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Periodical Supplement to Cleveland Jewish News, November 11, 2022

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CONTENTS Fall / Winter 2022

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FASHION & BEAUTY

55 Hunting for Healing

DECOR

8 Editor’s Note

22 Winter with Wildlife

HNTRESS provides strength through warmth

62 Get the Look

Amanda Koehn shares why zoos offer a rare kind of fun

A visit to the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo in seasonal fashion

10 Chai Life

39 Refresh & Renew

18 interesting things to do in Greater Cleveland this fall and winter

A special section for cosmetic and plastic surgery

FEATURES

Fashioning a cold weather wardrobe

16 Iconic Collection

54 Beauty

Andy Warhol’s Jewish icons find a new home at The Temple-Tifereth Israel

52 Threads

Find your shine

Shades of gray, natural shades

FOOD 58 Nosh News Updates on Jewish chefs, restaurateurs and community staples

59 Creating a Kind of One Experience Todd Leebow and Gary Shamis start at The Last Page

64 Awesome Automation Bringing technology into the home

CLOSERS 67 Pursuits A good and wild ride

On the cover Jessie Wayne, Joscelyn Harris and Adam Pollack visit the elephants at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. Wardrobe details and profiles starting on Page 22. Cover photo by Casey Rearick of Casey Rearick Photo.

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FROM THE EDITOR

Zoos offer a rare kind of fun

Publisher & CEO Kevin S. Adelstein

Design Manager Stephen Valentine

efore Jstyle’s recent photoshoot at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, I hadn’t been to the zoo in more than a decade. As a child, visiting zoos with my family was one of my favorite pastimes. I have memories of going to the zoo here in Cleveland and interacting with animals I’d only seen before in books and on TV. Once at a zoo in Phoenix, Ariz., where my family vacationed each year, a baboon jumped at its glass enclosure and shocked my sister, who was a baby. We still remember and laugh about it. Along with growing up near my grandparents’ farm and having pets, I believe these early memories visiting zoos helped foster my deep care for animals and the natural environment, and wanting to do what I can to protect them. In college, I studied environmental psychology. My College of Wooster psychology professor, Susan Clayton, researched how visiting zoos relates to connecting to nature and, in turn, conservation. Her research shows visiting zoos helps create connections to animals. And feeling connected to animals at the zoo is associated with cognitive and emotional responses to climate change. Going to the zoo is a nourishing kind of fun adults don’t often get, amid managing deadlines, household tasks, families and to-do lists. After visiting the zoo twice for Jstyle’s fashion photoshoot and a quick walk

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through to plan the photos, I felt a sense of wholesome happiness from spending moments with exotic animals I rarely think of as an adult. During the late September photoshoot, our three models – all volunteers from the local Jewish community – also shared moments with animals that were out that morning, most notably the elephants and giraffes. The local boutiques with which Jstyle partners helped us select outfits for the models that were perfect for a fall or winter day there. All in all, it was an experience to remember. Also covered in this issue is another experience to remember, yet on a more indoor, cultural side. The Temple-Tifereth Israel’s newly acquired silkscreen portraits by pop artist Andy Warhol depict 10 Jewish icons of the 20th century. After reading the story here, I recommend you see the art in person – it’s an opportunity both to experience Warhol’s work up close, and also learn about Jewish leaders who gave so much to our world. Also in this issue, we check in with Lauren Tamir, who created the outerwear brand HNTRESS one year ago with the aim of helping those who wear it feel powerful and well even through life’s challenges. And, we get a taste of The Last Page – the esteemed modern American restaurant bringing its singular concept to Orange’s Pinecrest. l should also mention this is the final issue of Jstyle in

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Jstyle Editor Amanda Koehn films an Instagram video with models Joscelyn Harris, left, and Jessie Wayne, behind her on a golf cart ride to a photo location at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. To view behind-thescenes Instagram reels from Jstyle’s photoshoot, visit @jstylemagazine.

2022. I hope you have a happy Chanukah and wonderful start to the new year, and we’ll be back in the spring. In the meantime, I encourage you to connect with us online at jstylemagazine.com and on social media, @JstyleMagazine. Most of all, I encourage you to put on a cozy jacket and take yourself to the zoo this season. While the weather may be chilly, the animals can help warm your mood. Text your friends and family photos of your favorite animals (mine are the red pandas) to share in the experience, and don’t be afraid to ask the zoo’s friendly staff questions. It truly gives a sense of awe and enjoyment we forget to seek as adults.

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The Chai Life 18 interesting things to do this

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Mandel JCC Book Festival

Bookworms are sure to find new reading material and enjoy the programs at the 23rd annual Cleveland Jewish Book Festival, ongoing from now through March 19, 2023. Organized by the Mandel JCC in Beachwood, the fest features 24 books by nationally and internationally acclaimed authors. Visitors will hear stories in a broad range of genres including Jewish life, historical fiction, Israeli literature, cooking, memoir and more. mandeljcc.org/bookfest

Cleveland Photo Fest

Be sure to capture the moment and visit the Cleveland Photo Fest between Nov. 18 and Dec. 31 at the Bostwick Design Art Initiative in Cleveland. This third iteration of the fest, which began in 2019, invites submissions from photographers all over the world to be part of “One Million Photos: Unity Through Photography” as it showcases the craft of photography. clevelandphotofest.org Cleveland Photo Fest

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Israel Philharmonic concert

Join the Jewish Federation of Cleveland in launching its “Israel at 75” celebration series with a performance by the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra at 8 p.m. Nov. 12 at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Concert Hall at Severance Music Center in Cleveland. Founded in 1936 by Polish violinist Bronislaw Huberman, it is the leading orchestra in Israel and performs throughout the world. jewishcleveland.org

YLD Big Event

Join the Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s Young Leadership Division (for ages 22 to 45) to learn how you can make a difference in the Federation’s 2023 Campaign for Jewish Needs and be part of something bigger. Enjoy a sit-down dinner, cocktails and live entertainment at 7 p.m. Nov. 17 at Young Israel of Greater Cleveland in Beachwood. jewishcleveland.org

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THE CHAI LIFE ‘CATS’

Whether experiencing it for the first time or rediscovering it all over again, the stage musical “CATS” features new sound design, direction and choreography for a new generation when the beloved musical comes to the Connor Palace stage at Playhouse Square in downtown Cleveland. On stage through Nov. 20, there is ample opportunity to hear the breathtaking music, including one of the most treasured songs in musical theater, “Memory.” playhousesquare.org The 2021-2022 national tour of CATS. Photo / Matthew Murphy, Murphymade

‘Land of Oz’

The familiar characters of Scarecrow, Tin Man and Cowardly Lion come to life with new friends, namely young Tip, on stage at Cleveland Heights’ Dobama Theatre. Based on the second book in L. Frank Baum’s Oz series, “Land of Oz” will take the stage from Dec. 2-31 as Tip sets out on an adventure. dobama.org/land-of-oz

Campaign Closing Celebration

CJN 18 Difference Makers

Celebrate those performing acts of tikkun olam, or repairing the world, at the eighth annual Cleveland Jewish News 18 Difference Makers reception and award ceremony at 6 p.m. Dec. 8. This year at Park Synagogue East in Pepper Pike, the event will honor the CJN’s 2022 class of those who are giving back to the local Jewish community in their own unique ways. Philanthropists Lois Goodman and the Yanowitz family will also be honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award and Generation Award, respectively. cjn.org/18dm

Chanukah

Jstyle wishes all of Northeast Ohio a happy Chanukah. In between cooking latkes and spinning the dreidel, visit Jstyle’s sister publication, the Cleveland Jewish News, for coverage of what’s happening locally for Chanukah from Dec. 18-26. Chag sameach! cjn.org/holidays

As the 2023 Campaign for Jewish Needs comes to a close, join the Jewish Federation of Cleveland on Dec. 7 to celebrate what has been accomplished together. The event will celebrate the community’s fundraising and commitment to the campaign’s theme – HERE FOR GOOD. jewishcleveland.org

2022 Hanukkah Stamp

The U.S. Postal Service debuted its 2022 Hanukkah Stamp last month at Temple Emanu El in Orange, but don’t fret if you were unable to attend. The stamp, which features artwork depicting an abstract chanukiah, is available for purchase for $12 for a sheet of 20. Order them in time to send Chanukah cards. usps.com/stamps Photo / USPS

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THE CHAI LIFE ‘Impressionism to Modernism’ exhibit

Now on display until Jan. 8, 2023 at the Cleveland Museum of Art is the “Impressionism to Modernism: The Keithley Collection” exhibition. Explore the more than 100 works of art collected over two decades and gifted to the museum in March 2020 by Clevelanders Joseph P. and Nancy F. Keithley, and see how the works complement and contrast the CMA’s collection. Exhibition tours are offered at 11:15 a.m. daily through Dec. 31. clevelandart.org

Home + Garden Show

The start of the new year signifies another round of exhibition shows at the I-X Center in Cleveland. If your New Year’s resolution has anything to do with revamping your home design or landscaping, get some inspiration from the Great Big Home + Garden Show from Feb. 3-12. ixcenter.com

Tu b’Shevat

The Jewish birthday of the trees begins at sundown Feb. 5. Celebrate by hosting a seder, eating different kinds of fruits and considering the ecological issues of our time and how to address them. Enjoy the foliage at the Cleveland Botanical Garden or the Holden Arboretum, or make a donation to the Jewish National Fund to plant a tree in Israel. jnf.org

Cleveland singer Corry Michaels performs at Brite Winter in 2022. Photo / Amanda Koehn

Brite Winter

The winter months can be cold and isolating. If by Feb. 25 you are looking for a break from sitting by the fireplace all day, head over to Brite Winter on Cleveland’s West Bank of the Flats for music, art, fire and fun. For 12 years and spanning three neighborhoods (and virtual spaces), the festival has brought hundreds of thousands of guests and hundreds of bands and artists out in temperatures as low as 8 and as high as 66 degrees for some fun in the winter. britewinter.com

Cleveland Cavaliers season ‘Ghost the Musical’

The Beck Center for the Arts will show “Ghost the Musical” from Feb. 10-26 at its Senney Theater in Lakewood. Don’t miss your chance to see the story of lovers Sam and Molly, separated by life and death, reconnect through medium Oda Mae Brown as Sam warns Molly of dangers ahead. beckcenter.org

Cheer on the wine and gold at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in downtown Cleveland as the Cleveland Cavaliers 2022-23 season is underway. You don’t want to miss this young and energized team as they attempt to make hometown fans proud. nba.com/cavaliers

Cleveland Orchestra family series

Fun for the whole family, the Cleveland Orchestra is holding kid-friendly performances in the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Concert Hall and Reinberger Chamber Hall at Severance Hall in Cleveland during its family concert series through April. Family concerts include the Feb. 12 “Gotta Dance,” and April 2 “Philharmonia Fantastique,” as well as music explorers concerts for the little ones. clevelandorchestra.com

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‘This Light of Ours’ exhibition

Originally premiering in Cleveland in 2016, “This Light of Ours: Activist Photographers of the Civil Rights Movement” has returned home for its final showing in 2022. On view at the Maltz Museum in Beachwood through April 2, the exhibition features work by nine activist photographers during the mid-1960s chronicling the Southern Freedom Movement. maltzmuseum.org Publisher’s note: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, events are subject to change or require specified health and safety protocols. Visit their corresponding websites for updated information regarding visitation prior to attending.

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Pop art legend Andy Warhol’s Jewish icons find a new home at The Temple-Tifereth Israel Story and photography by Amanda Koehn

“Ten Portraits of Jews of the 20th Century” by Andy Warhol were gifted to The Temple-Tifereth Israel’s Museum of Jewish Art, Religion, and Culture by Joel L. Saltzman and the family of Leslie Wolf in his memory. The exhibition opened to more than 300 viewers Sept. 17.

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ranz Kafka stares you square in the eyes when you step into the Temple Museum of Jewish Art, Religion, and Culture at The Temple-Tifereth Israel. His face, a silkscreen portrait that strikes you immediately with its bold blue colors and pronounced features, gives a slight smirk. It’s fitting for the Czech-Jewish author’s portrait position, top center, as he’s flanked by nine other Jewish icons who shaped life and culture in the 20th century, all in bold colors and Andy Warhol’s pop art style. Kafka and the nine other silkscreen portraits by Warhol are now on view at their new home in the Beachwood temple’s museum after being gifted by their two original owners with Cleveland roots. “Ten Portraits of Jews of the 20th Century” – a complete portfolio by Warhol – shows the period’s Jewish visionaries across disciplines. The exhibition opened Sept. 17 to over 300 attendees, and programming is planned through June to further explore it. “This really is one of those gifts that places the museum on par with a number of other major museums that are going to be able to attract a wider viewership,” says Rabbi Jonathan Cohen, senior rabbi at TTTI. “Through these prints, people can learn not only about Warhol but about these extraordinary Jewish figures – about their diversity, about the kind of fields that they affected. In other words, this is not only a gateway to art and to culture, but it can be a gateway to educational programs, to learning about history, geography, about these figures, about their impact in America and beyond America.” The Temple Museum, founded in 1950, collects ritual objects and fine art from Jewish communities and artists throughout the world. A somewhat hidden gem, it has over 2,500 pieces, including a robust print collection. Museum director Sue Koletsky calls the Warhol collection “the ultimate print portfolio for our museum.” “Just to be able to see Warhol up close in a gallery setting is exhilarating,” Koletsky says. “It changes how you think about the world really, as he certainly did. I think that we certainly want everyone in the community to come to

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experience these pieces, to feel a sense of who these people are – who the portraits are about.”

INSIDE THE PRINTS “Ten Portraits of Jews of the 20th Century” were created in 1980 in New York City. The silkscreen portraits on paper depict Sarah Bernhardt, Louis Brandeis, Martin Buber, Albert Einstein, Sigmund Freud, George Gershwin, Kafka, the Marx Brothers, Golda Meir and Gertrude Stein. The portraits began as Warhol’s drawings, based on archived photographs of the individuals. He then added blocks of color, suffusing the portraits with his modern, bold, graphic style. The prints are large – 40 by 32 inches. Warhol, who died in 1987, had a greatgrandmother on his mother’s side who was Jewish. He was also close friends with Jewish painter Philip Pearlstein, whom he met in art school, Koletsky says. The idea for the series originated with Warhol’s art dealer, Ronald Feldman, both Forbes and The New York Times reported ahead of shows featuring the prints in Los Angeles and New York City. It was also reported that Warhol didn’t choose the subjects, but Feldman consulted with Susan Morgenstein, the Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington’s art director, and that Warhol wasn’t thought to be particularly invested in the subject matter. “What the series reflects, however, is the distinctively modern experience of knowing many famous people but rarely knowing in any depth what they are famous for,” art critic Ken Johnson wrote for the Times in 2008. “Lots of people know the name Gertrude Stein, but how many have actually read anything she wrote?” But the portraits show Warhol’s singular, undeniable talent; the series remains popular and has continued to be shown in galleries and museums. “(Warhol) saw the world in a totally different way – and he made all of us see the world in a totally different way,” Koletsky says. And through its own programming, The Temple is giving visitors unique opportunities to learn about who

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Attendees at the exhibition’s opening check out QR codes to learn more about the Jewish icons depicted in Warhol’s prints.

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the subjects were and their diverse contributions to the world. Megan Lykins Reich, executive director

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at the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, and a Temple board member and Temple museum committee member, notes the portfolio represents “a major contemporary print acquisition that prominent museums across the country would desire to have in their holdings.” The works deepen The Temple’s contemporary art collection in a way that’s relevant to both religious and secular study, she says. “Like all art, seeing the works in person is inspiring,” Reich says in an email. “The scale, color and sharp installation in The Temple’s gallery creates a dynamic dialogue between formal elements and subjects. I find myself evaluating Warhol’s aesthetic decisions in detail – why that stroke of color? Why that offset register? While also considering how Warhol’s approach shifts my perception of the subjects themselves. How do I reconsider them, or ‘see’ them anew? It’s very exciting.”

HOW THEY WERE ACQUIRED The prints were gifted to the museum by Joel L. Saltzman and by the family of Leslie Wolf in his memory. Saltzman and Wolf had been friends since third grade when they both attended Park Synagogue Religious School. After they grew up, Wolf resided in California and Saltzman in Washington, D.C. Saltzman – who was at the TTTI exhibition opening, along with family members of Wolf – says Wolf had been a fan of Warhol and expressed interest in purchasing the Jewish icon portraits. As Saltzman had a friend who knew Warhol’s silkscreen printer, Rupert Smith, in New York, he called to ask if the set was available. It was, and the pair bought them and each enjoyed five of the prints in their respective homes for decades. Wolf eventually returned to Cleveland, where he enjoyed his prints until he

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died in 2012. As Saltzman began to contemplate retirement and moving, he got offers from fine art dealers to purchase the prints for their customers. His brother instead suggested he donate them so the public could appreciate them long term, rather than having the portraits hang in “some affluent person’s dining room,” Saltzman says. He and Wolf’s family both ultimately decided to give the portraits a new home where they could be viewed all together by many and for years to come. The Temple museum became that place, as Saltzman’s brother and sister-in-law were married there and he’s gone to services at The Temple before. He’s also known Koletsky for 40 years, he explains. “It’s a great community and … we all agreed that the public would really benefit if this were open to the public,” says Saltzman, who lives in southwest Florida and also has an apartment in Beachwood.

LOOKING BACK, FORWARD The Temple Museum was founded by Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver in 1950 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of The Temple, according to the museum’s website. It was housed at The Temple’s original location in University Circle in Cleveland before moving to its current location in Beachwood. It was one of the first museums of Judaica in North America, and one of only a few synagogue museums with significant collections, according to the website. This new acquisition raises the museum’s profile even higher, Reich explains. “Warhol is among the most renowned contemporary artists, really one of a few ‘household names’ in our country,” she says. “Consequently, these works add greatly to an already impressive Temple collection. They also create new awareness and interest in The Temple’s collection overall, and encourage the broader art community to become more curious about how art is collected and shared by organizations outside conventional galleries and museums.” For that reason, an aim of the exhibition is to ensure the prints are accessible to those across Northeast Ohio and beyond.

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Above: Attendees at The Temple-Tifereth Israel ’s exhibition opening view “Ten Portraits of Jews of the 20th Century” for the first time in the museum. Below: The Temple displays books about the individuals featured in Andy Warhol’s “Ten Portraits of Jews of the 20th Century.”

Programming to highlight the artwork and the people depicted is being led by The Temple’s clergy and others, ongoing through June 2023. “I think what’s going to happen is that people are going to know that these prints are here,” Cohen says. “Our building is going to be appropriately open to be able to show these prints. We have a number of programs lined up that are going to feature these prints, and the idea is precisely to open our doors and allow members of the community – Jewish or non-Jewish, the arts community, the religious communities, a whole number of different sets of members of our community – to come out and to see these prints.” js

For programming related to the exhibition through June 2023, visit ttti.org. jstylemagazine.com

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Joscelyn wears an animal mock neck sweater by Elliott Lauren, Bridget Boot high-rise crop black wax coated pants by DL1961, Sondra black patchwork doublezip camera purse by Chinese Laundry, and a black vegan leather bucket hat by Mitchie’s, all from Knuth’s. Black boots by BP are her own.

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Adam wears a plaid over shirt by Nicoby, chocolate nylon vest by Stenströms, and Italian jean in gray by Teleria Zed, all from J3 Clothing Company. For Joscelyn’s outfit details, see Page 28. For Jessie’s outfit details, see Page 26.

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Joscelyn wears a Granny square knit coat by Carré Noir, stone-colored mock neck cabled top by Hello Nite, dark cocoa Hepburn high-rise wide-leg pants by DL1961, and Zen blue crossbody bag with triple zipper by COLAB, all from Knuth’s. Brown boots by Universal Threads are her own. Adam wears a washed leather jacket with removable hood by Gimo’s, knit jogger jean by BRAX, and raw edge plaid shirt by Tintoria Mattei, all from J3 Clothing Company. Shoes by To Boot New York are his own.

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Jessie wears a reversible fur to camel box jacket with orange trim by Rino & Pelle, and Dream boot-cut jeans by MAC, all from Lisa Moran Ltd. Joscelyn wears a plaid cropped jacket by Umgee, white Kennedy crop straight pants by Liverpool, and crossbody puffer bag by Haute Shore, all from Knuth’s. For Adam’s outfit details, see Page 30.

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Want to visit a fun Northeast Ohio location, like the zoo? Want to do it in seasonal fashion? Nominate yourself or a friend to model for Jstyle. Jstyle regularly seeks volunteers from the Cleveland Jewish community to model for the magazine. To nominate yourself or someone you know, visit cjn.org/jstylemodels. For any questions, email editor@jstylemagazine.com.

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Joscelyn wears a powder blue Perci star sweater by Rails and white Kennedy crop straight pants by Liverpool, all from Knuth’s. White sneakers by Superga are her own. Jessie wears a striped sweater by OST (Original Style Today) and Dream bootcut jeans by MAC, all from Lisa Moran Ltd. White sneakers from Walmart are her own.

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Jessie wears a fudge long sherpa coat by Rino & Pelle, mock turtleneck knit sweater by OST (Original Style Today), and faux leather pants by Marc Cain, all from Lisa Moran Ltd. For Adam’s outfit details, see Page 30.

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Attracting more than a million visitors annually, the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo should not be overlooked this season. In fact, many animals prefer to be out in cold weather, and you may be able to avoid some of the crowds. “I’ve been here eight years, and I feel the animals are out more in the winter,” says Cynthia L. Roebuck, sales manager at the zoo. “They like to play in the snow. Obviously our Wilderness Trek over by Asian Highlands, there’s a lot of animals that live in the mountains and such – so your snow leopards, red pandas, they’re out a lot in the winter. But the elephants are out just as much, too.” She advises bundling up and wearing comfortable shoes for your visit, and notes the zoo’s upcoming Wild Winter Lights. On select evenings from Nov. 15 to Dec. 30, 1.5 million lights shine throughout the park, creating a winter wonderland as you walk or drive through. For more information and tickets, visit futureforwildlife.org/lights. During your zoo visit, Roebuck notes the François’ langur monkey in The Rainforest and the reindeer in the Wilderness Trek are two species that can’t be missed. And be sure to visit the baby rhino, Dalia, at the Daniel Maltz Rhino Reserve and baby gorilla, Kayembe, at the Primate, Cat & Aquatics building. “For the rhinos, most people don’t see the lookout viewing deck,” Roebuck says. “But if you look to the left, there’s a little tiny deck where you can get really close.” -Amanda Koehn

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Unique outerwear line HNTRESS aims to provide strength through warmth

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auren Tamir tried to keep the launch of her home-based business, HNTRESS, simple. She developed a patented pattern for a huntress cowl that she loved wearing and hoped to share with others. As HNTRESS’ CEO and creator, she planned to launch it in a single fleece fabric in two colors: midnight, a black, and forest moss, a green. But it was September 2021, and the supply chain issues that wreaked havoc for many businesses didn’t stop for hers. First, she learned the color midnight wasn’t available. She chose a second best, a color she thought was close to black. But when it arrived, it turned out to be a brown color similar to Cleveland Browns brown. She moved forward, though. “We have the materials, I’m launching either way,” Tamir remembers saying to the manufacturer. “Let’s offer an earth color, so we’re going with the brown.” There was more. “On top of that, they had accidentally sent a silver color,” she recalls. “So I ended up having 10 or 20 of those colors.” Faced with a limited window for

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manufacturing the first cowls, Tamir decided to go ahead. Adding stress, her wedding was on Aug. 28, 2021, just as she was preparing to launch. And her manufacturer had a limited window for production. “I was like, I’m just going to roll with it. Let’s see what happens. It was too late to turn back because I couldn’t wait for material.” Tamir’s cowl is fashioned after a similar garment worn by Katniss Everdeen, the protagonist in “The Hunger Games,” which she first noticed when she watched the movie in 2016. Trying to heal from her own health challenges, she says she felt she had a lot in common with the character, whom she describes as a “badass,” or a modern-day female Robinhood. “I wanted to help others feel well no matter what,” she says. “And I was like, that’s what I needed. I need a physical, tangible symbol of strength that I could wear to help me get through. And as silly as it sounds, I went on Etsy and I was like, what is this thing she’s wearing? I found it was called a huntress cowl. So I ordered one from Etsy, and it just became like my modern-day war paint.”

She says something about the design provides both comfort and protection. Others noticed the cowl and would stop her to ask where she got it. The idea for HNTRESS – which recently hit its one year in business milestone – began to germinate then. “It feels like when you put your hand on your heart, or like when somebody gives you a hug when you just need that extra warmth and support,” Tamir says. “That’s what it feels like when you wear it. It’s almost like a weighted blanket for your heart.”

BEGINNINGS AND HEALING Tamir, 31, was born in Mayfield Heights. She was the first child in her family to be born in the United States after her family immigrated from Kyiv, Ukraine two years before. She was raised in Beachwood, attending Temple Emanu El in Orange and Chabad of Solon. She attended Beachwood public schools and graduated from Hawken School in Chester Township in 2009. Her mother, Irene Tatarchuk, worked as a teacher at Hebrew Academy of Cleveland in Cleveland Heights and Beachwood.

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“Back in Kyiv, Ukraine, they weren’t really allowed to practice openly,” Tamir says of her parents’ religion. “… But when we came here, (they) didn’t skip a beat,” adding that her mother knew English, but her father, Alex Tatarchuk, didn’t. Her parents built an electrical contracting business called DIAL Electric in Solon – with each of the letters of the word DIAL standing for the first name of each family member, starting with Lauren’s older sister, Diana. “I was always a businesswoman at heart,” Tamir says, pointing to her parents’ example. “I always felt entrepreneurial.” She says her parents sometimes ask her questions about culture in the United States, even now. “I’m just in awe sometimes,” she says. “It’s like you guys came here with nothing. You built this. And you’re asking me this question? Like how did you do everything that you did? ... It catches me sometimes, still.” She attended the University of South Carolina for one year, but when the stock market took a dive, the university pulled its scholarships. She moved home, attended Cleveland State University and graduated from The Ohio State University with a degree in marketing from its Fisher College of Business. Tamir spent much of her childhood and early adulthood battling several chronic and autoimmune diseases, beginning with migraines at 12 and adolescent fibromyalgia at 16. While in college and afterward, she studied natural health to try to heal herself and others, earning several online certificates. “I started using myself as a guinea pig,” she says. “Then I started helping others with what was working for me.” Tamir says she tried multiple pharmaceutical and nutritional solutions, including juice fasts, supplements, herbs and enzyme therapy. What helped her turn the corner on her physical health, she says, was confronting past trauma. “There were a lot of traumas that I hadn’t dealt with,”Tamir says. “I never had anything major, but I think that things pile up and our capacity to deal with things as kids, sometimes we don’t have the tools.” She says working on her conditioning

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Opposite Page: Lauren Tamir wears her HNTRESS cowl in midnight on a chilly fall day outside her Pepper Pike home. Above: The HNTRESS headquarters in the basement of Lauren and Tal Tamir’s home houses the stock of cowls. Below: Lauren Tamir’s designs for her United States patent for HNTRESS, which she received in June. Photos / Amanda Koehn

and healing the subconscious and her thoughts around being sick helped her feel better. “It wasn’t until I worked on my heart and my head that my body followed,” she says, adding that process took about a year and a half. Today, she says she feels “really good,” although she’s experienced a few migraines lately. Launching HNTRESS allowed Tamir to apply many of the life lessons she learned on her healing journey, she explains. The business concept partly came from her hope to provide the same sort of protection and comfort to others going through challenges. “I really only started healing when I started to live my life in spite of not feeling well,” Tamir says. “It’s like, both can happen at the same time.”

BUSINESS BRAINS After college, Tamir lived in Colorado and then rural Michigan, working as a natural health practitioner. When she returned to Cleveland in 2017, she broke a vow that she would never live here. “Now, there’s nowhere I’d rather be,” she says, adding that she loves the Cleveland Metroparks, the nightlife, the different neighborhoods and her own family. After she and her now-husband, Tal Tamir, moved back to Cleveland, he took a job at a property management business and she landed an internship at a Cleveland food delivery business called Sprinly, where she learned about business operations. Tal had already obtained his real estate license, and both were interested in trying their hand at real estate. In 2019, the two opened Premier Cleveland Investing, their real estate business devoted to investor-

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“I really live my life knowing that I’m guided by something bigger. All the Jewish principles just feed right into that.” - Lauren Tamir Lauren and Tal Tamir are CEO and CFO, respectively, of HNTRESS. The Pepper Pike couple was married on Aug. 28, 2021 – just as the business prepared to launch.

owned properties. She works on the operations side of the business. Tamir says the business has a strong emphasis on integrity, and that its aim is to help Cleveland, tenants and investors through responsible property management. “We really want to bridge that gap,” she says. Around the time the couple launched Premier Cleveland Investing, Tamir took part in a Women IN Philanthropy Jewish Federation of Cleveland coaching group, where Wendi Pavlofsky was the facilitator. The group’s focus was on incorporating philanthropy for Jewish causes into one’s life and professional work. Pavlofsky and Tamir had one-on-one time at Pavlofsky’s kitchen table at a time during the COVID-19 pandemic when group meetings were not held. “Lauren was engaged at the time,” Pavlofsky recalls. “And she had several different things she was working on. She was working on her wedding, she was working on her new protege for her (HNTRESS) business, she was working on some real estate ventures.” Pavlofsky says she was struck by Tamir’s independent approach. “I thought at the time, this is an incredibly intuitive girl who is excited just about life and her dreams,” Pavlofsky says. As the group discussed issues relating to the pandemic, “I saw a strength in Lauren,” Pavlofsky says. “It was almost like she was getting stronger and stronger. I knew

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that this girl was going to be a success, and I knew that she was going to pursue, no matter how hard it was or how many hurdles she had to overcome, that she was going to figure this out professionally.” On the philanthropic side, while HNTRESS is a young business, it has donated one cowl for every 10 sold. Tamir also sent 120 cowls to Ukraine at the beginning of the Russian invasion.

ONE YEAR IN A year after the launch of HNTRESS, Tamir has sold out of the silver color, and the accidental brown – which she calls earth – has taken off. The midnight black is in stock, as is the forest moss. Her husband is the small business’ chief financial officer. The couple also donate annually to Jewish causes and make a point of paying it forward on a daily basis. Tamir considers herself “very spiritual,” and that a lot of Judaism’s basic principles line up for her. “I really live my life knowing that I’m guided by something bigger,” she says. “All the Jewish principles just feed right into that.” She has never been to Israel and is looking forward to going for a cousin’s bar mitzvah in 2023. “I’ve always had this pull to go,” she says. HNTRESS’ marketing model depends on word of mouth and social media, primarily Instagram, but Tamir also learned how to set up her own website to promote her line. “It’s like a whole new category of

outerwear,” she says. “So, it’s been more of an education curve than I thought. I thought people, just like the second they put it on, they (would) get it,” adding that the cowls combine “all the best things you love about a hoodie, vest and scarf into one everyday staple.” She also sought the protection a patent affords prior to launching, but it was still pending at the time. It came through June 14. Now, she’s sold at some events, such as Small Business Saturday and Market 17, both at the Van Aken District in Shaker Heights, as well as several vendor events. “I’m just doing as many events as I can,” she says. Speaking with Jstyle in September, Tamir was planning to host a booth at a women in professional business event in New York City at the end of October. “I’m excited just to keep educating people about HNTRESS and why they would benefit from it – why they need it in their life and also to make new SKUs (stock keeping units), so different materials, different designs, and just continue expanding, educating and getting the name, my brand and myself out there,” she says. js

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By Amanda Koehn and Becky Raspe

Le Chaim kosher restaurant now open Le Chaim, a new east side kosher restaurant, opened in August at 14417 Cedar Road in South Euclid. Owned by Haim and Devorah Leibowitz of Beachwood, Le Chaim is under the supervision of Cleveland Kosher. The restaurant’s menu boasts items like pita, baguette or wrap sandwiches with beef kabob, falafel or grilled chicken; grilled chicken and schnitzel salads; and a selection of burgers, with sides like French fries and green beans. It also serves children’s items like hot dogs and chicken nuggets. The restaurant also does small catering orders, and is awaiting a liquor license, Haim Leibowitz tells Jstyle. He says the space, which previously housed Sababa Cuisine, made sense because it is centrally located in the Jewish community. And while Le Chaim’s name is similar to his name, it is not named after him, Leibowitz says. Its name stems from wanting to connect people over food. “We’re trying to translate the idea of saying ‘l’chaim,’ that customers can come here and say it together, blessing each other,” he told the CJN in August. “Our goal is to bless each other and make everyone happy. Our goal in life is to help out all Jews.”

Le Chaim owner Haim Leibowitz sautes onions and peppers with spices. Photo / Bob Jacob

Learn more at lechaimcle.com. To read more about Le Chaim from the Cleveland Jewish News, visit cjn.org/southeuclid

Eisenstat creates Edda Coffee Roasters Charlie Eisenstat, creator of Pour Coffee Co. and online store Pour Cleveland, opened Edda Coffee Roasters in June in the Intro Cleveland Building at 2075 W. 25th St. in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood. The company is owned by Harbor Bay Hospitality, part of Harbor Bay Real Estate which built Intro Cleveland. Originally called Leaps & Bounds, the cafe’s name was later changed to Edda, the title of a collection of Norse

mythological poetry. The cafe can seat 80 people with workspaces, meeting areas and a patio. It also has an all-day menu with pastries, acai bowls, avocado toast, ricotta toast, breakfast sandwiches, tacos and burritos, salads, poke bowls and sandwiches. On the east side, Edda Coffee is served at Nubeigel at 2254 Lee Road in Cleveland Heights, which also opened this summer. Learn more at eddacoffee.com.

Larder, Jack’s on best Jewish delis list Tasting Table, a New York City-based digital media company focused on food and drink, named Larder Delicatessen in Cleveland and Jack’s Deli in University Heights to its top 20 Jewish delis in the United States. “The Best Jewish Delis In The US” list was released Aug. 9, and included 20 delis. Larder, located in the Ohio City neighborhood’s Hingetown district, is led by Jeremy Umansky and his wife, Allie La Valle Umansky. Jack’s Deli has been open since 1980, led by Alvie Markowitz and Gary Lebowitz.

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Above: Jack’s Deli’s storefront logo. Photo / Meghan Walsh. Right: Jeremy Umansky prepares latkes for Chanukah at his Larder Delicatessen. Photo / Jane Kaufman. Read the full list of delis selected by Tasting Table at bit.ly/3D9tlRe.

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Creating a Kind of One Experience

Todd Leebow and Gary Shamis start at The Last Page By Carlo Wolff

hen Todd Leebow was living in Los Angeles, a friend advised him to read the last page of a script first. That way, he could tell whether reading the whole thing would be worthwhile. “Start at the last page, where most of the meat is,” Leebow says in an interview at The Last Page, the 200-seat restaurant he and fellow founding partner Gary Shamis opened in Orange’s Pinecrest mixed-use development in February 2021. “If you start with that, you can navigate how you want to enjoy your whole experience.” Asked about the derivation of his modern American restaurant’s name, Leebow says, “The best way to say it is, the best stories come together on the last page.” Leebow’s and Shamis’ hospitality group, Kind of One Concepts, manages The Last Page. Its clever name, too, carries meaning. “You know the phrase ‘one of a kind?’” asks Leebow, who is also CEO of the family-owned company Majestic Steel

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USA. “One of a kind can be perceived as one of many, where with Kind of One, we’re looking to create a unique concept, something you’ve never experienced before.” Whether you’re eating The Last Chicken Sandwich (with pickled banana peppers, yum yum sauce and iceberg lettuce, on a Hawaiian bun), a side of crispy potatoes and a beer on tap, or sitting on the patio sharing dishes with friends, the idea is “to have a Kind of One experience every time.” Restaurants were the key niche at SS&G, Shamis’ former CPA firm, and he became “infatuated in terms of servicing them,” he says. “Friends say I’m a foodie,” says Shamis, who is now CEO of Winding River Consulting, a company he founded in 2016. “I’m not a foodie, I’m a restaurant person. I like the ambiance, the service. I like the food, I like the creativity.” In a sense, The Last Page is a laboratory for both men. “Todd and I have a lot in common with respect to us being entrepreneurial business owners,” Shamis says. “I think one of the commonalities is we really

like to build things. There’s nothing I like more to do than build something. And when he approached me and we talked about this, the whole idea was to be able to build something that would be challenging to do. Here we are 18 months later, and I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve been able to build.”

A TEAM APPROACH The underlying tenets of their restaurant are providing a memorable experience for the customer and continuous improvement – a process veteran accountant Shamis explores in his business books. Every day, both men suggest, is hard work. Every day is also a joy. Since The Last Page opened during the COVID-19 pandemic, business has steadily increased, largely due to word-ofmouth and social media. Where brunch used to draw 12, it now hosts 200. “I always say that the restaurant is a live production every single day and so therefore, every day is unique,” says Leebow, who in 2007 moved back to Ohio from Los Angeles, where he was launching his own film company, to run

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Majestic Steel. That means “you have to bring consistency to the guest, and the guest is also unique.” “When you really get behind the scenes, this is all based upon people with talent,” Shamis elaborates. The talent roster at The Last Page, Shamis says, includes Brad Race, head of culinary, plucked from the hot Los Angeles restaurant Catch LA; executive chef Logan Abbe, formerly of Sawyer’s and The Greenhouse Tavern; and Jordan Rolleston, culinary director and former private chef at Majestic Steel. “I like to think we’re strategic and smart, but we’re also a little bit lucky, and we have put together just this amazing team of people,” says Shamis, who served as chair of the Cleveland Jewish Publication Company Board of Directors from 2007 to 2010. The CJPC publishes Jstyle. As Shamis’ career seasons, he says, “I like the energy of working with younger people. This has given me the opportunity to spend time with Todd, with our chef, our team, getting to meet our managers. To me, it’s just been a lot of fun.” Shamis attends The Temple-Tifereth Israel in Beachwood. Leebow and his family primarily attend B’nai Jeshurun Congregation in Pepper Pike. At The Last Page, Shamis says, Leebow is the visionary. He’s the stabilizer.

Above: Gary Shamis, left, and Todd Leebow at one of two bars at their Last Page restaurant in Orange. Photo / Carlo Wolff. Below: The Last Chicken Sandwich with pickled banana peppers, yum yum sauce, iceberg lettuce and a Hawaiian bun. Photo / Tessa Rolleston. Previous page: The bar selection and seating area at The Last Page. Photo / Tessa Rolleston

HOME AWAY FROM HOME What interested Leebow in hospitality? His life, outside family, revolves around meetings and meals. “I’ve always enjoyed hospitality. I like taking on new challenges, and I saw an opportunity to bring something unique to the market,” he says. Leebow has lived in Miami, Los Angeles and New York. “In coming back to Cleveland, I wanted to bring something that was unique, that you might find more in a larger market when it comes to the hospitality side of it. “Gary and I have known each other my whole life and worked together, and he had a lot of experience in the hospitalityrestaurant space,” he adds. “What makes a community is places to go, gathering places,” Leebow says. “To

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me, a restaurant is that. That’s what The Last Page is. It’s a place where you can go and share great food and enjoy yourself with friends, family, with business colleagues.” While the restaurant won’t turn away solo diners who make themselves comfortable at one of its two bars, the goal is a sense of community generated by unique food. “Our dishes are intended to share,” Leebow says. “Everything that comes out of the kitchen is a scratch dish, so our chefs are making things and all of the dishes are unique in terms of classic dishes, but executed with global influences and flavors.”

CHALLENGES AND PLANS Not only did COVID-19 push back The Last Page opening for about a year, staffing continues to be an issue. “The labor market is definitely challenging,” Leebow says. “We’re fortunate we have a great management team, but getting people to come and buy into what we’re doing and be a part of it – you have to be a part of it – it’s they who make the difference.” The five things guests care about in a restaurant are the space, the food, the beverages, the service and the vibe, Leebow says. The last encompasses everything from unique cocktails like Grapefruit Buzz (apple brandy, Cointreau and more) to unusual dishes like Broken Egg Fried Rice (kimchi, spinach, egg yolk). The experience should always be different, yet consistent. The place is multi-textured, its palette the palette of success: gold, silver, earthy yet at the same time, highly polished. “Every detail is unbelievable, even the bathrooms,” Shamis says. “We have four individual bathrooms, every one of which was designed differently, and every one is beautiful. Who else does that? You walk in here and see how the bar is highlighted. The place feels good. And through our culinary team, I think it’s some of the most amazing food I’ve ever had.”

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And the only one of its kind in Cleveland. “This is going to be one per market,” Shamis says. “We have a really talented group. We want to keep them busy, we want to challenge them, so we’re going to be looking at some other concepts in Cleveland with our team, but not The Last Page. Out of Cleveland it’s going to be The Last Page.” “We think this restaurant will translate very well to many markets,” Leebow adds. At the same time, Kind of One is upgrading the former Village Square Pizza in Woodmere, which Kind of One bought from longtime owner Joe DeGaetano this spring. Village Square used to deliver to Leebow’s home, so buying it “was nostalgic to me,” he says. Plans call for updated ingredients and presentation, and “we’ll do it our way,” he says. “Restaurants are synonymous with challenges,” Shamis says. “If it was easy, there would be a lot more people who are successful. But neither one of us likes easy.” Their hard work is paying off with acclaim. Not only did Cleveland Magazine name The Last Page the best new restaurant of 2022, it also won for best brunch, best cocktails and, in Abbe, best chef. “If we do this right, when we open up in Miami or Chicago we’re going to do it right there, with local touches,” Shamis says. When he and Leebow get together every month or so, Shamis says, “I know exactly what he’s going to say: He’s questioning me on what could we do better. Every single time.” js

Above: Whole branzino with lemongrass, sweet Thai chili sauce, fresh herbs and lime. Photos / Tessa Rolleston

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Shades of Gray By Meghan Walsh Gray furniture pieces and accents are freshening up spaces this year. The color is prominent in most aspects of interior design and can be found in common living spaces, bedrooms and dining rooms, says John Ferrato, owner of Wayside Furniture in Akron. Specifically, upholstered headboards remain popular, whether they are fully upholstered or a mix of wood and fabric or wood and leather, he explains, also incorporating gray and other moody shades. “In upholstery, like living room furniture, the grays and taupes and linens are still 90% of the volume,” he says. “Blues are still coming up a little bit in upholstery.”

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By Amanda Koehn As the snow reflects the sun outside, let the brightness in this winter. And more importantly, with efficient window treatments that fit organically with the style of your home and what you can see outside, control when and how much light comes with a sense of ease. John Marcus, president and owner at Designer Accents at Home in Bedford Heights, says in addition to trends in automation – which offers both energy efficiency and convenience – window shade styles are moving toward natural, classic colors and textures. “Trends are really moving towards natural textiles, and the idea is to create like a comfortable and friendly environment,” Marcus says. A Hunter Douglas gallery, Designer Accents offers a complete shopping experience with products unique to Designer Accents. He recommends checking it out in person to best see what they look like and how they work up close.

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cozy velvet couch in the center of the room, waiting for you. There is one culprit for the immediate change of scenery: the automation of home appliances. Most home appliances, such as laundry machines, ovens, lights and window shades, can be automated to turn on at the push of a button, which can be on a remote control or your smartphone. “This past May, Hunter Douglas launched Bluetooth technology, so there’s Bluetooth in our (window) shadings as well as our hand-held remotes,” says Joel Herman, owner of Herman Textile Window Fashions in Highland Heights, which carries Hunter Douglas window treatments. “Customers can use their

cellular phones in order to download the app and program the shades.” The use of Bluetooth programming can also allow you to shut appliances off or close window blinds from anywhere within or outside the home. Families on vacation, people on business trips or those that simply forget to turn off the lights and such can take advantage of this feature. “I have customers that are out of town and they work their shades so it appears that they’re home instead of being away for two months,” Herman says. Peace of mind comes with using automated lights and window shades in this way. Peace of mind can also come

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through automated heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, which Myers recommends be one of the first things you automate. “You can automate (HVAC systems) based on time of day, or the temperatures outside or inside and the weather,” Myers says. Imagine the temperature is always comfortable, the lighting never too bright or too dim, and during the day, you can simply look out the window to see the beautiful scenery around – all at the touch of a button. js Publisher’s note: Joel Herman is a member of the Cleveland Jewish News Foundation Board of Directors.

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