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features 126 wild flower The ever-loveable Drew Barrymore embraces many new beginnings.
A storm of rich pre-fall pieces, tailor-fit for San Francisco’s edgy side.
138 tahoe confidential Field notes from the historic blue waters where summer homes are mansions and Golden State society comes to play.
144 california dreaming “It” girl Sidney Williams hits the Venice boardwalk in the season’s cool coverups and easy separates.
152 point the way A Point Dume local with an eye for interiors, Lyndie Benson opens up her elegant beach home.
Diego Uchitel. see shopping guide for more details, page 161
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ith summer upon us, I dream of how to spend these wonderful, lazy days (to be fair, for most, they aren’t that lazy). In this issue, we guide you through the best of the season in the Golden State. For starters, you can take our California Road Trip. Hop in (why not rent an over-
the-top dream car!) and cruise the Pacific Coast, stopping along the way. Our editors have scoured the state to report on what’s exciting. We have all the newest spots and events, north to south, paired with insider secrets from locals. Nothing more is needed to create the ultimate itinerary. What to wear for that beach bonfire or poolside in Carmel is the next question. We have your
back—sprinkling our summer picks throughout the pages. From seaside cool in Venice (p.144) to floral dresses for the Annual Lotusland Fundraiser in Montecito (p.126) to pre-fall choices on the streets of San Francisco (p.132), we have curated your wardrobe. And let’s not forget about accessories…from beach totes and towels to the best bikinis. You’ll need them for a summer sail around Lake Tahoe. This insanely beautiful spot is profiled in “Tahoe Confidential” (p.138). We bring you the ins and outs and the who’s who as we shine our spotlight onto this magical place. Another mythical area is the famous Little Dume surf spot on Point Dume in Malibu. For the issue’s home feature, we go inside the house of photographer Lyndie Benson. With its perfectly assembled treasures, books and art, it is a chic way to rethink beach style—nary a seashell in sight. Someone who has been in our sights since childhood, Drew Barrymore is the ultimate child actor turned bona fide movie star. On top of her success, throw in producer and entrepreneur and you only have a few of the things that make Drew who she is today. She is also a new wife and a mother, and if you ask her, those are her favorite roles yet! On the day we photographed her in a breathtaking Holmby Hills garden, I loved watching her collaborate with lensman Diego Uchitel. When her daughter, Olive, visited the set, Drew danced around the lawn, holding her adorable girl with the sun beaming down on her back. She thanked us for bringing together the team to create such fun portraits on such a lovely day. Isn’t that what the season is all about? Dancing around a garden, or a beach, or a field of wildflowers, enjoying the sun’s warm embrace and just letting go… Whatever you decide to do this summer, this issue can help you make it an unforgettable one—and that is what the perfect California summer
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Magdalena Wosinska “Venice is a strange place to beon 4/20—it
feels like a neverending spring break,” says photographer Magdalena Wosinska (“California Dreaming,” p.144). C SPOTs • My house in Echo Park is calm and quiet, and I can relax, garden, play music, cook, entertain, take photos, do crafts and dry flowers • 29 Palms Inn in Joshua Tree • Day drives to Angeles Crest
Jessica de Ruiter
“Shooting with Drew [Barrymore] was a day filled with flowers!” says L.A.-based stylist Jessica de Ruiter (“Wild Flower,” p.126). “Everything from our overflowing racks of floral-print dresses to our spectacular garden location highlighted Drew’s incredible new beauty line—appropriately named Flower.” C SPOTs • Silver Lake Reservoir, you can find me walking the trail early every morning with my daughter • Axe in Venice • Interiors store Galerie Half on Melrose Avenue never fails to inspire me
Deborah Schoeneman “I was excited to talk to Drew
[Barrymore] about motherhood because we had our babies around the same time,” says Deborah Schoeneman (“Wild has also penned scripts for two seasons of HBO’s “Girls.” C SPOTs • Hog Island Oyster
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Nikki Providence
“I never get tired of people-watching in Venice. It’s one of my favorite places in the whole world for a shoot,” says Nikki Providence, hairstylist for “California Dreaming” (p.144). C SPOTs • My best friends run Hollyflora studio, and I love visiting them • Willow Springs Raceway, to watch vintage motorcycle races • L.A.’s Natural History Museum, my inner nerd loves to hang out with the taxidermy in the dioramas and in the Gem Hall
Susan Campos
“Going to Campowerment in Malibu was reminiscent of going to camp as a kid, only this time we sat around a fire singing and having a few drinks,” says writer Susan Campos (“Happy Campers,” p.88). C SPOTs • Pismo Beach is fantastic for adults and children—drive all-terrain vehicles in the sand dunes and go to a drive-in movie theater at night • The Ferry Building in San Francisco • The fish at Oxnard Farmers’ Market is excellent
Glenn Lawson “I’ve custom-designed several sofas for the Lawson-Fenning showroom. It’s the piece I tell my
commit to one. I’m currently designing a new sofa that I’m convinced will be ‘the one,’” says designer Glenn Lawson (“Urban Planning,” p.98). C SPOTs • L&E Oyster in Silverlake • Griffith Park • Nickey Kehoe on Beverly Boulevard
Sidney Williams
“This was the first time anyone had taught me how to walk—not only model walk, but strut,” says model Sidney Williams (“California Dreaming,” p.144). C SPOTs • Bay Cities in Santa Monica for the Godmother sandwich • Apple Pan on Pico for the banana cream pie • Creatures of Comfort on Melrose Avenue
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SWING BY At resident designer Erin Martin’s shop on St. Helena’s Main Street, find local art (Chiara Mondavi) and vintage furnishings. erinmartindesign.com.
CHECK IN Calistoga Ranch’s Bathhouse and Honey Bee body treatment may change your life. calistogaranch.com.
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Healdsburg’s Chalkboard restaurant, at Hotel Les Mars, sources from its 3-acre garden at Chalk Hill Winery. chalkboardhealdsburg.com.
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MONDAVI’S MILESTONE Robert Mondavi Winery celebrates its late founder’s 100th with parties and a 20-year aged balsamic ($149; NapaStyle), a bottle handpainted by Margrit Mondavi. robertmondavi.com.
Think the Oxbow of Sebastopol: Tenants at The Barlow include Taylor Maid Farms, MacPhail Family Wines, Lynn’s Lavender and Zazu Kitchen + Farm. thebarlow.net.
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Vintner and fashion blogger (sequinharvest. com) Samantha Rudd has a hand in all of her family’s endeavors: Rudd Winery, Oakville Grocery, Press Restaurant and Dean & DeLuca. • FREMONT DINER Order the famous “kitchen sink.” thefremontdiner. com. • OXBOW PUBLIC MARKET I love the little juicer in the produce section. oxbowpublicmarket.com. • FRENCH LAUNDRY GARDENS After picking up coffee at Bouchon Bakery, see what’s in season. frenchlaundry.com. • STEED FINE HOARDING + TACK Dione posts a small sign when her store is open. Vintage Gucci riding boots, anyone? 707-738-6969. • 1111 MAIN My daily workout (spin, pilates and yoga). 1111main.com. • MA(i)SONRY Where wine meets art. maisonry.com.
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BEAUTY COUNTER In addition to salon services, Veer & Wander’s apothecary offerings include indie brands Roots Rose Radish and Earth Tu Face. veerandwander.com.
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Head to Piers 27/29 or book a private waterfront chalet to watch the Oracle and Luna Rossa yachts face off at the much anticipated America’s Cup sponsored by Louis Vuitton. July 4-Aug. 30; americascup.com.
OVER THE BRIDGE Just north of the city, visit the newly renovated Olema Inn and its Sir and Star restaurant—from the geniuses behind Manka’s Inverness Lodge. theolema.com.
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VINTAGE FINDS Joy Bianchi’s Helpers House of Couture. 415-387-3031.
The former Vogue editor and writer of Claiborne Swanson Frank’s American Beauty, is currently working on her first novel and Swanson Frank’s second book. • MARCH For unique, well-curated homewares. marchsf.com. • Eating at the bar at Michael Tusk’s COTOGNA is incredible. • WILLIAM STOUT ARCHITECTURAL BOOKS has a great selection. stoutbooks.com. • A visit to the JOHN BERGGRUEN GALLERY always makes me feel artistically fulfilled. berggruen.com. • Rusty’s vinyasa classes at URBAN FLOW. urbanflowyoga.com. • I also can’t wait for SOULCYCLE to open this summer. soul-cycle.com. • Sashimi at SUSHI RAN. sushiran.com. • A morning run around CRISSY FIELD, overlooking the Bay.
GENEVIEVE BAHRENBURG: CLAIBORNE SWANSON FRANK. FERRY INTERIOR: COURTESY OF FERRY BUILDING. COQUETA: PHILIPHARVEY.COM. AMERICA’S CUP: COURTESY OF LUNA ROSSA CHALLENGE
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The renovated casitas at EL ENCANTO live up to its translation, “the charm.” elencanto.com.
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Industry Home stocks its own line of furnishings in addition to local and vintage items. industry-home.com.
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INSIDER GINA TOLLESON Santa Barbara Magazine’s Executive Editor (and former Miss Universe), Gina Tolleson calls Carpinteria home. • SHIATSU RINCON Get a Japanese bath and massage. shiatsurincon.com. • LOS PADRES OUTFITTERS offers horseback beach rides along Loon Point. lospadresoutfitters.com. • SANTA BARBARA SURFING MUSEUM A coveted rooftop view with great cocktails. sbsurfingmuseum.com. • BOATHOUSE Watch the sunset over mussels and wine. sbfishhouse.com. • SANTA BARBARA BOWL Sting, Steely Dan and Robert Plant are all performing this summer. sbbowl.com. • Sunday polo matches at SANTA BARBARA POLO & RACQUET CLUB. sbpolo.com. • A burger from THE SPOT (805-684-6311) and frozen bananas from ROBITAILLE’S (robitaillescandies.com). EL ENCANTO: LUCA TROVATO. GINA TOLLESON: NANCY NEIL. BIKINI: CHRISTY SCHULER. INDUSTRY HOME: GREG STAHL
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GALLERY PAUSE Poised to become the next L.A. art star, Hannah Hoffman opens an eponymous gallery on Highland Avenue with an inaugural Mira Schendel exhibition. hannah hoffmangallery.com.
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Down the street from its boutique under renovation, Saint Laurent opens a fully realized temporary shop. Then, hit Max Mara for its new Hollywood bag.
AL FRESCO After a brief closure, the Beverly Hills Hotel reveals a revamped Polo Lounge in its legendary green, white and pink. beverlyhillshotel.com.
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INSIDER BALTHAZAR GETTY The actor recently released a debut album under his new project, Solardrive (solardriveproject.com). • BESTIA My aunt is one of the owners, and it’s some of the best food I’ve ever had. bestiala.com. • ASAHI RAMEN A great old noodle place (310-479-2231). There’s also KORAKU in Little Tokyo (213-687-4972). • MALIBU BEACH INN The only place in Malibu where you can rent a room on the beach. malibubeachinn.com. • OLVERA STREET If you want real Mexican. • INN OF THE SEVENTH RAY It’s like stepping in a time machine. innoftheseven thray.com. • KIBITZ ROOM at Canter’s if you’re looking for a dive bar. cantersdeli.com. • SUNSET TOWER A great bar and, of course, Dmitri. sunsettowerhotel.com.
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The woman behind one of O.C.’s most powerful families dishes on her life by the beach. • Pack a lunch from ZINC (zinccafe.com) or VIN GOAT (vingoat.com) and a bottle from the WINE GALLERY (cdmwinegallery.com) for a DUFFY BOAT (duffyofnewportbeach.com) cruise. • Dinner at SOUTH OF NICK’S (thenickco. com) after a stroll on the pier. • A Broadway show at the SEGERSTROM CENTER FOR THE ARTS. scfta.org. • FOREST AVENUE area features THALIA SURF SHOP (thaliasurf.com) and 370 COMMON (370common.com). • SOUTH COAST PLAZA (southcoastplaza.com) with shopping breaks at MARCHÉ MODERNE (marchemoderne.net) and HAMAMORI (hamamorisushibar.com). CRYSTAL COVE: RANDALL MICHELSON/RMPIX.COM. A’MAREES: JOHNELLISPHOTO.COM. ICE CREAM: SPRINKLES/ PEDEN+MUNK. JENNIFER SEGERSTROM: MIKE GARDNER
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In true MOCA style, the spring gala celebrating the opening of the Urs Fischer retrospective was a playful fête—hula dancers, a taffy-pulling station and a petting zoo. By the end of the evening, $2.5 million had been added to the museum’s swelling endowment efforts.
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Bob Iger, Brian Grazer, Terry Semel Following private dinners at the homes of trustees and meetings with curators, LACMA’s seminal Collector’s Florence Sloan, Arie and Rebecka Committee gala raised $3.2 Belldegrun million and welcomed nine new pieces to the museum.
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Fashion and ballet, the perfect match. Zac Posen was this year’s guest designer of the S.F. Ballet Auxiliary Jane Seymour, Fashion Show supported Glenn McCoy by Saks Fifth Avenue.
Cristina Ehrlich, Maria Giulia Maramotti
Set against a New York City backdrop at Paramount Studios, the first-ever L.A. edition of Paris Photo drew a crowd of Hollywood notables, including Sean Penn, Kyra Sedgwick and Jodie Foster.
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Neiman Marcus hosted a special Valentino preview lunch for the C.H.I.P.S., honoring member Rochelle Gores Fredston.
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For the quintessential Santa Barbara escape, mix florals and denim with bohemian panache
FROM ABOVE Chloé sunglasses, $295, Marchon. Rag & Bone hat, $255. Bottega Veneta sandals, $540, net-a-porter.com.
CORAL CASINO: BLAKE MARVIN. JACKET AND BIKINI: MOR WEIZMAN. SEE SHOPPING GUIDE FOR MORE DETAILS, PAGE 161
Coral Casino Beach and Cabana Club at Four Seasons Resort, The Biltmore Santa Barbara.
FROM ABOVE Hermès pétanque set, $1,150. David Yurman bracelet, $395. Estée Lauder polish in Insatiable, $20. True Religion shirt, $238, and shorts, $150.
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Pebble Beach Resorts consists of three hotels—including The Lodge at Pebble Beach—four golf courses, The Spa at Pebble Beach plus numerous dining and shopping experiences.
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White patent-leather Varina with red grosgrain bow, $550. 357 N. Rodeo Dr., B.H., 310-273-9990.
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GEM FINDER Kelly Wearstler enters a new dimension with her fine jewelry debut. Raw and refined, the Black Diamond collection pairs stones with gunmetal and polished brass. Spike drop earrings, silver knuckle rings, pendant necklaces and statement cuff bracelets are equally architectural and artful. 8440 Melrose Ave., WeHo, 323-895-7880; kellywearstler.com. Solid gold and black diamond ring, $4,980.
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DAY GLO It’s time to shine with Dior’s playful update on La Mini D watch: shocking bright hues of patent leather straps, a black motherof-pearl dial and diamond-set bezel, crown and buckle. 309 N. Rodeo Dr., B.H., 310-859-4700; dior.com dior.com.
Fluorescent La Mini D watches, $4,250 each.
Ralph Lauren veteran Mike Faherty and his investment banker brother Alex have created Faherty Brand of bikinis and trunks using ethically sourced premium materials. The rich history of ’60s surf culture and a childhood surfing the west coast informed the line’s style. $85-$185; fahertybrand.com.
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repare to field the question, “Who makes that dress?” when wearing L.A.-based designer Natalie Martin. Her line of flowing boho dresses and separates in printed silk and embroidered cotton, all made by hand in Bali—where she “fell in love” with the textiles—has been gaining notice since it launched two years ago. Barneys New York and Calypso St. Barth consistently sell out of her vacation-ready pieces. The Australian native has mastered the art of effortless, year-round dressing over the decade she’s lived in the Golden State. “[Balinese silk] has a nice weight to it and it’s very fluid, so it works for day. It’s also surprisingly warm on chillier nights, and never bulky under layers.” nataliemartincollection.com.
White leather made-to-order Lockit tote, price upon request.
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STARS AND STRIPES Tommy Hilfiger arrives in San Diego’s Fashion Valley this June to unveil an 8,500-square-foot boutique rife with iconic American styles—and a rock-and-roll art installation of an actual 1964 Volkswagen Bug. Fashion Valley Mall, 7007 Friars Rd., S.D., 619-688-9113; tommy.com.
Meet Your Match The ultimate in customization, Louis Vuitton’s coveted bespoke service, Haute Maroquinerie, premieres on the west coast at the Union Square San Francisco boutique. Clients build their own bags, choosing among five silhouettes, 26 colors, eight of the finest leathers, and monogram—truly a statement in individuality. 233 Geary St., S.F., 415-391-6200; louisvuitton.com.
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Dinh Van cuff, price upon request.
Marina B earrings, $6,400, Neiman Marcus.
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Van Cleef & Arpels earrings, $6,400.
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Our favorite day at The Americana at Brand is a mixture of fashion, food and discovery. First stop: Barneys New York CO-OP, where Matt feeds his sneaker addiction with a new pair of Adidas, and Tara is intrigued by the Loren Stewart bracelets. Tempting! Then on to Barnes and Noble, where Matt discovers the first issue of Modern Farmer, a magazine that shares our belief in the farm-to-table philosophy. Lunch at Chi Dynasty and at last Pinkberry, where we sample their new Greek yogurt: chocolate with berries, chocolate granola and cinnamon honey – tasty. It’s another delicious day at The Americana at Brand.
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Make a date to monogram your Equipment apparel via exclusive signet service at the just-opened Melrose Place shop in L.A. The 14 playful colors, three fonts and three placement options are well-suited for their rainbow selection of shirting and separates. Monogramming, from $25; equipmentfr.com.
Find one-stop shopping at North Bay’s Marin Country Mart, a perfect slice of chic for seasonal essentials—from beach totes at CALYPSO ST. BARTH (pictured) to that itsy bitsy black bikini from MALIA MILLS. marincountrymart.com.
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To get barreled or to nose grind, that is the question. Look good either way with these limited-edition designer boards: Anthropologie x Saffron James stand-up paddleboard or Marc Jacobs Road Rash skateboard. $6,500; anthropologie.com. $69; marcjacobs.com.
One of the Golden State’s treasured denim troves, American Rag in L.A. boasts more than 40 different brands of baby blues. $215; AG Jeans; amrag.com.
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When classics collide: King of laid-back CA style James Perse has teamed up with European sandal favorite K. Jacques of St. Tropez on a limited-edition shoe available in ivory and black. $295; jamesperse.com.
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ON CÉLINE In time for summer shopping sprees, Céline has opened its first west coast outpost in Beverly Hills— offering pared-down elegance at its best. $2,100; celine.com.
COOL OFF Forget overly embellished swimwear. Dive in with Venice Beach-based Cali Dreaming. It’s understated and a weekend must. $183; cali-dreaming.com.
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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP RIGHT Chanel Inimitable Waterproof Mascara in Zest, $30, chanel.com. La Prairie Essence of Skin Caviar Eye Complex, $135, shoplaprairie.com. Dior Vernis Nail Duo in Samba, $29, dior.com. Lancôme Le Curler in Aqua, $23, Absolue Sublime Oléo-Sérum, $180, lancome-usa.com. Aerin lipstick in Beach Beige, $30, esteelauder.com. La Mer World Oceans Day cream, $425, lamer.com. Moroccanoil Dry Body Oil, $38, moroccanoil.com. Shiseido Sun Protection Compact Foundation, $35.50 each, shiseido.com.
FRESH SQUEEZED In June, Greg Alterman (founder of basics line Alternative Apparel) and Alex Matthews (former west coast manager at G-Star) launch Juice Served Here, L.A.’s latest farm-to-bottle health bar and home-delivery service. From $8; cleanses from $85/day; 8366 3rd St., WeHo, 310-838-2724; juiceservedhere.com.
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Digital detox and mind-body healing begin at a Malibu sleepaway ’m not a big camper—not even as a kid—but after hearing about something called Campowerment, I gathered my courage, sleeping bag and pillow and took off for this new take on the girls’ getaway in the Malibu hills. (Think summer camp for grown women.) Driving on PCH, a right turn up a narrow road ends 800 feet above the Pacific Ocean at the Sycamore Canyon property. I was greeted by Campowerment’s founder and director, Emmy Award-winning TV producer Tammi Leader Fuller. Her look was different than usual, complete with a clipboard, whistle and megaphone. “If camp director had been a major in college, I would have gotten a Masters,” she explained. It didn’t take much to realize that this camp was also a family affair; Leader Fuller’s two daughters, sister and 77-year-old mother showed us around the perch with 180-degree ocean views. Let’s be real here…the facility is indeed a kids camp for the Wilshire Boulevard Temple in the summer. The sleeping arrangements are bunk beds. But this weekend isn’t about getting spa treatments. Instead, personal enrichment, nature and delicious meals are on the menu (and there are options for vegetarians, carnivores and those who are gluten-free). Around the campfire with 75 other women, we listened to charismatic life coach and business strategist Dawn Andrews. She spoke, not preached, about simple ways to improve professional and personal relationships. Wine and vodka were
flowing; soon, so were the songs—more “Leaving on a Jet Plane,” less, “I am Woman, hear me roar.” Next, a classic chick-flick everyone could agree upon: Dirty Dancing. After the festivities, we retired to our 10-person cabins. Special care was taken to have an eclectic group bunk together like CEOs, lawyers, fashionistas and stay-at-home moms. Each of the nine lodgings could easily be identified with names such as Rage Against the SUV and Bunk O’Bombshells. Taking a top bunk, I was wondering if I’d sleep well. I woke up eight hours later, fresh and hungry. Leader Fuller laid out a slew of activities from which to choose, including yoga on a bluff overlooking the Pacific, a designer clothing swap, an obstacle course which includes walking a fairly high tightrope with a safety harness and a zip line. It was easy to fill the day or you could do just one or two activities. She also handpicks well-known authorities to visit throughout the weekend. The list includes top chefs, authors, doctors and relationship experts. (The only man allowed is an energy healer by the name of Ubi Sheikh.) There is cell phone service, but the longer you’re at Campowerment, the less you feel the need to connect to the outside since you’re busy connecting with the amazing women right in front of you...something nice to remember long after leaving camp. $975, all-inclusive weekend. Day camp and virtual camp available; campowerment.com. •
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After the Lemon Verbena and Avocado Seasonal Body Polish Treatment, indulge in Ojai Valley Inn & Spa’s 31,000-squarefoot day spa, two private pools, workout studio and cafe. $145; ojairesort.com.
ONLYinCA Siddhi Ellinghoven’s 11-day Brain Cleanse at
Santa Barbara’s Alchemy Arts Center nourishes and awakens one’s mental power. From $330; June 23-Jul. 3; alchemyartscenter.com.
HOTSPOT
Organic openings on Abbot Kinney: AĒSOP, BLUEPRINTCLEANSE, KREATION JUICERY, MYSTIC JOURNEY’s new home. Also in Venice: PRESSED JUICERY at TOMS, STRANGE INVISIBLE PERFUMES, LE LABO, LOCAL 1205, YAS, THE YOGA COLLECTIVE and CAFE GRATITUDE.
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Make your post-summer skincare appointment with B.H.’s Dr. Harold Lancer after those harsh months of extra sun exposure. lancerdermatology.com.
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THE RANCH The Ranch at Live Oak Malibu’s week-long Farm-to-Table Culinary Experience teaches skills and fundamentals of vegetarian cooking, led by Executive Chef Rob Dalzell. $5,000/person; theranchmalibu.com.
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Die-hard pedal pushers in WeHo, Santa Monica, Brentwood (and soon, B.H., S.F. and Marin) may zero in on a SoulCycle series, while those in Palo Alto, S.F., San Mateo and 15 other SoCal locations go for the dynamic fitness options at Equinox. soul-cycle.com. equinox.com.
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is reminiscent of Europe. Portuguese piazzas meet Buddhist temples, colorful villas cross with traditional Chinese gardens, and cobblestone streets meet bustling markets. Another legacy of the Portuguese and Chinese cultures in Macau is the discovery of true fusion cuisine. The delicious Macanese cuisine is not only a mix of Portuguese and Chinese dishes, but also a combination of African, Indian, Malaysian and Brazilian flavors from Portuguese explorations around the world. This year is an exciting one for Macau, with the 25th anniversary of the International Fireworks Display Contest in
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Palapa lounge chair with leather weave, $895, pacificwonderland inc.com.
Artist/carpenter Steve Nasker and his wife, shoe designer Charlotte Stone, are the duo behind Pacific Wonderland, a rustic/ modern collection of chairs and stools with woven leather or neon macramé accents, made by hand in their Echo Park home studio.
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Chroma wallpaper in Raisin.
SHAPE SHIFTING From the tireless mind of Kelly Wearstler comes her third collaboration with Lee Jofa: a collection of wallcoverings that combines her love of color and geometry. Standouts include Agate, inspired by the striations of a geode slice, and the painterly Chroma. To the trade; leejofa.com.
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Christofle, the venerable silver company, is polishing its image with a pop-up shop on Melrose Place and a new Beverly Hills flagship to show off its un-stuffy, but still properly French aesthetic. 8484 Melrose Pl., L.A.; 9515 Brighton Way, B.H.; 310-858-8058; christofle.com.
SHOP SECRETS FROM ESPIONAGE OWNER TAYLOR KING
The Pasadena native and UCSB grad has scoured flea markets with her mother (who works for Restoration Hardware) since she was two. Now, in Espionage, her Beverly Boulevard store, Taylor King stocks one-of-a-kind presents—like books with hidden compartments carved from their pages—and new vintage clothes—Prada, Valentino. Here, her favorite spots: • ESCUELA TAQUERIA It’s delicious, just down the street, and owner, Steven Arroyo, is a friend. We have to support local businesses. 323-932-6178. • SIMPLY FRESH IN SAN MARINO I worked there when I was in high school, and they still have perfect gifts. 626-441-7250. • SOUTH PASADENA [THURSDAY] FARMER’S MARKET For Carmela’s ice cream and local veggies. 626-403-2820. • MORYORK GALLERY IN HIGHLAND PARK A breathtaking nonprofit art gallery featuring re-purposed work by local artists. moryork.blogspot.com. •
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in the space and see what happened,” he says. A year later, he contacted old friends David John Dick and Krista Schrock, new partners in design firm Disc Interiors. Schrock, who previously worked for designers Nickey Kehoe and Jane Hallworth, was also known for starting the artful indie magazine Collected. Dick, an artist and a former glass blower, shares Schrock’s love of classic interiors with a rustic edge; and layered, textural rooms that use color and accessories sparingly. “It was a treat to work with Glenn, who is such a collector and lives with so many beautiful things,” says Dick. “It challenged me to learn how to deal with so many objects.” Schrock and Dick installed a Plain English-inspired kitchen with green cabinetry and Carrara marble countertops, and they turned a warren of lower level rooms into a handsome master suite with a sitting area and patio. Lawson has since adapted to his refreshed surroundings quite well, though he’ll swap out a sofa from his warehouse at a moment’s notice. “I can’t help it,” he explains. “I’m addicted.” From dinner on the sunny patio to drinks by the fireplace, Schrock surmises, “It’s the ultimate California house.” lawson fenning.com; discinteriors.com. •
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HOME best of summer Block out an afternoon to peruse Sacramento Street in S.F. Start at THE RIBBONERIE to ogle tassels and trim. Head east to HUDSON GRACE, ANTHEM, and THE FUTURE PERFECT (pictured), the new West Coast outpost of the Brooklyn modern furniture mecca. thefutureperfect.com; sacramentostreetshop.com.
Splurge GEM-STUDDED TABLE La Jolla-based “conscious” jewelry designer Danna Weiss now embeds live-edge wood tables with healing crystals and gems to gorgeous effect. From $14,000; vibrationalfurniture.com.
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Sisters of Los Angeles (SOLA) keep churning out architect Barbara Bestor-designed “inspired souvenirs” like these graphic Malibu mugs. $15; sistersoflosangeles.com.
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Tucked away on York Boulevard in Highland Park (between L.A. and Pasadena on the 110), Shopclass LA, a vintage furniture and collectible shop, is worth the detour. Look for upcoming DIY workshops. shopclassla.com.
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Casa Madrona, a hotel in Sausalito with buildings dating to 1885, just completed an extensive renovation of its hillside cottages and historic mansion. From $295/night; casamadrona.com.
L.A.-based textile designer Lulu DK lends her brilliant eye for color to a collection of Abstractions beach towels for Matouk in six shades. $79; finelinens.com.
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ack in March, when former W Magazine editor Kevin West co-hosted Fritz Haeg’s “Domestic Integrities” installation at The Hammer, the Master Food Preserver’s contribution included a lemon-curd sweet made with Band of Outsiders’ Scott Sternberg and Ammo restaurant. In Saving the Season ($35; Knopf), excerpted here, the Deep Springs College graduate and Hollywood Hills resident consulted literary manuscripts, marquee farmers, and friends and legends like Valerie Gordon and June Taylor to pen the story-packed compendium. It’s a bounty of jelly, marmalade and pickle recipes, timely and timeless for today’s cult of domesticity. >>
Black Mission figs with Madeira. savingtheseason.com.
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hen I was twenty, I took a year off from college, which turned into two years as I hung around Berkeley, California, vaguely hoping to find my way into the food scene there. The benefactor of my ambitions, such as they were, was David Tanis, who in 2011 retired from Chez Panisse after some 30 years, to write cookbooks full-time. David hooked me up with two stages, pronounced in the Gallic manner like “stahj”—restaurant lingo for unpaid internships. The first was at Greens, the legendary vegetarian restaurant cofounded in 1979 by Deborah Madison, an alumna of Chez Panisse and the San Francisco Zen Center. In the history of American meat-free cookery, Greens was arguably the first American restaurant to justify the previously oxymoronic phrase “vegetarian cuisine.” The day I was there, the kitchen smelled of simmering stockpots and baking winter squash. I was assigned a flat of wild mushrooms to prep, which was a lot of wild mushrooms when you consider that they were small, fragile, dirty things. A cook—I wish I could remember his name— demonstrated the light brushing technique for cleaning them. Then he gave me a word of advice. “Treat each fruit individually,” he said. That he classed the mushroom as “fruit” was striking enough, a pretty high-class way to put it, or so it seemed to me at that impressionable age. But, more important, that he saw the mushrooms in front of us as specific and not generic shifted my worldview on its axis. That is to say, I saw a tiresome number of one thing— mushrooms—that needed to be improved. He saw many individual things that were unique in themselves and therefore complete. CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE Author Kevin “Treat each fruit individually” thus represented an important episteWest. Caramelized mological distinction between Plato (there is a perfect Mushroom, but perpineapple with tequila and saffron. haps no single mushroom) and Buddha (every mushroom that is, is yet Olive oil cake another aspect of Mushroom in its infinite expressions). In the Greens with apricot jam. Extracting kernels worldview, food comes from nature, and the ideal function of the cook is to make spiced to reveal an ingredient’s inherent qualities as unobtrusively as possible. peach butter. Offerings from Over time, that worldview has become my own. his new book. My second stage has taught me something technical, so it’s easier to explain. David got me into the kitchen at Chez Panisse one particularly busy Saturday afternoon when extra bodies were needed to—literally—peel potatoes. I was nervous to be in the sanctum sanctorum of new American cooking, and as I worked, I let potato peelings drop everywhere, creating a mess that drew Alice Waters’ attention as she swept through the kitchen. She pushed me aside and crisply put everything in order, whole potatoes in one tidy CONTINUED ON PAGE 160 pile and peelings in another.
PEACH JAM | YIELDS 3 PINTS 5 lbs. ripe peaches | 2 T. freshly squeezed lemon juice | 3½ c. sugar 1. To peel the peaches, slash a shallow “X” in the pointed end of each fruit. Working with a few at a time, blanch the peaches for 60 to 90 seconds in boiling water, or until the skin loosens. Lift the peaches out of the water using a slotted spoon and set them aside to cool; remove the skins and pits. Slice each peach in quarters, then cut each quarter crosswise into fourths. Mix the fruit with lemon juice, stir in the sugar, and leave to macerate for 30 minutes.
2. Turn the fruit-sugar mixture into a large preserving pan, and rapidly bring to a full boil. Reduce over high heat to the gel point, 8 to 10 minutes at a full rolling boil, while stirring constantly. If the jam is too chunky for your liking, turn off the heat and stir with a whisk for another minute, to break down the chunks. Ladle the hot jam into six prepared ½-pint jars, leaving ¼-inch headspace. Seal the jars, and process in a boiling-water bath for 10 minutes.
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CARRY ALL After a year-long trip around the world, Charles and Jenna Jackson were all too familiar with living out of suitcases. “We came across luggage that worked for one occasion and didn’t for another,” says Charles. The Brentwood couple launched August California, a luxurious line of adaptable, Golden State-made leather accessories including a Portofino Pouchette, which doubles as an evening clutch when not used to pack small belongings, and the Marais Market Tote, an all-purpose bag outfitted with sleek interior pockets. augustca.com.
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For your next glamping adventure, would you prefer the safari tents and cedar cabins of El Capitan Canyon, along Santa Barbara’s Gaviota Coast, or a yurt (aka a “human nest”) high above the cliffs of Big Sur at Treebones? elcapitancanyon. com. treebones resort.com.
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LOOK BOOK One artist makes sculpture out of books; another uses the pages inside for collage; a third toys with word play. These are the types of experimental creations that populate “Word Perfect,” Danielle Steel’s fifth-annual curated show at the Andrea Schwartz Gallery. Seven different artists from Taipei to Houston all massage the concept of written language—sometimes as subtle as Seamus Conley’s dreamy paintings, other times stinging, as with Jerry Kunkel’s wit. “Words are paintings of thoughts,” says Steel. “A single word can instantly conjure up a place, a person, a mood, a situation. The right word can transport you, upset you, excite you, delight you.” Gallery co-owner Andrea Schwartz is excited to return to an early theme when they collaborated on “Word,” in 2009, for their second show together. (The duo met when Steel owned a gallery in Presidio Heights.) “Because she is a writer, she has a different vision,” Schwartz says. And many of these artists are asking an important question in the digital age: What is the future of the book? Aug. 7-Sept. 6; 545 Fourth St., S.F., 415-495-2090; asgallery.com. •
Cara Barer, Speed Reading. Seamus Conley, Hellion. FROM LEFT
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Deeply engaged with the unique setting of the Bay Area, postwar artist Richard Diebenkorn profoundly influenced American modernism during his years spent working in Berkeley. Explore the first exhibition to focus on this pivotal period in Diebenkorn’s career with more than 120 works, beginning with the artist’s earlier abstract paintings and moving through his later figurative phase.
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CULTURE best of summer The Orange County Museum of Art re-imagines its Biennial as a Triennial. The exhibition looks beyond a strong California contingent to 15 countries in Latin America, Canada and Asia. Pieces by talents such as Tiffany Chung of Vietnam (pictured) will give new context. June 30-Nov. 17; ocma.net.
Must-Have Fashion designer Reed Krakoff photographs the international ladies on the contemporary scene in elegant coffee table tome Women in Art: Figures of Influence. $95; Assouline.
To cross or not to cross. On one side you have the de Young Museum—a trove of American paintings and must-see traveling art exhibitions—and just across the way, The California Academy of Sciences. This summer, dive into the late Richard Diebenkorn’s Abstract Impressionist wonders, or explore the aquarium, rainforest and planetarium of the sustainable Renzo Piano-designed building. famsf.org; calacademy.org.
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Chill in a movie theater with Sofia Coppola’s Bling Ring, the tale of a posse of Calabasas teens who burgle celebrity homes. June 14.
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he other day, Drew Barrymore and art advisor Will Kopelman, her husband of nearly a year, were trying to figure out what to do about the dining room in their Hollywood Hills home. “I told him, ‘Dining rooms are stupid. They shouldn’t exist. When was the last time we had a dinner party?’” Barrymore recalls. “I wish we were those people who threw seasonal cocktail parties for our friends—‘he owns a coffee place in Brooklyn and she works as a stylist.’ But we will never be that couple.’” When Kopelman suggested they use the room for—ahem— actual family meals, Barrymore says she burst into tears. “Family dinners would never have occurred to me, and that’s what I want most,” she says. “Now it’s my life mission to figure out this room.” At 38, Barrymore finally has what she’s always wanted: a family of her own. Kopelman, 36 this July, comes from a distinguished, tight-knit New York clan (mother Coco, is a philanthropist, father Arie is the former Chanel CEO and sister Jill Kargman is an accomplished novelist). They’re all in love with the newlyweds and their baby, Olive, born last September. “I won the in-laws jackpot,” says Barrymore. “It might be the best karma for having one of the wackiest upbringings. I never had dinner with my mom or dad, let alone together.” Of course, the granddaughter of legendary actor John Barrymore was only seven years old when she skyrocketed to mega-fame as the adorable little girl in E.T. And from there, well, she grew up very quickly. “It’s amazing to think that in life you can completely have a do-over,” Barrymore says. Besides becoming a happy wife and mother, in the last year, Barrymore launched a wine label (Barrymore) and a makeup line (Flower). She’s still a big Hollywood star on both sides of the camera; her 18-year-old production company, Flower Films, has produced movies including Donnie Darko, Charlie’s Angels and He’s Just Not That Into You. She’s about to start shooting a yet-untitled Warner Bros. romantic comedy in Africa that will reunite her with Adam
Sandler (50 First Dates, The Wedding Singer). With profits from her various endeavors, she’s also building a teaching academy in Africa as part of her Ambassadorship with the United Nations World Food Program. “I like creativity and I like business,” she adds. While she hates a moment away from her baby, one of the reasons why Barrymore is dedicated to growing her makeup line is to give Olive something other than a Hollywood legacy. “I would love nothing more than to be someone who has a good influence on her and to be able to pass along a company to her one day,” says Barrymore. It could be a big job. Since launching exclusively at Walmart in January, Flower cosmetics has exceeded initial projections. The products are custom-formulated with the same ingredients used in luxury makeup but sold at affordable prices because the company doesn’t advertise. Their business model allows for a quick development to shelf cycle. An expanded line will debut this fall. “When we see that green is trending from the Paris shows, we can respond to that before anyone else,” says Chris Miller, co-president of the company. “Drew is involved in absolutely everything,” he adds. Barrymore has plenty of experience with cosmetics. “I was always experimenting and curious about makeup,” she says. “I would go to concerts and paint my face crazy and happy and fun, and I’d pretend to be someone more conservative and glamorous on the red carpet.” Besides sitting in the cosmetics chair for countless shoots, she was a co-creative director of Cover Girl and the brand’s spokeswoman for five years. Moreover, she counts Revlon’s global artistic director Gucci Westman and Stila founder Jeanine Lobell as close friends and inspirations. If Olive joins the family business, Barrymore hopes that day will be far in the future. “I want her to be a kid for as long as possible,” she says. (Barrymore appeared in commercials before her first birthday.) For now, she seems content with plans to take Olive for plenty of hikes and to beaches along California’s coast. Maybe they’ll even sit down for family dinners in the dining room. Barrymore insists she’s not much of a cook, but she really knows how to assemble a great cheese plate. And, she’ll be pouring her own Pinot Grigio. The label says “Barrymore.” The company motto: “From our family to yours.” •
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HAIR: JOHN D FOR TRESEMMÉ AT STARWORKSARTISTS.COM. MAKEUP: DEBRA FERULLO FOR FLOWER AT TRACEY MATTINGLY. SET DESIGN: JC Molina/CLM. TAILOR: SUSIE KOURINIAN. FASHION ASSISTANT: SHADI BECCAI. INTERNS: ERIK STAALBERG and COURTNEY ZUPANSKI. see shopping guide for more details, page 161
Valentino dress, $6,980, Neiman Marcus. Harry Winston bracelet. MAKEUP Flower Powder Trip Pressed Powder Foundation; Win Some, Rouge Some Creme Blush; Color Play Creme Eyeshadow; Line & Shine Lip Liner; and Kiss Stick Velvet Lip Color.
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ROLLING THUNDER A STORM OF RICH PRE-FALL PIECES, TAILOR-FIT FOR SAN FRANCISCO’S EDGY SIDE P H OTO G R A P H E D BY CO L I E N A R E N T M E E S T E R C 00
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Hair: Gareth Bromell using Oribe at Atelier Management. Makeup: Kiki Benet using Chanel at Atelier Management. Props: Arthur Martinot. Fashion ASSISTANT: Anika Nehesi. MODELS: Kat Hessen and Leila Goldkhul/NEXT MODELS. special thanks to tom binns designs, tombinnsdesigncom. see shopping guide for more details, page 161
Fendi jacket, $1,900, and skirt, $1,200. 3.1 Phillip Lim shirt, $1,150. Tom Binns Design bag, $640. Rollerskates, stylist’s own. opposite Louis Vuitton dress, $7,000, and boots, $1,233. Tom Binns Design cuff, price upon request. MAKEUP Chanel Vitalumière Aqua foundation, Le Blanc de Chanel base, Soleil Tan de Chanel illuminator and Rouge Allure lipstick.
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Lawyer and investor Zachary Bogue and Yahoo President and CEO Marissa Mayer. OPPOSITE One of the lake’s iconic wooden Thunderbird yachts, out for a cruise.
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CONFIDENTIAL Field notes from the historic blue waters where summer homes are mansions and Golden State society comes to play
DREW ALTIZER (2)
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LISA ROMEREIN (3). DREW ALTIZER (4). FIREWORKS: NORTH LAKE TAHOE VISITORS BUREAU. Home Exterior: Kendall Wilkinson Design. Pier: Jason Todd. Fire Lite: David Fenton
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magine an entire summer breathing in pine-scented air, spending sun-struck days gazing at the lake’s magical, pure blue waters. That’s the privilege and pleasure of many California families over the last century as they’ve escaped San Francisco’s summer fog, valley heat and city life for weekends of cloudless boating, hiking, long lunches, boisterous kids and dogs running free, and dressing for cocktails on the dock or the beach. Ah, sunset. For San Francisco art collector Dolph Andrews and his extended family, summers have always meant Tahoe. “It’s the largest alpine lake in the Americas, and we go up there and have a glorious time,” says Andrews. His wife Emmy’s grandparents built their rambling house on the lake in the early 1900s, and the family has been going there ever since. Generations of children and grandchildren have taken boats out onto the pristine waters, and invited friends to join in the fun. “Since the ’70s, I’ve loved to stay the weekends with Dolph and Emmy, who are dear and longtime friends,” recalls Denise Hale, who traveled to Tahoe with her husband, Prentis, and trunks of chic sportswear and collections of Bulgari and David Webb. “The traditional style of family estates around the lake is very understated, with elegant staff and fabulous personal service,” says Hale. “The Andrewses were the most civilized ever, with everything planned and arranged for the comfort of their guests—but so subtle and low-key. I felt relaxed and so did Prentis, and we never wanted to leave.” The couple and the Andrewses and friends would briefly depart on Saturdays for lunch at Diana and Gorham Knowles’ residence, a classic camp-style timber house in Meek’s Bay with dramatic California art-filled interiors by Michael Taylor. The Knowleses, leaders of San Francisco society and style in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, headed up each June with their highly coveted Chinese cook and a multitude of staff and seasonal accouterments. Michael Taylor would follow to style, fluff and shape the house for months of parties, lunches and lazy afternoons. At their pine-shaded estate, complete with a dock and sandy beach and numerous alluring watercrafts, everything was luxurious, with
top row Wooden boats, the most elegant transport. Lazy summer afternoons. Oscar de la Renta. second row Fourth of July fireworks. Dede Wilsey. Family-friendly activities. Social gatherings for a typical weekend. third row Alexandra Fritz. The runway of the annual Oscar de la Renta Fashion Show to benefit the League to Save Lake Tahoe. Kendall Wilkinson-designed house. The pier. Fire Lite diner.
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We saw a group paddling by in cocktail dresses and figured the boards must not be too tippy if they were going by in dinner attire! ing watercrafts, everything was luxurious, with Taylor’s signature taupe silk-chenille sofas and chartreuse silk pillows. The coffee table in the living room, a massive chunk of rough-hewn granite from a nearby quarry, was winched into the house over the Douglas firs and then hauled in between the French doors. There’s a lot to enjoy. Lake Tahoe is 22 miles long, 12 miles wide, and has 72 miles of shoreline. And the League to Save Lake Tahoe, founded in 1957, is a powerful group committed to preserving that Eden. The highlight of the summer season since 1969 has been the League to Save Lake Tahoe fashion show/benefit, the first of which Bill Blass and Saks Fifth Avenue hosted at the Rubicon Beach estate of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Metcalf. Blass presented his collection barefoot on the beach. At the 1975 show, Saks Fifth Avenue bolted down sheets of plywood to prevent his models from sinking into the sandy shore. Today, there’s a dramatic raised runway. In 1995, designer Oscar de la Renta debuted on the lake. He told a friend that the Lake Tahoe event is his favorite. “All year, I look forward to being in Lake Tahoe,” said de la Renta. In 2003, attendance broke 600. Guests over the years, like Nan Kempner, Marissa Mayer, Alexis and Trevor Traina, Dede Wilsey, Mara Fritz, Jean Larette, Rosemary Baker, and founding families such as the Andrewses dress in white linen, don hats and the latest resort wear. Then, they rush the trunk show tent for first dibs on the newest designs. The upcoming August 3rd show is expected to sell out once more. Over the years, the benefit has raised more than $15 million to keep the lake blue. In 2012, Lake Tahoe’s waters were the clearest in 10 years, according to UC Davis scientists who study the lake. Among the League’s earliest victories was the defeat of a development plan for a high-speed freeway circling the lake, a bridge over Emerald Bay, additional casino districts, and heavily populated urban centers around the lake. The newly-formed League successfully educated public opinion against the plan and helped guide management of the Tahoe area in a different direction since that time. “We’ve always worked to protect the lake from incorrect development, and to bring science continued ON page 160
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Bathers by a pool on the shore of Lake Tahoe, photographed by Slim Aarons, 1959.
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CALIFORNIA DREAMING “It” girl Sidney Williams hits the Venice boardwalk in the season’s cool coverups and easy separates PHOTOGRAPHED BY MAGDALENA WOSINSKA
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Tommy Hilfiger sweater, price upon request. Isabel Marant bodysuit, $1,285. Jenni Kayne shoes, $495. David Yurman rings, $125-$350 each. OPPOSITE Balenciaga by Nicolas Ghesquière dress, necklace, $415, and rings, $765/set of 5. FASHION EDITOR: ANNINA MISLIN
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Stella McCartney blouse, $2,080. Rag & Bone shorts, $255. David Yurman crossover ring, $350, cable and smooth stack rings, $125 each, and woven dome ring, $300.
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Hermès blouson. Eres bikini top, $260. J Brand shorts, $176, Intermix. Jenni Kayne shoes, $495. OPPOSITE Seated: Chloé tunic, $1,350. Ralph Lauren Denim Supply jeans, $125. Eddie Borgo small pyramid bracelet, $200, The Dreslyn; large pyramid bracelet, $250, Beckley Boutique; and 5-finger ring, $300, Neiman Marcus. Standing in ocean: Chanel sweater, $4,190. Guess jeans, $89.
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HAIR: Nikki Providence at Jed Root for Kevin Murphy. MAKEUP: Kristina Brown at Jed Root for Bobbi Brown. FASHION ASSISTANTS: LINDSAY KINDELON, KRISTA NATALI. PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: EMILIA CHIUZZI. see shopping guide for more details, page 161
HAIR: Nikki Providence at Jed Root for Kevin Murphy. MAKEUP: Kristina Brown at Jed Root for Bobbi Brown. FASHION ASSISTANTS: LINDSAY KINDELON, KRISTA NATALI. PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: EMILIA CHIUZZI. see shopping guide for more details, page 161
Dries Van Noten top, $795, Barneys New York; and skirt, $1,605, Maxfield. Max Mara sandals, $555. Pamela Love rings, $155 each, Barneys New York. OPPOSITE Dior top, $9,300. Earring, model’s own. Eddie Borgo bracelet, $450. MAKEUP Clé De Peau Concealer Stick. Tom Ford Illuminating Highlighting Pen, Illuminating Cheek Color and Eye Color Quad. Bobbi Brown Creamy Matte Lip Color. Clinique Naturally Glossy Mascara. MAC Lipglass. Special thanks to the Hotel Erwin. hotelerwin.com.
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POINT THE WAY A POINT DUME LOCAL WITH AN EYE FOR INTERIORS, PHOTOGRAPHER LYNDIE BENSON OPENS UP HER ELEGANT BEACH HOME
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n any given day, you can find at least one bewildered tourist traversing PCH in search of Malibu. Without a significant Main Street, or any kind of organized town center beyond the evergrowing Country Mart, locals don’t seem to mind that the charm of their beloved enclave eludes outsiders. “I like to say that Malibu is more of a state of mind than a destination,” says photographer Lyndie Benson, a Point Dume resident for the past 17 years. If you were looking for the real Malibu, you’d be well advised to turn to the native Angeleno for clues: She raised two boys here, sent them to Point Dume Marine Science Elementary School up the street and walked with them down a rocky path to the beach to surf before roll call with other local moms. Last year, she published a book of photographs, The Point (Dollhouse Publishing). A portion of proceeds from this visual love letter benefits The Malibu Foundation for Youth and Families. Look closely at the photo of the famous “Peace Paddle” that philanthropist Kelly Meyer and surfer Laird Hamilton coordinated and donated to the Natural Resources Defense Council, and you’ll spot Benson in the upper left corner, bobbing in the blue water on that cloudless day. “I grew up in Los Angeles dreaming of moving to Malibu,” she says, perched on a pale linen sofa, in her living room, surrounded by an impressive art collection highlighted by a Robert Graham sculpture, an Ed Ruscha painting and many of her own photographs. Looking tan and fit in a thigh-grazing Michael Kors caftan, the fiftysomething Benson explains how her interior design sensibility is built around multipurpose spaces and furniture. “I like the idea of having all the perks of an estate—but with a smaller-scale property. I don’t like to use the word downsize, but it’s just more practical to live in a house that’s not 15,000 square feet,” she says. Her version of a more manageable property includes a tennis court, a putting green, and a priceless view of the Pacific. “So I have a game room, with a pingpong table and a pool table that can also become a dining room, with just a small conversion. James Perse custom-makes these chic game tables. I push them together and have a continued ON page 160
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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP The southern view. Ferrante light fixtures hang above game tables that become a single, long dining table with a simple conversion— all made to order by James Perse; an Ed Ruscha painting hangs in the hall. Stairs to the beach. The orange abstract painting in a son’s room is by CW Slade. Upholstery is restricted to pale neutrals like cream and gray. In the kitchen, oak cabinetry is custom; chalkboard walls are a “must” for families. Even Benson’s book jackets are crisp and white. Duke and Kenya, the family’s French Bulldogs.
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Flagstone pavers lead up to the traditional façade. A collection of engraved travel frames are cherished gifts. In the master bedroom, linens from Malibu Colony Company, an antique Belgian bench stands at the foot of the bed; and each room in the house has a “drop of Deco,” like this bedside Tiffany lamp. Benson has built four homes with architect Sandy Young. Teak outdoor sectional sofa by James Perse.
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“Do everything neatly always,” she said before darting off. I’d nominate that sentence as the single best piece of kitchen advice ever imparted. Fifteen years passed before I went into a restaurant again, when my friend Akasha Richmond, proprietor of Akasha Restaurant in Culver City, asked me for a lesson on making jam. I was a bit nervous to be there as an instructor rather than a student, and frankly intimidated by the huge pile of Elberta peaches we had for making a restaurant-sized batch of jam. I forgot to consider each fruit individually. I wasn’t neat in all things. And it showed in the jam, which tasted good but had a sloppy, farmhouse look. Disappointed, I suggested to Akasha that we run it through a food mill to improve the appearance. “No, I like it,” she said. “It’s rustic.” And that was the third lesson I’ve learned in professional kitchens. The jam that we made didn’t need improving, because there’s no such thing as the perfect Jam. Instead, every jam that is, is yet another aspect of Jam in its infinite expressions. •
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and prudent management and information to benefit the region,” says Bob Damaschino, board president for the last five years. Future goals include reinforcing science-based water monitoring, education, and beach cleanups, pulling weeds and protecting water-
sheds that support native wildlife. That said, new communities in the Lake Tahoe region are in development, including Martis Camp at Northstar, which includes a Tom Fazio golf course. Top San Francisco designers, Will Wick and Kendall Wilkinson have recently completed interiors for S.F. families who spend holidays there. “Tahoe has been my retreat since I was a child. It’s a place I take my own children to throughout the year,” says Wilkinson. “The boys can run around, hike, swim and just be energetic boys, away from hectic city life.” Wilkinson, who fashioned the expansive great room with natural materials such as locally quarried stone, added an urban nod to the furnishings with industrial-style lighting. The family takes in glorious views of the majestic pine trees flanking the property throughout the house. Interior designer Will Wick also recalls idyllic summers. “I learned to water-ski there,” he recalls. “We’d take out the Chris-Craft. The water is freezing cold, which encouraged my desire to ski well. It was exhilarating. Then we’d go mountain biking on the rugged forest trails and along the Tahoe Rim Trail, the 165-mile paths that forms a loop around Lake Tahoe.” Silicon Valley luxury travel planner Gwen Books insists, when she summers there, a quick dive from a pier is refreshing. “We love to go hiking and enjoy the cheerful squeaking of scrub jays and endless views of the brilliant blue lake from the peaks,” she says. “There are many hiking trails quite close to the lake.” Like many Tahoe residents, Books collects classic cars. “My 1969 Mercedes 280SL is my summer-at-LakeTahoe convertible, and I appreciate the classic wooden boats that ply the lake in summer,” she says. “In August there is a celebration, featuring vintage Chris-Craft, Gar Wood—truly many are works of art, gleaming mahogany and polished chrome, the only acceptable mode of transport across the lake.” Books is also fond of Fourth of July celebrations, where “fireworks fill the sky and are mirrored on the lake,” says Books. “It is spectacular.” Marin County designer Jean Larette drives up to Tahoe (with audiobooks on hand for the three-hour trek). She also tours around on one of the classic “woodies” or zooms across on a speedboat. “We often find a nice cove to an-
chor, and last year, I attempted to stand and balance on a paddleboard,” says Larette. “We saw a group paddling by in cocktail dresses and figured the boards must not be too tippy if they were going by in dinner attire!” And for those without a family estate or cumbersome staff, there are always houses by the lake to rent, friends with whom to bunk, and now the fourstar Ritz-Carlton, the new luxury hotel with Residence interiors designed by San Francisco designer Jay Jeffers. “Lake Tahoe continues its tradition of offering healthy living, surrounded by children, cousins, aunts and uncles, grandparents, and golden labs,” says Dede Wilsey. “Time stands still. It’s idyllic. I can’t wait to return.” •
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dining table that seats 16.” On a tour of the house, Benson walks through an oak bar that’s stocked with candy jars and a popcorn machine for impromptu all-ages gatherings with family friends, and into a home theater. There, a massive sectional sofa has been upholstered in French terry. “The screen retracts, and the shades lift up so you have a cozy den,” she adds. “That’s how we entertain here, with friends and kids and dogs.” While she is not a professional interior decorator, she has taken on several home projects for friends and neighbors, most of whom are notable and, this being low-key Malibu and all, would prefer not to be name-checked. At the moment, she’s building a new home on a nearby street with Albino Construction and architect Sandy Young, a beachy-traditional clapboard house which will serve as a footprint for her design philosophy. She’s also settling into her own empty nest. Her younger son is visiting colleges while her eldest boy enters his junior year at Columbia University in New York. “When I go to see him, I stay at The Lowell, get a driver, see a show one night and have a few fabulous dinners,” she says. “So of course I love New York—for four days. I couldn’t live there. Out here, I spend my days hiking, playing tennis, surfing, entertaining friends. The light and the sky and the water are so amazing. Honestly, there’s no place I’d rather be.” •
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ON OUR COVER Oscar de la Renta ivory silk faille top with latex flower appliqué, $4,890, and ivory silk faille peplum trompe l’oeil two-piece dress, $1,290, Oscar de la Renta, B.H., 323-653-0200. Van Cleef & Arpels eight-flower yellow gold Frivole ring, $8,950, Van Cleef & Arpels, B.H., 310-276-1161.
TABLE OF CONTENTS p.22 Valentino black eyelet floral-print dress with puff sleeves, $3,490, Valentino, B.H., 310-247-0103. p.24 Dolce & Gabbana green-and-white stripe dress, $2,925, 877-703-4872; dolcegabbana.it. Max Mara white and silver sandals, $555, Max Mara, B.H., 310-385-9343. Pamela Love silver branch rings, $155 each, Barneys New York, B.H., 310-276-4400. David Yurman narrow sculpted Cable ring, $325, David Yurman, B.H., 310-888-8618. Eddie Borgo silver Bear Trap ring, $225, Saks Fifth Avenue, B.H., 310-275-4211.
C FASHION SHORT CUTS p.65 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT Rag & Bone orange Perris scarf, $175, Rag & Bone, L.A., 424-245-4816. 3.1 Phillip Lim black and white bikini top, $125, 31philliplim. com. Tommy Hilfiger short Panama hat with orange detail, $88, Tommy Hilfiger, L.A., 310-247-1475. J Brand denim cut-off shorts, $154, Nordstrom, L.A., 323-930-2230. Rag & Bone orange Keaton sunglasses, $325, Rag & Bone, L.A., 424-245-4816. Gucci printed leather Ursula sandals, $625, select Gucci stores, gucci.com. BEACH BELLE p.66 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT Joie floral Emerita in carrot jacket, $258, Joie, L.A., 323-330-1255. Kendall Conrad solid brass Shell pendant necklace, $500, Kendall Conrad, Venice, 310-399-1333. Roberto Cavalli powder-green Hera bag, $2,705, Roberto Cavalli, B.H., 310-276-6006. Donna Karan New York wicker soft suede Lucite wedge sandals, $1,195, select Donna Karan New York stores, donnakaran.com. La Perla triangle Taormina bikini top, $218, and string Taormina bottoms, $208, La Perla, B.H., 310-860-0561. Lomography Diana F+ Cuvée Prestige Camera, $99, anthropologie.com. Chloé coral cat-eye sunglasses, $295, Marchon, 800-544-1336; marchon. com. Rag & Bone braided beach hat, $255, Rag & Bone, L.A., 424-245-4816. Bottega Veneta patentleather sandals, $540, net-a-porter.com. True Religion bleu Georgia denim shirt, $238, and white Allie shorts, $150, True Religion, L.A., 310-248-2844. David Yurman turquoise Spiritual Bead bracelet, $395, David Yurman, B.H., 310-888-8618. Estée Lauder polish in Insatiable, $20, esteelauder.com. Hermès pétanque set in steel, hunter cowhide and boxwood, $1,150, select Hermès stores, 800-441-4488; hermes.com. POWER PLAYER p.68 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT Michael Kors clear Lucite with silver-tone metal chain-link necklace, $350, Michael Kors, B.H., 310-777-8862. Missoni black leather sandals, $855, missoni.com. Valentino black studded sunglasses, $346, Marchon, 800-544-1336; marchon.com. ’S Max Mara cotton twill stripe top, $335, Max Mara, B.H., 310-385-9343. Prada black and white Saffiano clutch, $850, select Prada stores, prada.com. RGB polish in white, $16, rgbcosmetics.com. Chanel tennis racquet, price upon request, select Chanel stores, 800-550-0005. Lanvin black swimsuit, $740, net-a-porter.com. Ann Taylor stripe Lawn sunhat, $48, anntaylor.com. Vespa GTS 300 scooter, $6,199, vespa.com. Louis Vuitton navy monogram towel, price upon request, 866-884-8866; louisvuitton. com. Roberto Cavalli white sandals, $820, Roberto Cavalli, B.H., 310-276-6006. Tod’s white and black
Giuli shopping tote, $1,665, Tod’s, B.H., 310-285-0591; tods.com. GOOD SPORT p.70 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT Christian Louboutin orange Galia espadrilles, $425, Christian Louboutin, L.A., 310-247-9300. J Brand slant pocket capri jeans in neon lemon, $187, Saks Fifth Avenue, 310-275-4211. Kate Spade Saturday blue beach case, $25, saturday. com. Tommy Hilfiger two-tone sunglasses, $149, Tommy Hilfiger, 310-247-1475. Givenchy blue clutch, price upon request, givenchy.com. Tom Ford polish in Ginger Fire, $30, tomford.com. Guess watch, $95, select Guess stores, guess.com. Jimmy Choo yellow neon Lance sandals, $725, select Jimmy Choo stores, jimmychoo.com. Solé Bicycles two-tone Ocean Front Walk bike, $379, solebicycles.com. Fendi red/orange Vitello Elite 2jours tote bag, $2,430, Fendi, N.Y., 212-759-4646. Stella McCartney orange clear cuff, $740, Stella McCartney, L.A., 310-273-7051. Dolce & Gabbana bandeau bikini, $660, net-a-porter.com. Etro blue fringe earrings, $698, Etro, B.H., 310-248-2855. JEWELRY BOX p.76 Chanel metal glass and pearl necklace, $3,350, select Chanel stores, 800-550-0005. Eddie Borgo small Padlock pendant necklace, $225, fortyfiveten.com. Elsa Peretti® for Tiffany & Co. sterling silver Mesh Scarf earrings, $750, Tiffany & Co., B.H., 310-657-0016. Vhernier white gold and diamond Tourbillon ring, $17,400, Vhernier, B.H., 310-273-2444.Van Cleef & Arpels large hoop Perlée earrings in white gold, $6,400, Van Cleef & Arpels, B.H., 310-276-1161. Marina B white gold Vertigo earrings, $6,400, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900. Dinh Van silver Maillon Icon cuff, price upon request, dinhvan.com.
WILD FLOWER p.126 Oscar de la Renta ivory silk faille caraco with latex flower appliqué, $4,890. Rings, Barrymore’s own. p.127 Erdem mixed floral-print dress, $1,360, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900. Van Cleef & Arpels Rose de Noël collection earrings featuring white mother-of-pearl and round diamonds set in yellow gold, $28,800, Van Cleef & Arpels, B.H., 310-276-1161. p.129 Dior black cashmere and silk top, $960, and silk duchesse satin skirt, $10,500, select Dior stores, 800-929-3467. Harry Winston yellow diamond The One micropavé ring, price upon request, Harry Winston, B.H., 310-271-8554. p.131 Valentino lace floral dress, $6,980, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900. Harry Winston diamond Straight Line bracelet, price upon request, Harry Winston, B.H., 310-271-8554. MAKEUP Flower About Face Foundation with Primer in #3, $13.98; Win Some, Rouge Some Creme Blush in Peach Blossom, $7.98; Color Play Creme Eyeshadow in Time Willow Tell, Mum’s the Word, Wild Geranium, Rest on Your Laurel, $7.98/each; Kiss Stick Velvet Lip Color in Dahlia Dahling, $6.98; Line & Shine Lip Liner in Red, $6.98; Powder Trip Pressed Powder Foundation in #3, $9.98; walmart.com.
ROLLING THUNDER p.132 Stella McCartney black embroidered coat, price upon request, select Stella McCartney stores, stellamccartney.com. Bottega Veneta shirt, $3,700, Bottega Veneta, B.H., 310-858-6533. p.133 Louis Vuitton jacket, $2,090, blouse, $1,000, pants, $1,550, and shoes, price upon request, select Louis Vuitton stores, 866-884-8866, louisvuitton.com. Hat, stylist’s own. p.134 Balenciaga coat, $4,550, top, $995, turtleneck, $545, skirt, $5,950, and boots, $995, Barneys New York, N.Y., 888-222-7639, barneys.com.
Hat, stylist’s own. p.135 Céline top, $1,250, shirt, $1,100, pants, $2,350, and shoes, $1,250, Saks Fifth Avenue, B.H., 310-275-4211. p.136 Louis Vuitton dress, $7,000, and boots, $1,233, select Louis Vuitton stores, 866-884-8866, louisvuitton. com. Tom Binns Design cuff, price upon request, Tom Binns Megastore, N.Y., 917-475-1412. p.137 Fendi jacket, $1,900, and skirt, $1,200, select Fendi stores, fendi.com. 3.1 Phillip Lim shirt, $1,150, 3.1 Phillip Lim, L.A., 310-358-1988. Tom Binns Design bag, $640, Tom Binns Megastore, N.Y., 917-475-1412. Rollerskates, stylist’s own. MAKEUP Chanel Vitalumière Aqua Foundation in #30 Beige, $45; Le Blanc de Chanel Sheer Illuminating Base, $45; Soleil Tan de Chanel Sheer Illuminating Fluid, $48; Rouge Allure lipstick in #109 Rouge Noir, $34; chanel.com.
CALIFORNIA DREAMING p.144 Balenciaga by Nicolas Ghesquière beige and black irregular pleat dress with mercury lace detail, $16,150, Golden Boules brass necklace, $415, and golden Tube rings, $765/set of 5, Balenciaga, L.A., 310-854-0057. p.145 Tommy Hilfiger Collection oversized cable-knit sweater, price upon request, Tommy Hilfiger, L.A., 310-247-1475. Isabel Marant ivory bodysuit, $1,285, Isabel Marant, L.A., 323-651-1493. Jenni Kayne brown leather D’Orsay shoes, $495, Jenni Kayne, L.A., 310-860-0123. David Yurman rings, $125-$350 each, David Yurman, B.H., 310-888-8618. p.146-147 Stella McCartney blue and green pleated blouse, $2,080, Stella McCartney, L.A., 310-273-7051. Rag & Bone blue and white Highclare shorts, $255, Rag & Bone, L.A., 424-245-4816. David Yurman crossover ring, $350, cable and smooth stack rings, $125 each, and woven dome ring, $300, David Yurman, B.H., 310-888-8618. p.148 Seated: Chloé champagne Alecia tunic, $1,350, Chloé, South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa, 714-481-0308. Ralph Lauren Denim Supply blue Vintage Austin Premium jeans, $125, ralphlauren.com. Eddie Borgo small rose gold pyramid bracelet, $200, The Dreslyn, L.A., 323-378-6263; large pyramid bracelet, $250, Beckley Boutique, L.A., 310-652-3500; and 5-finger ring, $300, Neiman Marcus, 310-550-5900. Standing in ocean: Chanel pink knit sweater, $4,190, select Chanel stores, 800-550-0005. Guess white jeans, $89, guess.com. p.149 Hermès woven lambskin and silk blouson, $14,200, select Hermès stores, 800-4414488; hermes.com. Eres black Web bikini top, $260, Eres, B.H., 310-246-1008. J Brand white Nash shorts, $176, Intermix, 310-860-0113. Jenni Kayne D’Orsay shoes, $495, Jenni Kayne, L.A., 310-860-0123. p.150 Dior geometric guipure on tulle top, $9,300, select Dior stores, 800-929-3467. Earring, model’s own. Eddie Borgo silver Door Latch bracelet, $450, eddieborgo.com. Pamela Love, David Yurman and Eddie Borgo rings, see Table of Contents, p.24. p.151 Dries Van Noten plaid Coriann top, $795, Barneys New York, B.H., 310-260-4715; and blue Samantha skirt, $1,605, Maxfield, L.A., 310-274-8800. Max Mara white and silver sandals, $555, Max Mara, B.H., 310-385-9343. Pamela Love rings, see Table of Contents, p.24. MAKEUP Clé De Peau Concealer Stick in Ocher, $70, Nordstrom, L.A., 323-930-2230; nordstrom.com. Tom Ford Illuminating Highlight Pen in Bronze, $52; Illuminating Cheek Color in Blush Guilt and Bronzed Amber, $55; and Eye Color Quad in Cocoa Mirage, $75, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900; neimanmarcus.com. Bobbi Brown Creamy Matte Lip Color in Valencia Orange, $24, bobbibrowncosmetics.com. Clinique Naturally Glossy Mascara in Jet Brown, $16, clinique.com. MAC Clear Lipglass, $15, maccosmetics.com. •
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The months after Ben Braddock received his diploma and returned to L.A. are largely spent floating in his parents’ Pasadena pool, as he avoids the idea of becoming an adult—or even worse, a young professional. Director Mike Nichols shot The Graduate around the USC and Berkeley campuses, the now-demolished Ambassador Hotel on Wilshire Boulevard, United Methodist Church in La Verne and Mrs. Robinson’s house at 607 N. Palm Drive in Beverly Hills. With responsibility, suits and a manipulative older woman waiting, why get out of the water?
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