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The Bomboca sofa, designed by the Campana brothers, embodies their design journey of collaborating with Louis Vuitton materials and exploring the Louis Vuitton universe. Named after sweets served at weddings and children’s parties in Brazil and meaning “very good,” the modular sofa was originally inspired by cloud shapes and colorful round sea apples, and the cushions — in fabric or leather — can even be used separately as poufs.

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Dolls by Raw Edges, Diamond Vase by Marcel Wanders & Gabriele Chiave, Origami Flowers by Atelier Oï, Blossom Stool by Tokujin Yoshioka and Totem floral by Damien Langlois‑Meurinne

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Consider this your official invitation to summer. Maria Grazia Chiuri, creative director of Dior’s women’s haute couture, ready-to-wear, and accessories collections, has mastered the art of summer dressing by reinventing the whimsical Dioriviera summer capsule collection this season. The collection captures the carefree essence of warm weather holidays through its playful silhouettes and beach-approved accessories designed in the house’s signature prints — toile de Jouy and the bayadère stripes — in a vibrant palette of blues, pinks, and oranges. From relaxing under the Dior Maison parasol to catching a wave on the Christian Dior surfboard, Haute Living steps into the Dior dream at Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa — one of the many destinations the Dioriviera collection will grace this summer — with director, designer, creator, and DJ Vashtie Kola.

PHOTOGRAPHY MARK SQUIRES STYLIST DAVIAN LAIN FASHION DIRECTOR ADRIENNE FAUROTE HAIR STYLIST LEONARDO MANETTI, SEE MANAGEMENT MAKEUP ARTIST RAUL OTERO USING DIOR BEAUTY MODEL VASHTIE KOLA PHOTO ASSISTANT DUNCAN MELLOR SHOT ON LOCATION AT GURNEY’S MONTAUK RESORT & SEAWATER SPA ALL CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES BY DIOR ALL BEAUTY DIOR BEAUTY

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Left and below: Chanel Cruise 2022/23’s special film directed by Sofia and Roman Coppola

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CHANEL CRUISE 2022/23

Set against the beautiful backdrop of Monte Carlo, Chanel held its Cruise 2022/23 fashion show in early May, embodying the joie de vivre of summer living and glamorous getaways. For Virginie Viard, the creative director of Chanel, Monte Carlo couldn’t have been more perfect. “To me, Monaco is a matter of feelings, above all.

From very early on, I knew we would hold a show there, and more precisely at the Beach Hotel. Besides, Karl was dreaming about it. From this magnificent venue, one can glimpse his villa, La Vigie,” explains Viard. This season is teeming with Chanel cruise classics like bright-colored tweed sets, swimsuits, and summer whites. A sporty atmosphere, but not only — there are [many] tweed or silk jumpsuits lined with light terry cloth... many sequins and flower-shaped embroidered plastrons adorning thinly striped long shirt-dresses with white high collars — a nod to Karl — a sequined midnight blue dress, or backless tops worn over wide-cut trousers,” says Viard.

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On June 16, Dior will unveil its 2023 cruise collection designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri, in the iconic Plaza de España, in Seville, Spain. Honoring the long-standing relationship between Dior and Spain — and more specifically, Andalusia — the collection will display the craftsmanship and culture through the creativity of local artists and artisans.

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The Chanel Cruise 2022/23 runway show took place in Monaco

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Louis Vuitton made history this season: The brand was the first to stage a fashion show at the Salk Institute in La Jolla, California, overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The show took place as dusk beautifully backlit the runway and set the mood for the reveal of Nicolas Ghesquière’s collection. “I wanted the clothes to be like reflections, a point of contact between light and people,” says Ghesquière. The sun played a leading role in the Cruise 2023 collection as the bountiful light of the West Coast created prisms across shimmering silhouettes, while the looks designed with natural materials gave the illusion of a metallic palette.

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FROM LOUIS VUITTON’S FABLED SHOW IN LA JOLLA AND CHANEL’S LUXURIOUS ESCAPE TO MONTE CARLO TO DIOR’S UPCOMING SHOW IN THE STUNNING PLAZA DE ESPAÑA IN SEVILLE, THESE CRUISE COLLECTIONS ARE SUMMER-PERFECT.

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The Dior Cruise 2023 show will take place in Seville

The Louis Vuitton Cruise 2023 runway show took place in La Jolla, California

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Surgeries, Sunburns, and Scars

Sunseekers beware: These procedures require that you stay out of the sun.

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REANA MYERS, CAREAGA PLASTIC SURGERY | BODY | MIAMI/FORT LAUDERDALE

One of the most frequent questions that I get from patients is whether they can get sun exposure after their nonsurgical procedures. When it comes to injectables, sun exposure is not contraindicated unless you have significant bruising and so patients are always advised to wear sunscreen.

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and after treatment. Some examples of these treatments are all lasers, such as IPL, fractional and CO2, micro-needling, and PRP treatments.

DR. ROBERT VITOLO | BREAST | NEW YORK

It’s not really about staying out of the sun. It’s about getting a sunburn.

Staying out of the sun is not necessary for everyone. The reason we say stay out of the sun is that most people do not know how to use sunblock properly. The only procedure that requires sun blockage is a laser ablation, where we resurface the skin using a laser that removes the top layer of your skin and creates a scab. After a week, the scab comes off and under the scab is a new skin. You do not want to expose the new pink skin to the sun until your skin color returns to normal. The new skin is pink because all the dead skin was removed and now it’s the equivalent of brand-new baby skin, but it’s pink.

The skin contains melanocyte cells that contain the pigment melanin. When the pigment cells are exposed to the sun it stimulates melanocytes, which then causes the skin to develop excess color thus turning the skin tan to brown. To prevent this from occurring, patients need a sunblock with an SPF of 50 or higher, it is also recommended to wear a large brim hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen (even at home) after a facial laserbrasion.

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IT’S TIME FOR YOUR LASER TREATMENT, BODY CONTOURING

procedure, or the facelift you’ve always dreamed of. Before procedure day, you go for a consultation at which your surgeon lays down the ground rules, the crucial piece being: Stay out of the sun. But how exactly do you do that when the sun’s ultraviolet rays are ever present, you wonder?

Whether you are driving or walking in for your consultation, you are susceptible to the strength of the sun and its effects on your skin. What procedures require you to avoid the sun before and after? Why? What happens if you don’t stay out of the sun?

Here, our Haute Beauty experts give the lowdown on what’s fact, fiction, and just plain wrong as you continue your quest for beautiful, blemish-free skin.

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DR. BRIAN K. MACHIDA | FACE | LOS ANGELES

It’s important to stay out of the sun before and after fractional CO2 laser resurfacing due to the risk of pigment change after surgery. Plus, we usually prescribe a bleaching cream prior to surgery so sun exposure should be avoided while getting this pre-op treatment.

DR. KIRAN GILL | BODY | NAPLES

I tell my patients to avoid the sun after any facial surgery I perform that involves exposed skin, including the face, eyes, and neck areas, because sun/UV exposure can affect healing, recovery, and results. It’s also a good rule of thumb to avoid exposure before surgery to maintain skin integrity, which is needed to support the healing process. Part of the recovery conversation I have with patients is that some inflammation is normal after surgery, but sun exposure can make it more pronounced, resulting in excess swelling, bruising, and a longer healing time. Sun exposure can also increase melanin production in the incision lines, making scars more visible.

DR. OLIVER CHANG | BRAZILIAN BUTT LIFT | MIAMI/FORT LAUDERDALE

For the most part, staying out of the sun before and after surgery is a standard. This, of course, varies from surgeon preference, procedure type, body location, and whatever else the sun can potentially do to hinder the overall procedure. For my patients, preoperative sun exposure usually is limited weeks prior to prevent any sunburn to the area of surgery as well as to help maintain well-hydrated skin for better postoperative healing and overall hydration status, especially for body contouring procedures.

Postoperatively, sun exposure should be limited due to swelling, bruising, and tanning of any of these areas from surgery, which could potentially lead to permanent darkening. I advise my patients to avoid direct sun exposure to any scar or incision for up to a year postoperatively to achieve the maximum scar quality, making the scar as light and faint as possible. Always wear sunscreen/sunblock throughout the body, stay well hydrated, and properly cover all surgical sites postoperatively to stay safe and achieve the best results.

DR. JEFFREY LEE | BREAST AUGMENTATION | BOSTON

Laser resurfacing is the one procedure that I require patients to be out of the sun before and after. Sun exposure can cause your skin to increase its pigment production, which can lead to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in treated areas. While scars can be 100 percent protected from UV rays, larger treated areas like the whole face and neck cannot.

Sunscreen is good but not good enough, so I generally recommend being out of the sun completely for two weeks prior to and four weeks after an aggressive laser resurfacing procedure. Surgical scars are equally important to keep out of the sun and my recommendation is to always double cover. This means, underwear and shirt/pants, or bathing suit and Band-Aid/tape. This ensures that 100% of the UV rays are blocked and that the scar will not darken.

DR. DAISY AYIM | BODY | HOUSTON

Summer is fast approaching, and clients want to enjoy the beautiful weather. However, we advise anyone who chooses to have a chemical peel or morpheus8 radiofrequency micro-needling in our practice to

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stay away from the sun. This is so important to avoid skin damage since both procedures alter the skin layer to improve appearance, texture, and color. Furthermore, this makes the skin vulnerable to sun rays even with sunscreen usage that may lead to complications from sun exposure such as skin burn, scarring, and photoaging.

NATALIE HASSELL, DR. SAMUEL LIN | NOSE | BOSTON

Before a procedure or surgery, it is especially important to limit sun exposure and use sun protection to avoid burning, irritating, or inflaming the skin. The length and importance of sun avoidance after a procedure varies. For some in-office procedures, such as chemical peels or laser hair removal, sun avoidance is recommended for the first days/weeks after treatment when your skin may be extra-sensitive. It is also best to avoid sun exposure before laser hair removal, as it is most effective on untanned skin.

Injectables like Botox or fillers generally do not require sun avoidance, but may be advised to help limit any swelling. Staying out of the sun is important for optimal healing and avoiding skin pigment changes after any surgery that results in scars that may be exposed to sunlight.

DR. SACHIN SHRIDHARANI | BODY | NEW YORK

Procedures that create vulnerability in a temporary capacity to the skin require individuals to avoid sunlight. These noninvasive procedures include but are not limited to lasers treatments, chemical peels, and aggressive micro-needling and energy-based treatments. For almost any surgery, it is important to avoid sunlight to the affected area post-surgery.

Scar tissue is fragile, and its healing process and the remodeling phase of wound healing can take up to one year. Disruption due to sunburn or overexposed sunlight leads to hyperpigmentation and can impair the wound healing process.

In aesthetic plastic surgery, we see a seasonality with several different procedures. We joke that summer bodies are made in the winter... at LUXURGERY! For my patients receiving facelifts or blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), it is paramount to use aggressive amounts of sunblock if they intend on being exposed to the sun even two to three months after surgery in order to avoid the scar becoming reddened or more visible. Like everything in life, moderation is key even when soaking up vitamin D.

DR. RALPH GARRAMONE | BODY | FORT MYERS

The facelift, necklift, and CO2 laser are procedures where I ask patients to stay out of the sun both before and after surgery. The effects of any facial surgery are considered permanent but that doesn’t mean that new skin damage cannot occur.

One way that patients can protect facial skin is by avoiding sun exposure, it is important to keep the skin protected from sun damage. What many people do not know is that sun exposure can interfere with healing and increase the risk of complications after a surgical procedure.

I do recommend staying out of the sun completely during the first week of a facelift and necklift recovery. After the first week of recovery, patients are asked to avoid sun exposure as much as possible. It is especially important to protect the skin around incision sites. Areas where surgical incisions have been made should be kept out of the sun for the first year following facelift surgery. hauteliving.com/hautebeauty HAUTE LIVING

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Botox & Filler Fast Facts I HAVE WRINKLES. BOTOX. I WANT MY LIPS TO BE MORE DEFINED.

Fillers. I don’t like the fine lines by my eyes. Botox. I want to enhance the shallow contours of my face. Fillers. All customary uses of Botox and fillers, but is that all? As the gold standard of treatments in the world of aesthetic injections, there is a handful of uses that are misconstrued or simply unknown to the end-user. To get an overall scope on the benefits of both Botox and fillers, Haute Beauty expert Rachel Duke provides the fast facts.

BOTOX FAST FACTS

Botox is a purified protein.

Botox is a protein complex that is used to temporally relax muscles. It is derived from a neurotoxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum called botulinum toxin. Botox is a brand name. There are four different types marketed under different names that have all been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA): Botox, Xeomen, Jeuveau, and Dysport. The brand Botox is approved for use in 95 countries and has been the subject of more than 4,700 published studies, which makes it the most researched and one of the safest drugs available.

Botox is not just for wrinkles.

It is FDA-approved for three uses cosmetically and 12 uses medically. It can be used between the eyes, the forehead, and around the eyes. It is also

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common to be injected in the lower face and neck for improvement in wrinkles and skin texture. Medical uses included neck spasms, excessive sweating, overactive bladder, lazy eye, and migraine treatments. It’s been called “the drug that treats everything.”

Botox has been shown to treat depression.

Several studies show that depression was reported less with patients who were treated with Botox. Our emotions tend to be reflected in our facial expressions. So when we relax the facial muscles this connection is disrupted, showing no facial expressions of sadness or frowning. More recent research suggests that Botox can affect feedback from facial muscles to the brain that can alleviate negative emotions.

Botox treats muscles not skin.

Botox injections target muscles, not wrinkles. When injecting Botox, your provider is visualizing the muscles under your skin and how the muscle movements cause wrinkles to develop. For example, consider what happens if you crinkle or fold a piece of paper, folds and creases develop and cause wrinkles just like they do in normal muscle movements, especially in the upper face. So Botox can also have a preventive effect by relaxing muscle movements; it also keeps the wrinkles from getting worst or forming in the first place.

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After Botox & filler

Before filler in chin and jawline

After filler in chin and jawline

FILLER FAST FACTS

Fillers can stimulate collagen and fat.

Fillers can actually narrow and contour the face. There is a myth that fillers can make the face look fat or fuller. Yes, we are adding volume — one syringe of filler is only one fifth of a teaspoon — so even though several syringes may be added during a treatment, the total volume is actually small. It’s all about precise placement. When placed appropriately by a skilled injector, fillers can be used to contour the cheeks and jawline, minimizing the appearance of jowls and thinning the face.

Filler placement will change as you age.

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Fillers will not make your face look fat.

Not all fillers are created equal.

There are a slew of injectable fillers on the market. The most commonly used ones are hyaluronic acid. They are available as different-size molecules with different thickness and cohesivity or stickiness. Because of this the best fillers will be chosen by your provider depending on desired goals, needs, and outcomes. Certain fillers provide better volume replacement while others can provide a beautiful plump lip or can even soften fine lines, for instance.

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Renuva is an injection that, over time, is replaced with your body’s own fat.

This is a great option for patients who have suffered age-related volume loss or need significant volume replacement. Sculptra and Radiesse are both injectables that stimulate collagen production. The results with these products happen over time, so while you don’t get the instant gratification you do with hyaluronic acid fillers, you do achieve longer results.

More youthful patients usually desire fillers for contouring and definition.

At this time in life, fillers are used to help correct early signs of aging such as fat loss in cheeks or the early signs of nasolabial folds. More youthful patients may also desire a sharper contour to the face known as a “snatched” jawline or lip augmentation. When you become more mature, fillers can help add age-related volume loss. Not only will you require cheek fillers, but you may also need fillers in the temples and lower face for nasolabial folds and marionette lines. Filler placement can also help improve fine lines around the mouth and deflation in the lips. hauteliving.com/hautebeauty HAUTE LIVING

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Adriana Pinto-Torres & Tracy Ferrer Market: Hibiscus Island, FL Douglas Elliman Real Estate 786.493.1388 adriana@theaptteam.com | tracy@theaptteam.com theaptteam.com

Alex + Joe Team Market: Florida, Miami Beach Compass 305.712.6522 hello@alexandjoe.com alexandjoe.com

Alison Melton

Amy Land-de Wilde

Market: South Carolina, Hilton Head Island, Bluffton Charter One Realty

Market: St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands Coldwell Banker

843.290.3640 alison@luxelowcountry.com luxelowcountry.com

340.690.1213 amydewilde@coldwellbankervi.com teamlanddewilde@coldwellbankervi.com

Anca Mirsescu

Andrea Desy Edrei

Market: South Beach, Miami, FL Douglas Elliman Real Estate

Market: Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Main Line Black Label Keller Williams

1 305.349.3590 anca.mirescu@elliman.com elliman.com/ancamirescu

917.968.7848 andrea@blacklabelkw.com blacklabelkw.com

Anna Sherrill

Anne Hogan Perry

Market: Florida, South of Fifth ONE Sotheby’s International Realty

Market: Hawaii, Honolulu Compass

786.853.8484 asherrill@onesothebysrealty.com annasherrill.com

808.286.6474 annep@cbpacific.com annehoganperry.com

Anne M. Lusk

Audrey Ross

Lancaster, PA

Market: Gables Estates, Coral Gables, FL

717.271.9339 | 717.291.9101 anne.lusk@sothebysrealty.com annelusk.com/eng

305.206.4003 aross@miamirealestate.com www.miamirealestate.com

Barbara Van Dyke

Beth Dickerson

Market: Texas, Austin Compass

Market: Back Bay, Boston, Massachusetts Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty

512.431.2552 | 512.575.3644 barbara.vandyke@compass.com barbaravandyke.com

617.510.8565 dickersonre1@yahoo.com bethdickerson.com

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Brenda Wild

Brian Guiltinan

Market: Aspen, Colorado RE/MAX SIGNATURE

Market: California, San Diego The Guiltinan Group

970.379.2299 brenda.wild@remax-signature.com aspensignatureproperties.com

858.756.8770 brian@theguiltinangroup.com theguiltinangroup.com

Carlo Habet

Catherine Burgess

Market: Belize 4 Realty

Market: Colorado, Boulder Compass Boulder

501.610.4186 | 501.223.4152 | +1.754.444.7773 carlo@4realty.bz | info@4realtybelize.com 4realtybelize.com

303.506.5669 catherine@burgessgrouprealty.com burgessgrouprealty.com

Christie’s International Real Estate Seattle

Cindy Shearin

Market: Oregon, Washington Christie’s International Real Estate Seattle 503.389.2112 info@luxecir.com luxecir.com/propertiescynthia-barrett

Market: California, Manhattan Beach Strand Hill Christie’s International 310.200.8318 cindy@theshearingroup.com cindyshearin.com

Clara Hartree

Corcoran Reverie

Market: Canada, Victoria , West Vancouver RE/Max

Market: Scenic 30A, FL 30A Hilary Farnum-Fasth, Broker

604.889.9977 clara@clarahartree.com clarahartree.com

850.231.5030 info@corcorangroup.com www.corcoran.com/northwest-florida

Curtis J. Wright

Cyd Greer

Market: New Jersey, Essex County, Christie’s International Real Estate Northern New Jersey

Market: California, Napa Valley Coldwell Banker Brokers of the Valley

973.306.2752 | 973.509.4649 cwright@christiesrennj.com curtisjwright.com

Daniel Goodstadt Market: Venetian Islands, FL Douglas Elliman Real Estate 305.812.4770 dan.goodstadt@elliman.com elliman.com

707.322.6825 cgreer@cbnapavalley.com cydgreer.com

Dana Bambace & Mark Peterson Market: California, Pebble Beach Compass 831.224.6353 dana.bambace@compass.com mark.peterson@compass.com bambacepeterson.com

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Dana Flanagan

Daniel L. Maya

Market: Ft Lauderdale Beach, FL/Middlesex, CT eXp Realty

Market: North Pinecrest, FL Coldwell Banker

860.796.0562 dana@flanaganrealtygroup.com thedreamlifestyles.com/optin1626262071643

786.999.4222 daniel.maya@floridamoves.com danielmayaissellingyourhome.com

Daniel Tzinker

Dante DiSabato

Market: Bal Harbour, Florida Tzinker International Realty

Market: Florida, Naples Willaim Raveis

786.234.9898 daniel@tzinker.com tzinker.com

239.537.5351 dante.disabato@raveis.com dantedisabato.raveis.com

Darin Marques

David Gemme

Market: Nevada, Henderson, Las Vegas Huntington & Ellis, A Real Estate Agency in Las Vegas

Market: California, Carnelian Bay, Squaw Valley, Truckee West Shore, Schaffer’s Mill, Martis Camp, Lahontan, Tahoe City Sierra Sotheby’s International Realty

702.485.7755 darin@dmgluxury.com dmgluxury.com

Debbi DiMaggio and Adam Betta Market: Piedmont/Berkeley/Oakland, CA DiMaggio and Betta Real Estate 510.414.6777 debbi.dimaggio@corcorangl.com adam.betta@corcorangl.com

530.277.8881 david@gemmegroup.com gemmegroup.com

Debbie Wysocki Market: Harbor Beach/East Lauderdale, Lauderdale By The Sea, Hillsboro Beach/Hillsboro Shores, Deerfield Beach 954.579.5720 lauderdalebeachhomes@gmail.com floridaluxuryhomesgroup.com

Debra Johnston

Denise Arledge

Market: Georgia, Atlanta Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia

Market: Westlake Village, CA The Arledge Group - Compass

404.312.1959 debra.johnston@bhhsgeorgia.com debraajohnston.com

818.519.4429 denise@thearledgegroup.com compass.com/agents/the-arledge-group

Diane Pool

Elisa Linton

Market: Hawaii, Maui Coldwell Banker

Market: Texas, Humble, Kingwood The Doug Erdy Group

808.276.2004 diane@soldonmaui.net soldonmaui.net

832.474.0746 elisayourrealtor@gmail.com elintonproperties.com

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Elliot Bogod Market: New York, Upper West Side Broadway Realty 917.312.4626 | 212.577.2270 ebogod@broadwayrealty.com broadwayrealty.com

Ernie Carswell Market: California, West Hollywood Ernie Carswell & Associates at Douglas Elliman Real Estate 310.345.7500 ernie@carswellandassociates.com carswellandassociates.com

Eugenia Foxworth Market: New York City, Uptown Foxworth Realty 212.368.4902 eugenia@foxworthrealtyonline.com foxworthrealtyonline.com

Frank D. Isoldi Market: New Jersey, Westfield Coldwell Banker Global Luxury 908.301.2038 frankisoldi@gmail.com theisoldicollection.com

Frontgate Real Estate Market: California, Calabasas Frontgate Real Estate | Dana+Jeff Luxury Homes 747.888.0508 danaandjeff@frontgaterealestate.com danaandjeffluxuryhomes.com

Georgina Jacobson Market: California, Newport Beach Coldwell Banker Global Luxury 949.285.8380 georgina@georginajacobson.com georginajacobson.com

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Gretchen Coley Market: Raleigh, North Carolina Compass gc@thecoleygroup.com thecoleygroup.com

Haley Haws Market: Greater Sacramento, CA 530.521.7179 haley@thriverealestate.com haleyhaws.com

Heather Hudson Market: Austin, TX Compass 512.431.2120 heather.hudson@compass.com heatherhudson.com

Henderson Ventures Market: North Carolina, Charlotte Henderson Ventures 704.492.3426 nilou@hendersonventuresinc.com hendersonventuresinc.com

Heidi Bintz Market: Vail Valley, Colorado LIV Sotheby’s International 970.390.8383 | 970.845.0400 hbintz@livsothebysrealty.com hbintz@livsir.com coloradolifestyle.luxury

Hyleri Katzenberg Market: Fairfield, CT 203.246.8395 hyleri@luxelatitudes.com luxelatitudes.com

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Jamison & Nicole Blair Market: Incline Village, Lake Tahoe, NV Compass 1 530.581.1400 info@teamblairtahoe.com teamblairtahoe.com

Jeanie Vidaurreta Market: Miami Beach Islands, FL Compass 305.469.7127 jeanie.vidaurreta@compass.com compass.com/agents/jeanie-vidaurreta

Jeff Chertow Market: California, Malibu Pinnacle Estate Properties 310.456.3469 jeffchertow@gmail.com malibudreamhomes.com

Jennifer Y. Williams Market: Chicago, IL Coldwell Banker Gold Coast 312.981.5500 jenniferwilliams@cbrealty.com jensellsluxe.cbintouch.com

Jennifer Zales Market: Florida, Tampa Bya: Pinellas, Hillsborough Coldwell Banker Global Luxury 813.758.3443 jennifer@jenniferzales.com jenniferzales.com

Jochen Lucke Market: Highlands, North Carolina Silver Creek Real Estate Group 828.226.1126 | 828.743.1999 jlucke@ncliving.com ncliving.com

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Joel Schemmel Market: Florida, Sarasota Premier Sotheby’s International Realty 941.587.4894 joel.schemmel@premiersir.com schemmelrealestate.com

Joyce Rey Market: California, Beverly Hills Coldwell Banker Global Luxury 310.285.7529 joyce@joycerey.com joycerey.com

Karen Matluck Market: Aventura, FL Compass 305.335.1010 karen.matluck@compass.com karenmatluck.com

KC Martin Market: France, Paris Sotheby’s International Realty 505.690.7192 [for calls outside US, use “011”] Cell 1 kc.martin@sothebyshomes.com sothebysrealty.com

Kevin Crigger Market: Canada, Toronto The Kevin Crigger Real Estate Team 416.489.2121 kevin@kevincrigger.com kevincrigger.com

Kim Martin Fisher & Jennifer Martin Faulkner Market: Ponte Vedra/St Johns County, FL Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 046.999.993 kim.martin-fisher@elliman.com jennifer.martinfaulkner@elliman.com kmfandjmf.com

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Kris Anderson

Kris Zacuto

Market: Sedona, AZ eXp Realty

Market: California, Venice Compass

480-567-2103 kris@yourpremierteam.net kris.anderson@exprealty.com ilovesedonarealestate.com

310.702.6299 kris@kriszacuto.com kriszacuto.com

Kurtis Becker

Laura Livaudais

Market: The Big Island, Hawaii Coldwell Banker

Market: North Carolina, Asheville/Western NC Ivester Jackson Blackstream Christie’s International Real Estate

808.430.6785 kbkonarealestate@gmail.com coldwellbanker.com/Coldwell-Banker-IslandProperties-4438c/Kurtis-Becker-5102727a

828.712.5445 laura@ijbproperties.com allashevillerealestate.com

Lee Roufa

Leslie S. Modell

Market: Telluride, Colorado Engel & Völkers Telluride

Market: New York, Midtown East Sotheby’s International Realty

970.729.0526 lee.roufa@evrealestate.com leeroufa.evrealestate.com

212.606.7668, 917.488.5374 leslies.modell@sothebyshomes.com thelesliesmodellteam.com

Lindsay Clark-Shields

Lisa Copeland

Market: Laguna Beach, CA Engel & Völkers

Market: Austin, TX

949 715 3530 lindsay.clark-shields@engelvoelkers.com lindsayclark-shields.evrealestate.com

Lisa Culp Taylor Market: Tennessee The LCT Team

512.944.5472 lisa@lisacopeland.com sellingcentertexas.com

Luis Dominguez & Karl Hueck Market: Palm Island, FL

615.790.7400 lisa@lctteam.com lisaculptaylor.com

luis.dominguez@elliman.com karl.hueck@compass.com

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Maggi Thornhill & Max Thornhill

Market: Oregon & Washington (SW, Central & Eastern)

Market: Canada, Whistler Engel & Völkers Whistler

503.389.2112 info@luxeoregon.com luxeoregon.com

604.905.8199 - maggi.thornhill@engelvoelkers.com 604.932.1875 - max.thornhill@engelvoelkers.com maggithornhill.com

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Magnus Jennemyr Market: Florida, Coconut Grove Engel & Völkers Miami Coconut Grove 305.913.5499 magnus.jennemyr@evusa.com selectrg.com

Marsha Sherry Market: California, South Tahoe Compass 530.318.7637 mark@tahoesalmon.com tahoesalmon.com

Maxine & Marti Gellens Market: La Jolla, CA 858.551.6630 sold@gellens.com gellens.com

Mauricio J. Barba Market: Coral Gables, FL Compass 305.439.8311 mauricio@miamisignaturehomes.com miamisignaturehomes.com

McCarthy + Moe Group Market: Mill Valley, CA Compass 415.295.6225 team@mccarthymoe.com mccarthymoe.com

Melissa Barragan Market: Florida, Sunny Isles Beach Dezer Platinum Realty 305.988.4351 melissa@dezer.com melissabarragan.com

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Michael DeRosa Skaneateles, NY

315.406.7355 | 212.757.1550 michaelderosa@michaelderosaexchange.com derosaexchange.com

Michelle Thomas Market: Florida, Marco Island Premier Sotheby’s International Realty 239.860.7176 michelle@naples.com michellethomasteam.com

Michelle Walsh Market: Charleston, SC 843.513.2661 michelle@charlestownerealty.com charlestownerealty.com

Moira E. Holley Market: Washington, Seattle Realogics | Sotheby’s International Realty 206.612.5771 moira@moirapresents.com moirapresents.com

Myra Nourmand Market: California, Los Angeles Nourmand & Associates 310.888.3333 myranourmand@nourmand.com myranourmand.com

Nancy Tallman Market: Park City, Utah Sotheby’s 435.901.0659 nancy.tallman@sothebysrealty.com insideparkcityrealestate.com

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Nancy Yeh Market: Pacific Heights/Lower Pacific Heights, San Francisco, CA Compass 415.812.4303 nancy.yeh@compass.com compass.com

Oliver Baumeister von Bretten Market: Ontario, Canada Sotheby’s International Realty Canada 416.960.9995 oliver@yourtorontobroker.com yourtorontobroker.com

Olivia Hsu Decker

Philip Weiser

Market: California, San Francisco Bay Golden Gate Sotheby’s International Realty

Market: French Riviera Carlton International

415.435.1600 olivia@sanfranciscofinehomes.com sanfranciscofinehomes.com

+33.614.341.314 info@carlton-group.com carlton-international.com/en

Phyllis Browning Company

Provenance Properties

Market: Texas, San Antonio Phyllis Browning Company 210.824.7878 pbrowning@phyllisbrowning.com phyllisbrowning.com

Renata Galembeck Rohr Market: Brickell - Miami, Florida Douglas Elliman Real Estate 305.496.2862 renata.galembeckrohr@elliman.com

Market: Caribbean, Cayman Islands Christie’s International Real Estate 345.640.7000 info@provenanceproperties.com provenanceproperties.com

Riskin Partners Estate Group Market: Santa Barbara, CA Village Properties 805.565.8600 team@riskinpartners.com montecito-realestate.com

Robert Greenwood

Robert Yazbeck

Market: Caribbean, Turks & Caicos Islands Christie’s International Real Estate

Market: Steamboat Springs, CO Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties

649.432.7653 theturksandcaicos.com robertgreenwood.com

970.846.7685 robert@teamyazbeck.com coldwellbanker.com/Coldwell-Banker-DistinctiveProperties-11781c/Robert-Yazbeck-453743a

Roberta Ingletto

Sandra Fiorenza

Market: Florida, Pinecrest, South Miami Concierge Realty Brokers

Market: Miami Beach, Florida ONE Sotheby’s International Realty

305.778.7343 roberta@rgirealty.com rgirealty.com

305.281.4727 sandra@fiorenza.cc sandrafiorenza.com

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Scott Goshorn Market: Brentwood, Los Angeles Rodeo Realty 323.251.5479 scott@scottgoshorn.com scottgoshorn.com

Shannon Francis Market: Snowmass Village, CO 970.319.7430 aspensmf@gmail.com rfvproperties.com

Shayna Davidov Hanson Market: North Miami Beach, FL 786.288.6161 shaynahanson@gmail.com shaynadavidovhanson.com

Shelly Tretter Lynch Market: Greenwich, CT - Nantucket, MA Compass 203.550.8508 shelly.tretterlynch@compass.com shellytretterlynch.com

Sherri Murphy Market: Dallas, TX 817-929-2059 sherri@theultimateregroup.com sherrimurphyrealty.com

Stefano Balli Market: Florida, Ponce-Davis Compass 305.915.2572 stefano.balli@compass.com compass.com/agents/stefano-balli

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Steve Nassar

Steven Presson

Market: Camas and Vancouver, WA Premiere Property Group, LLC

Market: Palm Beach, FL The Corcoran Group

503-805-5582 steve@nassarteam.com stevenassarteam.com

561.843.6057 steven.presson@corcoran.com stevenpresson.com

Tim Durkovic

Tim Fenton

Market: California, Pasadena Douglas Elliman Real Estate

Market: Costa Rica Blue Zone Realty International

310.738.8098 tim@thedurkovicgroup.com thedurkovicgroup.com

415.251.2332 tim@bluezonerealty.com bluezonerealty.com

Timothy Norman Tamura

Tomer Fridman

Market: California, Corona Del Mar VALIA Properties

Market: California, Hidden Hills, Holmby Hills, Trousdale Estates Compass

949.673.0789 tim@valiaoc.com valiaoc.com

310.919.1038 info@thefridmangroup.com thefridmangroup.com

Toni Itkin

Toni Jennings

Market: Georgia, Sandy Springs, East Cobb Vinings Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage

Market: Michigan, Detroit, Bloomfield Hills,Birmingham Abode Detroit

404.229.8242 toni@toniitkin.com

313.506.7711 | 313.757.6844 toni@abodedetroit.com

Trish Sweeney Lowe

Vicki Gaily

Market: Chapel Hill/Durham, North Carolina Compass

Market: New Jersey, Bergen County Special Properties div. of Brook Hollow Group Inc. Realtors

919.272.6640 Trish.sweeneylowe@compass.com Trishlowegroup.com

201.390.5880 | 201.934.7111 vgaily@ specialproperties.com specialproperties.com

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Kirk Ivy 954 . 793 . 1 053 | o f f i c e @ i v e y d b . co m iveydb.com

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Humza Arif

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Cozy Salazar Interiors

Duoma Atelier

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Market : Naples, FL

Jasmin Reese 7 73 - 857 - 1 2 4 0 | jasmin@jasminreeseinteriors.com jasminreeseinteriors.com

Market : Los Angeles, CA

Market : Naples, FL

Alex Zapirain 3 0 5 . 76 1 . 0 3 1 6 | a l e x z a p i r a i n d e s i g n s . c o m alex@alexzapiraindesigns.com

Market : Calabasas, CA

Julia Wong Designs 8 1 8 . 2 2 3 . 8 8 8 6 | i n f o @ j u l i aw o n g d e s i g n s . c o m j u l i aw o n g d e s i g n s . c o m

Market : Los Angeles, CA

FORM Design Studio

Dorothy Alon

31 0 . 933 . 5390 | fo rm - d e si gn st u d i o . co m studio@form-designstudio.com

310-409-6051 | sopheadesigns.com info@sopheadesigns.com

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Market : San Francisco, CA

Market : Denver, CO

Hafsa Burt

Andrea Schumacher

4 1 5 . 702 . 1 609 | h ba a rch i t ec t s . co m hburt@hba architects.com

3 0 3 . 4 5 8 . 6 4 62 | a n d r e a s c h u m a c h e r i n t e r i o r s . c o m s h ow ro o m @ a n d r e a s c h u m ac h e r . c o m

Market : Dallas

Market : Cambridge, MA

Leslie Saul & Associates

Faye Nielsen f ay e @ n i e l s e n c o l l e c t i o n . c o m niel sencollection.com

61 7 . 2 34 . 530 0 | l e sl i e sau l . co m leslie@lesliesaul.com

Market : Long Island, NY

Market : Chicago,IL

Chasity Centeno

Michael Miller

1 631 - 838 - 7899 | ri e s e d e s i g n . co m hello@riesedesign.com

3 1 2 . 2 7 9 . 2 7 76 | c e n ta u r i n t e r i o r s . c o m i n f o @ c e n ta u r i n t e r i o r s . c o m

Market : Chicago, IL

Lakesha Rose

Market : Houston & Wellington

Edwina Alexis, Inc.

31 2 - 363 - 7939 | l rose i n t e ri o rd e si gn . co m l akesha@lroseinteriordesign.com

Market : Honoluli, HI

Jule Lucero 805 . 807 . 8954 | D e si gn @ j u l e l u c e ro d e si gn . co m Julelucerodesign.com

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