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136 ELLE ENCHANTED With a handful of anticipated films on the docket, Elle Fanning has quietly worked

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146 CABIN FEVER With the sort of backstory that proves truth

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154 PACIFIC TIME Legendary model Elaine Irwin takes the road less traveled in spring’s new collections—showcasing the best to come in minimal and monochrome fashion.

166 WINTER MAGIC When the founder of Scribe Winery, Andrew Mariani, and his wife, musician Lia Ices, open their Sonoma home for an effortless, casual luncheon, the food and company light up the afternoon.

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On Our Cover ELLE FANNING wearing a BURBERRY dress and GUCCI earrings. PHOTOGRAPHED BY Beau Grealy. STYLED BY Alison Edmond.

HAIR John D at Forward Artists using TRESemmé. MAKEUP Kate Lee at Starworks Artists using Chanel. NAILS Lisa Pena Wong at Opus Beauty using Dior Vernis.

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Departments 36 FOUNDER’S LETTER Let us entertain you.

38 C PEOPLE Who’s who behind the scenes of C.

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Playing hooky in the Bay Area with Rich Table’s Sarah and Evan Rich.

51 C WHAT’S HOT Gift guide 2016! Pull up a chair: Rick Botanica’s new restaurant, market and magazine concept.

69 C FASHION Spring’s Golden State-ready catwalk.

Everything you need for a beach getaway, sea and sand not included.

97 C BEAUTY The season’s crimson kiss. Couture nipping and tucking. Introducing Jo Malone London’s new It Brit ambassador.

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105 C DESIGN March’s Sam Hamilton dishes on her hostess essentials. A guide to the state’s most covetable gift baskets.

115 C MENU Japan meets Napa at the new Kenzo restaurant. A Georgia O’Keeffe-inspired

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123 C TRAVEL Heeding New Zealand’s call of the wild.

127 C CULTURE It’s all about peace, love and art at Berkeley’s new “Hippie Modernism: The Struggle for Utopia” exhibit. Maverick performing-arts curator Kristy Edmunds sounds off.

175 SHOPPING GUIDE

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176 WHEN IN Dressing the part in Joshua Tree.

178 PHOTO FINISH The label-defying digital darling Olivia Perez.

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At this time of year, a focus on entertaining is fitting—after all, it’s when friends and family gather to mark traditions, soak up soirees dotting the social calendar and revel in the possibilities. Living here gives us ample ways to celebrate with panache—farm-to-table food, fresh blooms and wine from our valleys. It is the way we do it in the Golden State that is different, capped with an ease so often lost in other places around the globe.

If you had a house as cozy as the modern Los Angeles log cabin we feature in this issue, you’d be hard-pressed to find a venue more befitting the holiday spirit. Between the original stone fireplace—the ideal centerpiece for any gathering—and the grand room it inhabits, a near replica of the original space whose long tradition of parties dates back to the 1920s, there’s little reason to venture elsewhere during the festive season.

It goes without saying that a toast is only as good as the drink it is sealed with. And when it comes to worthy wines, look no further than Sonoma’s Scribe Winery. Vintner Andrew Mariani and his singer-songwriter wife, Lia Ices, invite us into their wine-country abode for a dreamy holiday feast and tour of their piece of paradise.

Our cover subject Elle Fanning has been in our collective consciousness since her first leading role at age 9. That she has grown from a successful child actor and seamlessly transitioned to adult roles is a feat that few can accomplish. Fanning consistently picks intriguing characters that never fail to captivate. In December’s 20th Century Women, she holds her own alongside Hollywood heavy hitters Annette Bening and Greta Gerwig, followed by Live by Night, directed by and starring Ben Affleck. We are thrilled to watch this 18-year-old’s star continue to ascend.

My dear friend Elaine Irwin also started her career at a young age, breaking onto the modeling scene when she was just 16. When she married John Mellencamp in her early 20s and raised two boys in Indiana for two decades, some thought it was her swan song. But she was just getting started. After her divorce, Irwin moved to Los Angeles, where she married media titan Jay Penske and gave birth to their beautiful daughter—all while ramping back up her modeling career with impressive beauty contracts and campaigns. See Irwin in spring’s sartorial dark side, shot by photographer and filmmaker Kurt Iswarienko along the California coast. In my opinion, she’s the definition of the modern woman, and about as gorgeous as one gets, both inside and out.

It’s also the time of year to indulge in gifting and receiving. We present the ultimate wish list for the holiday season, carefully crafted by the editors at C and inspired by California’s majestic and iconic surrounds. Santa, we hope you’re taking note.

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C PEOPLE Who’s who behind the scenes of this issue, plus their favorite California places

“For someone so young, Elle Fanning is amazingly composed and comfortable in her own skin and in front of the camera,” says Australian photographer Beau Grealy of capturing this month’s cover subject in “Elle Enchanted,” p.136. Now based in L.A., the lensman has contributed to several publications including Vogue and I.D., as well as high-profile ad campaigns for brands such as Adidas, H&M and Nike.

C SPOTS • The Apple Pan in L.A. for a classic burger • My friend’s new gallery, DXIX Projects, in Venice • Malibu Farm restaurant for fresh, delicious food and a great view of First Point from the pier

Stefanie Cove “Co-hosting our dinner was a no-brainer—it had two of my favorite things: girlfriends and the holidays!” says Stefanie Cove of joining forces with Molly Sims and Simone LeBlanc to host and set the tone for the evening (“Merry and Bright,” p.105). Cove has created bespoke events with partner Yifat Oren through their L.A. and NYC-based company, Oren Cove Event Production, for clients including Jennifer Aniston and Drew Barrymore. C SPOTS • Butterfly Beach in Montecito for long walks with my dogs • Korakia Pensione in Palm Springs for relaxing weekends away • Big Sur’s Ventana Inn & Spa for dramatic coastline views

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Meredith Ouzounian & Emma Lipp “We sat down with Andrew and Lia, and talked about what was popping in the garden,” says Emma Lipp of the philosophy behind the luncheon at the Sonoma home of singer-songwriter Lia Ices and Scribe Winery’s Andrew Mariani (“Winter Magic,” p.166). “We wanted to have fun with it,” she adds—a notion achieved thanks to the shared culinary expertise of fellow Scribe kitchen crew member, Meredith Ouzounian. C SPOTS • Oakland’s Starline Social Club for diverse programming • Ernie’s Tin Bar in Sonoma for the coldest beer in wine country • Thank You For Coming in Atwater Village, a restaurant and art space

Elaine Irwin Christine Lennon L.A. writer Christine Lennon, who profiles Elle Fanning in this month’s cover story (“Elle Enchanted,” p.136), is as much a fan of the 18-year-old starlet as she is of Fanning’s parents: “I’m a mother and she is the definition of parenting goals.” Lennon’s first novel, The Drifter, will be published in February by William Morrow. C SPOTS • NeueHouse Hollywood for an inspiring place to write • Spartina in West Hollywood for delicious Italian on a chic patio • Moon Juice off of Melrose Place

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“We managed to raise a few eyebrows along the way, particularly while stopping for burritos wearing an evening gown,” says industry vet and renowned supermodel Elaine Irwin, who dons spring’s monochromatic ensembles in “Pacific Time,” p.154. Irwin, the face of Almay and former Ralph Lauren model, has graced countless covers for the likes of Vogue and Elle in her illustrious modeling career. C SPOTS • Animal House vintage and contemporary clothing store in Venice • Tortoise General Store in Venice for amazing Japanese design and handcrafted items • Cora’s Coffee Shoppe in Santa Monica for breakfast

GREALY: COURTESY OF BEAU GREALY. COVE: DONNA NEWMAN. OUZOUNIAN AND LIPP: ANDREW MARIANI. LENNON: DARCY HEMLEY. IRWIN: SHARIF HAM

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C People 2 Sarah St. Lifer “My husband and I run two Thai restaurants and we’ll often bring leftovers home for late-night noshing. Nothing beats caviar atop fried chicken or wokcooked noodles,” attests writer and restaurateur Sarah St. Lifer, who profiles purveyor Roe Caviar in “Caviar Dreams,” p.118. When she’s not overseeing L.A.’s Night + Market and Night + Market Song with her chef husband, Kris Yenbamroong—St. Lifer contributes to Cherry Bombe. C SPOTS • L.A.’s Lou Wine Shop & Tastings for a great bottle of natural wine—I’m into gamay and grenache lately • Varsity Los Angeles on Sunset for the best T-shirts, from the Rolling Stones to Selena • Twig & Twine in Los Angeles for last-minute jawdropping floral arrangements

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Gemma Price “It was fascinating to hear how Kenzo and Natsuko Tsujimoto realized their dream Japanese restaurant,” says writer Gemma Price of Napa’s latest dining addition in “Eastern Promise,” p.115. Since leaving her native England 11 years ago, Price has lived in Japan and Australia, and now splits her time between Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and San Francisco. C SPOTS • Napa’s Hunter//Gatherer for luxe shaving cream • Chalkboard in Healdsburg for the beef sliders • Chateau du Sureau near Yosemite for feeling like I’m staying in a stately European home

Angie Silvy For Australian photographer Angie Silvy, shooting an alfresco luncheon at Scribe Winery in Sonoma was the definition of an ideal project. “A beautiful lunch surrounded by friends and wine in an exquisite location is a great day,” she confirms. When the award-winning photographer, whose work runs the gamut from fashion to lifestyle and interiors, isn’t working on international projects for Levi’s, Jimmy Choo, Moët & Chandon and W Hotels, she runs her digital content agency, Sterling Silvy, in San Francisco. C SPOTS • Jackson Square in S.F. for great shopping at Isabel Marant and Pia, The Store • Cotogna in Jackson Square for rustic Italian • S.F’s hip Dogpatch neighborhood for The Minnesota Street Project and local art

Chris Peck When it came to conceptualizing a Rustic Canyon home for his clients (“Cabin Fever,” p.146), architect Chris Peck found the brief to be a designer’s dream: “My favorite aspect was the owner’s gumption to go all in on the Paul Bunyan-on-steroids concept,” says Peck. The New Jersey native is the founding principal architect and civil engineer of his Pasadena-based firm, CM Peck Inc. C SPOTS • Walt’s Wharf in Seal Beach for the best fish and bar experience • Bike trails down the L.A. and San Gabriel rivers—gritty, educational and dramatic • Lahaina Beach House in San Diego—it’s a party all the time

PRICE: NANA CHEN. ST. LIFER: MARCUS NILSSON. SILVY: KEVIN CHIN. PECK: MINH THAI

“We wanted Elaine [Irwin] to have a very natural, undone look,” recalls Venice-based hairstylist David Cox of his vision for the model’s hair in this month’s fashion shoot (“Pacific Time,” p.154). “She has this great natural wave, which I enhanced.” The Cape Town, South Africa, native has tended the manes of famous faces including Carolyn Murphy, Pierce Brosnan and Matt Damon. C SPOTS • Zelda’s Corner in Venice with my daughter for mini donuts with cinnamon • Biking and surfing down the road at the Venice Breakwater • Minestrone and really good bread at Gjusta in Venice

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Perennial model muse Elaine Irwin dons spring’s black-and-white silhouettes for this month’s fashion portfolio, “Pacific Time,” p.154, shot along PCH.

Scribe Winery owner Andrew Mariani and his wife, Lia Ices, toast with friends during a seasonal feast at their Sonoma escape (“Winter Magic,” p.166).

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Our cover shoot at the storied 1920s Paramour Estate informed Elle Fanning’s smoky-eye look created by makeup artist Kate Lee (“Elle Enchanted,” p.136).

Owners Kenzo and Natsuko Tsujimoto transport authentic flavors of Japan to Napa Valley with their new restaurant, Kenzo (“Eastern Promise,” p.115).

Let It GROW

An eggplant herb salad from forthcoming Silver Lake hot spot Botanica—L.A.’s new go-to eatery, marketplace and online recipe haven (“Planting Roots,” p.52).

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Italian stylist and L.A. girl-about-town Erica Pelosini elevates first-class comfort with her new collaboration of in-flight essentials: Voyage (“Soft Landing,” p.124).

“PACIFIC TIME” (P.154), “ELLE ENCHANTED” (P.136): ALISON EDMOND. “PLANTING ROOTS” (P.66): COURTESY OF BOTANICA. “WINTER MAGIC” (P.166): ANGIE SILVY. “EASTERN PROMISE” (P.115): ADRIÁN GREGORUTTI. “SOFT LANDING” (P.124): GRETCHEN LANHAM

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EVAN AND SARAH RICH: KASSIE BORRESON. RICH TABLE, KUTCH WINES, BEAR VALLEY: COURTESY OF EVAN AND SARAH RICH

California has left its culinary mark on the husband-and-wife duo behind popular San Francisco eatery RICH TABLE—lauded for its inventive FLAVOR pairings and market-driven dishes. “We thought we knew SEASONAL cooking when we were working in New York, but it wasn’t until we experienced the BOUNTY of what the Bay Area has to offer that we really began to understand seasonality,” says Evan. This winter, they will follow up with RT Rotisserie, serving up fast-casual fare with a comfort-food twist. richtablesf.com.

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“Day trip with the family. We had to stop along Highway 1 for some strawberry picking at Swanton Berry Farm. [Our son] Van is proudly showing off his haul.”

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Rare Beauties “Apart from museums, I have always been reluctant to exhibit outside of my place in Venice,” admits the Italian master jeweler Attilio Codognato, whose memento mori designs, in his almost 60 years as head of the Casa Codognato, founded in 1866 by his great-grandfather,

Simeone, have amassed a cult following spanning European royal families to Elton John and Nicole Kidman. This makes “Coveted: Jewels by Codognato,” the company’s first-ever gallery exhibition at San Francisco’s Serge Sorokko Gallery, an exclusive treat. Even better:

For the holidays, each of the nearly 50 pieces is on sale. “Serge and Tatiana Sorokko have been encouraging me for more than two decades,” says Codognato. “Their persistence has paid off.”

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Clockwise from above: EMILY FIFFER (left) and HEATHER SPERLING. Turkish eggs. An assortment of fresh vegetables and dips.

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Planting Roots Think of Botanica as your favorite new magazine, market and restaurant crush.

The duo behind the ambitious new Silver Lake concept, Heather Sperling and Emily Fiffer, have harnessed their combined experience as food editors and cooks (Fiffer interned in Ottolenghi’s Nopi restaurant in London, and Sperling was an editor at Tasting Table in Chicago) to launch a digital publication in November that showcases recipes and how-to techniques straight from their brick-andmortar restaurant and marketplace, set to open in spring 2017. “Botanica Mag is

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designed to help us connect with home cooks beyond the restaurant’s four walls,” says Fiffer, who met Sperling in Chicago, where they co-founded pop-up food and design markets. While considering locations for their next venture, they were drawn to Los Angeles for its yearround growing season. “Everything—the restaurant, market and website—is intertwined and designed to make cooking sustainable, healthy food more accessible, whether you’re a Silver Lake resident buying produce at our market, or a Swedish home cook who loves vegetables and looks to Botanica for inspiration.”

Botanica focuses on sustainability, creativity and vegetable-centric food such as Turkish eggs with Aleppo-infused butter, lemon- and garlic-spiked sheep’s milk yogurt, and caramelized leeks, a riff on plateau de fruits de mer with raw and cooked vegetables alongside dipping sauces, and a seriously decadent chocolate olive oil mousse—all recipes that readers will be able to find on their site or potentially order from the Silver Lake restaurant’s evolving menu. The website also features an online market and travel guide. And while Botanica’s ethos is plant-based, Sperling says, “We aren’t strictly vegan or vegetarian. Our only rule is that it’s got to be delicious, and you have to feel good after.” botanicamag.com.

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Amid the artisanal coffee shops that breed on upmarket Montana Avenue, the arrival of design haunt Tent heralds a taste of the exotic.

“We want to pioneer a little bit,” says co-owner and former fashion stylist Daryl Offer of her foray with partner Allison Wright, who cut her teeth opening European stores for Esprit. Selling wares spanning Blackcreek Mercantile serving boards to ceramics by local artist Meredith Metcalf, the shop represents the pair’s ever-refreshing edit. “We want people to wander in and think, ‘What do they have this week?’” says Wright. 1030 Montana Ave., S.M., 424-744–8746; @tenttheshop.

TENT blends global design with effortless California style.

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Fancy Footwork Just in time for party season, Jimmy Choo has launched a capsule collection of customizable classic suede and satin pumps and clutches that will put your decorating skills to the test. “I was thinking about that giddy delight you see in children when they choose from a tray of sweets,” says Creative Director Sandra Choi of the embellishments, which range from vintage-inspired star and floral charms to brooches with clusters of Swarovski crystals and fun, furry pom-poms. $450-$4,650, 166 Geary St., S.F., 415-391-3300; jimmychoo.com.

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RICK OWENS’ black-stained plywood Prong bench, on view at MOCA PDC.

The L.A. MOCA Pacific Design Center is staging an exhibition of the Porterville-raised, now Paris-based fashion designer Rick Owens. Instead of clothes, his equally radical and anarchic furniture designs will take center stage. “Rick Owens: Furniture” includes old and new pieces in his signature marble, bronze, leather and plywood materials, large-scale sculptures and installations as well as a video by Owens, alongside a selection of works that influenced the designer by the late artist and musician Steven Parrino. Dec. 17-April 2. MOCA PDC, 8687 Melrose Ave., W.H., 310-289-5223; moca.org.

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“Every neighborhood has the beat-up old liquor store where you pick up a six-pack,” says Talmadge Lowe, the force behind Pharmacie, a speakeasy turned cocktail catering company. “We want to make that idea more upscale and locally focused,” he says.

In partnership with fellow beverage enthusiast Chris Harris and event-planning duo Paige Appel and Kelly Harris of Bash, Please (also Lowe’s and Harris’ respective significant others), an old-school spot on Washington Boulevard is now the well-edited food and drink marketplace Hi-Lo. “It’s a huge selection in a small store,” Chris says of the inventory, which includes Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, Cowgirl Creamery cheeses, prepped foods and local craft brews. 8582 Washington Blvd., C.C., 424-298-8443; hiloliquor.com.

STARLING Colette pavé band in 14k rose gold with black diamonds, $250.

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Taking Flight “We wanted a space for transparency and education about what you are investing in,” says jewelry designer Chelsea Bartrum, who, along with business partner Tracy Burnett, launched Starling—an affordable, direct-to-consumer jewelry line crafted from responsibly sourced precious metals and gems in DTLA. “They’re meaningful pieces you can wear every day and have for a lifetime,” says Bartrum of the future heirlooms designed for all ages. starlingjewelry.com.

Inside FACILE DERMATOLOGY + BOUTIQUE’s reception room. Below: The product bar.

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HI-LO offers more than 100 beer selections, curated by founders CHRIS HARRIS and TALMADGE LOWE.

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There’s no shortage of reasons to visit West Hollywood’s new Facile Dermatology + Boutique, from a treatment menu of lasers, peels and injectables to the curated product bar featuring One Love Organics, Malin+Goetz and Herbivore. Conceived by dermatologist Dr. Nancy Samolitis and beauty maven-turned-entrepreneur Danielle Nadick, the one-stop skin-care shop—designed by Studio Life.Style—also offers clients customized regimens that include an advanced acne treatment and a weekly vitamin-shot membership.

638½ N. Robertson Blvd., W.H., 310-929-2200; facileskin.com.

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By way of London and New York, Alice Ryan (aliceryan.com) landed in California last year. The PR marvel, mother of three, and wife to bespoke tailor Kirk Miller is enjoying sunnier days at home in Montecito and a glittering roster of West Coast clients including Ladurée, Brentwood Country Mart and Bonpoint.

We caught up with Ryan to distill her effortless entertaining style.

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When entertaining, how do you handle seating arrangements? I like to work from a seating chart—the one Anya Hindmarch (anyahindmarch.com) designed is my favorite. Having worked in New York, L.A. and London, I pretty much know who likes whom. What’s the most memorable dinner you’ve ever been to? A milestone birthday in Bedford, N.Y., at home with Ricky and Ralph Lauren. There were no more than a dozen of us, it was late January in a snow blizzard, and the setting was magical. As the black-tie dinner drew to an end, we had Champagne with cake, [and] then Ricky brought out the karaoke machine. Ralph was better than any of us. He was Frank Sinatra, all night long.

Can you share a favorite Miller family tradition? This year, Santa Claus will come to the Montecito Country Mart (montecito countrymart.com) and I will arrange a gingerbread house party there for all of the children in our new hometown. Traditions come by way of happy memories—I look forward to creating many of them.

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Pop STARS “Champagne turns any occasion into a celebration,” says Jen Pelka, owner of The Riddler, a European-inspired Champagne bar coming to Hayes Valley in December.

Pelka, whose firm Magnum PR represents notable San Francisco restaurants including Mister Jiu’s and Rich Table, transformed the former Momi Toby’s Revolution Cafe & Art Bar into a destination for vintage and grower Champagnes as well as bubbly-friendly foods (think cheese, charcuterie, caviar, and a popcorn bar), while playing up historic details of the 100-year-old building.

528 Laguna St., S.F., 415-400-5689; theriddlersf.com.

A selection of THE RIDDLER’s vintage Champagne buckets.

Clockwise from top: SHINOLA Runwell turntable, $2,500. Chef Nina Clemente of THE SMILE’S DI ALBA. Shinola DTLA Arts District.

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Watch This Space Shinola has debuted its fourth and most ambitious L.A. location to date.

Holding court in a 2,100-square-foot spot in the Arts District, the latest outpost is a testament to the Detroit brand’s commitment to craftsmanship, from its signature wares (watches, bikes, journals) to the West Coast debuts of NYC eatery The Smile (dubbed The Smile’s Di Alba), and Scott Campbell’s Saved Tattoo parlor. 825 E. Third St., L.A., 213-613-1355; shinola.com.

WRITTEN BY LESLEY M C KENZIE, SCHUYLER BAILEY AND JENNIFER BLAISE KRAMER. TABLESCAPE (2): BEN DRAPER. CHAMPAGNE STILL LIFE: COURTESY OF THE RIDDLER. SHINOLA STOREFRONT: COURTESY OF SHINOLA. CLEMENTE: COURTESY OF NINA CLEMENTE

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1. FOREVERMARK Exceptional Diamonds twostone ring, price upon request, forevermark.com. 2. KIM SEYBERT Emoji coasters, $93/ set of six, kimseybert.com.

3. VERSACE contrast-color stacked ankle boots, $1,395, us.versace.com. 4. DOLCE & GABBANA Dolce box bag, $3,845, Dolce & Gabbana, B.H. 5. THE ELECTRIC KOOL-AID ACID TEST by Tom Wolfe, Taschen, $350. 6. GUESS faux-leather satchel, $98, Guess, B.H. 7. TIFFANY & CO. cocktail pavé watch, $30,000, Tiffany & Co., B.H. 8. DIANE VON FURSTENBERG satin fold-over clutch, $128, DVF, L.A. 9. LOUIS VUITTON Resort 2017. 10. TOM FORD FW16 printed large scarf in light gold, $490, Tom Ford, B.H.

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1. MOOD BY CHRISTOFLE 24-piece silver-plated flatware set, $1,190, christofle.com.

2. BULGARI Divas’ Dream earrings, $5,850, Bulgari, B.H. 3. CLÉ DE PEAU BEAUTÉ Limited Edition La Crème, $535, cledepeaubeaute.com.

4. DIESEL L-Cygni leather jacket, $303, Diesel, W.H. 5. SIMPLY VERA VERA WANG FOR FITBIT Alta metal bracelet, $80, kohls.com. 6. RIMOWA Topas Multiwheel bag, $1,095, rimowa.com. 7. TEFORIA tea infuser, $1,499, teforia.com.

8. BOTTEGA VENETA Ravello sandals, $620, Bottega Veneta, B.H. 9. ARMANI CASA Fair Chess set, $7,375, armanicasa.com. 10. CHANEL pearl galuchat bag, $5,900, Chanel, B.H. 11. PRADA Hook Trick Robot, $395, Prada, B.H. 12. GUCCI Resort 2017.

13. LOUIS VUITTON Crocodile Steamer MM bag, price upon request, Louis Vuitton, B.H.

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1. FENDI Dot Com bag, $2,700, Fendi, B.H. 2. CARTIER Clé de Cartier cuff links, $5,250, Cartier, B.H. 3. TRINA TURK Astors Garden iPhone case, $30, Trina Turk, Manhattan Beach. 4. ARTERIORS Dax chandelier, $1,500, arteriors home.com. 5. CHARLOTTE OLYMPIA Dree platforms, $825, Charlotte Olympia, B.H. 6. JO MALONE LONDON Limited Edition Orange Bitters cologne, $135/100 ml, jomalone.com.

7. DAVID YURMAN Supernova pendant necklace, $6,800, David Yurman, B.H. 8. SWAROVSKI Crystalline Toasting Flutes, $399, Swarovski, L.A. 9. B&O PLAY A9 wireless speaker, $2,700, mrporter.com. 10. HARRY WINSTON HW Logo bangle bracelet, $8,600, Harry Winston, C.M. 11. HUDSON GRACE Black Tapers, $24/ set of six, hudsongracesf.com.

12. MICHAEL KORS Instax Mini70 camera, $149, michaelkors.com.

13. MICHAEL KORS COLLECTION Resort 2017. 14. DIOR La Mini D De Dior watch, $4,250, Dior, B.H.

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1. ROBERTO CAVALLI embroidered platforms, price upon request, Roberto Cavalli, B.H. 2. JANESSA LEONE Maya hat, $290, janessa leone.com. 3. VAN CLEEF & ARPELS Rose de Noël pendant necklace, $16,000, Van Cleef & Arpels, B.H. 4. VALENTINO butterfly beaded bag, $4,945, Valentino, B.H. 5. PAX CERAMICS Calix Cup in Rose, $24/set of four, paxceramics.com.

6. ALEXANDER McQUEEN Resort 2017. 7. BRITT MERRICK FOR H. MERRICK surfboard, $1,825, H. Merrick of California, L.A. 8. FARADAY Porteur S electric bicycle, $2,999, restorationhardware .com. 9. CHRISTIAN LACROIX Patio Multicolore throw pillow, $180, designersguild.com. 10. MONTBLANC Bohème ExoTourbillon Slim Jewelry, $47,400, Montblanc, C.M. 11. VELVET

BY GRAHAM & SPENCER Gertrude Ruffle Madrid top, $128, Velvet by Graham & Spencer, N.B. 12. FRIDA KAHLO AT HOME by Suzanne Barbezat, Frances Lincoln, $35.

13. ETRO velvet and silk paisley scarf, $960, Etro, B.H. 14. VHERNIER Volta Celeste earrings, $38,500, Vhernier, B.H.

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1. LOUIS VUITTON Objets Nomades Cocoon chair by the Campana Brothers, price upon request, louisvuitton.com.

2. IWC Portofino 37 watch, $13,100, IWC, B.H. 3. MONCLER Lunette sunglasses, $350, Moncler, B.H. 4. AERIN Shagreen Tic Tac Toe set, $695, aerin.com. 5. VALENTINO Resort 2017. 6. TOM DIXON Materialism stone candle, $190, tomdixon.net. 7. LONGCHAMP Roseau Panthère cross-body bag, $735, Longchamp, C.M. 8. SALVATORE FERRAGAMO green leather woven heels, $1,590, Salvatore Ferragamo, B.H. 9. BRUNELLO CUCINELLI Shearling Monili Evening City bag, $2,995, Brunello Cucinelli, B.H. 10. GUCCI Bee print GG Supreme wallet, $350, Gucci, B.H. 11. MARCO BICEGO collar with chrysocolla, $3,650, Neiman Marcus, S.F. 12. ARROW&BRANCH Cabernet Franc blend wine, $275, arrowandbranch.com.

13. GIORGIO ARMANI resin and brass earrings, $495, Giorgio Armani, B.H.

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CHRISTIAN DIOR Spring/Summer 2017 was Creative Director MARIA GRAZIA CHIURI’s first collection for the French house.

Westward Leaning A first look at the SPRING/SUMMER 2017 collections, tailor-made for all fashion-loving CALIFORNIA girls— celebrating cheery COLORS, sunny FLORALS, standout PRINTS and super-relaxed SILHOUETTES WINTER 2016/2017 C 69

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Designs range from sculptural—Jason Martin’s monochromatic creations look like feminine forms of rippling metal—to photographic, such as Quinn’s Technicolor orchids and a high-definition print of Mat Collishaw’s striking butterfly wings against glazed black leather. Painter Ian Davenport imagined his series, Colorfall, as an amorphous rainbow in metallic leather, while artist Chris Martin brought his signature, graffiti-like painting style to the project.

Daniel Gordon played on Dior’s cannage motif with various black and white sequins, embroidered leather and inlaid mink, while fellow New York-based creative Matthew Porter chose to immortalize his version with the streets of Los Angeles in a black, white, red and yellow photographic montage, pairing a palm-lined street scene with a shrunken model car suspended in midair (recalling the chase scene in Bullitt). All in all, the results are a graphic, textural display that transforms Lady Dior’s refined profile into contemporary statement pieces with artistic edge.

The limited-edition collection is being unveiled in L.A. exclusively at a pop-up boutique on Rodeo Drive from December 1 through March 2017, before continuing on to London, China, Dubai and Paris. $360-$11,500, 201 N. Rodeo Dr., B.H.; dior.com. • SCHUYLER BAILEY

1. IAN DAVENPORT medium Lady Dior bag, $5,700. 2. JASON MARTIN medium Lady Dior bag, $5,900.

3. DANIEL GORDON small Lady Dior bag, $4,700. 4. MATTHEW PORTER medium Lady Dior bag, $5,700.

5. MARC QUINN medium Lady Dior bag, $5,800. 6. MAT COLLISHAW medium Lady Dior bag, $4,900.

7. CHRIS MARTIN small Lady Dior bag, $4,700.

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5. SANTONI woven calfskin wedge, $1,300, santonishoes.com.

6. ERES Pepita swimsuit, $496, Eres, B.H. 7. CÉLINE woven moccasins, $1,100, Celine, B.H. 8. FENDI straw Baguette bag, $2,600, fendi.com. 9. PROENZA SCHOULER stripe frayed mules, $695, proenzaschouler.com.

10. TOD’S Double T Intreccio bag, $2,265, Tod’s, B.H. 11. MARYSIA Palm Springs tie maillot, $350, Everything But Water, S.M. 12. BALENCIAGA Bistro basket bag, $2,900, Neiman Marcus, B.H.

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American and Japanese denim line the shelves at GRATUS.

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Designer Nili Lotan—favored by It girls like Kylie Jenner and Gigi Hadid—returns to her roots this season with the launch of her inaugural capsule collection, Nili Lotan Denim. After 10 years designing jeans in alternative fabrics like linen and cotton for her eponymous label, she’s embraced the classic denim with a refreshing, stylish twist. Four silhouettes made in L.A. using quality Japanese denim of varying weights and washes feature raw finishes and varied stages of distress—further cementing the brand’s fashion darling rep. Ron Herman, 8100 Melrose Ave., L.A., 323-651-4129; ronherman.com; nililotan.com.

Personal service still has its place thanks to Gratus—the Beverly Hills boutique marks its first anniversary this December, having established itself as an invaluable resource in concierge shopping and styling. Founder Meredith Kaplan and Buying Director Christine Moon balance impeccable service (house calls for closet consults are not out of the norm) with a standout selection of established designers, fresh talent, and even vintage picks to outfit clients. 427 N. Canon Dr., #101, B.H., 310-276-8200; gratus.com.

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Artist and model JANE MOSELY in NILI LOTAN Ena jeans, $425, and a Normandy Blouse (right), $275.

Style Me Pretty

MARCO BICEGO Saks Fifth Avenue 15th Anniversary Masai cuff, $36,430.

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Striking Gold Italian jewelry designer Marco Bicego celebrates a milestone this December: 15 years with Saks Fifth Avenue, the first major retailer to carry his collections. To commemorate the occasion, he’s created a limited-edition cuff that nods to his family lineage in the business, with 15 strands of hand-coiled 18-karat yellow gold—a signature technique passed down to him from his father—for a timeless piece of arm candy to take you through the holidays. Saks Fifth Avenue, 384 Post St., S.F., 415-986-4300; saksfifthavenue.com; marcobicego.com.

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Finer THINGS “My dream is to adorn the necks of all women around the world with pearls,” said the late Kokichi Mikimoto, who propelled his vision with the founding of his eponymous cultured-pearl jewelry house, Mikimoto, back in 1893.

The company features prominently in The Pearl Necklace (Assouline, $85), a luscious visual history of the bauble’s legacy in fine art and fashion through the centuries. Archival images from Mikimoto’s beginnings, one-of-a-kind pieces and vintage ad campaigns showcase the brand’s renown as the preeminent purveyor of fine strands. mikimotoamerica.com.

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1. BULGARI Serpenti Spiga, $10,500, Bulgari, B.H. 2. IWC Mark XVIII, $3,950, iwc.com. 3. VAN CLEEF & ARPELS Charms, price upon request, Van Cleef & Arpels, B.H. 4. TIFFANY & CO. Tiffany East West, $3,750, Tiffany & Co., B.H. 5. GUCCI GG2570, $1,100, gucci.com. 6. MONTBLANC Bohème Date, $1,905, Montblanc, S.D. 7. TUDOR Black Bay, $3,350, tudorwatch.com. 8. VACHERON CONSTANTIN Historique 1955 Ultra Fine, $29,600, Vacheron Constantin, C.M. 9. CARTIER Tortue, $12,300, Cartier, B.H. 10. ROLEX Cellini Time, $15,200, Shreve & Co., S.F.

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THE HARMONIST Hypnotizing Fire perfume elixir, $285. 8483 Melrose Pl., L.A., 323-653-5452; theharmonist.com.

LORO PIANA

Riley mink and baby cashmere double jersey vest, price upon request. 455 N. Rodeo Dr., B.H., 310-860-0765; 233 Geary St., S.F., 415-593-3303.

Trunk Show CHARLOTTE OLYMPIA Lucky Atkinson bag, $2,295. South Coast Plaza, C.M.; us.charlotteolympia.com.

ULTA BEAUTY Fiona Stiles Eye and Face Contouring Palette, only at Ulta Beauty, $39. 555 Ninth Street Retail Center, S.F.; ulta.com.

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Embossed croc Eloise tote, $495. 189 The Grove Dr., L.A., 323-647-7111.

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White, yellow and rose gold beaded stacking bands, $1,000 each. 980 W. Coast Hwy., N.B., 949-675-1701; twilatrue.com.

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DANIEL GIBBINGS Aria Aqua earrings, $12,500. 1143 Coast Village Rd., S.B., 877-565-1284; danielgibbings.com.

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Medium Sunset bag, $1,990. ysl.com.

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Calfskin leather Daily bag, $1,890. 433 N. Rodeo Dr., B.H., 310-860-0561; South Coast Plaza, C.M., 714-754-7500.

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ROBERT PROCOP mixed-cut ruby and diamond “Queen of Diamond” hoop earrings, $25,300.

ROBERT PROCOP sugarloaf amethyst and diamond Legacy necklace, $58,000.

ROBERT PROCOP multicolor Bella earrings, $19,600.

SUNA aquamarine and diamond ring, $9,600.

HARRY KOTLAR Fancy intense yellow diamond earrings, $222,925.

ALEX ŠEPKUS tourmaline and diamond ring, price upon request.

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The new collection brings out a signature sense of luxe to leisure and the art of relaxation. With luxurious fabrics and high-tech details, silhouettes are made to mix and match for endless wear wherever life may take you. Shop the new collection now available at St. John boutiques and stjohnknits.com.

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The Dark Side “A dark, strong lip with luminescent skin and darkened brows is a great look for holiday,” attests makeup visionary James Kaliardos, who created the mouthy visage for Pasadena-based Rodarte designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy’s Fall 2016 show.

“They understand beauty so well,” says Kaliardos, who founded the conceptual

multi-format publication Visionaire and has collaborated on campaigns and covers with the world’s most famous faces. Here, he explains how to achieve this punk pout: 1. Sharpen the Nars Velvet Matte Lip Pencil in Train Bleu ($26) to a thick but pointy, precise tip so it glides on. 2. Fill in the center for full coverage and use Q-Tips to

roll around and soften the edge of the lip line so it goes from superdense color to a soft edge. (If Train Bleu is too dark, try Nars Audacious Lipstick in Charlotte, $32.)

3. Keeping eyes luminous and cheeks shiny adds to the strong message. [For runway] I darkened the brow with a tiny bit of mascara just on the hairs. narscosmetics.com. •

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In-demand Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Gabriel Chiu (renowned for his range of customized cosmetic procedures) has an ingenious way of staying ahead of the curve when it comes to predicting his clients’ desires. In addition to keeping up with medical advances, he attends Paris Fashion Week with his wife, Christine, as a means of anticipating cosmetic trends that will be popular in the near future.

On his radar? For men, “it’s chest contouring,” he says. “Currently, abdominal etching is more popular, but increasingly, men are looking for their ideal chest.” As for women, Chiu’s “Mommy-Makeover” tops the list: “It’s ultra-customized. We’ve added the waist trainer curve, which makes a nice addition to the Brazilian Butt Lift. Waist-cinching surgery involves liposculpting in a specialized manner to get the waist trainer look,” he says.

“While most surgeons focus only on the butt, its shape and proportions to the waist above, and the thighs below, really bring it to the next level.”

Chiu is relaunching his clinical institute in 2017, with the addition of antiaging and regenerative medicine.

In development: oral and transdermal forms of antiaging medications.

“Beauty and wellness are intimately attached. Maintenance, with skin care, a healthy diet, ongoing antiaging, and nonsurgical procedures, coupled with surgical procedures, will bring back this wellness/beauty balance, completing the cycle of beauty.”

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Ten years ago Karen Elson was staying at a The Beverly Hills Hotel when a friend sent over a hamper of Jo Malone London products. “I was hooked from the start,” she admits. Now the British model, singer/ songwriter and self-confessed scent hoarder is the new Jo Malone London Girl, joining her predecessor, fellow Brit Poppy Delevingne, with whom she recently celebrated at a dinner party at Chateau Marmont.

“The Wild Bluebell [scent] is a longtime favorite. It’s so heavenly and it reminds me of springtime in England,” says Elson. 9621 Brighton Way, B.H., 310-281-0751; jomalone.com.

Beauty (turn) BASE COAT’s DTLA salon features custom accent mani/pedi chairs. Below: Bad News Babes nail polish, $20.

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“The idea to open a nontoxic nail salon came about when our co-founder, Tran Wills, was pregnant and couldn’t find a place to get her nails done that didn’t make her sick from all the intense smells and harsh chemicals,” explains Base Coat’s Ali Elman, part of the founding trio, along with Sarah Simon, who opened the brand’s first outpost in Denver in 2013. Now the salon has brought that same wellness-driven philosophy to L.A. with the opening of a spacious flagship in Downtown L.A.’s Arts District. A treatment menu based on the brand’s namesake line of vegan, chemical- and cruelty-free polishes in 100 colors stays true to a commitment to health and relaxation, as does an in-house bar that turns out fresh juices, mocktails, teas and tonics. Up next: a second West Coast spot on Fairfax this spring. 704 Mateo St., L.A., 213-935-8330; basecoatnailsalon.com.

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4. SHHHOWERCAP The Not Basic, $43, violet grey.com. 5. SHISEIDO Bio-performance LiftDynamic cream, $110/50 ml, shiseido.com.

6. CAUDALÍE PARIS Overnight Recovery Oil, $52, us.caudalie.com.

7. JOUER Deluxe Travel Collection With Brushes, $85, jouercosmetics.com.

8. LA PERLA Charisma Night Robe, $550, laperla .com. 9. KNC BEAUTY All Natural Collagen Infused Lip Mask, $25, violetgrey.com. 10. SHIVA ROSE Rose Moon Sea Salts, $60, shivarose .com. 11. NARS Glass Metropolis Audacious Lipstick Coffret, $125, narscosmetics.com.

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Guests left with signature gifts topped with handmade wreaths.

Merry and Bright Setting the stage for a FESTIVE HOLIDAY season, three of L.A.’s most talented hostesses bring their closest FRIENDS together for an evening of FEASTING and CRAFTING WINTER 2016/2017 C 105

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Clockwise from top left: Wreath-making station. Dinner table flanked by hammered bronze chairs from FOUND RENTALS. Chargers and rose gold flatware from CASA DE PERRIN. LeBlanc demonstrates the art of wreath making.

The tablescape featured floral arrangements

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essary to later re-create the charming present toppers. “Each holiday season I rethink how to keep wreaths looking fresh without losing their timeless symbolic quality. Adding materials like gold leaf, dried florals and velvet trim elevates them and the gifts they decorate,” adds LeBlanc.

Cove decided to diverge from the expected yuletide-themed menu with dim sum and ramen. “Our friends are invited to so

many dinners, I wanted something unique, but that would also tie into a cozy vibe,” she says. That it did—even despite the the balmy 75-degree temperature outside. mollysims.com; orencove.com; simone leblanc.com. •

From left: SIMONE LeBLANC, MOLLY SIMS (who just launched a YouTube channel devoted to lifestyle tips and making entertaining look effortless) and STEFANIE COVE.

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Actor, model and lifestyle author Molly Sims first connected with event planner Stefanie Cove through her then-fiance Scott Stuber: “He said to me, ‘This is a girl you have to meet!’” explains Sims of their introduction. Cove worked with Sims and Stuber on their 2011 Napa wedding, and the two have been throwing parties together ever since. With gifting maven Simone LeBlanc, the trio hosted an intimate evening at Sims’ Pacific Palisades home to welcome the season.

Explains Cove (who helms Oren Cove Event Production with partner Yifat Oren), “Our main inspiration was the warmth of the holidays, but without overdoing what is commonly perceived as traditional decor. I love burgundy mixed with pale pinks and neutral tones.” Before dinner, LeBlanc, Sims’ go-to gift source, guided the guests through wreath making. Everyone left with their mini works of art and everything nec-

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“I am always looking for pieces that strike just the right chord—modern, yet warm and traditional at the same time.

It’s about the right mix,” she says. Here, she shares some of her tabletop favorites, from crystal decanters and woven basket trays to fringed napkins and wheatengraved flatware. 3075 Sacramento St., S.F., 415-931-7433; marchsf.com.

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2. ANN LADSON Wheatengraved bronze flatware set, $2,050. 3. CLAUDE DOZORME knife set, $520.

4. DEBORAH EHRLICH exclusive March decanter, $450. 5. BLACKCREEK MERCANTILE & TRADING CO. round Blackline butcher block, $575.

6. SAM HAMILTON 6. S entertains at home.

7. HENRY DEAN clear hurricane candle holder, from $90. 8. CHRISTIANE PERROCHON Raw Umber nesting bowls, from $330. 9. ANNEMARIE O’SULLIVAN Sweet Chestnut trays, from $375. 10. MARCH taper candles, from $6/pair.

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For seven years, the biannual Echo Park Craft Fair has assembled the best makers across the U.S. This holiday, founders Rachel Craven and Beatrice Valenzuela curate baskets that highlight California’s top creatives. echoparkcraftfair.com.

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From HANDMADE granola bars to gildededge note cards, these custom baskets deliver an extra dose of CALIFORNIA COOL ERIC BUTERBAUGH limited-edition “Nice” Black Box, $245, and “Naughty” Black Box (pictured), $1,295.

MARKY box subscriptions, from $30/month.

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Design (bits) Known for his thoughtfully designed florals and his complementary fragrance line, L.A.’s Eric Buterbaugh delivers even more drama this season with bespoke boxes highlighting his signature scents and topped with jewel-toned bouquets. ericbuterbaugh.com.

L.A.-based Marky has cultivated a new form of family bonding time this season.

Designed by world-class artists and educators, the brand’s new monthly subscription boxes feature stepby-step art projects to ignite creativity and ensure access to highquality art education. marky.com.

MINTED More gift box, $50 with membership.

S.F.’s Minted sources material from independent artists globally. This year, they introduce a limited-edition box of textiles, cards and gift wrap, all designed in California, but perfect for letter writers and entertainers everywhere. minted.com.

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EPCF Field Basket, $320.

Barrett Prendergast, owner of L.A. boutique catering and gifting company Valleybrink Road, knows a thing or two about beautiful presentation. Her edit packs in artisanal goodies for those who appreciate a taste of the good life. valleybrinkroad.com.

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The entrance to KENZO restaurant in downtown Napa features a logo designed by worldrenowned Japanese calligraphy artist KEIKO KOBAYASHI.

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Japanese-influenced menus have long been popular in Northern California, but with the opening of the 27-seat Edomai sushi and kaiseki restaurant Kenzo in downtown Napa this November, vintnersturned-restaurateurs Kenzo Tsujimoto and his wife, Natsuko, want guests to feel as if they’ve been transported straight to Tokyo.

“Margrit Mondavi, who was a great friend, had words [that] inspired me to open this Japanese restaurant in the place we both loved so much,” says Kenzo.

“She said, ‘If someone could open a truly authentic Japanese restaurant in Napa, it would be you.’ Her words meant a lot.”

Kenzo, who is founder and CEO of Japanese games developer Capcom, bought 3,800 acres on the slopes of Napa’s Mount George for his winery Kenzo Estate in 1990 and has since established four Kenzo Estate tasting room-cum-restaurants in Japan.

To open his eponymous restaurant in Napa, Kenzo brought on longtime friend Hiroyuki Kanda—whose signature kaiseki restaurant, Kanda, in Minato, Tokyo, has received three Michelin stars for the past nine years—as executive chef to develop menus and train the all-star culinary team, which includes the former executive chefs from two-star Kyoto restaurant Kikunoi and Kenzo’s Japan-based operations.

Dishes such as wagyu sukiyaki and snow crab and scallop shinjo combine Napa produce and ingredients flown in daily from Japan’s markets at their syun, or seasonal peak.

Menu (turn) From above: The private sushi counter.

Fig and tofu shirae.

Owners KENZO and NATSUKO TSUJIMOTO.

“In Japanese cuisine, it is important to respect the natural flavor of each ingredient, and by cooking and combining them, to enhance the flavor further. For sushi, it is fair to say that the quality of ingredients themselves is everything, so I assemble recipes according to the time of year and the most exquisite, delicate and flavorful ingredients available,” says Kanda.

Natsuko designed the dining room and seven-seat private room using only materials and products that were made in Japan. Arita-yaki, Imari-yaki and Kyo-yaki ceramics were sourced to complement the presentation of each dish; every piece of wood has been hand-tooled in Japan and shipped to Napa to be installed locally under the supervision of Japanese artisans.

“Even though the restaurant is in Napa, our guests will feel as if they are entering Japan when they step inside.

While it has taken two years to physically create the restaurant, Kenzo and I have thought about it for many, many more,” says Natsuko. 1339 Pearl St., Napa, 707-294-2049; kenzoestate.com.

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Clockwise: ROE CAVIAR with smoked salmon and crème fraîche. Fifty-gram Roe Caviar gift set. DANIEL LANDVER and SARAH MEYER MICHAELSON.

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While most people prefer their caviar on blinis or toast, Sarah Meyer Michaelson has different plans this season. “My family does one big dinner over the holidays. We have this tradition where we eat caviar on baked potatoes,” says the L.A. native, who, along with her college roommate and fellow caviar aficionado Daniel Landver, launched Roe Caviar in November 2015 in a bid to make the edible luxury more approachable and accessible. “When we started buying caviar for ourselves, we were struck by how complicated and confusing and almost overwhelming the process was,” explains Landver. After sampling caviar from 18 sources all over the world, the duo landed on a sustainable farm in Northern California.

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When Sarah Michelle Gellar’s two children showed a particular interest in baking, the actor was surprised to find that the products on the shelves did not match their enthusiasm—they were filled with terrible ingredients. So, she got together with her best friend and fellow mother Galit Laibow, and launched Foodstirs (foodstirs.com), a collection of USDA organic, GMO-free baking kits and mixes. Here, the Westsider shares a few of her favorite spots around L.A. • Farmshop I love the farmers eggs and mushrooms and their bacon cheddar scones for brunch. 225 26th St., Ste. 25, S.M., 310-566-2400; farmshopca.com. • Grace Home Furnishings For a small store they carry such a wide and eclectic stock of furnishings and if they don’t have [what you’re looking for], I guarantee they have someone who can make it.

11632 Barrington Ct., L.A., 310-476-7176; gracehome furnishings.com. • Mier Gallery Owner Nino Mier always finds the greatest artists. Sean Duffy, Nicole Eisenman, Ryan Mosley and Jan-Ole Schiemann are just a few of the artists we have purchased with Nino. 1107 Greenacre Ave., L.A., 323498-5957; miergallery.com.

FOODSTIRS co-founders Galit Laibow and Sarah Michelle Gellar.

“We work very closely with them to ensure every tin of Roe meets our exacting quality standards. No preservatives, no freezing,” says Meyer Michaelson. Each tin of the brand’s single-origin white sturgeon eggs is artfully presented in a custom box and outfitted with an accompanying traditional motherof-pearl spoon and key to open. Just in time for the holidays, the brand has introduced 30-gram ($100) and 50-gram ($150) gift sets, in addition to the 125-gram ($350) and 250gram ($695) Indulge boxes already on offer year-round. Meanwhile, Landver has even more good reason to indulge in the delicacy this season. “I happen to be getting married soon,” he says. An excuse to feast if ever there was one. roecaviar.com.

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Canyon Coffee co-founders ALLY WALSH and CASEY WOJTALEWICZ. Chochajau, $16/12 oz. FRED L’AMI designed the packaging, which pays homage to the couple’s favorite artist, GEORGIA O’KEEFFE.

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Brew LOVE “We fell in love with the ritual of making coffee for each other at home,” says model Ally Walsh, who, along with musician boyfriend Casey Wojtalewicz, conceived Canyon Coffee. “We wanted to create something designed to bring some extra warmth to people’s kitchens,” adds Walsh of the brand, which launched this fall with Chochajau, a medium-roast, certifiedorganic bean boasting a smooth, chocolaty body sourced from a small collective in Guatemala. In the works: handmade pour-over drippers by woodsmith Chad Hagerman, coffeemaking equipment and a second bean. canyoncoffee.co.

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Upon entering the Paris-meets-Cali boutique, guests including Beth Rowe, Julie Faubert and Alexa Gores were greeted with Champagne before making their way through Maje’s latest covetable mix of autumnal goods.

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Christina Ruggieri, Alison Edmond

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Reed Robinson, Kyle Frabotta

Rebecca Russell, Nicolas Gannon, Michelle Linovitz

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To mark the launch of their lace-imbued Fall/Winter 2016 collection, Sandro and C magazine invited O.C. denizens to the Parisian label’s South Coast Plaza boutique for a prosecco-filled shopping event. Hosted by C Market Editor Rebecca Russell and Orange County influencers Nick Gannon and Michelle Linovitz, the special evening attracted guests including Reed Robinson, Jamie Williams and Kristin Breen, who tried on the brand’s swoon-worthy pieces that blend the masculine-feminine equation with discreet Parisian elegance—a look with which they have become synonymous.

MAJE: STEFANIE KEENAN. CHRISTOFLE: ANNIE SHAK. SANDRO: EVAN DORIAN

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A stylish crowd descended upon the West Hollywood Deco landmark Sunset Tower to join C in feting French silversmith house Christofle’s latest launch of baubles from its signature jewelry line, Idole de Christofle.

Hosted by C Fashion Director Alison Edmond, the afternoon exuded Parisian flair, attracting guests including designer Stephanie Danan of Co and artist Alison Van Pelt, who each tried on the new pieces dispersed among green- and ivory-hued blooms.

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Kaikoura’s HAPUKU LODGE + TREE HOUSES is perched in a native kanuka grove.

Edited by

JENNY MURRAY

HAPUKU LODGE: COURTESY OF HAPUKU LODGE

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Land of Plenty The lush country inextricably linked to The Lord of the Rings is more than a scenic hot spot. It’s also a hub for seriously sumptuous resorts, scattered from the world’s adventure capital, Queenstown, to the North Island’s

rugged coast. These exclusive digs provide a gateway to extraordinary experiences like heli-skiing, surfing legendary breaks, or flying over pristine glaciers and fjords. And yes, you can do it all on one trip.

A three-hour drive from Auckland Airport, Helena Bay Lodge (helenabay.com) is an intimate beach hideaway. With clear views of Helena Bay beach and beyond to the South Pacific, two stately villas and a luxe main house, which features its own spa,

gallery and communal spaces, host up to five couples. On-site, the Italian-fare restaurant is helmed by the chefs of Michelin-starred Don Alfonso on the Amalfi Coast.

Head to the South Island for foodie culture, high-flying adventure and amazing stays. Eichardt’s Private Hotel (eichardts .com), Queenstown’s historic jewel on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, just unveiled a new restaurant, two new Lake View Suites and a lavish penthouse with knockout

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Clockwise from top: The Peninsula of THE FARM AT CAPE KIDNAPPERS. HELENA BAY LODGE private beach. THE MARLBOROUGH LODGE in the heart of wine country. MINARET STATION ALPINE LODGE in the Southern Alps.

Queenstown’s EICHARDT’S PRIVATE HOTEL.

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Soft Landing When L.A.-based Italian stylist Erica Pelosini boarded a private jet with her puppy Cashmere, little did she know that a chance encounter with Naked Cashmere founder Bruce Gifford would result in Voyage, a line of all-climate cashmere sweaters, flightworthy blankets, travel accessories and comfy scarves. “Everything has been designed with the traveler in mind,” Pelosini says of the pieces that can be personalized with your initials or favorite destination. “Whether catching a flight from sunny L.A. to cold New York, or going from the windy beaches of Malibu to snowy Aspen, it’s these little touches that make traveling more enjoyable.” Dog cashmere to follow, of course. nakedcashmere.com.

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views, 24/7 butler service and Krug Champagne on demand. Helicopter to Minaret Station Alpine Lodge (minaretstation.com) in the Southern Alps, and glamp in a golden valley that gives way to majestic, white powder peaks you can ski all the way down.

Cozy guest chalets offer privacy and pampering with Jacuzzis on each deck. Choose your adventure—hiking, fishing or digging into multicourse feasts in front of a fireplace at the property’s Mountain Kitchen.

A lush playground in Kaikoura, the 11room Hapuku Lodge + Tree Houses (hapuku lodge.com) perches in a native kanuka grove, with mountain and ocean views. Five tree houses offer whimsical luxury in a natural retreat, where you can laze all day, staring out giant windows. All levels of surfers will want to see—or master—Mangamaunu, one of New Zealand’s most epic longboard spots.

There’s no better place to count sheep than in one of the 22 suites at The Farm at Cape Kidnappers (capekidnappers.com) in Hawkes Bay. A working farm with 6,000 glorious acres overlooks the ocean on a series of dramatic cliffs draped in worldclass golf greens, near New Zealand’s oldest vineyard, Mission Estate Winery.

Slow down for wine on the South Island’s northeastern tip, and take time to visit the sprawling region that is flanked by the ocean and produces the country’s famous sauvignon blanc. The Marlborough Lodge (the marlboroughlodge.co.nz), a historic convent turned new, all-suite hotel, amps up the elegance and focuses on the food and wine experience—serving farm-to-table bites and sea treats like fresh oysters and New Zealand Greenshell Mussels. • MARTINE BURY

VOYAGE Abbey blanket in Chalk, $400, and Alessandra sweaters, $115/each.

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BARRY SHAPIRO PHOTOGRAPH ARCHIVE, BANC PIC 2016.003, THE BANCROFT LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY

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Barry Shapiro’s photograph of WAITE HOME in Canyon, c. 1971, from BAMPFA’s forthcoming exhibition, “HIPPIE MODERNISM: THE STRUGGLE FOR UTOPIA.”

Say You Want a Revolution On the cusp of THE SUMMER OF LOVE’S 50th anniversary, a new EXHIBIT revisits the era’s influence on the arts—in the capital of COUNTERCULTURE itself WINTER 2016/2017 C 127

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“This is a period that has gotten a short shrift in history,” notes Lawrence Rinder, director of the UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, about “Hippie Modernism: The Struggle for Utopia.” The upcoming exhibition is a compelling look at how the counterculture has influenced art, architecture, design and contemporary life. Rinder, also chief curator, and Greg Castillo, Berkeley associate professor of architecture, have added nearly 100 pieces to the showcase, a traveling exhibition organized by the Walker Art Center with the assistance of BAMPFA.

This expanded collection highlights the Bay Area’s key role in the movement through diverse pieces like ephemera and photographs from ’70s theater groups Angels of Light and the Cockettes—sexual anarchists who epitomized the Psychedelic ’60s with their raucous performances and inspired glam rock; prints of East Bay handmade homes and Emeryville Mudflats, famously known at the time for its displays of public art; and even an original Community Memory Terminal from 1973, “which might have been the first digital social network, inside a cardboard box on Telegraph

Avenue,” Rinder says, gleefully. It’s particularly timely that the Bay Area turns reflective.

“Today, here, counterculture has become the culture. You look at environmental standards, the fact that everyone recycles and it’s the law; advances in women’s, LGBT and civil rights—you take these things for granted, but you can draw a line directly back to counterculture,” Rinder points out. “There are certain things that maybe we’ve left behind and deserve a second look.” Feb. 8-May 21. 2155 Center St., Berkeley, 510-642-0808; bampfa .org. • ELIZABETH KHURI CHANDLER

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PHILLIP K. SMITH III’s Bent Parallel, 2014, is composed of glass, aluminum, LED lighting and custom electronics.

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Bright Idea Palm Desert-based artist Phillip K. Smith III explores perception, space and time in his bold light-based oeuvre. On view at the Laguna Art Museum, his installation Bent Parallel blends outsize walls of color to dazzling and illusory effect (through Jan. 15; lagunaartmuseum.org). Up next: an installation for Desert X (Feb. 25-April 30, desertx.org), Coachella Valley’s inaugural,

site-specific exhibition. We caught up with the master of optics. How do you view the artist’s role in society? To change people’s perceptions of the world around them. To allow people to break out of their own way of thinking. To open people’s senses to the beauty, energy and subtlety of the world.

Favorite medium? Anything translucent.

Translucency creates a kind of mystery of light and has the ability to make light physical—the feeling that you can pick it up and hold it. Who would you like to collaborate with? James Turrell, Robert Irwin and the Dan Flavin estate—at the Colosseum in Rome. What can you tell us about your Desert X installation? I’m thinking that I will be reconfiguring ¼ Mile Arc [Smith’s large-scale outdoor installation artwork commissioned by Laguna Art Museum] to create a composition that will take place in the middle of the desert as opposed to the ocean versus land. It’s a 360-degree experience. What can you not live without? A pen and a piece of paper.

Every single project I have ever made begins with a piece of paper and a pen. pks3.com. • GABÉ HIRSCHOWITZ

CC5 HENDRIXWAR/COSMOCOCA PROGRAMA-IN-PROGRESS: COURTESY OF THE WALKER ART CENTER, MINNEAPOLIS, T.B. WALKER ACQUISITION FUNDLA DANCE PROJECT: LAURENT PHILLIPPE. SUPERONDA SOFA: COURTESY OF DARIO BARTOLINI. PAYNE’S GRAY: HOWARD URSULIAK. PHILLIP K. SMITH III, BENT PARALLEL, 2014, GLASS, ALUMINUM, LED LIGHTING, AND CUSTOM ELECTRONICS: LANCE GERBER. PORTRAIT: COURTESY OF PHILLIP K. SMITH III

From left: NEVILLE D’ALMEIDA and HÉLIO OITICICA’s CC5 Hendrixwar/Cosmococa Programa-inProgress, 1973. ARCHIZOOM ASSOCIATI’s Superonda Sofa, 1966. JUDITH WILLIAMS’ Payne’s Gray, c. 1966.

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The DESIGN and ART markets forge ahead together at SAN FRANCISCO’S fourth annual FOG FAIR

Clockwise from top left: OLAFUR ELIASSON’s Your oceanic feeling, 2015. SHEILA HICKS’ Prayer Rug, 1972. FAUSTO MELOTTI’s striped vase, c.

1965. RICHARD NEUTRA’s Perspective Elevation, Monterey Park City Hall, c. 1955. PIERRE SOULIÉ’s Table Lamp, 1969. AGNÈS BAILLON and ERIC DE DORMAEL’s Pieds Reliquaire, 2016. PAT STEIR’s Vibrating Blue and Red Waterfall, 1993.

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This January, FOG Design+Art Fair continues its fruitful evolution with the most sophisticated gathering of dealers since it began three years ago. Divided equally between the design and art galleries, the fair housed at Fort Mason Festival Pavilion includes new showings from galleries such as Chicago’s institution-cum-design gallery Casati, the Gagosian Gallery, New York’s dependably provocative Gavin Brown’s Enterprise, and influential European grande dame Dominique Lévy.

Lévy chose to join the fair after visiting last year, citing “the energy and support of collectors” and the city’s “long-standing interest in modern and contemporary art.” Her booth will present artists from the gallery’s program as well as a staging of Yves Klein’s iconic Monotone Symphony at Grace Cathedral to coincide with the fair.

“The art market here is thriving,” says Douglas Durkin, chair of the steering committee. “With the advent of BAMPFA and SFMOMA’s expansion, artist districts such as Minnesota Street, the Gagosian opening…people have confidence in the area.” In addition to the galleries, the fair includes a lecture on photographer Trevor Paglen’s off-site performance piece with the Kronos Quartet, a pop-up installation from renowned event designer Stanlee Gatti, and a curated reading room. For serious art and design buffs, everything from Sheila Hicks prayer rugs from Demisch Danant to Zaha Hadid’s spectacular glass consuls fashioned for David Gill, and classics such as a Richard Neutra drawing from Edward Cella are sure to beckon. PACE will also present Studio Drift, an artist group that pushes the boundaries between art and technology, and S.F. gallery Altman Siegel is showing graphic abstractions of quilt patterns by photography artist Sara VanDerBeek.

“There is anticipation that the younger demographic is more interested in the arts,” says Durkin. “We’re truly becoming a platform for seasoned collectors and enthusiasts to see art and design under one roof.” Jan. 12-15. Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture, 2 Marina Blvd., S.F., 415-551-5190; fogfair.com. •

YOUR OCEANIC FEELING: COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND TANYA BONAKDAR GALLERY, NEW YORK. PRAYER RUG AND TABLE LAMP: COURTESY OF DEMISCH DANANT AND THE ARTIST. VIBRATING BLUE AND RED WATERFALL: COURTESY OF DOMINIQUE LEVY, NEW YORK/LONDON. STRIPED VASE: AGNIESZKA KOSZYK, COURTESY OF CASATI GALLERY. PERSPECTIVE ELEVATION, MONTEREY PARK CITY HALL: COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND JOHN ANDERSON. PIEDS RELIQUAIRE: COURTESY OF SLETE GALLERY

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Leading the PACK The buzz is high for Emily Fridlund’s debut novel, History of Wolves (Grove Atlantic, $25), a book that impresses and shocks with its unabashedly odd and refreshingly crisp coming-of-age story. Set in the woods of northern Minnesota, 14-year-old Linda lives with her hippie parents in an abandoned commune, babysits for the Christian Scientist neighbor’s son, and becomes obsessed with fellow classmate Lily, who perhaps has an inappropriate relationship with her eighth-grade teacher. USC Ph.D. grad Fridlund toys with motifs of good and evil, predator and prey and observation versus action, deftly. And the consequences are unyielding.

Culture (bits) Author EMILY FRIDLUND won the McGinnis-Ritchie Award for the novel’s first chapter.

LOS ANGELES

Sound Bites

The SheJ, NIKKI PENNIE.

L.A.-based DJ Nikki Pennie shares her top artists to watch for spring. • ELIOT SUMNER She’s a fellow Brit and the ultimate cool girl, without even trying.

• NAO I am obsessed with this Brit girl’s music and her unique look; she is one of my favorite artists right now. • BURNS Matthew James Burns, in addition to making his own dance tunes, has been writing and producing for Britney Spears and Ellie Goulding.

• ANDREW DOST He’s just about to release new tracks that are orchestral rock. Think Beach Boys meets Nirvana! • LEON ELSE “Black Car” and “Dance” are meant to be blasted on a road trip. nikkipennie.com.

The Enlightened Impresario We asked curator Kristy Edmunds, executive and artistic director of UCLA’s Center for the Art of Performance, to detail the ingredients in her special programming sauce. How does your diverse background in the arts inform your choices? I approach being an artistic director with a great amount of empathy for artists’ thinking practices: What fires their creativity and what preoccupies their obsessions? How do I then make sure that I’m traveling as close as I can to that journey? Standout performance you’re looking forward to this winter? Forced Entertainment’s Table Top Shakespeare (Dec. 6-11). It’s all 36 Shakespearean plays done in the form of a single actor sitting at a long table synthesizing the entire play… boiling it down to the essentials and using objects you can go buy at the local drugstore. How does L.A. differ from other places you’ve worked in the world? I think there’s a real convergence of people in administrative leadership who have led very creative lives actively championing artists around the world.

We recognize that while we have our institution, we have to look after the arts ecology in the whole city—because looking after L.A.’s art ecology touches the whole world. cap.ucla.edu.

KRISTY EDMUNDS calls Table Top Shakespeare “micro-puppetry.”

SKULL: COURTESY THE ROYAL BALLET. THE ROYAL OPERA HOUSE: BILL COOPER. PENNIE: ALEX ARISTEI. EDMUNDS: LOVIS OSTENRIK. FORCED ENTERTAINMENT COMPLETE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE: HUGO GLENDINNING

The Royal Ballet’s first Artist in Residence, Liam Scarlett (the youngest choreographer to ever have a full-length ballet commissioned by the company), is the latest to reinvent Mary Shelley’s classic novel Frankenstein, with the talented San Francisco Ballet bringing the cautionary tale of an experiment gone wrong to life in spellbinding fashion. Feb. 17-26. 301 Van Ness Ave., S.F., 415-865-2000; sfballet.org.

RING IN THE

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A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS

GLADYS KNIGHT

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DEC 2–3

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DEC 16 –18

Rodgers & Hammerstein at the Movies

Holiday Brass

The Snowman

Get in the spirit with the mighty SF Symphony brass section playing holiday favorites

The magical story of a young boy, a snowman, and their adventure together projected on the big screen with the SF Symphony performing the score live

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The best of Rodgers & Hammerstein on the big screen with the San Francisco Symphony

DEC 11 · 8PM

A Merri-achi Christmas

DEC 4

Deck the Hall Spend Sunday with the kids in this familyfriendly event featuring holiday favorites with the Symphony. Enjoy arts and crafts, games, treats, and more!

DEC 7–8

Mexican and American holiday music performed

by Mariachi Sol de México® de José Hernández The SF Symphony does not appear in this concert.

DEC 12–13

Gladys Knight The “Empress of Soul” joins the SF Symphony for an evening of R&B classics and seasonal favorites

A Classic Christmas with the SF Symphony Seasonal favorites including selections from The Nutcracker, Hansel and Gretel, and traditional carols DEC 9 –10

Singin’ in the Rain The beloved musical comedy projected on the big screen with the SF Symphony performing the score live

DEC 14

Cirque de la Symphonie Talented acrobats fly, tumble, and dance across the stage as the SF Symphony performs a program of classical favorites

DEC 21–24

A Charlie Brown Christmas Live!

The Peanuts holiday classic comes to life in this family-friendly concert featuring actors, an animated backdrop, and Vince Guaraldi’s timeless music performed by the SF Symphony A NEW YEAR’S EVENT · DEC 31

Tituss Burgess & Jane Krakowski Celebrate with the SF Symphony and the stars of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and 30 Rock for an evening of music, song, and sizzle

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Handel’s Messiah The holiday tradition with the SF Symphony, soloists, and Chorus

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With a

HANDFUL

of anticipated films on the docket, ELLE FANNING

has quietly worked her way into the

Feature HOLLYWOOD BIG LEAGUE while seamlessly stepping into her MOST

SIGNIFICANT ROLE YET:

adulthood

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CHANEL dress, price upon request. MIKIMOTO bracelet, $7,000, and rings (from left), $3,550, $4,800 and $2,000.

JULIA CLANCEY turban, $250.

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SIMONE ROCHA trench, $5,040. STEFERE earring, $17,600, and ring (left), $6,500. ALISON LOU choker, $250. BUCCELLATI ring, $35,000. JIMMY CHOO shoes, $750. Opposite: ALTUZARRA dress, $7,995. BUCCELLATI bracelet, $24,500. COLETTE ring, $1,500.

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GUCCI dress, $14,000, and ring (right), $580. ERES bra, $220, and briefs, $195.

BUCCELLATI ring (far left), $3,400. MIKIMOTO ring, $3,550. JACQUIE AICHE ear band, $1,100. Opposite: GUCCI dress, $9,980, and headband, $845.

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ALEXANDER McQUEEN dress and jacket, prices upon request.

COLETTE ear cuff, $690.

STEFERE rings (from left), $9,250 and $7,700. CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN shoes, $995.

Opposite: BURBERRY dress, $3,995. GUCCI earring, $580/ pair. BUCCELLATI ring (left), $35,00. COLETTE ring, $8,720.

Elle Fanning wants you to know that she is 18.

“Did I already say that I turned 18?” she asks. She did. Twice.

“Whenever I see someone I tell them right away that I turned 18. It’s like it has never happened to anyone else,” she says, and she laughs a big, goofy 18-year-old laugh.

The younger Fanning (sister Dakota is now 22) is officially an adult. And no one can blame her for being excited to retire the line “child actor,” two words that bear the weight of baggage from misspent youths and wayward souls, from her résumé. On set for this shoot at the historic Paramour Estate in Silver Lake, a long day spent pouring her lanky 5-foot-9-inch frame into a collection of very glamorous gowns, she is gracious and grounded, silly and smart.

Back in her civilian clothes, a white Vivetta minidress and Gucci loafers with pearlencrusted heels, her pale hair twisted into a topknot, she looks and acts every bit the

hasn’t made one] because of her desire to seek out challenging and unique material more than anything. But I also think she has something otherworldly and ethereal about her, which doesn’t always go hand in hand with your typical Urban Dictionarydialogue teenage fare.”

Fanning relishes the chance to play a little against type, as a model/ ingenue turned violent narcissist in recently released film The Neon Demon from director Nicolas Winding Refn, a promiscuous but deviously smart best friend in December’s 20th Century Women, or the sweet-yetnaive daughter of a Tampa police chief in the 1920s Prohibition-era crime thriller and Christmas Day release Live by Night, alongside Zoe Saldana, Sienna Miller and the film’s star and director, Ben Affleck. It’s hard to believe that someone capable of such emotional range, who is in clear command of her talent, spends her free time practicing applying eyeliner and hanging out with friends at a bowling alley near her parents’ house in the San Fernando Valley, and celebrated turning legal voting age by dyeing her hair pink and making her Instagram public.

“Well, my parents never let me have a Facebook account,” she says. “And I had a private Instagram, but I was always a little intimidated by it. I have never had a Twitter account. People just argue on Twitter and I want to stay away. I guess I like Instagram because I’m a visual person. If I do go back to school one day, which I think I will, it will be for photography.”

The college question—will she go or won’t she—is the second-most asked of Fanning these days, right after people quiz her about what it was like to have such an unusual childhood.

“It all feels very normal to me. I’ve always been on movie sets, and I have learned so much. I really hope to be a director one day, to feel so free to invent stuff,” she says looking wistful and full of wonder and, for this minute, more girl than woman. “To have something that’s mine, my own thing that I pour myself into, that’s my dream.” •

part of a teenager with an exceptional job, an interesting paradox of esteemed professional and a young woman who stayed a child for as long as she possibly could.

“I graduated from a regular high school.

Even if I had to take a week or two off, I had a tutor and I was expected to keep up.

But now I can travel on my own, without my grandmother or my mom. I’m headed to New Orleans soon to work with Sofia Coppola again,” says Fanning, who first worked with the filmmaker while starring in her melancholy indie drama Somewhere (2010). She grew up in Los Angeles but has deep family roots in Georgia, where her parents met when they were 7 and 10 years old. “It’s the first time I’m going to be on set without any schoolwork. Plus, I will be in New Orleans. Most of my friends moved away for college, and this kind of feels like my version of that.”

The second-born of the famous Fannings booked her first job playing the younger version of her sister, Dakota (she was just

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shy of 3 at the time), in I Am Sam. She had acted in 10 movies and a handful of television series by the time she was 10. Fanning was an adorable girl with a gift for behaving like an actual child on screen, in big serious pictures like Babel and The Door in the Floor, who has blossomed into a fashion darling, wearing Chanel and Gucci and Valentino on red carpets around the world.

And she has done it, remarkably, without ever standing in front of a locker on camera.

“It’s weird but I’ve never played a part when I’m in a high school,” she says, somewhat incredulously. “In the new Mike Mills movie, 20th Century Women, I play a girl who goes to high school in the late ’70s in Santa Barbara, but I have never, you know, stood in the hall of a school, doing high school things.”

“I’m pretty sure Elle could be cast in any teen movie she wanted,” says writer and director Daniel Barnz, who put Fanning in her first lead role in his film Phoebe in Wonderland when she was 9. “I suspect [she

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“I play a girl who goes to high school in the late ’70S IN SANTA BARBARA, but I have never, you know, stood in the Feature hall of a school,(tbd) doing HIGH SCHOOL things.”

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VALENTINO dress, $8,900.

MIKIMOTO ring, $3,550.

JULIA CLANCEY turban, $250. GIUSEPPE ZANOTTI DESIGN boots, $1,850.

Opposite: See p.138.

Makeup: CHANEL Hydra Beauty Crème Riche, $87, Le Teint Ultra Tenue Ultrawear Foundation, $60, Inimitable Mascara, $32, Le Crayon Khôl Intense Eye Pencil, $30, Rouge Allure Ink Matte Liquid Lip Color, $37, and Rouge Coco Stylo Complete Care Lipshine, $37. GLOSSIER Haloscope face highlighter, $22.

HAIR John D at Forward Artists using TRESemmé.

MAKEUP Kate Lee at Starworks Artists using Chanel. NAILS Lisa Pena Wong at Opus Beauty using Dior Vernis. PRODUCER Rosco Production.

LOCATION The Paramour Estate, theparamour.com.

Cabin Fever Photography by

LISA ROMEREIN

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MELISSA GOLDSTEIN

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With the sort of backstory that (tbd) proves truth is more FASCINATING than fiction, a RUSTIC CANYON HOUSE

is brought back to life

by ITS DEVOTED OWNERS

The stones from the original fireplace were numbered, dismantled and reconstructed in the process of MARLA AND LARRY BUTLER’s extensive remodel. Opposite: In the living room of the Rustic Canyon house, solid and split lodgepole pine logs are the backdrop for a vignette comprising a vintage school gym locker room bench, a custom brass big bulb wall sconce and a handcarved wood stag bust.

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A GEORGE SMITH ottoman, vintage French club chairs and a blue mohairupholstered sofa provide ample seating options in Larry’s office, where an antler chandelier is a focal point.

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INTERIOR STYLING BY LISA STRONG. ARCHITECTURE/DESIGN COLLABORATION

BY CHRIS PECK AND ERIC DOBKIN. CONSTRUCTION BY ERIC DOBKIN

Clockwise from left: In the airy dining area, the granite floors are leather finished, and Bell Lamp pendants by NORMANN COPENHAGEN hang over the custom ELIZABETH PAIGE SMITH table— composed of surfboard resin over maple. In the kids’ bathroom, a wall sconce from ONEFORTYTHREE in Henderson, Nev., hangs above a KOHLER trough sink. Custom leathered limestone tile from KD STYLE & CO. dots the floor.

The kitchen contains basalt countertops and a Calacatta marble backsplash. A new rear addition to the original blueprint encompasses the kitchen, dining room and second-floor bedrooms.

“Take an old knife that’s nicked up but still totally functional,” says Larry Butler by way of explaining the immediate allure of his house in Rustic Canyon. “You love it because it’s been used and has a history; the cabin was filled with that.” It was also, when he first laid eyes on it, in 1999, “quasi falling apart—which to most people wouldn’t be appealing, but to me, and later on to my wife, it was something that was attractive,” he says. “We don’t like anything perfect.”

Larry, who runs his own investment company, was a bachelor renting a place nearby when he purchased the digs from actor Daryl Hannah. An absorbing backstory helped to seal the deal: Built for the 1923 silent film The Courtship of Miles Standish, the place was first owned by banker Marco Hellman, who foreclosed on the movie’s production company, and moved the stage set to its current locale, hiring Craftsman architect Arthur Heineman to convert it to a family beach house. It stood on the grounds of a 121-acre compound that was being developed as a

bohemian gentleman’s retreat by pipe company owner Harry Haldeman, who christened it The Uplifters Club. Hellman’s cabin became a hangout for the fabled membersonly Uplifters clan, which included the likes of Walt Disney, Clark Gable, Will Rogers and Spencer Tracy.

Steeped though it was in romance, the cabin was a victim of structural, earthquake and termite damage. It wasn’t until 2012 that Larry, now married to his wife, Marla (with whom he has three children: daughter Folbe, 10, and sons Joshua and Marshall, who are 8 and 6, respectively), decided to finally commit to the project of remodeling, and assembled an expert team: architect Chris Peck, interior designer Lisa Strong and contractor Eric Dobkin, who fought to preserve the integrity of the site.

“Though double the size of the original, it was as similar as possible in tone and spirit,” says Larry, who approved the plans for the 6,200-square-foot remodel with neighborhood historian Randy Young. “The aim was

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to retain authenticity without intentionally deceiving the visitor with respect to what is new and what is historic material,” adds Peck.

Dobkin sourced materials from Bitterroot Valley Log & Timber Inc. in Victor, Mont.;

The grand living room features many restored original accents including paper shade pendants, mica shades, and a barrel chair and table. A vintage Italian ’70s floor lamp, custom leather chesterfield sofas, a vintage brass and glass cocktail table by KARL SPRINGER, and chairs reupholstered in Mongolian lamb add to the reimagined rustic ambiance.

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importing and storing the lodgepole pine logs in locations across Los Angeles and transferring them to smaller trucks for delivery to the site. For the great room, an ardent replica of the original, the stones of the fireplace were meticulously dismantled, numbered and later reassembled, along with a salvaged and restored inglenook that stands on reclaimed French oak floors. They also preserved original furniture and architectural elements throughout, including an eightpanel oil mural and the double Dutch front door. “Reusing the original wood beams, hardware, light fixtures and stone makes you feel the memory of Haldeman and his drinking buddies,” says Dobkin.

The interiors are an enthusiastic mashup of old and new. “I need to live with contrast,” says Marla, a former fashion designer.

“I never want anything too ‘too.’” Strong characterizes the aesthetic as “Dutch lowlands Death Star,” citing the mix of modern furniture and the moody interplay of dark wood alongside vintage Italian and French pieces and family heirlooms. “It has a little couture element to it too, because Marla is very refined,” she adds.

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My MEMORIES will BE of making S’MORES in the FIREPLACE WITH THE KIDS, and having parties in the GREAT ROOM.” cessorizing—empowering Strong to use oneof-a-kind statements as the anchors of each room: An opalescent blue-gray, surfboard resin-topped table by Elizabeth Paige Smith is flanked by Patricia Urquiola Comback chairs in the light-bathed kitchen, and stands on solid slab granite floors that Strong had leathered and rusticated. In the playroom, a vibrant

Scandinavian rya shag rug offsets a plaid George Smith sofa and reupholstered vintage ’60s fiberglass chairs from Marla’s childhood home. And a vignette in the entry hall pairs an elk footstool original to the cabin with a chinoiserie table previously owned by Larry’s mother, a custom Chinese birdcage lamp and a bespoke pentagonal light fixture composed of pressed glass and brass with leather piping.

Whimsical though the current incarnation may be, the house retains its DNA as a gathering place, first and foremost. “It’s incredibly cozy,” says Larry. “My memories will be of making s’mores in the fireplace with the kids, and having parties in the great room.” •

The upstairs landing features a pair of MILO BAUGHMAN club chairs, a purple glass side table from L.A.’s IN-EX, a VISUAL COMFORTS light fixture, and a custom hand-hooked area rug made of men’s wool and cashmere suiting fabrics from COUNTRY BRAID HOUSE in New Hampshire.

Left: Outside, landscape designer SAMANTHA GORE interspersed native and original trees with custom rock walls of river rock and ledgestone.

Shopping Guide

KURT ISWARIENKO Styling by ALISON EDMOND Photography by

LEGENDARY model ELAINE IRWIN takes

the road less traveled in SPRING’S Feature NEW collections– showcasing the best to come in MINIMAL and

MONOCHROME FASHION

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RALPH LAUREN COLLECTION jacket, $2,690, shirt, $850, pants, $3,490, belt, $595, and necklace, price upon request. AMERICAN APPAREL tank, $15. ALLÂ SAINTS hat, similar styles available.

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CÉLINE dress, $2,900. JENNIFER MEYER studs, $230/pair. KENDALL CONRAD rings, $160 each. CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN boots, $1,695. Headscarf, stylist’s own. Opposite: DIOR dress, $3,800, and skirt, $3,700. KENDALL CONRAD bracelets (from top), $210 and $320, and rings (from top), $250 and $160. JENNIFER MEYER studs, $230/pair.

DOLCE & GABBANA dress, $1,995, bra, $545, and briefs, $255.

WRETCHED DANDY collar, $105. JENNIFER MEYER studs, $975.

KENDALL CONRAD rings (from left), $212 and $200.

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OSCAR DE LA RENTA dress, $5,790. M MISSONI coat, $795. KENDALL CONRAD rings (from top), $212 and $200. RALPH LAUREN COLLECTION boots, $895.

Opposite: SACAI blouse, $1,465, and skirt, $1,410. JENNIFERÂ MEYER studs, $230.

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RED VALENTINO top, $550, and skirt, $950. SACAI coat, $1,240. Opposite: BOSS embroidered top, embroidered dress and knit dress, prices upon request. KENDALL CONRAD ring, $212.

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NARCISO RODRIGUEZ top and coat, prices upon request, white dress, $2,495, and trousers, $1,195. Sandals, stylist’s own. Opposite: HAIDER ACKERMANN dress, $2,250, and shoes, $780. ELIZABETH AND JAMES blazer, $545, and trousers, $445. KENDALL CONRAD earrings, $275/pair. HAIR David Cox at Art Department using Bumble and Bumble. MAKEUP Jo Strettell at Tracey Mattingly.

NAILS Tom Bachik for L’Oréal Paris. PRODUCER Rosco Production.

FASHION ASSISTANT: RAINA SILBERSTEIN. SEE SHOPPING GUIDE FOR DETAILS, P.174

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ANGIE SILVY ELIZABETH KHURI CHANDLER

Photography by Written by

When the founder of SCRIBE WINERY, Andrew MARIANI, and his wife, musician LIA ICES, open their SONOMA HOME for an effortless, CASUAL luncheon, the FOOD AND COMPANY

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ANDREW MARIANI AND LIA ICES’ table is set with a OAXACAN vase from Mexico City, zinnias from the SCRIBE garden and toyon berries from their property. The plates by JAN SCHACHTER and the black vases are by local ceramist JESSICA NIELLO. Opposite: The tablescape beneath the grapevines.

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Motor to Moon Mountain, a mere 10 minutes past the town square of Sonoma, and you’ll find that the road narrows quickly and branches close in. Then, suddenly, you break away from the trees into an uninterrupted, sweeping, patchwork view of water and farmland layered all the way to the city blocks of San Francisco. Just beyond that view, past a grove of old-growth oak trees, you’ll find Andrew Mariani and Lia Ices’ one-bedroom home, humbly squeezed next to a particularly spectacular specimen. “The architect basically built the house to be next to this oak tree,” says Mariani.

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This afternoon the founder of Scribe Winery and his musician wife are just getting moving. Dewy-eyed, Ices emerges from the bedroom, dressed simply in a coral shift and luminous as she cradles their newest addition, 6-week-old Una, in her arms (she was named after Una Jeffers, wife and muse of bohemian California poet Robinson Jeffers). Meanwhile Scribe staffers Meredith Ouzounian and Emma Lipp are ensconced in the kitchen whipping up casual fare, all seasonal and almost all plucked from the Scribe garden, which, from one vantage point, can be spotted down in the valley.

“It’s nice to get off the Scribe property and get a little serenity from the hustle and bustle of the seven-days-a-week business of making wine,” explains Mariani of the remoteness of their location. Life is very busy down at the winery. In addition to the 250-acre property’s original tasting room, the winery is opening a restored historic hacienda in January, complete with a rotation of visiting chefs run

by Lipp, Ouzounian, and Mariani’s sister, Kelly—think small plates, farm-to-table, classically West Coast fare.

The retreat, which the two moved to in October 2015, has everything they desired:

Clockwise from far left: Chef MEREDITH OUZOUNIAN preps grilled vegetables. Ices wears a shift dress by FARROW and a LADY GREY necklace. A bottle of SAMUEL TINON’S HATARI DRY TOKAJ FURMINT 2013 and SCRIBE’s 2016 NOUVEAU OF PINOT NOIR. Halibut is wrapped in fig leaves. Ices and Mariani with their newborn daughter, Una. Scribe employees Jessica DellaTorre and Penelope Grill enjoy a glass of wine. A bowl of persimmons from Mariani’s family property in Winters. Salad with watermelon radish and flowers from the Scribe garden.

Raspberry clafouti made with Mariani walnuts. Guests gather in the kitchen in front of the oaks.

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The guests gather under a canopy of table grapes and dig in.

The house on Moon Mountain was built in 2000 to be next to a wizened oak tree. Below: Lauren Papadin and her son Teddy with an array of gourds gathered from the “secret garden” on the Scribe property.

winsome groves of oaks; an orchard filled with apple, fig, pomegranate, plum and cherry trees; a fulsome rose garden; a patio with an outdoor dining area and grill; even a guesthouse that doubles as a music studio for Ices’ self-proclaimed “introspective pop.” She’s currently working on a new album: a California record, she says, that’s a “stripping away of things, an experiment into what naturally comes out.”

When the couple entertains, “the motto is: Get everybody involved,” proclaims Mariani, who comes from a family of farmers that goes back four generations. “Pour wine, hold babies, grow shallots, grill.”

By noon their guests have all trickled in, an eclectic group of musicians, vintners, engineers, Scribe employees and writers from both coasts (Ices is a Connecticut native, while Mariani grew up in Winters, CA). Musician Sasha Papadin and his wife, Lauren, arrive with their two kids, who immediately bolt for the orchard; Mariani’s brother Adam (who co-runs the winery) and his South African girlfriend Kezia McKay walk leisurely through the oaks; Colu Henry, a Hudson Valley-based food writer and publicist, sweeps into the kitchen wearing a pretty patterned dress and bubbling over with questions.

Mariani and Ices offer a cloudy pink Scribe Nouveau of Pinot Noir to their friends along with Bas de Bas Blanc from Croatia, a Scribe Cabernet, Methode Sau-

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rest of the group clambers behind the car, up to the view, wineglasses in hand. Ices and Mariani trade off with the wee one and the crowd takes it all in.

Finally they call their friends to the table under a canopy of purple and translucent table grapes that Ices jokes she snacked on all through her pregnancy. The table is set with their wedding china

by Jan Schachter and vases from Oakland ceramist Jessica Niello, who used clay from the Scribe property and fired it into vessels that Ices loves because they “look like meteors.” Zinnias from the Scribe garden and toyon berries from Moon Mountain fill the containers, and a few gourds and pomegranates are scattered about for color. Then Lipp comes out of the kitchen wearing a charming, floppy farmer hat and presents the dishes.

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Scientist Andrew Gray and musician Sasha Papadin catch a ride on the back of “the gator” laden with Miyagi oysters from Bodega Bay, Mariani almonds, olives and prosciutto. They are drinking SCRIBE NOUVEAU OF PINOT NOIR.

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inspired by Mariani and Ices’ babymoon in Capri, paired with grilled bread, garden tomato confit and basil. Then they sample grilled halibut wrapped in fig leaves with a tomato-fennel-scallion salsa. A garden salad is passed from hand to hand with watermelon radishes and flowers, followed by Scribe peppers and eggplant with herbs, roasted beets with avocado crema, and a finish of a not-too-sweet walnut and raspberry clafouti with a dollop of cream.

Conversation flits between career plans, baby names and a little shoptalk about the winery. The guests toast the chefs and marvel at the avocado crema—delicious!— inquiring after the biographies of the greens in the salad.

As the meal meanders to a close, the light begins to turn golden and various guests wander into the orchard below, crushing rosemary between their thumbs and biting into Fuji apples fresh from the tree. Henry jokes that they are on a scent tour. It’s business as usual here, really, yet every moment stands out; rose-tinted perhaps—special. •

SHOPPING GUIDE ON OUR COVER Burberry floral tapestry fil coupé and sequin dress, $3,995, burberry.com. Gucci earrings with hand pendants in metal with aged gold finish, turquoise resin beads and glass pearls, $580, Gucci, B.H., 310-2783451; gucci.com.

TABLE OF CONTENTS p.28 See “Elle Enchanted,” p.137. See “Pacific Time,” p.155.

WHAT’S HOT: GIFT GUIDE CHEER SQUAD p.58 Forevermark Exceptional Diamonds twostone ring with radiant exceptional diamond and fancy yellow radiant exceptional diamond, price upon request, forevermark .com. Versace contrast color-tacked ankle boots, $1,395, us.versace.com.Dolce & Gabbana orange acrylic Dolce box bag, $3,845, Dolce & Gabbana, B.H., 310-859-8400.

Dolce & Gabbana orange acrylic Dolce box bag, $3,845, select Dolce & Gabbana stores.

Guess faux-leather satchel with piping, $98, Guess, B.H., 310-247-8667. Tiffany cocktail two-hand pavé watch in 18-karat white gold, $30,000, Tiffany & Co., B.H., 310-273-8880. tiffany.com. Diane Von Furstenberg satin fold-over clutch in honey mustard, $128, DVF, The Grove, L.A., 323-792-2258. Tom Ford printed large scarf in light gold, $490, Tom Ford, B.H., 310-270-9440.

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SILVER STREAK p.60 Bulgari Divas’ Dream earrings, white gold diamond pavé, $5,850, Bulgari B.H., 310-858-9216; bulgari.com. Diesel L-CYGNI leather jacket, $303, Diesel, W.H., 323-782-1738. Vera Wang Simply Vera Vera Wang for Fitbit Alta metal bracelet, silvertone metal links with a fold-over clasp, $79.99, Kohl’s, kohls.com. Fitbit Alta tracker sold separately, kohls.com. Bottega Veneta Ravello sandals in light silver Pelle S.Cuoio Intrecciato, $620, Bottega Veneta, B.H., 310-858-6533; bottegaveneta.com Chanel pearl galuchat metallized lambskin bag, $5,900, Chanel, B.H., 310-278-5500.

Prada Hook Trick Robot, $395, Prada, B.H., 310-278-8661; prada.com. Louis Vuitton Crocodile Steamer, approx $20,500, Louis Vuitton, B.H., 310-859-0457.

GILT TRIP p.62 Fendi calf leather Dot Com, $2,700, Fendi B.H., fendi.com. Cartier Cle de Cartier cuff links in 18-karat rose gold, $5,250, Cartier B.H., 800-227-8437. Trina Turk Astors Garden white iPhone case, $30, Trina Turk Manhattan Beach, 310-3033153. Charlotte Olympia Dree platforms, $825, Charlotte Olympia, B.H., 310-2761111. David Yurman Supernova pendant necklace with diamonds in 18-karat gold, $6,800, David Yurman, B.H., 310-888-8618.

Swarovski crystalline toasting flutes, $399, Swarovski, The Grove, L.A., 323-935-0433.

Harry Winston HW logo diamond bangle bracelet, $8,600, Harry Winston, B.H., 310-271-8554. Michael Kors Instax Mini70 Camera, $149, and gold chain camera shoulder strap, $28, michaelkors.com.

Dior La Mini D De Dior watch, $4,250, Dior, B.H., 310-859-4700.

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HERITAGE PIECES p.64 Roberto Cavalli embroidered platforms, price upon request, Roberto Cavalli, B.H., 310-276-6006; robertocavalli .com. Janessa Leone Maya hat, $290, janessaleone.com. Van Cleef & Arpels Rose de Noël pendant featuring carnelian and diamonds set in 18-karat rose gold, $16,000, Van Cleef & Arpels, B.H., 310276-1161; vancleefarpels.com. Valentino Garavani Resort 2017 butterfly beaded bag, $4,945, Valentino, B.H., 310-247-0103.

Montblanc Bohème ExoTourbillon Slim watch, $47,000, Montblanc, L.A., 310-8540049. Velvet Gertrude ruffle Madrid print top, $128, Lido Marina Village, N.B. Etro velvet and silk paisley scarf with tassels, $960, Etro, B.H., 310-248-2855. Vhernier Volta Celeste earrings in titanium, white diamonds and cognac sapphires, $38,500, Vhernier, B.H., 310-273-2444; vhernier.it.

WILD THINGS p.66 IWC Portofino 37 rose gold, slate gray dial, diamond numeral markers, brown Santoni leather strap, $13,100, IWC Flagship Boutique, B.H., 310 734 0520. Moncler Lunette sunglasses, $350, Moncler, B.H., 424-354-4562; moncler .com. Brunello Cucinelli shearling

Monili evening city bag, $2,995, Brunello Cucinelli, B.H., 310-724-8118. Salvatore Ferragamo green leather woven heels with mink ankle straps, $1,590, Salvatore Ferragamo, B.H., 310-273-9990. Marco Bicego Unico collar in 18-karat gold with chrysocolla, $3,650, Neiman Marcus, S.F., 415-362-3900. Longchamp Roseau Panthère cross-body bag, $735, Longchamp South Coast Plaza, longchamp.com. Gucci GG Supreme Bee print wallet, $350, Gucci, B.H., gucci.com. Giorgio Armani resin and brass earrings, $495, Giorgio Armani, B.H., 310-271-5555.

SHORE THING p.78 Charlotte Olympia Verdant wedges, $835, charlotteolympia.com. Lola Hats Alpargatas hat, $225, Saks Fifth Avenue, B.H., 310-275-4211. Tory Burch drawstring tote, $795, Tory Burch, B.H., 310-2742394. Agent Provocateur Jojo swimsuit, $385, agentprovocateur.com. Sontoni woven calfskin wedge, $1,300, santoni shoes.com. Eres Pepita swimsuit, $496, Eres, B.H., 310-246-1008. Céline woven moccasins, $1,100, Céline, B.H., 310-8880120. Fendi straw Baguette bag, $2,600, fendi.com. Proenza Schouler stripe frayed mules, $695, proenzaschouler.com. Tod’s Double T Intreccio bag, $2,265, Tod’s, B.H., 310-285-0591. Marysia Palm Springs tie maillot, $350, Everything But Water, S.M., 424-280-7896. Balenciaga Bistro basket bag, $2,900, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900.

DARK NIGHT p.82 Dolce & Gabbana black leather Sicily bag with clock design and floral embellishments, $3,675, select Dolce & Gabbana boutiques. Bulgari Serpenti Spiga watch, 35 mm, case gold 5N 18-karat 750-ceramic, bracelet gold 5N 18-karat 750-ceramic, quartz, diamond stones, partial setting, diamonds 38 pce, $10,500, Bulgari, B.H., 310-858-9216; bulgari.com.

IWC Mark XVIII, $3,950, IWC, B.H., 310734-0520; iwc.com. Van Cleef & Arpels Charms 32 mm timepiece set in 18-karat rose gold, Van Cleef & Arpels, B.H., 310276-1161; vancleefarpels.com. Tiffany East West in stainless steel, quartz movement with white dial on black alligator strap, Tiffany & Co., B.H., 310-273-8880; tiffany .com. Gucci GG2570 with pink gold-plated case on a black leather strap, $1,100, gucci.com. Montblanc Bohème Date, Montblanc, Fashion Valley, S.D., 619-2956323; montblanc.com. Tudor Black Bay black, $3,350, tudorwatch.com. Vacheron Constantin Historique 1955 Ultra Fine in yellow gold, Vacheron Constantin, South Coast Plaza, C.M., 714-955-4057; vacheronconstantin.com. Cartier Tortue watch, small model, 18-karat white gold, leather, $12,300, Cartier, B.H., 310-275-4272; cartier.com. Rolex Cellini Time 39 mm, 18-karat everose gold, black dial, leather strap, $15,200, Shreve & Co., S.F., 415-4212600; rolex.com.

ELLE ENCHANTED p.137 Chanel lace dress, price upon request, Chanel, similar styles available at select Chanel Boutiques nationwide; 800-550-0005. Mikimoto Fortune Leaves Collection Akoya cultured pearl bracelet with diamonds, set in 18-karat white gold, $7,000, Olive Collection Akoya cultured pearl ring with diamonds, set in 18-karat white gold, $3,550, Fortune Leaves Collection ring Akoya cultured pearl ring with diamonds, set in 18-karat white gold, $4,800, Bouquet Collection Akoya cultured pearl ring with diamonds, set in 18-karat white gold, $2,000, Mikimoto, B.H., 310-205-8787. Julia Clancey Naomi turban in silver, $250, by appointment only at Julia Clancey Atelier, W.H., julia clancey.com. p.138 Simone Rocha nude pink embroidered peony coat, $5,040, Saks Fifth Avenue, B.H., 310-275-4211.

Stefere earring, $17,600, and Allamanda ring, $6,500, Saks Fifth Avenue, B.H., 310-275-4211. Alison Lou black choker, $250, alisonlou.com. Buccellati cocktail ring in gold, sapphire and heliodor, $3,500, buccellati.com. Jimmy Choo Lucy citrine leather pointed-toe pump, $750, similar colors at Jimmy Choo, B.H., 310-8609045, jimmychoo.com. p.139 Altuzarra Moonshine dress in silk Chantilly lace with embroidery, $7,995, similar styles available at Barneys, B.H., 310-2764400. Buccellati Macri cuff in white gold, with yellow gold and diamonds, $24,500, Buccellati, B.H., 310-276-7022.

Colette 18-karat rose gold Rizo ring with diamonds, $1,500, Colette, Melrose Place, L.A., 323-944-0599. p.140 Gucci black tulle sleeveless gown with little flowers flock decorations, side flounces and black velvet belt, $9,980, and black and green Lurex jacquard cashmere headband, $845, Gucci, B.H., 310-278-3451, gucci .com. p.141 Gucci pale rose Chantilly lace long-sleeve gown with silk bows, ruffle and velvet details, $14,000, and ring with stud in metal with dark finish, fuchsia Swarovski crystals, yellow glass and pearl-effect beads, $58, Gucci, B.H., 310-278-3451; gucci.com. Eres Lyda bra, $220, and Flavie briefs, $195, Eres, B.H., 310-246-1008. Buccellati yellow gold and pink coral Opera ring, $3,400, Buccellati, B.H., 310-276-7022. Mikimoto Olive Collection ring Akoya cultured pearl ring with diamonds set in 18-karat white gold, $3,550, Mikimoto, B.H., 310-2058787. Jacquie Aiche 14-karat rose gold pavé diamond double ear band, $1,100, Jaimie Geller Jewelry, 310-454-5392. p.142 Burberry floral tapestry fil coupe and sequin dress, $3,995, burberry.com. Gucci earrings with hand pendants in metal with aged gold finish, turquoise resin beads and glass pearls, $580, Gucci, B.H., 310-2783451, gucci.com. Buccellati cocktail ring in gold, sapphire and heliodor, $35,000,

buccellati.com. Colette 18-karat gold sapphire and tsavorite ring, $8,720, colette jewelry.com. p.143 Alexander McQueen ivory floral lace dress and multicolored lambskin coat with flower sequin detail and cropped sleeves, prices upon request, Alexander McQueen, Melrose Ave, 323782-4983. Colette 18-karat yellow gold and white diamond Feuille ear cuff, $690, Colette, Melrose Place, L.A., 323-944-0599.

Stefere Fleur cover ring, $9,250, and Fleur ring, $7,700, Saks Fifth Avenue, B.H., 310275-4211; stefere.com. Christian Louboutin Empira booties, $995, christianlouboutin .com. p.144 See p.138 (Simone Rocha) p.145 Valentino dress, $8,900, Valentino Boutiques. Mikimoto Olive Collection Ring, $3,550, Mikimoto, B.H., 310-2058787. Julia Clancey sequin silk velvet in black, $250, by appointment only at Julia Clancey Atelier, W.H., juliaclancey.com.

Giuseppe Zanotti lace-up booties, $1,850, giuseppezanottidesign.com. Makeup: Chanel Hydra Beauty Crème Riche, $87, Le Teint Ultra Tenue Ultrawear Foundation, $60, Inimitable Mascara, $32, Le Crayon Khôl Intense eye pencil, $30, Rouge Allure Ink matte liquid lip color, $37, and Rouge Coco Stylo complete care lipshine, $37, chanel.com. Glossier Haloscope face highlighter, $22, glossier.com.

PACIFIC TIME p.155 Michael Kors Collection Maritime/ white stripe cashmere tube top and collar, $695, and Maritime silk georgette slashed pleated skirt, $1,795, Michael Kors Collection, B.H., 310-777-8862; michael kors.com. Kendall Conrad sterling-silver square bangle, $300, Kendall Conrad, Venice, 310-399-1333; kendallconrad design.com. p.155 Ralph Lauren Collection wool crepe jacket, $2,690, luxury CDC shirt, $850, modern cady pants, $3,490, leather concho belt, $595, and leather bolo tie necklace, price upon request, Ralph Lauren, B.H., 310-281-7200; ralphlauren .com. American Apparel rib tank top, $15, americanapparel.net. All Saints hat, similar styles available at allsaints.com. p.156 Dior virgin-wool crepe dress, $3,800, and cream tulle skirt, $3,700, Dior B.H., 310-247-8003. Kendall Conrad Pacha wrist wrap in black Napa leather, $210, Pacha wrist wrap in black matte snakeskin, $320, Ebony signet ring, $250, and Rounded Gyro ring, $160, Kendall Conrad, Venice, 310-399-1333; kendallconraddesign.com.

Jennifer Meyer earrings and Jennifer Meyer 18-karat yellow gold circle studs, $230, ylang23.com. p.157 Céline shirtdress in white over printed linen canvas with black leather trimming, $2,900, Céline, B.H., 310-888-0120. Jennifer Meyer 18-karat yellow gold circle studs, $230, ylang23 .com. Kendall Conrad Slanted ring in solid brass, $160, and Rounded Gyro ring in solid brass, $160, Kendall Conrad, Venice,

310-399-1333; kendallconraddesign.com.

Christian Louboutin Karialta black leather over-the-knee boots with buckle closures, $1,695, Christian Louboutin, Costa Mesa, 714-754-9200. p.159 Dolce & Gabbana crochet dress, $1,995, black silk bra, $545, black silk briefs, $255, select Dolce & Gabbana stores. Wretched Dandy collar, $105, etsy.com. Jennifer Meyer 18-karat white gold diamond circle studs, $975, ylang23.com. Kendall Conrad sterlingsilver Square ring II, $212, and sterlingsilver Square ring I, $200, Kendall Conrad, Venice, 310-399-1333; kendallconrad design.com. p.160 Oscar de la Renta black silk taffeta multilayered pleated gown, $5,790, Oscar de la Renta Melrose Place, 323-653-0200; oscardelarenta.com. M Missoni coat, $795, M Missoni South Coast Plaza, 714-641-3170; m-missoni.com.

Kendall Conrad sterling-silver Square ring II, $212, and sterling-silver Square ring I, $200, Kendall Conrad, Venice, 310-399-1333; kendallconraddesign.com.

Ralph Lauren Collection Tumbled Vachetta boots, $895, Ralph Lauren, B.H., 310-281-7200; ralphlauren.com. p.161 Sacai black blouse in lace, $1,465, and skirt in black with red pinstripe, $1,410, Saks Fifth Avenue, B.H., 310-275-4211; sacai.jp. Jennifer Meyer 18-karat yellow gold circle studs, $230, ylang23.com. p.162 RED Valentino top, $550, and skirt, $950, RED Valentino, South Coast Plaza, C.M., 714-540-6000. Sacai trench coat with exposed back, $1,240, sacai .jp. p.163 Boss floral embroidered top, embroidered dress, and knit dress, prices upon request, Hugo Boss, B.H., 310-8592888. Kendall Conrad sterling-silver Square ring II, $212, Kendall Conrad, Venice, 310-399-1333; kendallconrad design.com. p.164 Narciso Rodriguez spiky embroidered top, and bonded satin coat, price upon request, narcisorodriguez.com, Pebble silk viscose dress, $2,495, net-aporter.com, double constructed stretch wool trousers, $1,195, neimanmarcus.com. p.165 Haider Ackermann oversized Altair dip black and white silk dress, $2,250, and Alderbaran silver leather slip-on shoes, $780 haiderackermann.be. Elizabeth and James Lainey blazer, $545, Foster trousers, $445, Elizabeth and James, The Grove, L.A., 322-647-7111; elizabethandjames.us.

Kendall Conrad sterling-silver Bow earrings II, $275, Kendall Conrad, Venice, 310-399-1333; kendallconraddesign.com.

Shopping Guide

PHOTO FINISH p.178 Derek Lam 10 Crosby denim jacket, price upon request, dereklam.com.

Valentino tracksuit, $1,980, and skirt, 6,250, Valentino, B.H., 310-247-0103.

Christian Louboutin Drapicone black pleated leather peep-toe booties with cone heels, $1,295, Christian Louboutin, S.F., 415-658-9079.

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JOSHUA TREE’s Pioneertown, originally built in 1946 as an Old Western movie set.

Edited by LINDSAY KINDELON 1. HOORSENBUHS leather and sterling-silver strap cuff, $550, Maxfield. 2. ESQUELETO white shark-tooth necklace, $660, shop esqueleto.com. 3. SAINT LAURENT

BY ANTHONY VACCARELLO Small Anja bucket bag, $1,590, Saint Laurent, B.H. 4. VALENTINO Santeria leather ankle booties, $1,495, barneys.com. 5. ELIZABETH AND JAMES leather Fiona necklace, $65, shopbop.com. 6. JOE’S JEANS Vidika denim jacket, $158, joesjeans.com. 7. ROBERTO CAVALLI brown leather handbag, $2,710, robertocavalli.com.

8. GUCCI appliquéd mid-rise flared jeans, $2,390, net-a-porter.com.

9. JO MALONE Pomegranate Noir Scent Surround Diffuser, $90, jomalone.com. 10. RALPH LAUREN September 2016 Collection.

11. GUESS wide Western belt, $44, shop.guess.com. 12. ULLA JOHNSON embroidered leather Nerimah clogs, $495, fwrd.com. 13. BOTTEGA VENETA Mist Nero Nappa Charcoal Intrecciato handbag, $1,980, Bottega Veneta, B.H. 14. CUYANA felted wool hat, $95, cuyana.com. 15. MIU MIU Spring/Summer 2017. 16. ROBERTO CAVALLI Spring/Summer 2017.

17. MAISON MARGIELA patchwork denim ankle boots, $555, barneys.com. 18. ETRO Geometric Pendant Earrings, $390, etro.com.

19. THORSUN Billy one-piece in Coyote/Black, $325, thorsun.com.

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“I feel like there is some sort of vortex in Joshua Tree,” says Jen Rossi, designer behind beachy bohemian label Jen’s Pirate Booty (jenspiratebooty.com)—beloved

by Victoria’s Secret Angels Behati Prinsloo and Candice Swanepoel.

“There is an undeniable energy that attracts many different walks of life.”

This magnetism is what prompted the Malibu native and mother of three to open the doors to her decade-old brand’s inaugural storefront in the desert community this winter, just in time for festival season (61729 Twentynine Palms Hwy., Joshua Tree).

Here, her local haunts. • Joshua Tree National Park A morning hike is always a wonderful way to start the day. I also love to camp here under the moon and stars. nps.gov/jotr.

• Integratron The Sound Bath is quite an experience. There are so many stories and myths surrounding it; go see, learn, listen and feel for yourself. integratron.com. • Joshua Tree Coffee Company Get one of their nitro cold-brewed coffees and make sure to ask them to spike it with their creamy coconut milk. jtcoffeeco.com.

• 29 Palms Inn It’s eclectic and has a really great vibe. Lay poolside under the desert sun and sip on one of their specialty cocktails. 29palmsinn.com.

• Pappy & Harriet’s Pioneertown Palace It’s a super rustic, old-timey saloon. You will meet every walk of life there and the setting is one of a kind.

If you’re there at the right time, you may be lucky enough to catch one of your favorite musicians on open mic night. pappyandharriets.com.

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OLIVIA PEREZ Digital Influencer

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“I like that I don’t have an official title,” says L.A. native Olivia Perez, on the phone from her adoptive home of New York City.

It’s a byproduct of forging one’s own path in the digital sphere, something the 22-year-old—one of five sisters born to creative parents (her father worked in the fashion industry and her mom is a photographer)—has tirelessly pursued since enrolling in NYU’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study four years ago. Following internships for the likes of Teen Vogue and Hermès, the then-junior launched Friend of a Friend, an online lifestyle publication that taps Perez’s extensive bicoastal network of friends for their word-of-mouth city recs, as well as insider tips from fashion to travel and beauty. “I wanted to provide a platform to spotlight these amazing people I was meeting,” says Perez, who is also inspired by close childhood pals Gigi and Bella Hadid. “Their career trajectories have been absolutely incredible—they have really set the bar high for women around the world who want to make a mark in the [fashion] industry and be humble at the same time.”

The bright-eyed millennial, who serves as the site’s editor-inchief and also works in fashion partnerships for shopping app Spring, is up for the challenge, even using the ever-changing digital media industry as an incentive: “It’s really fun to not have a road map and not set limits for myself,” she says.

“The worst thing anybody could ever do is put a ceiling over me.” frndofafrnd.com.

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