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Erin Wasson rides tall along Rincon Beach in western silhouettes with hints of rock ’n’ roll glam.

118 OUT OF CHARACTER A newlywed with plenty of projects in tow and an Oscar on the mantle, Rachel Weisz considers how to make life even more fabulous.

122 SAND CASTLE Antiques impresario Richard Shapiro’s refined Mediterranean villa in Broad Beach is a timeless blend of old and new.

134 STEALING BEAUTY A Napa Valley vintner—and fashion’s freshest face—traipses idyllic wine country in the season’s laid-back styles.

RACHEL WEISZ in a Yves Saint Laurent dress, similar styles available at Neiman Marcus, Page 118.

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61 C FASHION

99 C TRAVEL

Summer lovin’ across the

From country-club crisp to urban

The lowdown on Londontown

Golden State.

neons, find your trend. Retro-style

and Ricky Lauren’s favorite

one pieces. Rodarte’s latest line

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26 C PEOPLE

is a shoe-in. Hoop earrings come

Who’s who behind the scenes of C.

back around.

35 C WHAT’S HOT

79 C BEAUTY

A look at new and exciting

Erin Lee Smith on looking cool

105 C CULTURE Photography gets its S.F. close-up.

people, places and products

in the midst of a heatwave.

around the state: What Cindy

A feast for the senses. Full

Crawford and Connie Nielsen

coverage mineral sunscreens.

have planned. Nobu’s Malibu

LACMA’s collectors weekend.

145 SHOPPING GUIDE 146 C CALIFORNIA Surf’s up at Mavericks.

move; Joie opens an O.C. salon;

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Breakout actress Dakota Johnson;

A Cavalier opening in S.F.’s

And a faraway Emerald Coast

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you won’t want to miss.

accessories. Williams-Sonoma

RACHEL WEISZ photographed by Williams

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ust saying the word “summerâ€? takes me back to that last school bell in June, knowing we had three looooong lazy months ahead to relax, bask in the sun, surf and have nightly bonfires on the beach‌when not working a job or internship, of course. There’s a paradigm shift in everyone’s mood during this time. With that in mind, we’ve dedicated this entire issue to the best three months of the year.

In C What’s Hot, we showcase different C insiders and their favorite places to vacation,

plus some new tips and trends alongside tried-and-true spots‌and in C Fashion, we highlight the finest one-piece swimsuits (who knew they could be so chic?!). From modern pool accessories to sun-proof beauty, St. Helena’s dining boom to LACMA’s blowout Collectors Committee Weekend, we’ve got it covered. Building on this theme of full coverage, our features traverse the state. We shot C’s cover

subject, Rachel Weisz, in an industrial loft overlooking downtown L.A.’s cityscape. We go in-depth with this talented thespian on life as a celebrated actress, motherhood and her marriage to 007 himself, the dashing Daniel Craig. From there, we venture to Malibu, where we’ve discovered one of the most spectacular homes. Antiques and arts impresario Richard Shapiro opens his beachfront villa in a beautiful portfolio shot by famed interiors photographer Lisa Romerein. The mix of decor in this stone fortress is both alluring and breathtaking. I am ready to move in. Heading north, model Erin Wasson sports pre-fall’s gypsy-inspired fashions at Rincon Beach in Santa Barbara County. The model, jewelry designer and now actress is navigating Hollywood like a pro—and the same can be said for the way she handled the reins in “Wild Horses.â€? Our trip north continues as we present wine country’s idyllic, effortless lifestyle in “Stealing Beauty,â€? starring white-hot model/vintner Michèle Ouellet. Think of a collage from the Bertolucci/Liv Tyler film and some stunning vineyard landscapes, and you have pages creating a visual vacation in their own right. And isn’t that really the point of summer‌to get away from the everyday tasks and truly let go? We hope this issue of C starts your season off on the right foot‌one that happens

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people WHO’S WHO BEHIND THE SCENES OF THIS MONTH’S ISSUE, PLUS THEIR FAVORITE CALIFORNIA PLACES

Evan Slater “Hopefully, we’ve been able to reveal the ocean’s multiple personalities in a beautiful and inspiring way,” says pro-surfer and author Evan Slater of his new tome Swell (p.146). The former editor of Surfer magazine resides in Vista with his wife and two daughters. He is currently working on another book project. C SPOTS U The Punch Bowl hike in Ojai U Piatti restaurant in La Jolla has the best Italian food—it’s also where I got engaged UÊPalomar Mountain in San Diego

Erin Wasson “The beach, sun and riding bareback are all supreme ingredients for an unforgettable shoot,” says Venice-based model and Low Luv jewelry designer, Erin Wasson (“Wild Horses,” p.110). The portrait (left) was taken on the set of Tim Burton’s Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, out in June. C SPOTS U Boot Star on Sunset Boulevard for cowboy boots slice U Cleveland Art in downtown L.A. has great furniture

Hilary Walsh “I was determined to shoot Erin [Wasson] on a horse,” recalls L.A. photographer Hilary Walsh of this issue’s Rincon Point fashion portfolio (“Wild Horses,” p.110). “She’s from Texas, and she is so natural

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with them.” The S.F. native has worked for Vogue, Vanity Fair and Elle.

“I grew up with a curator mother, performance-artist father and a

C SPOTS U Big Sur for camping U Rose Bowl Flea

Chekhov-obsessed sister,” says Contributing Writer Nora Zelevansky

Market (even if I don’t buy anything) U Desert Hot

of what influenced her first novel, Semi-Charmed Life (“Beach Reads,” p.46).

Springs is a great way to spend the day off

The bi-coastal author spoke with Rande Gerber for this issue’s C What’s Hot section and also writes for Travel + Leisure and Elle. C SPOTS U A Barn Room at Sonoma’s Farmhouse Inn U L.A.’s Earth Bar U Big Sur’s Post Ranch Inn

SLATER: DJ STRUNTZ. WASSON: TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX FILM CORPORATION

U Abbot’s Pizza’s “salad”

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Maranda Widlund “The shoot was such a fantastic day. We were on the beach halfway to Santa Barbara with horses running through the water—it was absolutely beautiful,” says Swedish-born hair stylist Maranda Widlund of this issue’s fashion portfolio (“Wild Horses,” p.110). Hollywood-based Widlund also works for Elle. C SPOTS UÊRunyon Canyon, where I hike with my dogs U Gjelina on Abbot Kinney for brunch U Palm Springs for a mini-vacation

Michèle Ouellet “Shooting this story in my hometown as a family was the sweetest treat! We are so excited to share a taste of our Napa Valley,” says model/ vintner Michèle Ouellet, pictured here on the set of “Stealing Beauty” (p.134) with mother Melinda Kearney and brother Stefan Ouellette. C SPOTS Michèle: Oxbow Public Market in Napa UÊMelinda: Nepenthe in Big Sur UÊStefan: Bell Canyon for skating and swimming

Kara Yoshimoto Bua

“It sounds a little silly, but spending

“I always look forward to working

time with Rachel [Weisz] reminded

with Rachel [Weisz],” says L.A.

me of how sincerity and grace cannot

makeup artist Kara Yoshimoto Bua

be faked,” recalls freelance journalist

of C’s cover subject (“Out of Character,”

and entertainment consultant Sarah

p.118). “She is smart, fun and

Jenks-Daly of this issue’s cover story

unexpected.” The Los Gatos native

(“Out of Character,” p.118). The New

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and China Chow for N.Y.’s Met Ball.

editor of Men’s Vogue. C SPOTS

C SPOTS U Griffith Park to hike and

U Tracy Anderson Method in Studio

rebalance U Naturewell in Silverlake

City UÊPressed Juicery in Brentwood

for the Coconut Kale Smoothie

UÊDon Antonio’s in West L.A.

U Sansui Restaurant in Los Feliz

Oksana Marafioti “It’s important to never forget that we all come from fascinating backgrounds worth discovering,” says author Oksana Marafioti. Her debut memoir, American Gypsy, is featured in “This American Life (as a Hollywood Gypsy),” (p.46). Currently, Marafioti is a BMI-Bennett Fellow at the University of Nevada, where she is working on a novel of magical realism. C SPOTS UÊLake Hodges in North San Diego County UÊTraktir in WeHo UÊPennypickle’s Workshop at Temecula Children’s Museum

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At last, California’s golden season has arrived. So, what are your plans? From luxe camping to the best beach reads, C’s jam-packed checklist covers everything under the sun

The annual League to Save Lake Tahoe event with Oscar de la Renta is August 4th. keeptahoeblue.org. WRITTEN AND EDITED BY KELSEY McKINNON SUMMER 2012

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C INSIDER INDRE ROCKEFELLER

“Hiking Half Dome in Yosemite is at the top of my to-do list after graduation.�

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ollowing a career as a professional ballerina and then assisting Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour, Indre Rockefeller (with her husband, financier/political activist Justin) moved to Palo Alto. She’s currently enrolled in Stanford Business School and is the fashion director of luxury online retailer ModeWalk. To unwind this summer after earning her degree, she’ll join family in Jackson Hole and friends in the south of France. modewalk.com.

Rockefeller in Kauai.

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Heath Ceramics’ new collection in glazes such as California Poppy and Grapefruit makes summer entertaining that much better. The 64-year-old company still has brown clay from the NorCal delivered to its Mid-Century Modern factory in Sausalito, where craftsmen manually sculpt each piece until it is fired up and ready to go. 400 Gate 5 Rd., Sausalito; heathceramics.com.

HOLLYWOOD

FRESH PICKIN’ The new Autry Farmers’ Market in Griffith Park hosts vendors including L.A.’s Milk Man Cheese Services and Longshot Espresso. For shopping breaks, the Autry Cafe will also be open with a mimosa bar, live music and bocce. Saturdays 8 a.m.-noon; 4700 Western Heritage Way, L.A.; theautry.org.

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FRESH FIND

LOS ANGELES

Repeat Customers Maxfield. Fred Segal. Satine. L.A.’s fashion mainstays flex their staying power this season: • Curve celebrates its 15th anniversary on Robertson Boulevard (and its one-year anniversary in S.F.). • Des Kohan collaborates with Juan Carlos Obando, Annie Costello Brown and Gabriela Artigas before an exhibit with Hussein Chalayan in August.

Des Kohan, 671 Cloverdale Ave., L.A.; deskohan.com. LEFT Curve, 154 N. Robertson Blvd.; shopcurve.com. ABOVE

ROCKEFELLER: V. CROWN. MARKET: BIGSTOCK. HEATH: JEFFERY CROSS. DES KOHAN: ANDREW MACPHERSON

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The designer at the opening of Buttons & Bows. RIGHT Marley with her siblings.

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orn in Kingston, Jamaica, Karen Marley (daughter of reggae legend Bob Marley) and her sister Cedella have most recently designed the uniforms for the Jamaican Olympic team and will soon fly to London to finalize the gear. In these weeks prior, Marley hopes to squeeze in a mother-and-son trip to Hawaii before Nesta to heads off to the University of Pennsylvania. If that weren’t enough, the mid-city L.A. resident recently opened a luxury resale/consignment boutique with Monique Aquino in downtown’s Fashion District. Buttons & Bows carries everything from Chanel to Jimmy Choo. buttonsandbowsla.com.

SAN DIEGO

WORK IT If you’re looking for classic, ready-to-work looks, Ann Taylor is still the place. At its new location opening in Fashion Valley this July, be sure to grab some on-trend accessories. 7007 Friars Rd., S.D., 619-683-2090; anntaylor.com.

PURE JOIE Like its sister boutique in Paris, Joie’s new salon in Orange County (designed by Ryan Korban) is filled with exquisite treasures: an albino peacock here, a ceramic chandelier there—and, of course, vignettes of carefully curated shoes, apparel and accessories. At the center of it all? A leather handbag line debut. 551 Newport Center Dr., C.M., 949-759-0472; joie.com.

FRESH FIND NEWPORT BEACH

OCMA x 50 For its 50th anniversary, the Orange County Museum of Art unveils the first retrospective of conceptual CA artist “Jack Goldstein x 10,000.� June 24-Sept. 9; ocma.net. Jack Goldstein, Underwater Sea Fantasy, 1983/2003.

ABOVE Inside the new shop. RIGHT Sunday crocodile-embossed bag, $355.

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Seashell necklace, $98.

MARLEY: CHRISTOPHER CAPTAIN. GOLDSTEIN: GALERIE DANIEL BUCHHOLZ, BERLIN/COLOGNE, THE ESTATE OF JACK GOLDSTEIN, ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART

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what’s hot summer splendor “ I’d like to go to sailing in Greece with my two eldest sons and talk about myths and the great gods of yore.�

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Hollywood camel bag, $2,190.

Launched this past spring, S.F.-based Shelter Co. will create a bespoke luxury camp (Pendleton blankets, Napa winestocked coolers, Scrabble and set farm tables) anywhere in CA. shelter-co.com.

FRESH FIND BAG LADIES Max Mara titled its summer accessory the Hollywood Bag after iPad, Kindle and script-carrying starlets and fashionistas. maxmara.com.

C INSIDER CONNIE NIELSEN

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onnie Nielsen, her longtime beau (Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich) and their children leave S.F. for Europe each summer. “We swing by Denmark [to see family] and then go sailing. Last year, we did Venice then sailed around Sardinia, Corsica and ended up in France.� In addition to her current gig as Meredith Kane on Starz Network’s series “Boss,� later in August she joins the cast of The Diplomat in Prague. She manages all this while running her two African aid programs—Human Needs Project and Road to Freedom Scholarships— providing infrastructure and education.

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With a location on Larchmont Blvd., CafĂŠ Gratitude will also serve its decadent vegan “milkshakeâ€? at the Rose Avenue outpost opening in June. 512 Rose Ave., Venice; cafegratitudela.com.

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Pack a picnic and stake a spot at Stern Grove’s grassy terraced amphitheater for a performance during the 75th summer season. The 33-acre park in S.F.’s Sunset District hosts the S.F. Symphony, Opera and L.A.’s Ozomatli. Shows are always gratis. 2750 19th Ave., S.F.; sterngrove.com.

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he Malibu neighborhood where Rande Gerber and Cindy Crawford live year-round with 13-year-old son Presley and 10-year-old daughter Kaia is a perennial vacation in its own right. But, for five weeks every summer (after Gerber’s annual two-week European motorcycle trip) the whole family heads to their Canadian lake house. On balmy evenings, the couple and friends will be mixing cocktails with Gerber’s newly launched premium white rum, Caliche, aged in American white-oak casks by sixth-generation distiller Roberto SerrallÊs. calicherum.com. 347 Newport Center Dr., Ste. 347, N.B., 949-721-2000; cwonder.com.

ORANGE COUNTY

SOCAL STUDIES From portable beach speakers and ikat nesting bowls to preppy striped tees and chunky costume jewelry, C. Wonder makes a splash in Newport Beach this July. Venture capitalist Chris Burch (Tory’s ex) is behind the bright, modestly-priced retail concept that offers custom touches (on-thespot monogramming) and destination-themed shopping (think the Vail cabin corner).

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High tops, $200, Fred Segal.

FRESH FIND LOS ANGELES

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Maybe Chuck Taylor wouldn’t have sported these Missoni for Converse All Stars on the court. The white, pastel and navy zig-zag styles are fun for traveling, running errands and—why not—shooting hoops.

MALIBU

Beach House

Making the move across P.C.H. to a Larry Ellison-owned oceanfront property, Nobu’s new home on Carbon Beach (open this summer) is the modern vision of local architecture firm Studio PCH. nobu.com; studiopch.com. Studio PCH is also building an adjacent Malibu Cantina project.

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PEDAL PUSHER The stylish commuter-bike line Brooklyn Cruiser rides into Venice Boulevard’s retro-cool new bicycle shop Redmons. redmonsla.com.

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Great Expectations

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My sister and I had expected our movie-star mansion at last. But when I saw the building and the neighborhood that was to be our new home, I almost dropped my canvas bag of clothes. Lexington Avenue was more concrete than grass. More sickly palm trees and dilapidated housing than the expected yearround California perfection. It looked as if a hurricane had barged through and no one had bothered to pick up. Our first American apartment was located on the second floor of a very noisy complex, a two-story dove-gray structure with a gated pool shaped like a cashew in the middle of a cement courtyard. Music spilled out of the windows, unfamiliar melodies bouncing off one another in decidedly non-American flight. Bars covered the windows, and graffiti crawled in bold strokes along the walls. I told my mother I had never imagined living somewhere identical to Butyrskaya Tyurma (Butyrka Prison) back in Moscow. “At least it has a roof,� my mother said as she squeezed my shoulder and bravely passed through the front gates.

At Hollywood High, school was an empire divided, dictated by geography as much as by identity. On one end of the campus, the one closer to Hollywood Boulevard, you’d find the black-trench-coat territory, the Performing Arts Magnet School. Girls with purple hair, guys in dresses, and other artistic types with pierced noses and studded tongues lurked in the cavernous hallways of the auditorium, with its underbelly of music classrooms. Marafioti has readings this summer at Vroman’s It also housed the cafeteria— in Pasadena (August the only common ground for 7th; vromansbookstore. com) and S.F.’s all students, regardless of their Booksmith (August 9th; fashion sense, ethnicity, or booksmith.com). level of weird. Everybody on this end aimed to be a superstar someday. Hollywood High had given the world Judy Garland, Carol Burnett, and even Cher, who is adored as much as soccer by half of Europe. Using a prepaid international calling card (essential in an an immigrant neighborhood) I called Zhanna to tell her I’d be attending the same school that Cher once did. She screamed into the phone. According to Zhanna, and Romani tradition, it couldn’t be a simple coincidence but a sign of great things to come. I hoped so. After all, I was in America now. Great things were as common here as Twinkies. Excerpted from American Gypsy by Oksana Marafioti, to be published in July, 2012 by Farrar, Straus and Giroux, LLC. Copyright Š 2012 by Oksana Marafioti. All rights reserved. U

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Zelevansky’s witty coming-of-age tale follows an Upper West Side kind of gal as she’s swept into the high-flying province of socialite Veruca Pfeffernoose, replete with chic parties, exotic adventures and love affairs. July 3; St. Martin’s, $15. THE RECEPTIONIST The New

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Take the plunge in the season’s most glamorous retro suits with diving necklines and curve-conscious silhouettes

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FROM LEFT Bottega Veneta, $3,800, bottegaveneta.com. Fendi, $565, fendi.com. Vera Wang, price upon request, 323-602-0174. Louis Vuitton, $830, 866-884-8866. Oscar de la Renta, $695, 323-653-0200.

COLOR COATED Louis Vuitton is brightening up with the revival of its classic Epi collection in 15 bold new shades. After kicking off with small leather goods back in January, this June, look for a full set of handbags in deep hues of fuchsia, midnight-blue and kelly-green. louisvuitton.com. Claire CourtinClarins wears the indigo draw bag, $1,380.

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Sole Mates After collaborating with Christian Louboutin, Nicholas Kirkwood, and Burak Uyan for several seasons, it was only natural for sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy of L.A.-based Rodarte to launch their own footwear. “Every season starts with a shoe idea,” they explain. “For Fall 2012, we created heels made of molded resin and filled them with layers of colored sand and wood.” Debuting this July: those six ever-imaginative, utilitarian and Victorian-influenced styles. $995$1,500; Satine, 8134 W. 3rd St., L.A., 323-655-2142.

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xperimenting with new prints, Kate Spade New York Creative Director Deborah Lloyd unveils two limited-edition collections: one with swimwear designer Malia Mills; another with blogger/illustrator Garance Doré. It’s the first collaboration for Hawaii native Mills and Spade’s first foray into bathing suits. Mills inscribed Australian textile designer Florence Broadhurst’s striking floral prints on ’50s-style separates and bandeau bikinis ($168-$358). Meanwhile, Parisian-born Doré, known for her street-style photography, created chic drawings to adorn feminine accessories ($60-$468). katespade.com.

Cutout ankle booties, price upon request.

WRITTEN BY CAROLINE CAGNEY AND ANNINA MISLIN. SWIMSUITS: DIMITRI NEWMAN. SHOE: JACKIE GOODLIN

For her debut lingerie line Xinera, L.A.-based designer Dierdre Roffoni was inspired by her recent trips to Spanish island Formentera. Find melded patterns and neon color-blocking on modern silhouettes. Ron Herman, 3900 Cross Creek Rd., Malibu, 310-317-6705.

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Luxe Lessons Sharpen your discerning eye by studying opulent gemstones with the professionals at L’École Van Cleef & Arpels, the maison’s new jewelry school in Paris. Learn everything from the method of setting a stone to interpreting its quality. May 23-Nov. 23; lecolevancleefarpels.com.

BLOOMS DAY This summer’s Paige + Liberty collaboration pairs the L.A. denim label’s best-selling cuts with the British stalwart’s signature floral prints. paigeusa.com.

Louisiana Purchase sunglasses, $165. SAN FRANCISCO

AT FIRST GLANCE Bay Area eyewear brand Westward Leaning makes its debut this season with a collection of eight wayfarer frames—each featuring embellishments with historical significance. $180-$385; westwardleaning.com.

Baguette Specchietti reissue, $4,500.

Lola shorts, $158, 310-360-9888.

Portrait of a Purse This June, look for Fendi Baguette, a stunning volume celebrating the accessory that jumpstarted the “it bag” phenomenon more than a decade ago. “My very first [one] was olive-green satin with beautiful floral beading,” recounts Sarah Jessica Parker in her foreword. “It was the new black.” $125; Fendi, 310-276-8888.

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WRITTEN BY CAROLINE CAGNEY AND ANNINA MISLIN. EMERALDS: ERIC SANDER/VAN CLEEF & ARPELS. L’ECOLE: VAN CLEEF & ARPELS. SUNGLASSES: MARTY KELLY. FENDI PURSE: LORENZO SCOLARI. LES APERIZES: LES APERIZES

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Bulgari ring, $1,150.

Eres swimsuit, $620.

Tod’s sandals, $665.

Chanel tennis racquet and case, $1,625.

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Tom Ford polish, $30, Neiman Marcus.

Vhernier necklace.

Country-Club Chic A members-only weekend jaunt begins with only the most polished pieces Kate Spade New York sunglasses, $128.

Hudson jeans, $154.

Oscar de la Renta pumps, $1,295. Christian Dior clutch, $2,600.

Chanel espadrilles, $395.

SWIMSUIT: THIERRY LEGAY. RING: ANTONIO BARRELLA. SHIRT-DRESS: JACKIE GOODLIN. BACKGAMMON: DAVID BROOK. SEE SHOPPING GUIDE FOR MORE DETAILS, PAGE 145

Ralph Lauren Blue Label shirt-dress, $245.

Asprey backgammon set, $2,950.

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Beach Bound

Tom Ford necklace, $1,760.

For any event, pastel florals and soft patterns float from day to night

EstĂŠe Lauder polish, $19.

Etro tunic, $1,171.

David Yurman ring, $8,100.

Corinna Gordon necklace, $435, Atelier.

J Brand shorts, $158, Ron Herman.

Restoration Hardware towel, $49.

Yves Saint Laurent Dyer Brand surfboard, by special order.

Jimmy Choo sandals, similar styles available.

Oscar de la Renta earrings, $240. Eugenia Kim hat, $297.

Brunello Cucinelli scarf, $1,095.

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Oscar de la Renta sandals, $545.

TUNIC, BIKINI: JACKIE GOODLIN. SURFBOARD: MASON DYER. SCARF: AUGUSTO BUZZEO. JIMMY CHOO SHOE: RICHARD VALENCIA. BRACELET: ERICK BECH. SEE SHOPPING GUIDE FOR MORE DETAILS, PAGE 145

Missoni swimsuit, $465.

Sheryl Lowe bracelet, $3,300.

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True Religion shirt, $264.

Pierre Hardy sandals, $775.

Summer in the City Beat the heat in breezy, bright separates and cool, sleek accessories Mother jeans, $250, Curve.

Dior polish, $23.

Valentino sunglasses, $285.

Tom Binns Design earrings, $450.

Hermès cuff, $2,000. Chanel watch, $6,345. La Perla swimsuit, $394. Linus bike, $639.

Piamita shorts, $230, shopbop.com.

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Valentino’s stunning new Beverly Hills boutique bows with an L.A. crowd equally as chic BY FLORENCE KANE

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT Upstairs in the new flagship. Valentino Creative Directors Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli. The store’s VIP area. A look from the pre-fall collection. Jessica Joffe. Stephen Gaghan and Minnie Mortimer. The accessories salon. Bee Shaffer. Maria Arena Bell, Julia Sorkin. Rachel Zoe and Molly Sims with the designers. Alice Eve, George Kotsiopoulos. Gia Coppola, Nathalie Love.

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ith this store, the luxury is in its space, its high ceilings,” says Valentino’s Pier Paolo Piccioli of the Italian brand’s new Rodeo Drive flagship. Not that the two-level, David Chipperfielddesigned outpost is devoid of splendor (see the American walnut walls and chandeliers made of magnifying glass lenses). Opened to celebrate Valentino’s 50th anniversary— with a bash attended by a stylish who’s who of L.A.—it is indeed large. But, despite its grand scale, the shop exudes an intimate feeling. “The idea was to make it like a modern Roman palazzo,” says Piccioli’s co-Creative Director, Maria Grazia Chiuri. “Each area has an attitude of its own, and you want to spend time there, like in a house.” A house filled with beautiful lace party dresses, impeccable suits and the most coveted shoes and bags, that is. 324 N. Rodeo Dr., B.H., 310-247-0103; valentino.com.

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Waterproof products are key this season—as temperatures heat up, everything stays in place.

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or me, summer is all about looking healthy and fresh, and your makeup should mimic that. Keeping it simple, however, doesn’t mean boring. First, you’ll need a golden glow (I really love Soleil Tan De Chanel bronzer and Laura Geller’s Blush-n-Brighten in Sunswept). Then have fun

with color. When using bold hues, keep it focused—apply to just your eyes, lips or nails. I suggest a flirty orange lipstick—Heat Wave by Nars—and a cool yellow polish like Mimosa by Chanel. Instead of all-over shadow, try Chanel’s waterproof iĂžiÂ?ˆ˜iĂ€ĂŠÂˆÂ˜ĂŠ6ˆœÂ?ˆ˜i]ĂŠ>ĂŠÂŤĂ€iĂŒĂŒĂžĂŠÂŤĂ•Ă€ÂŤÂ?i]ĂŠ>˜`ĂŠ >`i]ĂŠ>ĂŠĂƒĂŒĂ€ÂˆÂŽÂˆÂ˜}ĂŠ}Ă€ii˜°ĂŠU

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t’s all about getting a sexy, tousled look this summer at Morrison Hair, a new salon above North Coast Highway in Laguna Beach and unlike anything in the area. Clients check in and out via handheld devices, and staffers are trained in making a proper cup of tea (a nod to lead stylist James Morrison’s Scottish roots). The former artistic director for Toni&Guy and co-founder of the Bed Head product line dreamed of opening a space where he could create feminine coifs without over-processing. 1140 N. Coast Hwy., L.B., 949-497-3616; morrisonhair.com.

The salon is housed in a 1920s Spanish bungalow.

DIVE IN U.K.-based trichology expert Philip Kingsley adds Swimcap to his eponymous haircare line this summer. The conditioning treatment goes on clear, shielding against saltwater, chlorine, and UVA and UVB rays. What’s more, it adds a healthy injection of olive oil and glycerin, combating straw-like tresses après beach. $35; philipkingsley.com.

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CA-manufactured organic skincare line Laface now launches Pur facial wash, a luxe cleanser with a brew of raw ingredients (copper glucanate and aloe vera). $65; lafacelaboratories.com.

THE LIFE AQUATIC From arresting aquamarines to mother-of-pearl and azure iridescents, rock the boat with ocean shades for a playful, yet elegant look. FROM LEFT YSL Mascara Volume Effet Faux Cils in Majorelle Blue, $30. Guerlain MÊtÊorites Perles d’azure, $59.

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Beloved for its holistic, farm-to-massage-table treatments, West Hollywood’s Nectar Mobile Spa now launches Berry Body Glow, a decadent scrub to get your skin beachready in no time (and in the comfort of your L.A.-area home). The antioxidant-rich recipe crushes strawberries and blackberries from Pudwill Farms in Santa Barbara with organic honey and sugar cane crystals. $250/75 minutes; bodynectar.com.

WRITTEN BY CAROLINE CAGNEY AND VICTORIA NAMKUNG. JAMES MORRISON: LAURE JOLIET. HONEY: BIGSTOCK. BERRIES: ISTOCKPHOTO

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chance encounter on Twitter blossomed into aromatic greatness. Alyssa Harad, scent-junkie and author of Coming to My Senses (Viking, $26, July), and S.F. chef Dana Tommasino (known for her literary-themed dinners) selected five indie perfumes from the Golden State to translate into whimsical cuisine. First, guests at Tommasino’s Mission restaurant, Woodward’s Garden, sniffed each fragrance on small props such as peacock feathers and paper moustaches. Then the corresponding dish was served. “Perfume for me is all about ‘synesthesia,’�says Harad. “Using one sense to describe another.�

DRINK For Yosh Han’s Sottile, a light-filled fragrance of rose, Lily of the Valley and an undercurrent of green, the chef added verdant notes to a classic Sorelle Bronca prosecco Particella 68 by incorporating a twist of Meyer lemon, dried rosebuds and a dash of pomegranate juice. SALAD Roxana Villa’s Chaparral, a woodsy, dry scent inspired by the native California landscape with

hints of sage and frankincense, became a grassy mix of shaved delta asparagus, cipollini onion, grilled citrus, ricotta, toasted sage and fennel. MAIN COURSE A play on Mandy Aftel’s Cepes and Tuberose: parchment-wrapped steelhead trout, fava beans, fennel, purple fingerling potatoes and a wild mushroom-jasmine ragout. “The jasmine made the mushrooms almost rich—like a truffle,â€? says Ineke Ruhland, who attended the event with fellow featured perfumers Han and DelRae Roth. DESSERT Ruhland’s Evening Edged in Gold, a mixture of saffron, cinnamon and osmanthus flower—an unusual bloom with a leathery, apricot-like aroma— was reimagined as saffron ice-milk with poached plums, cinnamon, vanilla, saffron and osmanthus. “It was perfect for an oriental fragrance with gourmand notes and done in an adult way,â€? she says. Roth’s chic and reserved Mythique, the final fragrance with a distinctive heart of iris root, had even the perfumers guessing beforehand. “I couldn’t have imagined it being anything ÂœĂŒÂ…iĂ€ĂŠĂŒÂ…>Â˜ĂŠ>ʓiĂ€ÂˆÂ˜}Ă•i]Ê,ÂœĂŒÂ…ĂŠĂŒÂœÂ?`ĂŠ >˜°ĂŠ ˜`ĂŠÂˆĂŒĂŠĂœ>Ăƒ°ĂŠU

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an Francisco’s Tenderloin is now home to Cavalier (which opened this spring) from designer Jay Jeffers and Creative Director Michael Purdy. It’s the go-to for Jeffers’ own line of Golden State-made furniture and lighting, as well as Alexandra Von Furstenberg acrylics, Shizue Imai ceramics, Paul Benson metalworks and pieces found on the proprietors’ world travels. 1035 Post St., S.F., 415-440-7300; cavaliergoods.com. UĂŠ Â?ĂƒÂœĂŠÂˆÂ˜ S.F.—inside a renovated SOMA >>

A reupholstered 1950s chair amid re-imagined vintage and new designs at Cavalier.

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home << warehouse—designer Jiun Ho has opened Jiun Ho de Jia. The sprawling gallery includes art from around the globe, decor from his personal collection and curated antiques. 180 Folsom St., S.F., 415-437-2284; jiunho.com.ÊUÊC Project is the latest from L.A.’s Joel Chen (noted Eames collector and owner of JF Chen across the street). The new space mixes older, museum-quality pieces (à la Hans Wegner) with contemporary creations from the likes of Marcel Wanders. 830 N. Highland Ave., L.A., 323-466-9710; jfchen.com.

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ike many a big-name fashion designer, Jason Wu had his sights set on furniture and home accessories. The result: an eight-piece capsule collaboration with N.Y. company Canvas. Imbued with the same “timeless, utilitarian sophistication� of Wu’s readyto-wear label are blown-glass light fixtures and Jacques Adnet-inspired seating, plus hand-made pillows with French lace as pretty as one of Wu’s cocktail dresses. $140-$4,800; canvashomestore.com.

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Jason Wu tufted linen loveseat, lace throw pillow and pendant light.

FRINGE BENEFITS S.F. homefragrance company Agraria introduces the luxe Tasselaire set with scents such as lime and orange blossoms, and cedar rose. $35; agrariahome.com.

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home CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT Marimekko glasses, $39 each; us.marimekko.com. Coalesse Emu Shade, $3,309; store.coalesse.com. Room & Board Montego sunbed, $2,799; roomandboard.com. Crate & Barrel serving trays, from $15; crateandbarrel.com. Eva Solo grill, $595; gracioushome.com.

COLOR SPLASH Summer’s vibrant outdoor must-haves go swimmingly with any modern pool

Fermob Luxembourg bar cart, $932; shophorne.com. Ilan Dei lounge, $799, and ottoman, $399; ilandeistudio.com. Roux Maison swimwear detergent, $14.50/three 1 oz bottles; rouxmaison.com. Coalesse Emu Ivy Pouf with solar-powered light, $759; store.coalesse.com.

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or a spring update, Scott Formby “didn’t set out to overhaul but rather evolve” the poolside cabanas at the Colony Palms Hotel. The former J. Crew creative director (and current at Frette), and designer of soon-to-launch Carr fashion label enhanced Martyn Lawrence-Bullard’s Moroccan motif. Additions include lemon trees and enameled yellow table tops alongside dark upholstery and hammeredbrass stools—inspired by the palette of tropical sun and dense black in Henri Matisse’s 1912 Tangier paintings. “It’s still colorful,” says Formby, “yet with a refined sophistication that plays against the exotic textiles.” 572 N. Indian Canyon Dr., P.S., 800-557-2187; colonypalmshotel.com.

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The Colony Palms Hotel’s updated cabana. Matisse in Morocco watercolor by Formby.

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HOSTESS ALERT Featuring compotes, garlands, branch adornments and place settings, N.Y. floral doyenne Ariella Chezar returns to the left coast June 12-14 to teach a workshop at the Twin Palms estate. $1,000/day; ariellaflowers.com.

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LIVING LANDSCAPES

Yucca, Gordon Huether, 2002.

Traipse the whimsical Sculpture Meadow, and admire the art preserve’s free-roaming peacocks; Carneros’ di Rosa has now expanded weekday hours and opened its 200 acres on Sundays. By reservation only; 5200 Sonoma Hwy., Napa, 707-226-5991; dirosaart.org.

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High-End Homesteading Leave it to Williams-Sonoma to stake its ground with the recent launch of Agrarian. The S.F.-based house-and-garden collection includes everything from Fire Escape Farms seeds to plum trees—plus starter kits for kombucha, beekeeping and chicken coops. And from the brand that made gourmet gadgetry covetable and chic, look for timeless, trusted tools (e.g. Haws watering cans) analogous to a cook’s Viking range. Natural willow herb planter, $30, williams-sonoma.com/agrarian.

WRITTEN BY ALISON CLARE STEINGOLD. COLONY PALMS: TIM STREET-PORTER. CHEZAR: MEG SMITH. YUCCA: COURTESY OF DI ROSA. PLANTER: COURTESY OF WILLIAMS-SONOMA

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A timely, plant-loving compendium brings a burst of flavor to au courant cookery

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mong the 70 sophisticated recipes in Pure Vegan (Chronicle, $30), the absence of butter (baked phyllo ratatouille) and milk (rosewater hot chocolate) goes relatively unnoticed. Shiso-leaf martinis, french toast with cardamom-pear compote and saffron paletas are just a sample of Joseph Shuldiner’s sunny cure-alls for our annual June gloom. Out this June, the L.A.-based author/photographer’s oeuvre easily matches California’s veggie-centric philosophy: “Instead of focusing on the foods eschewed in vegan cookery, my guiding principle has been to highlight and celebrate ingredients,” writes the founder of Altadena’s stylish new Institute of Domestic Technology. “There’s nothing Ì >ÌÊv ÀL `ÃÊÃÌ>Þ }ÊÕ«Ê >ÌiÊ> `Ê >Û }ÊvÕ °»ÊU

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Pages in chef/author Anthony Bourdain’s graphic novel, Get Jiro! (Vertigo, $25), about a renegade L.A. sushi chef.

From the B.H. cupcakery that normalized endless queues for treats: Sprinkles adds an adjacent ice cream shoppe. 9631 S. Santa Monica Blvd., B.H., 310-274-7890; sprinkles.com. • As he readies bakery/cafe The Parlour, Mission chef Jake Godby shares the sublime (Harvey Milk and Honey) and ridiculous (Boccalone prosciutto)—in summer’s Humphry Slocombe Ice Cream Book (Chronicle, $20). humphryslocombe.com. • At last, S.F.’s Bi-Rite Creamery dishes its classic salted-caramel recipe in Sweet Cream and Sugar Cones (Ten Speed Press, $25). biritecreamery. com. • N’Ice Cream dips into Orange County at The OC Mart Mix. 3313 Hyland Ave., C.M., ilovenicecream.com. • Beachy Cream is trading Santa Monica Place for a more Gidget-vibe Wilshire storefront. 1209 Wilshire Blvd., S.M., 877-299-7557; beachycream.com.

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Year the Oakville Grocery was originally built. It reopens this season. 7856 St. Helena Hwy., Oakville, 707-944-8802; oakvillegrocery.com.

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Bottles in Eric Espuny’s cellar at The Royce at The Langham. 1401 S. Oak Knoll Ave., Pasadena, 626-585-6410; roycela.com.

RED, WHITE AND NEW Stars and stripes aren’t forever, for this patriotic Classic Brut bubbly by Yountville’s Domaine Chandon is only available June 1 to September 1. $22, chandon.com.

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most civilized fantasy camp for food-lovers now comes to Sonoma Valley inn and culinary school Ramekins. Decadent new four-day guest itineraries include breadbaking in the woodburning oven, tours at Point Reyes Farmstead, Tomales oyster shucking and tastings with wine country’s coolest next-generation and heritage names, Scribe Winery and Hanzell Vineyards among them. Chefs, cookbook authors, vintners and purveyors also host some rather enviable meals (ne plus ultra: dinner at The French Laundry). Retreat yourself. June 10-14; from $3,900; 450 W. Spain St., Sonoma, 707-933-0450; ramekins.com.

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harles Krug. Heitz. School House Vineyard. St. Helena soil is hallowed ground—as far as auction-surfing collectors are concerned, anyway. This year, with Meadowood now polishing its third Michelin star, a burst of gustatory energy arrives along Highway 29: The options for three-square begin with the new menu at GOTT’S ROADSIDE (gotts.com). There’s also FARMSTEAD’s Sunday brunch (longmeadowranch.com), where the doughnut holes are served with decadent Meyer-lemon dipping sauce. For a Napa spin on the hard stuff, organic cocktail originator Scott Beattie will soon make a stir at the anticipated GOOSE & GANDER (goosegander.com), set in the Martini House’s 90-year-old bungalow. Another storied spot—the Keller Meats building—now plays home to Austin’s James Beard Awardnominated, mod-Mex eatery LA CONDESA (lacondesanapavalley.com). While the first-Friday “CHEERS!â€? evening (cheerssthelena.com) is worth checking out after hob-nobbing with vintners at perennial standby COOK (cooksthelena.com), venturing beyond downtown leads to Christopher Kostow and THE RESTAURANT AT MEADOWOOD (therestaurantatmeadowood.com). At last, it has reopened with a gleaming new kitchen and dining room. The 15-to-20 courses of gallery-worthy, edible masterpieces arrive on locally-made pottery by Lynn Mahon. In addition to Meadowood, wine-country architect Howard Backen has built Leslie Rudd’s casual FRENCH BLUE (frenchbluenapa.com), poised to become a bona fide neighborhood hub. To celebrate the opening, Rudd has plenty of corks to pop: At nearby PRESS (press sthelena.com), his brand-new cellar houses a 10,000-bottle collection of Napa varietals, giving Rudd’s steakhouse one of the largest lists of local names (all 1,200) anywhere.•

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FROM TOP The famed vineyards of the Napa Valley appellation. Press dining room. Gott’s Roadside. Brunch at La Condesa. Soon-to-open French Blue. Wood-roasted padron peppers with sea salt. Chef Christopher Kostow (pictured) and Thomas Keller are the lone west-coast talents to each hold three Michelin stars.

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t should come as no surprise that the place to visit this season is London. Historic events such as the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee (June 2-5), Royal Ascot racing (June 19-23), Wimbledon (June 25July 8) and, of course, the Summer Olympics (July 27-Aug. 12; london 2012.com), have set the city abuzz with excitement, so pack your Mulberry bags (dare we suggest a Burberry trench) and away you go. Hop the pond in ultimate style aboard British Airways (britishairways.com)—the Bentley of air travel—and, following a nonstop flight to Heathrow, any number of posh hotels will make you feel right at home: newcomers CafÊ Royal Hotel (alrov.co.il), Bulgari Hotel & Residences (bulgarihotels.com) and Ampersand Hotel (ampersandhotel.com) for starters. In East London, Soho House members will love sister property Shoreditch Rooms (sohohouselondon.com). And located in prestigious Knightsbridge, near Hyde Park, The Lanesborough (lanesborough. com) feels regal with Regency-style decoration and new technology discreetly hidden among 1820s furnishings. Clothes a bit wrinkled from the flight over? No problem: 24-hour butler service is available with each room. The Lanesborough also happens to be situated next to some rather exclusive shops. Beloved Harrods (home to last year’s replica pop-up of The French Laundry), Harvey Nichols CONTINUED ON PAGE 144 and Selfridges still reign supreme, while cult stores

TOWER BRIDGE: BIGSTOCK PHOTO. ROOFTOP: SOHO HOUSE GROUP. CUT, THE DORCHESTER: NIALL CLUTTON. SUITE: THE LANESBOROUGH

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Weekend Jaunt The picturesque English countryside has long been a Londoner’s urban escape. Located near Ascot, new hotel Coworth Park boasts a whimsical, equestrian feel. Spa in the morning or take a dip in a free-standing copper bathtub (there’s one in every room). In the afternoon, lunch in the converted stone barn, tour the scenic landscape on horseback, or borrow a bicycle and ride through fields of blooming wildflowers. coworthpark.com.

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FROM LEFT Ricky Lauren. Family photos throughout the years. Surfboards in Montauk. Tutto il Giorno restaurant in Sag Harbor. EECO Farm Stand in East Hampton. The Hamptons (Wiley, $40), out May 28, features seasonal recipes and party advice. Polo in Southampton.

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Focus on Photography With a handful of exhibitions, San Francisco zooms in on a beloved art medium Trevor Traina on the de Young Museum’s rare close-up of his private collection: It was the brainchild of John E. Buchanan, the museum’s late director (1954-2011). He came by to see the collection and immediately suggested a show. It is about the dynamism and fertility of the medium‌how we came from small black-and-white prints by Robert Frank and Diane Arbus to the Technicolor world. “Real to Real: Photographs from the Traina Collection,â€? June 9-Sept. 16; deyoungmuseum.org. Martin Parr, Fashion Shoot for Amica, New York, 1999.

CINDY SHERMAN The shape-shifter’s celebrated retrospective makes its only west coast appearance. July 14–Oct. 7; sfmoma.org. MAN RAY | LEE MILLER: PARTNERS IN SURREALISM

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Summer Moments FĂŠTE the San Francisco Symphony at the biennial Black

& White Ball with Paul Simon, Cyndi Lauper and Janelle MonĂĄe. June 2; sfsymphony.org. • ATTEND Los Angeles’ first biennial, “Made In L.A. 2012,â€? produced by LA><ART and The Hammer Museum. June 2-Sept. 2; madeinLA2012.org. • WATCH the Bolshoi Ballet’s stunning Swan Lake in L.A. June 7-10; musiccenter.org. • VIEW Clarence Hinkle’s retrospective at the Laguna Art Museum. June 10-Oct. 7; lagunaartmuseum.org. • EXPERIENCE the revamped Rancho

Los Alamitos in Long Beach. Opening June 10; rancho losalamitos.com. • OBSERVE the mastery of “Gustav Klimt: The Magic of Lineâ€? at the Getty. July 3-Sept. 23; getty.edu. • PUT ON your dancing shoes at the Oxnard Salsa Festival. July 28-29; oxnardsalsafestival.com. • HANDS DOWN the best: the American Craft Council Show in San Francisco. Aug. 3-5; craftcouncil.org. • HITCH A RIDE at Monterey’s jam-packed Classic Car Week, rife with tours, competitions, auctions and more. Aug. 13-19; pebblebeachconcours.net; laguna-seca.com; rmauctions.com.

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Lovers and collaborators, two kingpins from this avant-garde movement enter the spotlight. July 14-Oct. 14; famsf.org.

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SAINT JEROME IN HIS STUDY, 1514 This early print taken from an engraving by Renaissance artist, draftsman and writer Albrecht Dßrer will be the crown jewel of LACMA’s Dßrer holdings.

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THREE SCREEN RAY, 1961/2006 Out of S.F., here is forward-thinking cinema by Beat-generation multimedia artist Bruce Conner: a three-channel video piece splices clips of commercials, cartoons and fireworks against the song “What’d I Say� by Ray Charles.

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Wild Horses Erin Wasson rides tall along Rincon Beach in western silhouettes with hints of rock ’n’ roll glam

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ounding down the stone path of her Venice compound, Erin Wasson swings open the front gate with a friendly, “Hey man.” As the model leads me to the house—a modern rental a block from the beach (her permanent home nearby is being renovated)—she hands me a bottled concoction (apple with turmeric root from Moon Juice) and starts explaining why she had to push our interview back a couple days, “I just got in last night, been on the road for five days. RV road-dogging through Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Wyoming. I was blowing in the wind, with dust in my boots and sunshine at my heels.” Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, Wasson has lived in Venice for more than 10 years (keeping an apartment in N.Y.), and she seems in every respect the bohemian cowgirl next door—in constant pursuit of artistic expression but not quite anti-establishment. Take for example, Low Luv, the jewelry line she started in 2009, which has been guided by her close proximity to some of world’s top fashion talent. She walked exclusively for Givenchy this spring, has appeared on the covers of Elle and French Vogue and has worked with everyone from Mario Testino to Karl Lagerfeld. “Being in the industry, you learn all these tiny lessons over the years that collectively seep into your subconscious,” she says. In January, Wasson traveled to Argentina to study silver smithing with a Mapuga tribe (“They ornament their horses more than any fashion editor sitting front row could bedazzle herself”). She’ll return to South America this summer for an adventure with a group of nomadic riders in Brazil (the Texan has been an avid equestrian since childhood). “These people are so off the grid,” she says enviously. Back in Hollywood, the spotlight is on the June release of Tim Burton’s Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, starring Wasson, Benjamin Walker and Dominic Cooper. It seems to suit her tastes: “There’s no f-ing love story in it. Nobody twinkles. Nobody is going through teenage angst. It’s for adults.” For Wasson, like any free spirit, there’s never a real plan, but she does have a finish Fendi dress, line: “I’ll be sitting on a ranch raising $3,990. Marco Bicego my own horses eventually. That earrings, $2,520, Ãii`Ê ÃÊÌ iÀi°Ê ̽ÃÊ> Ü>ÞÃÊLii ÊÌ iÀi°»ÊU Bloomingdale’s.

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Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci dress, price upon request, Nordstrom; and boots, $1,695, Bergdorf Goodman. OPPOSITE Céline shirt, $2,100, Maxfield. Pendleton hat, $64. Tom Binns Design earrings, $125.

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OUT OF CHARACTER

A newlywed with plenty of projects in tow and an Oscar on the mantle, Rachel Weisz considers how to make life even more fabulous BY SARAH JENKS-DALY PHOTOGRAPHED BY WILLIAMS + HIRAKAWA

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t’s unlikely that, at first glance, one would take Rachel Weisz for a surfing enthusiast. This, of course, would be an assumption based on no factual information, merely a conjecture that the Cambridge-educated thespian would never be interested in paddling into a wave. But, over tagine in an East Village Moroccan cafe, Weisz, in dark jeans and a white button-down shirt, manages to bring up the sport more than once. “I’ve never actually done it,â€? she admits, “but I wish I could. I think then I would spend more time in California because the surfing is great there.â€? Of course, the waves aren’t the only draw. “One of my favorite artists is in L.A.‌Raymond Pettibon.â€? Also, she remarks, “the sushi is incredible.â€? Despite the west coast’s siren song, most of Weisz’s time is spent in this N.Y. neighborhood that treats her like any other resident; perhaps that’s why she has made it her home for the past six years. “Everyone moans about the city changing and becoming gentrified, but I think the East Village still has a little edge and also has a community,â€? she says. Weisz’s sixyear-old son Henry (with her ex, director Darren Aronofsky) even attended pre-school next door to where we’re lunching. Over the past year, Weisz hasn’t had time to be involved in much other than work. Two projects, 360 and The Bourne Legacy, will hit the big screen on the same day this August, and Oz will be out next spring. Although her role in 360 is admittedly a small one (Weisz shot her part in less than a week), she committed because it reunited her with Fernando Meirelles, who directed her Academy Award-winning performance in The Constant Gardener. Weisz has also shot an as-yet untitled picture with Terrence Malick (costarring Ben Affleck and Rachel McAdams). With Malick, “There is no script, so you’re showing up to kind of just do jazz free-form with the professor.â€? Clearly, the people, particularly directors, often dictate her career path. In 360, based on La Ronde, the popular Arthur Schnitzler play, Weisz stars opposite Jude Law as a wife carrying on an affair with a much younger Brazilian man. It’s an ensemble piece about relationships and the momentous effect that one seemingly innocuous event can have on another. Or as she

aptly explains it: “Someone sleeps with someone, sleeps with someone, sleeps with someone, sleeps with someone and then it gets back to the beginning.â€? The Bourne Legacy, however, is about new beginnings. It’s an extension of the blockbuster trilogy, except in this turn, the focus is not actually on Jason Bourne (the character made famous by Matt Damon). “He’s in the periphery of the story,â€? Weisz explains, “but it’s about a new military program and I am thrown together with Jeremy Renner’s character by circumstance, because,â€? she hesitates so as not to spoil any plot points from the highly anticipated thriller, “well, we need each other.â€? When pressed about how she might spend the next few months after back-to-back shooting, she shares only that she won’t be working. “I think I’d just like to be a mom for a while,â€? she says happily. That’s but one example of the actress’s containment. Whether discussing her craft or her son, Weisz is noticeably thoughtful and measured in her speech. She wears minimal jewelry; a single gold wedding band is the only indication of her marriage to another very famous actor, Daniel Craig. The two wed last June, after co-starring in ghost story Dream House, but Weisz prefers to keep details of the relationship private. She is, however, convinced that being a mother has helped her become a better actress. She confesses she is still scared when signing onto a new role: “I want to always feel like it’s a stretch and that I’m not quite sure I can pull it off,â€? she explains, “And I think that is truly the right reaction.â€? Having Henry forced Weisz to approach her job in a much different way. “I used to get really affected by my work, but when you have a kid, you have to come home and be there mentally,â€? she says. “When the director says cut, it’s all make-believe, and strangely enough, that took me a little bit of time to work out.â€? One would assume that the exciting projects ahead—the Malick film and Oz, which tells how the wizard arrives in Emerald City—would lead Weisz to feel settled when reflecting on her career. She pauses before considering a future without acting: “One always has to toy with the fantasy of abandoning something and trying something else, right?â€? 7iÂ?Â?]ĂŠĂŒÂ…iĂ€i½ĂƒĂŠ>Â?Ăœ>ĂžĂƒĂŠĂƒĂ•Ă€w˜}oĂŠU

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ichard Shapiro wasn’t looking for a new abode when he set off to view a property for sale on Malibu’s Broad Beach. He was perfectly happy at his Holmby Hills residence, running his worldy empire of curation and design in town (Studiolo collection, 8905 boutique, and Richard Shapiro Antiques), and fashioning gardens and residences for clients. “I went on a lark,” recalls Shapiro. “I stepped inside the front gate, saw the view and discovered total seclusion. I was smitten. Within 30 minutes I knew exactly the house I would build here.” Three years later, he stands in the ethereal, light-filled living room overlooking the ocean. The retreat provides a year-round escape—a fantasy with the feeling of a Mediterranean hideaway. On the edge of the bluff, a pair of handsome 200-year-old Monterey cypresses frame the view. Steps lead down to a peaceful stretch of coast. Pelicans in formation hover and swoop, and silvery whales bask in kelp beds just off shore. “I originally planned it as a weekend house, but I’ve found I’m spending more and more time here,” says Shapiro. “Friends drive up from Los Angeles. We have drinks and watch the sunset, and we enjoy dinner on the terrace with a big fire on cool evenings.” The villa is so polished, so perfectly at home on this site that it’s hard to imagine Shapiro’s land originally included a roofless, windowless tumbledown shack in a tangle of vines. After acquiring the 40x200-foot lot, he devised a way to build on the footprint of the extant dwelling. “I loved that I’d be starting from scratch, creating whatever I wanted,” Shapiro explains. “Tall hedges and bougainvillea disguised the neighboring houses so nothing would intrude on my concept.” For many years, his extensive travels throughout Europe in search of antiques and inspiration included visiting and exploring historic châteaux and Renaissance villas. He admired the patina of age on palaces in Sicily and wanted to replicate that sweet, ruined ambiance. Shapiro added a new guest suite at the back of the house, and in the process crafted a sunny courtyard with an old stone fountain and the graphic punch of bright turquoise and white Moroccan floor tiles set in a zig-zag pattern. Bougainvillea spills over the crenellated walls, and clipped box spheres in terra cotta pots jostle with rain-washed Provençal troughs and an elegant, attenuated urn. The sea air and sibilant surf sounds complete the age-old Sicilian atmosphere. FROM TOP The With a simple, open plan, he commissioned steel windows Moroccan-style courtyard and doors for their slender grace and resistance to winter storms. with tiles from As the double-frame domicile began to take shape, Shapiro Marrakech. Richard Shapiro. worked with a team of plaster specialists from Ireland, led by OPPOSITE The Ian Hardwick, to stain, buff, scrub and rough up the ivorydining area’s powder-coated colored walls. The effect makes them appear as if they’d been table is by MDF there for hundreds of years (“worn and weathered,” he says). Italia. Chairs from Cost Plus Faded frescoes by Ilia Anossov add a 15th-century-style touch. World Market “This house is a folly designed to look like an ancient were painted marine blue. building I could have found hidden CONTINUED ON PAGE 144

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Boxwood, a favorite of the designer, in the courtyard, with bougainvillea, orange trees, Boston ivy and jasmine. OPPOSITE The marble torso in the dining area is fourth-century Roman.

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ALL IN THE FAMILY “ Summers are all about Lorenza RosĂŠ,â€? says N.Y.-based model Michèle Ouellet of the wine she and her mother Melinda Kearney launched in 2008 (see page 144). “In addition to my modeling, which takes me all over the world, I wanted to do something a bit more connected to my roots here in Napa,â€? says Ouellet, who is also working on a jewelry collaboration with Minor Obsessions. “We chose rosĂŠ because we love it and it’s about youth.â€?

Chanel swimsuit, $1,165. OPPOSITE Vera Wang vest, price upon request, shorts, price upon request, and skirt, $695. Brunello Cucinelli sandals, $825. David Yurman ring, $325. Snake ring, Ouellet’s own, worn throughout.

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Prada coat, $1,320, bandeau, price upon request, and skirt, $3,380. Repetto shoes, $270, Creatures of Comfort. David Yurman ring, $1,750. OPPOSITE Fendi top, $1,510. J Brand jeans, $229. David Yurman ring, $2,600, and ring, $1,350.

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EDITED BY JENNY MURRAY. FASHION ASSISTANT: ANNINA MISLIN. HAIR AND MAKEUP: ERIN LEE SMITH AT TRACEYMATTINGLY.COM. SEE SHOPPING GUIDE FOR MORE DETAILS, PAGE 145


EDITED BY JENNY MURRAY. FASHION ASSISTANT: ANNINA MISLIN. HAIR AND MAKEUP: ERIN LEE SMITH AT TRACEYMATTINGLY.COM. SEE SHOPPING GUIDE FOR MORE DETAILS, PAGE 145

LONG DAZE “ In the morning, I start making phone calls to rally the troops and make plans. We get together to barbecue, swim, hike and chill...then we repeat the following day.� DINE Cook in St. Helena. COCKTAILS The only bar in town: Ana’s! CELLAR 750 Wines. RELAX Indian Springs spa for a mud bath, massage and to hang out by the Olympic-sized mineral pool. STAY Solage in Calistoga.

Christian Dior dress. OPPOSITE ChloĂŠ dress, $3,995.

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THE BASICS “ Denim by Mother, custom Vans, bikinis by Tori Praver, a tandem bike and a corkscrew.”

Louis Vuitton sweater, $1,470, and shorts, price upon request. David Yurman ring, $3,500, and cuff, $1,100.

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formulations, an update on past consistencies, which consumers have long avoided for their thickness and chalkiness. Here’s what we know: Ingredients in chemical sunscreens such as oxybenzone and benzophenone seep into the skin, absorbing UVB rays and UV light. Physical sunscreens—commonly called mineral sunscreens—with ingredients titanium dioxide or zinc oxide sit on the skin’s surface, deflecting UV radiation. “Chemicals like the oxybenzone and benzophenone penetrate the skin and when the ultraviolet light hits [them], it creates free radicals, which can be carcinogenic,� says Stuart H. Kaplan, a Beverly Hills dermatologist who recently re-launched his eponymous mineral SPF in glass bottles so they are also BPA-free. “Physical sunscreens are the safest and most effective—they’re just more difficult and expensive to make cosmetically elegant.�

Soleil Organique, which debuted at Ron Robinson this past spring, and the skincare line Willa have emerged to glam up this side of the sunscreen market with both clear and tinted makeup-friendly formulas. “I’m horrified when I see parents slathering their children with chemical sunscreens, mistakenly thinking they are protecting them,â€? says Christy Prunier, founder of Willa, which was inspired by her 12-year-old daughter Willa Doss. “They’re toxic, and research suggests they can cause hormonal disruption,â€? she adds, referring to a toxicity study by Dr. Amy Taub, a former product development consultant. West Hollywood skincare expert Gina MarĂ­ also urges her clients (Heidi Klum and Marcia Cross, for starters) to opt for titanium dioxide and zinc oxide. “A major reason consumers have stayed away from mineral blends is because of their white, pasty consistency,â€? says MarĂ­. “But with the recent advanced science, the new formulas are genius. I can’t see why larger brands Â…>Ă›i˜½ĂŒĂŠÂ?Փi`ĂŠÂœÂ˜ĂŠĂŒÂ…iĂŠL>˜`Ăœ>}ÂœÂ˜ĂŠĂžiĂŒ°ĂŠU

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of course, the Olympics. Tickets really are still available.) Despite its global offerings, for a real Briton experience, indulge in the national pastime of afternoon tea. The best place to do this is undoubtedly The Dorchester (thedorchester.com), where guests nibble delicate finger sandwiches and sugary confections. Hyde Park’s iconic hotel has earned a well-deserved following of celebrities and diplomats alike with rooms appointed in traditional floral decor and a host of superb amenities—like the “Rose Cocoonâ€? massage treatment that layers swaths of warm rose gel, oil and cream into your skin. (There’s also the crisp Peking duck at China Tang.) If you’re looking for a more sleek, modern hotel, then stroll across the street to newcomer 45 Park Lane (45parklane.com). Intimate and architectural, the space thrives on special touches like iPads for guests as it bustles daily with London’s elite. Brunch here on Sunday cannot be missed—especially the mixedto-your-taste Bloody Mary bar. And, downstairs at Cut, Wolfgang Puck’s first European venture, homesick Californians V>Â˜ĂŠvˆ˜`ĂŠ>ĂŠĂŒ>ĂƒĂŒiĂŠÂœvĂŠĂŒÂ…iĂŠ ÂœÂ?`iÂ˜ĂŠ-ĂŒ>ĂŒi°ĂŠU

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This summer marks the fourth release of Lorenza RosÊ. The new label was shot by French lensman Viktor Vauthier and designed by Ouellet’s boyfriend, director Van Alpert. $20; lorenzawine.com.

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beneath the undergrowth for centuries on this remote bluff,â€? says Shapiro. “I planned the interiors to look old, too. I’ve always been attracted to antiquity and want to live in another time.â€? Most brilliantly, Shapiro, a longtime collector of high-profile contemporary art, juxtaposed his antiques and taupe sandstone slab floors (cut into 16-inch squares with edges chipped off for patina) against the crisp cubist outlines of linen-covered L’Aventura by Studiolo chairs in the living room. A sinuous, modern steel stairway balustrade crafted by metal artist Glenn Fischer and designed by Shapiro curves past the ceiling beams. After more than 18 months of painstaking construction, Shapiro has created a dream life for himself. At Broad Beach, his perfect morning begins with an early walk on the sand, admiring sculptural rocks unearthed by the tide and spying cormorants and herons overhead. “On a summer day, friends arrive, and lunch lingers on until the evening,â€? he says. “We sit outside listening to the waves; the moon rises; constellations are bright. There ÂˆĂƒĂŠÂ˜ÂœĂœÂ…iĂ€iĂŠiÂ?ĂƒiĂŠ ½`ĂŠĂ€>ĂŒÂ…iÀÊLi°ĂŠU

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Liberty of London and Brown’s carry sought-after, design-savvy brands. Stroll down Sloane Street or window-shop the latest at Jimmy Choo and Burberry on Bond Street en route to catch a movie at Electric Cinema in Notting Hill or works by Van Gogh and Monet at The National Gallery. That said, during this benchmark year, limited-edition activities can be found throughout the city, from a Fortnum & Mason street party in Piccadilly (June 3) to the art-cum-lodging “A Room for Londonâ€? atop Queen Elizabeth Hall. Art exhibitions abound: British ballgowns at the V&A; Bauhaus at the Barbican; Damien Hirst at the Tate Modern and Picasso at the Tate Britain; the largest collection ever of Leonardo Da Vinci’s anatomical drawings at The Queen’s Gallery, and the annual outdoor installation at Kensington Gardens’ Serpentine Gallery, curated this summer by Herzog & de Meuron and Ai Weiwei (June 1-Oct. 14). Bard-lovers can measure up at the Shakespeare Festival (through July 27). The reservation to snag? RenĂŠ Redzepi has transported his #1-in-the-world restaurant, Noma, from Denmark to Claridge’s (claridges. co.uk) for the duration of the games. (And,

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ON OUR COVER Burberry Prorsum flower dress, $2,795, Burberry; burberry.com.

TABLE OF CONTENTS p.16 Yves Saint Laurent V-neck poppy dress, similar styles available at Neiman Marcus; neimanmarcus. com. p.18 Equipment tan button-up blouse, $208, equipmentfr.com. Oscar de la Renta white long peasant skirt, $3,890, Nordstrom, L.A., 323-930-2230; nordstrom.com. Louis Vuitton cashmere sweater, $1,470, and cashmere shorts, price upon request, Louis Vuitton, B.H., 310-859-0457; louisvuitton.com. Frye brown boots, $268, thefryecompany.com. David Yurman pearl ring, $3,500, and silver cuff, $1,100, David Yurman, B.H., 310-888-8618; davidyurman.com.

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GET THE LOOK p.66 Eres red Salome swimsuit, $620, Eres, B.H., 310-246-1008. Gucci widebrimmed hat with red sash, $375, select Gucci stores, gucci.com. Bulgari pink gold and lapis ring, $1,150, Bulgari, B.H., 310-858-9216; bulgari. com. Tod’s white pony-hair sandals, $665, Tod’s, B.H., 310-285-0591; tods.com. Trina Turk gold-plated bracelet, $175, Trina Turk, L.A., 323-651-1382; trinaturk.com. Balenciaga by Nicolas Ghesquière woven Panier Basket XS tote, $995, Elyse Walker, Pacific Palisades, 310-230-8882. Tom Ford polish in Scarlet Chinois, $30, Neiman Marcus. Ralph Lauren Blue Label Adella shirt-dress, $245, select Ralph Lauren stores, ralphlaurencollection.com. Hudson lemon Nico super-skinny jeans, $154, Hudson, L.A., 213-995-5550; hudsonjeans.com. Oscar de la Renta red and white printed pumps, $1,295, Oscar de la Renta, South Coast Plaza, C.M., 714-754-9044. Asprey sage English saddle-leather backgammon set, $2,950, Asprey, B.H., asprey.com. Chanel blue espadrilles, $395, select Chanel stores, 800-550-0005. Christian Dior unlined Cannage lambskin clutch, $2,600, available by special order, 800-929-3467; dior.com. Kate Spade Angelique sunglasses, $128, Kate Spade, L.A., 310-788-0791; katespade.com. Vhernier rose gold and jet Polo necklace, $36,400, Vhernier, B.H., 310-273-2444. Chanel Graphite tennis racquet with case, $1,625, select Chanel stores, 800-550-0005. p.68 Etro floral silk tunic, $1,171, Etro, B.H., 310-248-2855. David Yurman gold and aquamarine ring, $8,100, David Yurman, B.H., 310-888-8618; davidyurman. com. Giorgio Armani sunglasses, $295, armani.com. EstĂŠe Lauder nail polish, $19, Nordstrom, nordstrom.com. Restoration Hardware printed CĂ´te d’Azur towel, $49, Restoration Hardware, 800-762-1005; restorationhardware.com. Tom Ford gold horn necklace, $1,760, Tom Ford, B.H., 310-270-9440. Corinna Gordon turquoise suede lariat, $435, Atelier, S.B., 805-969-3686. Missoni multi-color swimsuit, $465, Missoni, B.H., 310-246-3060; missoni.com. Jimmy Choo tan leather Maria sandals, similar styles available at Jimmy Choo, B.H., 310-860-9045; jimmychoo.com. Oscar de la Renta gold Imagine sandals, $545, Oscar de la Renta, South Coast Plaza, C.M., 714-754-9044. Sheryl Lowe speckled African glass bracelet with pavĂŠ diamond balls, $3,300, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900, and Fashion Island, 949-759-1900; sheryllowedesigns.com. Eugenia Kim ivory Honey sunhat, $297, revolveclothing.com.

Brunello Cucinelli linen scarf with silver detail, $1,095, Brunello Cucinelli, B.H., 310-724-8118; brunellocucinelli.com. Dyer Brand surfboard, shaped by Mason Dyer, available upon custom order, masondyer.com. Oscar de la Renta gold enamel drop earrings, $240, oscardelarenta.com. J Brand pink Romantic denim shorts, $158, Ron Herman Sportswear, 310-207-0927; jbrandjeans. com. p.70 True Religion denim Lonestar Georgia shirt, $264, select True Religion stores, truereligionbrandjeans.com. Ann Taylor green necklace, similar styles available at Ann Taylor stores, anntaylor.com. Pierre Hardy black and white leather sandals, $775, Pierre Hardy, N.Y., 646-449-0070; pierrehardy.com. Reed Krakoff solar-printed leather bag, $2,490, Reed Krakoff, 877-733-3511. Valentino sunglasses, $285, select Valentino stores, 310-247-01036. Hermès silver-plated and Saint Louis-crystal cuff, $2,000, select Hermès stores, 800-441-4488; hermes.com. Tom Binns Design color earrings, $450, Tom Binns Megastore, N.Y., 917-475-1412; tombinnsdesign. com. La Perla silver and pink Mare Modern Art colorblocked swimsuit, $394, La Perla, B.H., 310-860-0561; laperla.com. Manolo Blahnik hot-pink pumps, $595, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900; neimanmarcus.com. Piamita Bettie shorts, $230, shopbop.com. Linus Roadster Sport bike in almond, $639, Linus, Venice, 310-857-7777. Chanel black matte ceramic J12 GMT watch, $6,345, select Chanel Fine Jewelry stores, 800-550-0005. Proenza Schouler neon evening clutch with frame closure, $1,175, proenzaschouler.com. Mother printed jeans, $250, Curve, L.A., 310-360-8008; shopcurve.com. Dior Vernis polish, $23, dior.com. JEWELRY BOX p.74 Christian Dior Fine Jewelry white gold and diamond Coquine earrings, $11,800, Christian Dior, B.H., 310-859-4700. Bulgari pink gold and black ceramic B.Zero 1 earrings, $2,550, Bulgari, B.H., 310-858-9216. Repossi multipiercing Berbere yellow-gold earring cuff, $4,720, Opening Ceremony, L.A., 310-652-1120. Solange Azagury-Partridge blackened white gold and diamond earrings, $7,900, Solange AzaguryPartridge, B.H., 310-276-4500. Pomellato rose-gold Tango earrings with brown diamonds, $22,600, Pomellato, B.H., 310-858-1300. David Webb yellow-gold, platinum and diamond earrings, $52,500, David Webb, B.H., 310-858-8006. Van Cleef & Arpels High Jewelry white-gold Thetis earrings, $87,000, Van Cleef & Arpels, B.H., 310-276-1161; vancleef-arpels.com. Tom Binns Design crystal and gold-plated silver earrings, $465, select Tom Binns Design stores, 917-475-1412; tombinnsdesign.com. Tom Ford gold Link earrings, $2,300, Tom Ford, B.H., 310-270-9440.

WILD HORSES p.110-111 Jason Wu black with red embroidered blouse, $1,980, jasonwustudio.com. Michael Kors crimson silk faille long skirt, $3,295, Michael Kors, B.H., 310-777-8862; michaelkors.com. Eddie Borgo black upside-down fractured heart earrings, $275, Bergdorf Goodman, N.Y., 800-558-1855; bergdorfgoodman.com. p.112 Oscar de la Renta black embroidered wool coat, $5,490, Wilkes Bashford, S.F., 415-986-4380. Scout vintage black bandeau, $150, Scout, L.A. 323-461-1530. The Row black velvet Midnight Brosly pants, $4,390, therow.com. Low Luv large Afghani engraved hoop earrings, $75, ronrobinson.com. Earrings and ring, Wasson’s own,

worn throughout. p.113 Yves Saint Laurent camel fur coat, $6,790, Yves Saint Laurent, B.H., 310-271-4110; ysl.com. Gucci pink print georgette dress, $3,895, and braided leather belt, $255, select Gucci stores, gucci.com. Pomellato rose-gold and brown-diamond earrings, $22,600, Pomellato, B.H., 310-858-1300. p.114-115 Fendi red-sequin dress, $3,990, select Fendi stores, 310-786-8269; fendi.com. Marco Bicego yellow-gold Murano earrings, $2,520, Bloomingdale’s, L.A., 310-360-2700; bloomingdales.com. p.116 Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci beige crepe wool dress, price upon request, Nordstrom, L.A., 323-930-2230; nordstrom.com; and black calf-leather knee-high boots, $1,695, Bergdorf Goodman, bergdorfgoodman.com. p.117 CÊline print blouse, $2,100, Maxfield, L.A., 310-274-8800; maxfieldla.com. Pendleton brown Outback wool hat, $64, pendleton-usa.com. Tom Binns Design hoop earrings, $125, select Tom Binns Design stores, 917-475-1412; tombinnsdesign.com.

OUT OF CHARACTER p.118-119 Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci sweater, shirt, and skirt, stylist’s own, similar styles available at Neiman Marcus; neimanmarcus.com. Prabal Gurung leather belt, stylist’s own, similar styles available at Neiman Marcus. p.121 Prada cotton patchwork bodysuit, price upon request, and skirt, $1,320, select Prada stores, prada.com.

STEALING BEAUTY p.134-135 Valentino blue floral strapless dress, $3,980, Valentino, B.H., 310-247-0103; valentino. com. Repetto brown leather flats, $280, Creatures of Comfort, L.A., 323-655-7855; creaturesofcomfort.us. Gucci gold bamboo necklace, $1,750, Saks Fifth Avenue, B.H., 310-275-4211; guccijewelry.com. David Yurman gold Heart Lock bracelet, $1,500, David Yurman, B.H., 310-888-8618; davidyurman. com. p.136 Chanel white swimsuit, $1,165, select Chanel stores, 800-550-0005; chanel.com. p.137 Vera Wang eyelet vest, price upon request; cotton boy shorts, price upon request; and high-low drawstring skirt, $695, Vera Wang, L.A., 323-602-0174; verawang.com. Brunello Cucinelli white leather sandals, $825, Brunello Cucinelli, B.H., 310-724-8118; brunellocucinelli.com. David Yurman silver band ring, $325, David Yurman, B.H., 310-888-8618; davidyurman.com. p.138 Fendi cable-knit top, $1,510, select Fendi stores, fendi.com. J Brand white houndstooth printed jeans, $229, J Brand, L.A., 213-748-1408; jbrandjeans.com. Snake ring, Ouellet’s own, worn throughout. David Yurman woven dome ring, $2,600, and stack ring, $1,350, David Yurman, B.H., 310-888-8618; davidyurman.com. p.139 Prada chiffon coat, $1,320, blue Sangallo lace top, price upon request, and leather plissĂŠ skirt, $3,380, select Prada stores, prada.com. Repetto blush leather shoes, $270, Creatures of Comfort, L.A., 323-655-7855; creaturesofcomfort.us. David Yurman blue topaz and silver ring, $1,750, David Yurman, B.H., 310-888-8618; davidyurman.com. p.140 ChloĂŠ white and green pleated dress, $3,995, ChloĂŠ, L.A., 323-602-0000; chloe.com. Gucci gold bamboo necklace, see p.134-135. p.141 Christian Dior peach sequin Melodie dress, $14,000, Christian Dior, B.H., 310-859-4700; dior.com. Repetto blush leather shoes, see p.139. David Yurman gold Heart Lock bracelet, see p.134-135. p.142-143 Louis Vuitton cashmere sweater, and cashmere shorts, see Table of Contents. David Yurman pearl ring, >˜`ĂŠĂƒÂˆÂ?Ă›iÀÊVĂ•vv]ĂŠĂƒiiĂŠ/>LÂ?iĂŠÂœvĂŠ ÂœÂ˜ĂŒiÂ˜ĂŒĂƒ°ĂŠU

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“The first time I witnessed Mavericks in person was on April 1, 1994,� says big-wave rider and former editor of Surfer magazine Evan Slater. “I drove up from San Diego during a massive, late-season swell, paddled out and all the descriptions paled in comparison to what I saw. This was a wave like none other. When you get that first view from the channel of the most intimidating peak in the world, you immediately know whether you were destined to surf the place...or not.� Slater’s recent paean to epic breaks, Swell (Chronicle Books, $30), explains what makes these natural wonders— from Northern to Southern Hemispheres, Indian to Atlantic Oceans—simply heaven sent.

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TEXT BY ELIZABETH KHURI CHANDLER

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