may 23, 2019
the maidstone’s magical decade the rise
and rise of
ramy brook
the
totally inside
on all things
hamptons
Cover_APPROVED.indd 1
morrone’s acting career
takes off models, chicsters, & designers spill their
summer secrets!
5/22/19 11:35 AM
SingleTemplate.indd 3
5/22/19 11:41 AM
SingleTemplate.indd 3
5/22/19 11:45 AM
PAGE1_10.75x13.5.indd 1
5/7/19 1:34 PM
SpreadTemplate.indd 2
5/14/19 11:48 AM
GREENWICH - 372 Greenwich Ave EAST HAMPTON - 55 Main Street, suite 4 www.eresparis.com
SpreadTemplate.indd 3
5/14/19 11:48 AM
T:21.5” S:21”
MEET AMERICA’S * #1 CONCEALER. *Based in part on data reported by Nielsen through its Scantrack Service for the Concealer category for the 52-week period ending October 27, 2018, for the US xAOC market according to Maybelline’s custom product hierarchy. © 2018, The Nielsen Company.
SpreadTemplate.indd 2
5/10/19 2:18 PM
T:21.5” S:21”
#1
*
S:13”
INSTANT AGE REWIND
®
ERASER
America’s #1 Concealer. Applies evenly, covers completely. 12 shades.
Erase the look of dark circles.
Correct the appearance of redness.
Shape: highlight and contour.
Josephine is wearing Light. ©2019 Maybelline LLC.
SpreadTemplate.indd 3
5/10/19 2:18 PM
PROTECT WHAT IS PRECIOUS Daily, argan oil-infused sun protection meets all-over skin hydration: Moroccanoil Sunâ„¢
Discover more at Moroccanoil.com B ARNEYS NEW YOR K , BLU EMER CU RY, N OR D ST R O M , SA K S F I F T H AV E N U E , SE PH O R A & LU XU RY R E SO R T S
SpreadTemplate.indd 2
5/10/19 2:26 PM
ONE BR AND: A WORLD OF OIL-INFUSED BE AUT Y
SpreadTemplate.indd 3
5/10/19 2:26 PM
33 sunset avenue, westhampton beach 14 main street, southampton village
2287 montauk highway, bridgehampton 26 montauk highway, east hampton
“Saunders, A Higher Form of Realty,� is registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Please refer to our website for the names under which our agents are licensed with the Department of State. Equal Housing Opportunity.
SpreadTemplate.indd 2
5/15/19 12:20 PM
Saunders.com
110GibsonLane.com
magnificent modern sagaponack
This new modern construction on 2.8+/- acres is a block from the ocean and features an indoor pool in the lower level solarium. The lower level of the main house connects directly to the barn-style stucture with additional room for guests.
Sagaponack Village | Exclusive $16.9M
The Brennan-Hagen Team Licensed Real Estate Salespersons
c: (631) 745-2127 | SDoud@Saunders.com
unity.
SpreadTemplate.indd 3
5/15/19 12:20 PM
TESTINGTesting...
B A R D O T : E V E R E T T C O L L E C T I O N ; s h u tter s toc k ( 5 ) ; g ett y i m a g e s ( 3 )
“Life’s a beach!”
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_Quiz_APPROVED.indd 1
5/16/19 5:53 PM
are you a
summer icon? In those blessed few weeks from Memorial Day to Labor Day, are you living your best life, or merely passing the time? Take the quiz!
1. Your relationship could best be described as… A. Married B. Committed, basically C. Single and looking D. Compliqué
2.isYour biggest expenditure currently… A. Private school tuition B. Your Manhattan apartment C. Your dermatologist and nutritionist D. Your landscaping bill
3. What’s your ride?
B A R D O T : E V E R E T T C O L L E C T I O N ; s h u tter s toc k ( 5 ) ; g ett y i m a g e s ( 3 )
A. A Volvo B. An Uber C. A Range Rover D. A Sunseeker
4. You’ll spend July in… A. Garrison B. Manhattan C. Amagansett D. Southampton
5. You’ll spend August in… A. Garrison B. Stockholm C. Ibiza D. Èze, Juan-les-Pins, Menton, and possibly Antibes
6.from How do you protect yourself the sun? A. Hats, rash guards, and wetsuits B. By remaining indoors C. SPF 50 D. Cabanas, obviously
7. The UPS driver just delivered…
A. Another colorway of the Amazon Coat B. Your seasonal Everlane order C. Your seasonal Birkenstocks D. 12 cases of rosé. That should last through the weekend, right?
8. You are currently carrying… A. A WNYC canvas tote B. A Fjällräven backpack C. A Loewe Hammock bag D. A Jacquemus raffia carryall
9. Your favorite read is…
A. The New York Times B. The New York Post C. The New York Review of Books D. The Daily Summer
10. For Mother’s Day, you received… A. An Hermès bangle B. An Hermès scarf C. An Hermès wallet D. An ownership stake in Hermès
11. you’re You’ll never tell your spouse, but secretly crushing on… A. Beto O’Rourke B. Pete Buttigieg C. Joe Biden D. Kirsten Gillibrand
12. Your preferred means of exercise?
A. SoulCycle B. AKT C. Barry’s Bootcamp D. Irrelevant question, because you haven’t eaten anything calorically significant since the Bush administration
MOSTLY A’s
YOU ARE…BRIGITTE NIELSEN You’ve fallen entirely off our radar. Help is here—in the form of issuu.com, where you can memorize our archives and plot your glorious return to the world of chic! MOSTLY B’s
YOU ARE…BRIGITTE MACRON You’ve got oodles of cred, and clearly a lot to do, but summer is certainly not the time to take life seriously. Follow us on the ’Gram to ensure you’re getting enough style and sauce in your life. See you at @dailyfrontrow! MOSTLY C’s and D’s
YOU ARE…BRIGITTE BARDOT Our eternal inspiration. See you at Le Club 55!
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_Quiz_APPROVED.indd 2
5/16/19 5:53 PM
Brandusa Niro
Editor in Chief, CEO
your DAILY dose SCENE
bo We can get on spired by in ng hi yt an with is new especially th Overboard!— een chic home tw collection be d or Kassatex an ey rv pu s good us e se d. Expect to d Veronica Bear an be ro d reaste in a double-b el wrapped tow ly al ic tr ea th s! on ampt all over the H kassatex.com
RETAIL REPORT! More ways to spend it in Amagansett! Ulla Johnson is opening in the former Pilgrim space.
West Coast Editor-at-Large, Fashion & Beauty Partnerships Jordan Duffy Contributing Art Director Teresa Platt
Imaging Specialists George Maier, Nola Romano Intern Thea Pekarek
Mark Tevis Senior Advisor Senior Director, Brand Partnerships Betsy Jones
CANDACE BUSHNELL!
Is There Still Sex in the City, the latest novel from Candace Bushnell, is going on sale in August, and it’s set in—where else?— the Hamptons, where Bushnell has lived since 2012. According to reports, the book opens with a scene from a vaginal rejuvenation laser treatment. Candace, love— send us an advance copy!
LUCKY IN LOVE!
a lot of Expect to see summer. is canoodling th ly affianced w ne t: Cases in poin driguez, z and Alex Ro ith Jennifer Lope own ScarJo w Amagansett’s lie El d an in Jost, boyfriend Col r fiancé Caspa d an g in ld Gou ed to or m ru e ar Jopling, who Hamptons be planning a wedding.
SUMMER READING MUSTS!
Totally over the LIRR? Same. Jack Brinkley Cook has founded ROVE, a shared ride experience that uses Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans to transport chicsters between lower Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Hamptons. Upon boarding, guests will receive a tote bag full of snacks, drinks, skincare, and even CBD-infused gummies. Pro tip: Get a group together and rent the whole van for door-to-door service.
Summer1_Fix1withMast_APPROVED_r.indd 1
Fashion News Editor Aria Darcella
Contributing Copy Editor Joseph Manghise
THE LATEST FROM
JACK TO THE RESCUE!
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I L Y. C O M
Digital Director Charles Manning
Contributing Photo Editor Romke Hoogwaerts
ensuring that you’ll get your fill of spendy cake stands, pool floats, artisanal fragrance, and other assorted essentials.
Meet LOKO, a video-only dating app that intends to eschew that whole awkward first-date thing by inviting people to video chat before they actually meet. Co-founded by comedian Norm MacDonald and Vivek Jain, the product is centered around an eightsecond video intro that you record about yourself. Once potential dates respond, your first date happens over video on the app, and if all goes well, you will arrange an in-person meeting within 24 hours. lokoforlove.com
Creative Director Dean Quigley
Contributing Photographer Giorgio Niro
GOOP is returning to 4 Bay Street in Sag Harbor,
CALLING ALL SINGLES!
Managing Editor Tangie Silva
Curated by Grace Atwood and Becca Freeman, hosts of the addictive and illuminating podcast “Bad on Paper” The Idea Of YoU, by Robinne Lee: A fortysomething divorcée embarks on a torrid, yet surprisingly tender affair with the lead singer of a boy band after taking her tween daughter to see them perform. Out EasT, by John Glynn: In his emotionally poignant, sunshine-and-rosé-soaked memoir, Glynn revisits the summer he was 27 and questioning his sexuality against the backdrop of a raucous Hamptons share house. Park Avenue SumMER, by Renée Rosen: A fictional account of Helen Gurley Brown’s turnaround of Cosmopolitan in 1960s New York—transforming the title from a field guide for homemakers into a modern, sex-positive outlet.
Executive Sales Director Carrie Brudner Fashion Publishing Director Monica Forman Publishing & Market Research Nandini Vaid Digital Operations Daniel Chivu Manufacturing Operations Michael Esposito Amy Taylor
To advertise, call (646) 768-8101 Or e-mail: advertising@dailyfrontrow.com The Daily Summer is a Daily Front Row Inc. publication. Copyright © 2019. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is strictly prohibited. Requests for reprints must be submitted in writing to: The Daily, Attn: Tangie Silva, 810 Seventh Avenue, Ste. 400A, New York, NY 10019.
On the cover: Camila Morrone in Ramy Brook, photographed by Sebastian Faena. Makeup by Raul Otero for Maybelline New York. Hair by Timothy Aylward. Produced by Marcos Fecchino.
c o o k : c o u r t e s y b fa . c o m ; g e t t y i m a g e s ( 3 ) ; s h u t t e r s to c k ( 1 ) ; a l l ot h e r s c o u r t e s y
COLLAB WE HEART! ard
We’re back—and hauter than ever! Despite a mercilessly cold and rainy spring, summer has officially arrived on the East End, and your Daily Summer is here to document it all. From the essential news in fashion and food to the unmissable buzz on the most-discussed personalities, we’ll be chronicling your adventures all season long. Follow us relentlessly at @dailyfrontrow to ensure that you’re getting every scoop in real time!
Chief Content Officer Executive Editor & Director, Strategic Partnerships Eddie Roche Ashley Baker
5/16/19 1:36 PM
© 2017
BLOOMINGDALE’S
SingleTemplate.indd 3
MACY’S
SEPHOR A
TORYBURCH.COM
5/13/19 8:23 AM
THROW SOME SHADE!
tween Oscar The new collab be orgenthal de la Renta and M d in some lte Frederics has resu of perfect nd Ki . very chic shades ace at Le for dining en terr 95-$2, 495, Bilboquet, non? $4 ics.com er morgenthalfred
SCENE
Are you desperate to up your summer style quotient? Help is here. The East End’s slew of fashion offerings are getting stronger by the season, with store openings and dressing tips galore!
STYLE SAVIOR!
Test your knowledge of the week’s top fashion stories! Kendall Jenner has trademarked two names for potential beauty lines. What are they? A. “Kendall Jenner” and “Kendall” B. “Kendall Jenner and “Jenner” C. “Kendall” and “Jenner” D. “Kendall Jenner” and “KJ”
With Ramy Brook Sharp, who shares her top tips for a memorable Memorial Day outfit “I am obsessed with our new Lucas Sweater, which has an unexpected lace-up detail in the back. It’s perfect for the transitional weather, while also feeling sexy. Paired with jeans, it’s great for that Memorial Day barbecue.” $295, ramybrook.com
Correct answer: A! La Double J Casati dress “My fabulous friend JJ Martin designs these dresses with a refreshing take on vintage prints in the cutest silhouettes—I literally want all of them.”
5
summer MUSTS!
For the girl who isn’t sure of her plans: “For times when I don’t know where the night will take me, I like having little dresses on-hand that work no matter what the occasion. A cute example is this zipped denim number from Zara. It is fun, easy, and appropriate for most functions.” $39.90, zara.com
Le Specs Adam Selman The Last Lolita cateye acetate sunglasses “Black cat-eye shades are always my go-to.”
Joanna Hillman, East Ender and style director for Harper’s Bazaar, shares her essentials du moment
Loewe Paula’s Ibiza small leathertrimmed raffia tote “This is the chicest beach tote in the cutest mini size.”
To kick summer off with a bang: “Once the weather gets warmer, I tend to gravitate toward bold, happy colors. From my clothing to my shoes, I like to brighten everything up. When I spotted these Sophia Webster espadrilles, I fell in love. They just scream summer and are fantastic for a fancy day party or for a night out.” $350, net-a-porter.com A must for your wardrobe, day or night: “Everyone needs a fabulous jean jacket. This one from H&M checks all the boxes, and I always carry it with me.” $34.99, hm.com
Tohum Small Puka gold-plated and shell necklace “I adore this gold-plated cowrie-shell necklace that looks part found, part precious.” Saint Laurent Nu Pieds woven leather slides “I love that it’s easy to slide into these chic flats and kick them shoeless in the sand.”
SUITING UP! With Eres SUPERFAN Chesie Breen Where do you live?
East Hampton, and I have a PR firm in New York City. Love your suit style—what draws you to the brand?
I trust them—and the quality and design are unsurpassed. Favorite beaches and pools?
I love Wiborg Beach, Coecles Harbor on Shelter Island, and the indoor pool at Gurney’s in the winter.
TASTE TESTING! With Daily fave Nicole Miller
Tell us about your new rosé! Being half French, I always grew up with wine. I really acquired my taste for wine during my school year in Paris. Summer trips to St. Tropez and later St. Bart’s got me loving rosé.
Why did you launch your own?
It seemed like a natural thing to do, especially since my brand has evolved into many lifestyle categories. We now have many home products, including cookware. When the opportunity presented itself, I was thrilled! After undergoing many tastings, I’m proud of the final product. What is unique about my rosé is that it’s made in Bordeaux, while most are made in Provence. As a Francophile and wine lover, I fell in love with the area years
ago. I was impressed to learn how the great Châteaux from Bordeaux were able to produce such incredible rosés. I’ve traveled around Provence as well and visited many vineyards. I found this rosé far superior.
poured on the East End?
It’s made at Château Auguste and is a blend of merlot, cabernet sauvignon, and cabernet franc grapes. It’s vinified by Damien Landouar, the famous French winemaker of Château Gaby. But more than anything, rosé is about relaxation rather than competition. This rosé is elegant and perfectly balanced with aromas of fresh raspberries and strawberries. It’s dry and aromatic, luscious but light.
My favorite thing to serve with rosé is langoustine. Our East End lobsters are a great substitute. I make a delicious lobster bisque, but the rosé is also great with a steamed lobster. Sometimes I’ll make a curried seafood stew and, of course, all kinds of salads and pasta dishes. My Vietnamese summer rolls are always a staple. I just can’t wait to plan this summer’s menu and serve my new rosé.
Walk us through the flavors…
Where will it be sold and
Dopo la Spiaggia and Baron’s Cove in Sag Harbor. It will also be sold at Cavaniola’s Gourmet to begin and will be in other locations soon.
getty images (2); shutterstock (1); all others courtesy
What to wear if the weather dips:
THEY DELIVER Nicole's rosé is available at Mitchell's Wine. Call 212-874-2255 to place your order!
You’re an excellent chef—what do you love to pair with rosé?
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I L Y. C O M
Summer1_Fix2_APPROVED_r.indd 1
5/16/19 6:37 PM
NICOLEMILLER.COM
SingleTemplate.indd 3
| @NICOLEMILLERNYC | SUMMER 2019
5/15/19 1:40 PM
FITNESS TIDBITS! Heather Andersen’s New York Pilates is opening in Southampton! The studio will include a pop-up from Sakara Life.
SCENE
It wouldn’t be summer on the East End without a slew of new ways to spend your leisure time. First and foremost: There are oodles of exciting new restaurants to try. And when you feel your waistbands tightening, fear not—the East End’s myriad fitness operations get increasingly interesting with each passing season.
WHEN IN MONTAUK…
THE 411 ON COCHE COMEDOR
The latest project from the team behind Nick & Toni’s, Townline BBQ, and La Fondita focuses on regional Mexican cuisine. Located in the former Honest Diner space in Amagansett, this already buzzy joint has a menu from Joe Realmuto that will include dishes like bone-in rib steak with poblano peppers, cod al pastor with grilled pineapple, pickled cabbage, avocado crema, and sides of shishito peppers with chili lime salt— plus an impressive selection of margaritas. 74A Montauk Hwy., Amagansett
JETSWEAT
is partnering with The Maidstone Hotel to offer guests gratis fitness classes on select weekends (when signing up for a free trial of Jetsweat Fitness). The app offers workout videos from the likes of Bari, modelFIT, Sky Ting Yoga, Xtend Barre, and more.
INSIDER’S ESSENTIAL
AND MEANWHILE, AT THE MAIDSTONE… Starting at 10 p.m., The Maidstone’s late-night menu is in effect. That means artisanal flat breads topped with bonac clams, meatballs, beet root gravlax, and the like, along with goodies from the raw bar. Also, on Sundays— pig roasts! See you there!
A NEW SPOT AT THE CAPRI HOTEL! Brooklyn Chop House is opening for the season and serving a full array of deliciousness for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Menu items will include a variety of dumplings, Long Island Peking Duck, a Pat LaFrieda double hamburger, fresh squeezed juices, and intriguing cocktails. 281 Country Rd. 39A, Southampton
The Ness, Tribeca’s new inviteonly studio with a killer sculpt class, will be popping up with classes at Gurney’s and the Surf Lodge. There will also be private training, natch.
MEET MORTY!
The former site of Cyril’s finally has a new restaurant! Morty’s Oyster Stand is the brainchild of Charles Seich, Jack Luber, and Jeremy Morton, and it will feature a menu by chef Sam Talbot. Expect sustainably sourced seafood, local produce, and desserts like grilled pineapple with black sesame and coconut caramel. There’s even a BBC ice cream sandwich—an appropriate nod to the venue’s storied history. 2167 Montauk Hwy., Amagansett
ANOTHER BOSTWICK’S? YES, PLEASE!
That’s right—everyone’s favorite chowder house is opening a second location on Three Mile Harbor with absolutely epic views. Sample the raw bar, steamed lobsters, Long Island duck, and of course, seafood pasta. 39 Gann Rd., East Hampton
YOUR SOCIAL CALENDAR IS CALLING! School’s Out, the annual fund-raiser for the Hetrick-Martin Institute, kicks off the summer parties with a bash on Saturday, June 8. Taking over Amagansett Square, the party will feature cocktails and hors d’oeuvres by Wölffer Kitchen and a dinner by STK steakhouse at the home of Joe Hall and Martin Dagata. The host committee includes chicsters Joseph Altuzarra, Tracy Anderson, Fernando Garcia, and Garrett Neff. Buy your ticket immediately at hmi.org!
g e t t y i m a g e s ( 3 ) ; pat r i c k m c m u l l a n . c o m ( 1 ) ; s h u t t e r s to c k ( 1 1 ) ; a l l ot h e r s c o u r t e s y
FOOD NEWS!
Don’t miss sunset happy hour—with seriously good views—at George’s Lighthouse Café. This spot was recently taken over by Montauk Hospitality Limited, and the owners are using their deep ties to local fishermen to ensure that George’s has top-quality goods. Every day from 5–6 p.m., you can enjoy $2 Sunset Shorty beers, $5 Montauk Hard Label specialty cocktails, and $3 sliders and tacos.
Get ready to experience Punch Pedal’s fitness programming at Sole East. This yet-to-beopened Dumbo studio is the brainchild of Joey Foley and Nada Vasilijevic, and the methodology is described as “a mix between Coachella and fitness.” Also: boxing boot camp and light shows? Sign us up. Barre, and more.
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I L Y. C O M
Summer1_Fix3_APPROVED_r.indd 1
5/16/19 5:38 PM
THE DKNY PRIDE COLLECTION WAS CREATED TO CELEBRATE PRIDE 2019 IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE HE TRICK-MARTIN INSTITUTE. HMI PROVIDES EMPOWERMENT, EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY FOR LGBTQ YOUTH IN THE NYC AREA AND BE YOND. TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS PARTNERSHIP AND HOW YOU CAN HELP HMI VISIT DKNY.COM.
SingleTemplate.indd 3
4/29/19 9:18 AM
CHICMusts
ARTICLE blush pink Mirage sofa, $999, article.com
WEST ELM Thea chair, $350, westelm.com
Pig watering can, $15, Unlimited Earth Care Garden Concept Store, Bridgehampton, (631) 725-7551
RINA MENARDI Cimi bowls, $80–$160, abchome.com
décor trend
THINK PINK
Ragnheiður Ösp Sigurðardóttir for Design House Stockholm knot pillow, $115, dwr.com
u n s p l a s h ( 1 ) ; a l l ot h e r s co u rt e sy
ANTHROPOLOGIE ridged terra-cotta pots, $22–$34, anthropologie.com
WEST ELM Valentina chair, $599, westelm.com
It’s the new neutral, haven’t you heard? Add a touch of romance to your abode with these blushing sofas, chairs, and accents.
ALLMODERN Fuiloro velvet upholstered platform bed, $458, allmodern.com
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_DecorTrends_APPROVED.indd 1
5/16/19 1:53 PM
SingleTemplate.indd 3
5/15/19 7:49 AM
beautyMusts URBAN DECAY eyeshadow in Polyester Bride, $20, urbandecay.com
MILK Kush waterproof mascara in Aces Black, $24, milkmakeup.com
Vittoria Ceretti on the Moschino Spring ’19 runway
MOSCHINO X SEPHORA Highlighter Cheek Set, $36, sephora.com
MAYBELLINE NEW YORK Facestudio Master Bronze & Highlight Kit, $12.99, maybelline.com GIVENCHY Teint Couture Everwear foundation, $52, saksfifthavenue.com
MAYBELLINE NEW YORK Color Sensational Matte Metallics lipstick in Hot Lava, $7.49, maybelline.com
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_BeautyTrends_APPROVED.indd 1
BEAUTY trend
riviera chic
All eyes are on Cannes! Give a sultry international update to your classic summer look with a touch of shimmer on the eye and a berry pout. MARC JACOBS BEAUTY Accomplice concealer and touch-up stick, $32, marcjacobsbeauty.com
MOROCCANOIL Smoothing Lotion, $32, moroccanoil.com
f i r st v i e w ( 1 ) ; a l l ot h e r s co u rt e sy
HAMPTON SUN SPF 45 Mineral Crème, $48, hamptonsuncare.com
5/16/19 5:46 PM
Inspired by summer in the Hamptons
PRIVET BLOOM is unlike any other floral aroma, touching upon crisp, green notes unexpected in a fine fragrance. Captured from the ever-fragrant and beautiful privet privacy hedges dotted all over the elegant Hamptons. Encompassing the essence of nature’s beauty and transcending the seasons – with touches of White Hyacinth, Lily of the Valley and Jasmine making it the perfect fragrance all year round. www.hamptonsuncare.com
JETSet
Your Summer Travel Plans, Revealed! Where are the most beautiful in the world flying off to this season? The Daily Summer investigates! BY EDDIE ROCHE
megan williams “I’m doing something pretty unique for a holiday—I’m rafting for a week in the Grand Canyon with a group of 16 friends! I’m excited and nervous as it’s something new for me to do, but it’s supposed to be one of the most beautiful ways to see the Grand Canyon and only a small number of people a year get a permit to do this trip. It’s going to be a oncein-a-lifetime experience!”
sara sampaio “Because of my work schedule, I always make plans last-minute and with spontaneity. Aside from a wedding in Lebanon and planning my birthday celebrations, I’m still tossing around a few vacation ideas.”
“I’m planning on spending most of the time in New York City and the Hamptons. I’ll be going to Denmark for a long weekend to see my family—the summers there are so special. My favorite part about summer is the long evenings and early sunny mornings. In Denmark, it’s light out until around 10:30 p.m., which is amazing. I also really enjoy when New York City empties out in late July and in August. It makes it a lot easier to get a reservation at the restaurants with outdoor seating. The Hamptons are so great in the summer. My favorite thing to is to go fishing or basically anything that has to do with a boat. I can’t wait for summer! Hurry!”
“I’ll spend a few days in my boutique hotel, Casa Sua Lanzarote, in Spain. I reserved it just for me, my friends, and family, so we can all spend a few days together. It’s the only time of the year that I can have some quality time with them and disconnect. Casa Sua Lanzarote is the perfect place to do it. It’s located in the middle of nowhere, right on the beach, and the space is a true paradise. I also might go to Bulgari hotel in Bali. I have never been, and I always try to discover new places. I visit amazing places for work, but on holidays, I have the opportunity to become a local. I love that feeling.”
GUTTER CREDITS tk
nina agdal
gett y i m a ges ( 4 ) ; s h utterst o c k ( 4 ) ; A L L OT H E R S CO U RT E SY
jon kortajarena
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_SummerPlansRoundup_APPROVED.indd 1
5/16/19 4:53 PM
More than water. A canvas for artists. Art by Sara Ludy
©2019 LIFEWTR and THIRST INSPIRATION are trademarks.
Introducing Series 7: Art through Technology. Discover more at LIFEWTR.com
SingleTemplate.indd 3
5/16/19 11:21 AM
JETSet
grace elizabeth “My boyfriend and I plan on taking a road trip across the West Coast. Starting in California, we want to visit Lake Tahoe, Yosemite Valley, and Big Sur. From there, we’ll drive through Nevada, stopping along the Fly Geyser and Lehman Caves on our way to Arizona. I will finally get to hike the Grand Canyon, see Lake Powell, and Page! Next stop: Utah, where I have so many places to check off my bucket list, like Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, and The Narrows. Packs and packs of camera film later, we’ll end up in Colorado viewing the breathtaking Mesa Verde National Park. I’ve traveled all over the world, yet I’ve hardly seen anything in America, so it’s time to explore my own country. After the road trip, we’ll hop on a plane to Jacksonville, Florida, just in time for my birthday gift—I’m seeing Brad Paisley in concert. Then, we’ll drive to my hometown, where we’ll spend some time with my family and visit my town’s beautiful natural springs. The rest of the summer is kind of up in the air. We might go to Europe or find ourselves by a beach.”
Joy Corrigan “I’m going to Lake Powell with my friends for my summer trip! We’ll be staying on a house boat for a week and spending the days wakeboarding, wakesurfing, and inner tubing on a G23 sports boat. One really cool thing about Lake Powell is that it’s the secondlargest man-made reservoir and provides water for agriculture and human consumption to the Four Corners region of the country. It is also home to several endangered fish species—protecting endangered species is my life’s passion, and that’s why my line, Naked Species, donates 10 percent of all profits to organizations working to protect them.”
Sif Saga “I will be shooting an indie film in Florida, which I have been looking forward to all winter. I am also going to Iceland this summer for my big sister’s wedding. I will get to see my whole family, and it’s not often anymore that I get to spend a good couple of days with the whole family. I’m grateful. This will definitely be a summer to remember!”
“From May to October, I’m based in Warwickshire, England, with my four horses and trainer, Olympian Laura Kraut. Usually, I’m on the road in Europe every weekend traveling for competitions. Sometimes we head to small, quaint towns in Belgium and the Netherlands and other times to big cities, like Paris and London for the Global Champions Tour. It is a nonstop summer, but it’s so rewarding to work hard as an athlete and spend time with the horses.”
Talita von Furstenberg “I’m going with my family along Italy’s Amalfi Coast in July.”
gett y i m a ges ( 6 ) ; s h utterst o c k ( 4 ) ; P E X E L S ( 1 )
ariana rockefeller
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_SummerPlansRoundup_APPROVED.indd 2
5/16/19 4:54 PM
More than water. A canvas for artists. Art by Zach Lieberman
©2019 LIFEWTR and THIRST INSPIRATION are trademarks.
Introducing Series 7: Art through Technology. Discover more at LIFEWTR.com
SingleTemplate.indd 3
5/16/19 11:25 AM
JETSet
devon windsor
Jessica Hart
“My summer is going to be crunch time for wedding planning! My fiancé and I have a trip or two planned to speak to our wedding planner. Besides that, everything will be small, last-minute trips. My fiancé and I are also thinking of going to Harbour Island in the Bahamas for the Fourth of July. I’m also currently planning my bachelorette party in August!”
"I’m going to Venice,
Italy, for my good friend Coco Brandolini d’Adda’s birthday. My sister, Ashley, is coming with me, and we’re staying at the Gritti Palace. But we’re going to Capri first for the Zimmermann store opening. I cannot wait!”
Danielle Herrington “I’m planning on going to Mexico for a nice family vacation toward the end of August, right before Fashion Week. As for the rest of the summer, if I decide to go anywhere else, it’ll be a quick, super-last-minute trip.”
“Montauk, baby! It’s always Montauk. Maybe there will be some travel mixed in there, but we’ve been traveling a lot, so in the summer, we just like to be in Montauk.”
“No official vacation plans yet, but I’ve never been to Nashville and hope to visit this summer! I’m looking forward to going to this musical city. Electric Light Orchestra will have a concert there in July, so perhaps that’s a perfect excuse to go visit!”
Jordan and Zac Stenmark “The plan for the summer is Europe! We’re going to Sicily. We also want to get to the Maldives if there’s time.”
gett y i m a ges ( 6 ) ; s h utterst o c k ( 5 ) ; P E X E L S ( 1 )
Cynthia Rowley
Asia Chow
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_SummerPlansRoundup_APPROVED.indd 3
5/16/19 4:54 PM
More than water. A canvas for artists. Art by Andrew Benson
©2019 LIFEWTR and THIRST INSPIRATION are trademarks.
Introducing Series 7: Art through Technology. Discover more at LIFEWTR.com
SingleTemplate.indd 3
5/16/19 11:27 AM
chic Moments SLUGTK Subslug
Lady GAGA
PRESENTER TO FREDERIC ASPIRAS “Even saying his full name, as the rock-star artist he has become, I find myself thinking, no. He’s not just in my eyes the greatest hair artist in the world. He’s the brother I never had, and I call him Freddie.… That man sitting right there has picked me up off the floor and told me I’m strong and can persevere more times than I could ever count. If I was on the floor, he was right there with me, and then he’d pick me up and work his mastery on my hair and say, ‘Look at yourself. You are strong. You can do this. This is where you belong.’ And Freddie, I am here today to tell you that this is where you belong.”
frederic Aspiras
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsFLAs_EDITED.indd 1
5/16/19 8:15 PM
GUTTER CREDITS tk
GUTTER CREDITS tk
“I don’t even know where to begin. Thank you, Gaga…for ruining my makeup.… What I want to do is dedicate this award tonight to my mother because my mother cannot be here. She’s a hairdresser; she’s an immigrant from Vietnam. She’s a woman, a business owner who saved every single penny to start her own business. I am the American dream.… It is to fight hard. It is to work through all your adversities. It is to fight, it is to demand, it is to believe in yourself, and I wouldn’t be here tonight without my chosen family, my friends, who are here tonight also. Without them, this could not happen.”
getty images (2)
hair artist of the year
fashion’s
frontline! The Daily Front Row’s fourth-annual Fashion Los Angeles Awards were the place to be on Sunday, March 17, in Beverly Hills. Australian comedian Celeste Barber was the MC for an evening celebrating the biggest names in fashion and beyond. By EDDIE ROCHE
GUTTER CREDITS tk
GUTTER CREDITS tk
getty images (2)
Celeste barber
photography by HANNAH TURNER-HARTS AND MATTHEW TY
“You might know me from my Instagram account, where I parody photos of really beautiful, rich, and famous people. Photos of you, essentially. It’s all in good fun. Don’t hate the player, hate the game.”
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsFLAs_EDITED.indd 2
5/16/19 8:15 PM
chic Moments SLUGTK Subslug
Jennifer MEYer Presenter to kate hudson
“We went to this school called Crossroads, and there was an alleyway [near the school]. I remember Kate one day walking down the alley and she’s in this little dress, and I’m like, ‘What’s happening?’ All we wanted to do at that time was dress like Courtney Love. We all thought we were in Hole. Kate sort of started that era at school. She was wearing this tiny little slip dress that was completely see-through. All of us had backpacks and big T-shirts and looked crazy, and I’m like, ‘What’s happening?’ and she says, ‘I was just suspended and asked to go home.’ I’m like, ‘Why?’ She’s like, ‘My dress is too short and see-through. How rude is that?’ Kate was always ahead of her time, always in something cute.”
Kate Hudson Fashion entrepreneur
“We live in a world right now where everyone’s hustling for something. We all want to make something because we want to be up here. If I was to give anything back about my experience in this, is that authenticity is everything. If you believe in something, believe in yourself—that’s the most rewarding part. Whether it becomes the most successful business, or just a business that makes you happy. Authenticity, that’s where it all comes from.”
RUSSELL JAMES
presenter to candice swanepoel “I refer to Candice as the world’s most expensive hippie. Her gentle nature and good intention are visible through the many causes that you really get behind, Candice. We really notice that. A lot of people have their fame and haven’t put it to good use. I really see what you’re out there doing.”
candice swanepoel
launch of the year for tropic of c
adriana lima FASHION ICON
“Guys, one second. I have to say: I’m shaking. I’m totally shaking. I’m so nervous.… I can’t believe I have been in this business over 20 years.… I’ll never forget the day I first arrived in New York. It was the first time I had actually caught a flight—an airplane—in my life. It was really a great adventure. I never thought I would be standing here today receiving an award.”
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsFLAs_EDITED.indd 3
5/16/19 8:15 PM
getty images (2)
“I started it to have a creative outlet where I could be free, where nobody could tell me what to do. It’s incredible that in one year we’ve grown so much. I want to thank my team, who’ve been amazing. I started it in one of the most busy, almost tumultuous moments of my life, so I want to say thank you to you guys for putting up with me.… I was doing fittings pregnant with a baby on one hip through Skype. You really pulled it together.”
rosie HuntingtonWhiteley
presenter to laura kim and fernando garcia, oscar de la renta/monse designers of the year
“I was so inspired by their debut collection [for Monse]. It was so different than anything I’d seen before. I wound up staying hours, trying absolutely everything on. Fast-forward a few months to the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund luncheon where I had the opportunity to wear my first Monse look—a deconstructed, off-theshoulder shirt and very high-waisted, tailored pants, despite being newly pregnant. I frankly have never felt cooler. That’s deserving of an award in and of itself.”
laura kim DESIGNer of the year
“After our second show, Rosie wanted to come see us in our showroom. I was like, ‘Why is she coming?’ I was really nervous. She came in wearing one of our looks. She bought it on Neta-Porter, I found out later. I’m grateful that she’s our muse and also a shopper.”
fernando Garcia Designer of the year
“It’s been a wild ride and all I can think of every day when I see our employees is to remember what Oscar taught us. We were his assistants at one point, and it was just to have fun. You have to have fun because it helps you look at life a little clearer, you have a bigger picture on things.”
Juliette Lewis, Alicia Silverstone, Busy Philipps, and Janet Mock
james Marsden presenter to ilariA urbinAti
“I am here tonight because two of Ilaria’s other clients, some guy named Rami [Malek] and some guy named Bradley [Cooper] have hit their award show quota for the season. So you get me!… She leads with her heart. She lives big, bold, and unapologetically, and inspires me every day. In addition to being an incredible stylist, of course, she is a true creative visionary.”
ilaria urbinati getty images (2)
style curator
“If I’m really into something I get to turn it into something creative as my job. If I’m into the ’70s, I get to put Donald Glover into all these cool ’70s looks for his Star Wars press tour. I got into racing cars, and I got to do a collaboration with Porsche. I’m a Patriots fan and I got to work with NFL. Just all these kind of fun projects, where I get to take all these nerdy things I’m into and turn it into something creative.… It’s mind-boggling to get to work with Gucci on a suit and I get to tell them what I want and they make it for me.”
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsFLAs_EDITED.indd 4
5/16/19 8:15 PM
chic Moments
Slick woods model of the year
“Four or five years ago, I was sleeping on the bus stop, not too far from here actually. Ashley Stymest found me. He said ‘Oi!’ and I was about to cut him. Who is this man walking up to me? He was like, ‘You want to smoke?’ I was like, ‘Cool,’ and we smoked. He told me he was a model and I was like, ‘What’s that?” Then I met Stella [Maxwell], then I met my agent, Ali Kavoussi. I really appreciate him. My life changed that day. My whole life changed. It’s kind of crazy going from being homeless to [extravagant] dinners. Coming into adulthood, having a child. Beautiful baby boy. Being able to change his life, and he can have a different life like all of you guys have.” Larsen Thompson
courtney love
presenter to katie grand and derek blasberg
“When I first heard about the #MovingLove issue, I thought it was something really progressive for fashion, and with my friend Derek Blasberg involved, I knew it would be really groundbreaking. Katie has a knack for making wonderfully superb images, as well as making naked things appear beautifully disheveled. And then there’s Derek, who’s a warm, exceptional person. I had no doubt that the result would be iconic.”
katie grand
creatives of the year, #Movinglove
“I really want to thank Courtney because we named Love Magazine after her. It was an old cover and we put Love across the top and we were like, ‘We’ve got to call it Love!’ So thank you, Courtney, for doing this. I wouldn’t be here without Derek and YouTube.”
derek blasberg
creatives of the year, #movinglove Malika Haqq
Larsa Pippen
“I work for a tech company now[YouTube], so all I have is some stats. So with the collaboration with Katie we created 54 videos that have 15,363,000 total views for a total watch time of 23,000,390 minutes, which is about 44 years and 172 days. So, I don’t know who’s 44 in here, but it would be like you watching nothing but me and Katie [Grand] for the entire time.”
Malika Haqq
accepting on behalf of prettylittlething’s UMar kamani for best digital destination
getty images (6)
“I can honestly say this is a proud moment for Umar [Kamani, founder and CEO] especially after everything they’ve accomplished in the past six years. Umar’s dedication and passion are a testament to the spirit of PrettyLittleThing. A brand that started with only 20 accessories on its website is now one of the biggest and most inclusive fashion websites in the world.” FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsFLAs_EDITED.indd 5
5/16/19 8:15 PM
SIA
presenter to christian siriano “I wrote you a song while I was peeing earlier. It goes like this: Christian you dressed me when I felt like a potato. You dressed me when I was my body shamer. You dressed me even before I was famous. Christian, Christian, Christian. You do your best to make us feel special when not all of us can fit in a sample. It’s you who stands here as an example. You’re faboo, faboo! Christian! Get your ass onstage, oh, Christian!”
christian siriano fashion visionary
“I knew at a young age that I just wanted to create things for people. I didn’t really think about anything else but that. That’s what I thought a designer was—a job to do. Early on the goal was to make people feel their very best selves. That’s the job.… No matter what size, age, gender— whatever you are, you should feel fabulous in how you present yourself to the world. That is so important. Fashion should make you feel, and we all deserve to feel something special.”
joan smalls
Presenter to Valérie Messika “Valérie's mantra: make every woman feel feminine, powerful, and elegant, and I must say that’s something truly within her being. With celebrity fans and muses, including the likes of Gigi Hadid, Beyoncé, and many more. It is no wonder that Valérie has become one of the most sought after jewelry designers globally, and I’m very lucky to be here with you tonight.”
Valérie Messika
getty images (6)
jewelry designer of the year for messika
“When I launched my jewelry line 13 years ago, I wanted to break the codes in this industry that I respected so much, but I found it to be a bit too traditional. My real inspiration was, and still is, the fashion. Because fashion is an attitude. Fashion is a state of mind…confidence.”
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsFLAs_EDITED.indd 6
5/16/19 8:15 PM
chic Moments
Cocktail Hour!
Before the show began, L.A.’s top models, influencers, and fashion insiders came together for cocktails and one Instagram-worthy moment after another! What a night!
Your turn! Maybelline New York paid tribute to Faye Dunaway’s iconic pool image taken by Terry O’Neill with a special activation for guests to re-create the moment.
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsFLAs_EDITED.indd 7
5/16/19 8:15 PM
getty images (7)
GUTTER CREDITS tk
HG Contemporary presented sculptures by Cévé
Jasmine Sanders
Maye Musk
Bonner Bolton
Chanel Iman
getty images (7)
GUTTER CREDITS tk
Tan France
A very special thank you to our incredible partners… Maybelline New York, Moroccanoil, Sunglass Hut, PrettyLittleThing, Fiji WATER, HG Contemporary, Whispering Angel, and Kronenbourg 1664 FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsFLAs_EDITED.indd 8
5/16/19 8:16 PM
chicMoments Joan Smalls, Cara Delevingne, Kendall Jenner, Hailey Bieber, and Elsa Hosk
the times square edition You only open The Times Square EDITION once in a lifetime, so Ian Schrager and his team went big. Really big! The new hotel is the brainchild of Schrager in partnership with Marriott International and brings the hotelier back to the neighborhood where he first went from the clubs to the hospitality business, opening the Paramount and the Royalton in the 1990s. For its coming-out party, the new EDITION invited a mix of fashion A-listers, such Hailey Bieber, Cara Delevingne, and Kendall Jenner to mingle with iconic New Yorkers like Susanne Bartsch, Andy Cohen, and Norma Kamali. The evening began with cocktails and an elegant dinner at the Terrace Restaurant at EDITION. The stunning destination is helmed by John Fraser of Narcissa and Narcbar fame, and makes him the first Michelin-starred chef in Times Square. After dinner, guests moved floors to the Paradise Club, which is the EDITION’s cabaret space. The night saw a performance by Nile Rodgers and Chic, and a “surprise” performance by the legendary Diana Ross, who sang a few of her classics hits, including “The Boss” and “Upside Down.” At the end of their set, the legendary performers brought Schrager on stage to toast the man of the hour for bringing some joie back to Times Square.
g e t t y i m a g e s ( 1 1 ) ; B FA . c o m ( 2 )
opening Night
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsEditionHotel_APPROVED_r.indd 1
5/16/19 7:20 PM
Frank Rogers, Maxwell, and Eric Rutherford
Cara Delevingne and Derek Blasberg
Nile Rodgers, Ian Schrager, and Diana Ross
Norma Kamali
Ellen von Unwerth
David Barton, Ian Schrager, and Susanne Bartsch RJ King
g e t t y i m a g e s ( 1 1 ) ; B FA . c o m ( 2 )
Dylan McDermott
Nile Rodgers and Chic Suki Waterhouse
Stefano Tonchi
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsEditionHotel_APPROVED_r.indd 2
5/16/19 7:21 PM
chicMoments
Flaviana Matata
Ellen von Unwerth
Ugbad Abdi
Joan Smalls and Hailey Bieber
Norma Kamali
Tania and Ian Schrager
photo
moment Guests stopped by The Daily’s studio, where acclaimed fashion photographer Matt Easton took portraits of VIP names in attendance, such as Hailey Bieber, Joan Smalls, Norma Kamali, Graham Norton, and Ian and Tania Schrager.
photography by MATT EASTON FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsEditionHotel_APPROVED_r.indd 3
5/16/19 7:21 PM
Eric Rutherford
Ava Schrager
David Barton and Susanne Bartsch
Lindsay Ellingson and Sean Clayton
Elsa Hosk
Graham Norton
Leigh Lezark
Alanna Arrington
Giada De la Torre, Alex Dani, Ben Pundole, Aisha Sharpe, Eve-Marie Kuijstermans
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsEditionHotel_APPROVED_r.indd 4
5/16/19 7:21 PM
chicMoments
o “We wanted t bring something to unforgettable and Times Squareonic create an ic mark the moment to T Times opening of Dhe N.” Square E ITIO —IAN SCHRAGER
Faith Lynch
ART ATTACK photography BY Andrew WERNER
Eric Rutherford
As part of a week of events celebrating the opening of the new Times Square EDITION hotel, Ian Schrager commissioned a public-facing art installation in collaboration with multimedia design studio Sila Sveta that pays homage to Alexander McQueen’s iconic Spring 1999 fashion show. Specifically, the moment when model Shalom Harlow was spun on a wooden platform as two giant robotic arms sprayed her and her pristine white dress with black and yellow paint. Schrager’s version took fashion insiders like Alex Lundqvist, Faith Lynch, Eric Rutherford, Ty Hunter, and Ashley Haas and put them in white Edition-branded jumpsuits before placing them on a circular dais where they were spun around as two robotic arms covered them in purple, orange, and black paint. Videos of the participants ran on the massive Jumbotron billboard on the corner of Broadway and West 47th Street.
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsEditionHotel_APPROVED_r.indd 5
5/16/19 7:21 PM
Delanique Millwood
Patrick Church
Faith Lynch
James Marshall’s back and Alex Lundqvist
Tobias Sorensen
Isaac Hindin-Miller and Jenny Albright
Ty Hunter
Marcus Richardson
Alex Lundqvist
Ashley Hass
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsEditionHotel_APPROVED_r.indd 6
5/16/19 7:21 PM
ChicMoments
TORY BURCh’s scented SUNSET SOIRée
“Who knew all this was up here?” mused one guest as she exited the elevator on the boutique’s third floor to discover a candlelit rooftop terrace. It was festooned with topiaries and anchored by a roaring fireplace; two elegant dining tables decked out in Tory Burch’s décor collection were blooming with Eric Buterbaugh’s lush, organic arrangements of orange poppy, vetiver, and peony, which nodded to the notes of the fragrance. Nichelle Hines—athlete, spinning sensation, and founder of Cycle House—was among the first to arrive, and was spotted checking out a chic track suit from Tory Sport as servers circulated with canapés and glasses of Whispering Angel rosé. Erica Hood, whose dance-inspired HoodFit method is shaping some of L.A.’s tautest bodies, stopped by the
fragrance bar to experience the three accords—colorful, feminine, and tomboy—that comprise Tory Burch’s signature fragrance. Hood discussed her brand’s rapid expansion, and we have good news for Hamptonites— she’s planning to grace the East End once again this summer, just when we need her most. Iridium Interiors’ Sara Haynes and Lisa Staugaard, stylist Jessica de Ruiter, Gabrielle Caunesil, The Hollywood Reporter’s Carol McColgin, C mag’s Kelly Atterton, and Idalia Salsamendi sat down to a delicious Croft Alley meal of baby kale salad with toasted shallots, Asian mint, citrus vinaigrette, and salmon confit. And because this was a Los Angeles affair, Hollywood was well-represented by the likes of Shooter star Shantel VanSanten, Hit the Floor’s Katherine Bailess, and Dear White People’s Logan Browning. Larsen Thompson was seated next to Rachel Tabb, and the two young talents had an only-inHollywood moment when they discovered that they share the same modeling and acting agents (Next Models and Abrams Artists Agency, respectively). The multitalented Kay Cannon, wearing a killer Tory Burch knit dress that she described as “rock-star
librarian,” arrived with producing partner Laverne McKinnon. The two met while working on the Netflix series Girlboss, which Cannon created and was show runner and McKinnon was executive producer; they recently formed K&L Productions, which has a firstlook deal with Sony Pictures Television. Up next for Cannon? Directing Camila Cabello in a must-see reimagining of Cinderella. Casting director Carmen Cuba, known for her work with Steven Soderbergh, Ridley Scott, and Oliver Stone, shared that she recently hit Coachella to premiere Guava Island, her producing debut for Amazon Studios. Starring Donald Glover and Rihanna, the film follows a Cuban musician as he sets out to build a music festival. As the evening drew to a close, business cards and Instagram handles were exchanged with abandon, and the women marveled over the custom engraved bottles of Tory Burch eau de parfum that served as place settings and gifts. “Let’s do this again soon!” was a common refrain. And when such a powerful, talented, and collaborative group of women come together, even more greatness is sure to ensue. Watch this space for further developments!
s t e fa n i e k e e n a n / g e t t y i m a g e s
Writer/producer/directors, casting agents, beauty mavericks, actresses du moment, fitness phenomenons, and rising-star executives—what do L.A.’s most influential thought leaders do on a Tuesday night? Decamp to Beverly Hills and grace the private rooftop of Tory Burch’s Rodeo Drive flagship for a dinner to celebrate spring—which, we assure you, has finally arrived—and toast the brand’s signature fragrance.
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsToryBurch_APPROVED_r.indd 1
5/16/19 1:59 PM
Sara Haynes and Lisa Staugaard
Idalia Salsamendi
Nichelle Hines
Shantel VanSanten
Jessica de Ruiter
Gabrielle Caunesil and Riccardo Pozzoli
Monica Ahanonu
Logan Browning
Carmen Cuba
Kay Cannon and Laverne McKinnon
Rachel Tabb
s t e fa n i e k e e n a n / g e t t y i m a g e s
Larsen Thompson
Erica Hood
Nicky Deam
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsToryBurch_APPROVED_r.indd 2
5/16/19 1:59 PM
chicMoments
Madlena Kalinova and Ashley Haas
FAShion
MOMENT photography by ANDREW WERNER
Big names from the worlds of fashion and equestrian show jumping came together for an exclusive, intimate soirée at GoldBar in Manhattan. Hosted by iconic American lifestyle brand Sam Edelman, the night served as an after-party for the Riders Masters Cup Draw Party in celebration of the annual Longines Masters of New York, the U.S. leg of the international equestrian show-jumping competition. The evening was a lavish affair, recalling the decadence of 1920s speakeasies, but with a modern twist. Guests including Georgina Bloomberg, Joey Wölffer, and others danced the night away to a live set by fashion model and DJ Pamela Tick, while donning coveted styles from the brand’s S/S ’19 collection. Meanwhile, influencers Madlena Kalinova and Ashley Haas were seen taking pictures for Instagram, and GoldBar’s glittering chandeliers and wall of edgy gold skulls provided an elegant setting for selfies. Mingling with the models were notable American equestrians—including Olympians McLain Ward and Lucy Davis—who were buzzing about the weekend’s upcoming competition against their European counterparts. The bartenders put on a show, juggling drink shakers while mixing craft cocktails. Other notable guests in attendance included EEM CEO and founder Christophe Ameeuw and equestrians Lillie Keenan and Olivier Philippaerts. FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsSamEdelman_APPROVED_r.indd 1
5/16/19 5:40 PM
Patrick Hazelwood Christophe Ameeuw Julian Callis and Cherby Laguerre
Ellie Wendland and Emily Dance
the party was held to celebrate the annual riders masters cup, a jumping competition pitting the u.s. against european teams.
Lauren Mahoney
Moriah Robbins
Eddie Roche
Giorgio Amoruso and Chloe Kaye Pieter Clemens, Olivier Philippaerts, and Darragh Kenny
Georgina Bloomberg
Joey Wรถlffer
Lauren Todaro, Taylor Finke, and Lauren Plante
Kyle Olson and Jack Morgan
Pamela Tick
Alex Hamer
Rowlanda Blue Stephanos
Georgina Bloomberg
Lucy Davis, Moriah Robbins, Lindsay Douglass, and friends FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMomentsSamEdelman_APPROVED_r.indd 2
5/16/19 5:40 PM
chicMoments Caroline D’Amore
Ali Flores and Valentina
NameTK
Jenah Yamamoto
three’s
company
Bella Geminder
Who knew West Hollywood loved a third anniversary so much? The town came out in droves to celebrate three years of the beloved restaurant Norah. The über chic dinner spot helmed by restaurateur Rohan Talwar welcomed models, influencers, and many of its customers for delicious cuisine, cocktails, champagne, and a live musical performance by actor Bryan Greenberg (of How to Make It in America and The Mindy Project fame).
Ireland Baldwin and Caroline D’Amore
Rohan Talwar
Jeff Thomas
PHOTOGRAPHY BY MATTHEW TY & MIKE TRAN
Mariah Strongin
Charlie Matthews and Lucas Bloms
Bryan Greenberg and Jamie Chung NameTK Emily Men
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMoments_Norah_APPROVED_r.indd 1
5/16/19 2:08 PM
THE PICTURE-PERFECT M O D E L O F R E F R E S H M E N T.
@1664USA
Fo r a g e s 21 + o n l y. P l e a s e d r i n k re s p o n s i b l y.
O u r t i m e l e s s Fre n c h b e e r i s s e a rc h i n g f o r t h e per fect hands to hold it.
1664_Mechanicals.indd 1
5/14/19 6:30 PM
SingleTemplate.indd 3
5/15/19 7:57 AM
RAMY BROOK printed Kate jeans; Cami’s own t-shirt and CONVERSE Chuck Taylor All Star High Tops
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_CoverStoryCamiMorrone_APPROVED.indd 1
5/16/19 5:15 PM
SOUL With a buzzy movie premiering at Cannes this month, actress Camila Morrone is on top of the world and riding high as a fashion darling. The Daily Summer recently caught up with the 21-year-old to get the scoop on her new film and who she’s dying to work with. Meet Cami!
interview BY eddie roche makeup by raul otero for maybelline new york hair by timothy aYLward PRODUCED BY MARCOS FECCHINO Retouching by @justinefoord and @lamascarastudio
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_CoverStoryCamiMorrone_APPROVED.indd 2
5/16/19 5:15 PM
Cami’s own tank
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_CoverStoryCamiMorrone_APPROVED.indd 3
5/16/19 5:15 PM
Camila Morrone photographY by sebastian faena You and [photographer] Sebastian Faena have worked together a lot. How do you explain your chemistry? There aren’t a lot of Argentinians in this business, so there’s an instant connectivity between us. We’re able to make something that we want to make because we’re able to be sincere with each other. We cut the bulls**t, which I like. What was the day on set like? It was pouring rain and freezing, but we found a cool location at a skate park under a bridge. Did you get into any kind of character? I’m always in a character, a little bit, during a photo shoot. Sebastian wanted me to channel my masculinity
and be a little more badass and grunge in terms of my attitude. You’re starring in the latest Ramy Brook campaign. How did that come together? Sebastian sent me a message, explaining that he knew an awesome woman that he wanted me to meet. He said I would fall in love with her. He wanted me to meet them for a drink, and we ended up having a two-anda-half hour lunch. We bonded instantly. Ramy [Brook Sharp] is really easy to like! You’re going to the Cannes Film Festival with your new movie, Mickey and the Bear. I went two years ago, but not as part of the festival. I only attended one movie screening, and I was in
shock. As an actress, it’s kind of the dream to get into a festival like that. My film is in a tiny part of the festival—it’s not the main event, but it’s cool to be a part of it. I wanted to get in any way we could. I’m such a fan of the festival and the South of France. I’ll soak it in! Will you be bringing trunks of clothes? Hopefully, my stylist [Micah Schifman] will bring them! I don’t do well with that stuff—I just lost my Met Gala dress! It was in my suitcase, which I checked on the flight, and my luggage was lost. I won’t be making that mistake again. What’s your relationship like with him? We are very good co-workers! I am super honest FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_CoverStoryCamiMorrone_APPROVED.indd 4
5/16/19 5:15 PM
“
Style is very specific. It’s not fun to be uncomfortable, and it’s important to feel classy, attractive, elegant.”
IT GIRL Morrone was The Daily’s Emerging Talent at the 2018 Fashion Los Angeles Awards.
in school. My grandparents, cousins, aunts, and uncles live there, so it’s a big part of my life and culture. I grew up speaking Spanish in my house. My parents, to this day, barely speak English. Do you see your parents often? I see my mom every day. My dad lives three hours away on a farm, but I try to talk to both of them 15 times a day on average. If my mom doesn’t answer, I call my dad!
g e t t y i m a g e s ( 2 ) ; a l l ot h e r s co u rt e sy
and expressive with him, and he’s super honest and expressive with me. Style is very specific. It’s not fun to be uncomfortable, and it’s important to me to feel classy, attractive, elegant. I won’t wear something that someone else tells me to wear. What’s the scoop on the film? It’s a drama about a 17-year-old girl named Mickey and her father, Hank, who is also known as The Bear. They are quite poor, and living in the small town of Anaconda, Montana. The movie follows him as he comes back from the war and he has an opioid addiction. My character’s mother passed away from cancer, so she is the sole caretaker. My character’s father is her best friend but also kind of emotionally abusive. So Mickey is trying to escape and figure out her destiny. It’s quite sad; it tells a beautiful story about what happens when veterans come back from war. Who directed it? Annabelle Attanasio, a first-time female film director. She’s 26, graduated from NYU, wrote the script, and got it financed. I’m really proud of the film. Do you still go to auditions? I spend my life auditioning! I would love to be offered roles, but I’m not quite there yet. Soon! Do you get nervous? Every time I walk into an audition room, my stomach is in knots. I’ll always have that kick of adrenaline, which in a weird way makes me better, because I use that to my advantage. Who would you like to work with? If Martin Scorsese offered me a part in something, I think I would die. I would love to work with Quentin Tarantino, Darren Aronofsky, Emily Blunt, Kate Winslet, and anyone on Game of Thrones at this moment. Have you been obsessed with GOT? I’ve watched every episode. How closely do you follow your IG account? I’m not consistent with my posting. I might go three weeks without sharing, and then post three things in one day. I look crazy! Unfortunately, I’m on my Instagram every day scrolling through my feed. Most of us are guilty of this. It’s definitely not my most admirable habit. I don’t really read the comments—they usually end up hurting my feelings, so I just try and avoid that. How do you typically spend your summer? My birthday is June 16th, so that’s at the start of summer. I usually stay in town and continue to work until mid-July, and then things tend to slow down in our industry, so I try to travel. I try to go somewhere new every year! This summer, I’m going to be in Europe, because it’s so easy to hop over to new places. I’ve never been to Tuscany, Amsterdam, Prague, Germany, Iceland, or Spain. I still have quite a lot of territory to cover! How often do you get to Argentina? I was just there for the first time in three years. I used to be really good about going twice a year when I was FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_CoverStoryCamiMorrone_APPROVED.indd 5
5/16/19 5:15 PM
C H I C
A N D
U N I Q U E
40 Wireless Road is a newly constructed one-of-a-kind East Hampton masterpiece spanning approx. 7,300sf, 6-BR, 7-BA. Web# H112966. Offered at $5,495,000.
YORGOS TSIBIRIDIS Lic. Assoc. R.E. Broker Office: 631.267.7372 Mobile: 646.270.4544 yorgos.tsibiridis@elliman.com
elliman.com/hamptons
2488 MAIN ST, P.O. BOX 1251, BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY 11932. 631.537.5900 | © 2019 DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE. ALL MATERIAL PRESENTED HEREIN IS INTENDED FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. WHILE, THIS INFORMATION IS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT, IT IS REPRESENTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGES OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL PROPERTY INFORMATION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO SQUARE FOOTAGE, ROOM COUNT, NUMBER OF BEDROOMS AND THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IN PROPERTY LISTINGS SHOULD BE VERIFIED BY YOUR OWN ATTORNEY, ARCHITECT OR ZONING EXPERT. IF YOUR PROPERTY IS CURRENTLY LISTED WITH ANOTHER REAL ESTATE BROKER, PLEASE DISREGARD THIS OFFER. IT IS NOT OUR INTENTION TO SOLICIT THE OFFERINGS OF OTHER REAL ESTATE BROKERS. WE COOPERATE WITH THEM FULLY. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY.
SingleTemplate.indd 3
5/10/19 5:06 PM
SLUGTKScoop shoot Subslug
bronze & contour
Bring on the heat! This bronzer also has serious contouring power, which ensures that your glow has extra impact. The powder is infused with whipped cocoa butter to create a velvety matte finish. BEAUTY MUST: MAYBELLINE NEW YORK City Bronzer & Contour Powder, $9.99, maybelline.com
Cami Morrone in RAMY BROOK Soli top
scalp survival brows WITH IMPACT
When pursuing super smooth locks, dandruff is the ultimate enemy. Ensure that your scalp remains hydrated by applying this luxurious concoction of fruit and flower extracts and salicylic acid.
healthy tresses
This lightweight, leave-in treatment and styler will ensure that your coif maintains its healthy shine. Did we mention that the organic rose water and apricot kernel oil also smell divine? BEAUTY MUST: JOHN MASTERS ORGANICS Hair Milk, $29, johnmasters.com
BEAUTY MUST: ORIBE Serene Scalp Anti-Dandruff Shampoo, $46, oribe.com
In just three steps—outline, fill, and blend—you can achieve arches with maximum drama. The dualended applicator’s angled sculpting brush and spoolie let you custom blend and define your look. BEAUTY MUST: MAYBELLINE NEW YORK TattooStudio Brow Pomade Long Lasting, Buildable Eyebrow Makeup in Deep Brown, $9.99, maybelline.com
pucker up BEAUTY MUST: MAYBELLINE NEW YORK Made for All Lipstick in Mauve for Me, $7.49, maybelline.com
smooth move It’s hard to avoid flyaways in the hot and humid summer season. Get frizz under control plus smoother blowouts with this argan oil full of natural antioxidants.
GUTTER CREDITS tk
Highlight glowing skin with a subtle shade of mauve lipstick. This one is filled with honey nectar to create a smooth, lush finish.
p h o t o g r a p h y b y s e b a s t i a n fa e n a ( 1 ) ; a l l o t h e r s c o u r t e s y
get the look
BEAUTY MUST: MOROCCANOIL Blow Dry Concentrate, $28, moroccanoil.com FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_CoverStoryGetTheLook_APPROVED.indd 1
5/16/19 4:20 PM
Elizabeth B. Bowden "When Privacy is Paramount and Luxury is Never Compromised" Licensed Real Estate Salesperson 20 Main Street, Southampton, NY ebowden@nesteekers.com 484.653.8504
SingleTemplate.indd 3
5/3/19 2:04 PM
SUCCESS Story
ramy
power Her wear-everywhere styles are partout on the East End. But how well do you really know Ramy Brook designer Ramy Brook Sharp?
I wanted to pick a color that didn’t mean it was only a women’s[wear] company or only a men’s[wear] company. Orange can be a color for any gender, and I always loved the Hermès shade—it’s so sophisticated. Orange represents something bright and happy. When you walk into a place that’s a bright, happy color, it gets you in the right mood. You manage to have quite a few snacks on hand. I’m a big fan of Gummy bears—they’re my favorite snack. I don’t know if you’ve been to Economy Candy [in Manhattan], but you can buy everything by color.
I also like Starburst. I really like the pink ones the best, but I get orange for the company. Sounds like you have a sweet tooth! I love candy, unfortunately. I [also] like Swedish Fish and Mike & Ike—everything chewy. We recently saw you on stage at Bloomingdale’s discussing female empowerment. Why is that topic important to you? It’s really important that women have respect for other women in the industry. It empowers them to do something great—and that can mean so many different
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_CoverStoryRamyBrook_APPROVED.indd 1
5/16/19 4:18 PM
p h o t o g r a p h y b y c a r ly t u m e n ( 2 )
Sebastian Faena and Camila Morrone are familiar faces to your brand by now. I love working with both of them. Sebastian and Cami have been doing our campaigns for more than a year. He gets my vision, and I understand his vision. He’s so artistic, and I let him do his thing. He and Cami have a wonderful relationship. Your studio in New York is painted orange. Why does the color speak to you? When I started the company, I was in my bedroom, playing with different names, logos, colors, and fonts.
p h o t o g r a p h y b y s e b a s t i a n fa e n a ( 1 )
BY Aria Darcella
PICTURE THIS Sharp on set with Sebastian Faena.
p h o t o g r a p h y b y c a r ly t u m e n ( 2 )
p h o t o g r a p h y b y s e b a s t i a n fa e n a ( 1 )
“ things. It doesn’t necessarily have to be in the business world. When you see other women thriving and being successful, happy, and multitasking, it’s inspirational. That’s basically how I grew up in life, and it’s important now to pay it forward and help out in any way I can. Do you get nervous when you’re on stage? In the beginning, when I used to do stuff like that, I was definitely nervous. But [at the Bloomingdale’s event], I wasn’t. I was surrounded by a lot of friends and interesting women, and many of them brought their daughters. Even my parents were there! What was some of the feedback that you got after the panel? Everyone thought it was interesting; my friends and family were proud. What are your sisters like? My older sister always beat her own drum. She was really interesting. She was into vintage shopping before it was even a thing, and she always loved going through my mother and grandmother’s jewelry. On top of being smart—she’s a psychologist—she’s written two books and done stuff on TV. She’s always been hugely motivated, and so that was an influence for me. She also included me in everything she did, which was nice, because we were three grades apart. When she was a senior, I was a freshman and you don’t always want to bring your little sister out with you. But she didn’t mind. We grew up in New Jersey, but she always came into the city, so I felt safe coming in with her. What about your younger sister? We’re closer in age, and we became the best of friends when I left for college. We did everything together. She’s really supportive. My first trunk show ever was at her house in New Jersey. She’s very
it’s really important that women have respect for other women.… it empowers them to do something great—and that can mean so many different things.” stylish, too, so when she gets dressed and her friends see her, they love what she’s wearing, and that helps promote Ramy Brook. How did you spend Memorial Day as a kid? I grew up in a small town called Chatham, and everything was focused around it. We grew up with a parade and block parties. I played a lot of tennis growing up; I was also on the swim and diving team. We never traveled anywhere, but we were always surrounded by family and friends. What do you plan on doing with your kids this Memorial Day weekend? We go to the Hamptons every year. My oldest son will be back from college, so we really get to enjoy our family time out there. My husband loves to cook, so a lot of our weekends are about eating and cooking. We play golf, too. It’s mellow. Nothing is planned to the T. I have an open-door policy with the kids and their friends, so if they want to have people over, we welcome it. When you have guests who are new to the Hamptons, where do you take them? We love going to The Palm East Hampton—good food, good vibe. We also go shopping in Southampton,
because there are so many stores there. The boutiques in East Hampton are fun, too, but Southampton has so many different types of stores. I always like to throw in an exercise class, too—either SoulCycle or Tracy Anderson. What can we expect from your upcoming collections? Art and travel always inspire me. It may be just through a walk in a museum or something I see in the street. But living in New York, there’s so much to inspire me. Spring represents a time where the sun is shining, the weather is nice, and you can show a little more skin. We’re going to design pieces that let women go out and take them from day to night. Are there any specific styles that you’re going to be introducing? We’re breaking into more of the cut-and-sew category, and we’ll also be showing some sweaters. We’ve been dipping our toe in that for the past couple seasons, but going forward, you’ll see a lot more of it. We’ll also have more casual pieces that go with the denim. Any other expansion plans? We are close to opening up a new store. It’s not official—I don’t want to jinx myself—but hopefully, it will happen soon. FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_CoverStoryRamyBrook_APPROVED.indd 2
5/16/19 4:18 PM
chicMusts
JACQUEMUS SPRING ’19
f i r st v i e w ( 2 ) ; u n s p l a s h ( 1 ) ; a l l ot h e r s co u rt e sy
DOLCE & GABBANA SPRING ’19
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMustsRaffia_APPROVED_r.indd 1
5/16/19 4:59 PM
DOLCE & GABBANA Sicily medium leather-trimmed raffia tote, $2,345, modaoperandi.com
ESTEBAN CORTAZAR embellished silkgauze and raffia mini dress, $6,488, net-a-porter.com
AQUAZZURA + Le Ninè Riviera mini tasseled embellished raffia and canvas tote, $795, net-a-porter.com
RADICAL RAFFIA
TL-180 Panier Saigon leather-trimmed woven raffia shoulder bag, $495, net-a-porter.com
LOEWE Bunny bag charm, $380, selfridges.com
This is not your mother’s straw bag—these funky, colorful accessories add summery punch to everything in your closet.
LOEWE + Paula’s Ibiza Hammock raffia shoulder bag, $2,350, loewe.com
f i r st v i e w ( 2 ) ; u n s p l a s h ( 1 ) ; a l l ot h e r s co u rt e sy
EUGENIA KIM Lettie grosgraintrimmed faux raffia hat, $325, eugeniakim.com
MALONE SOULIERS Mannie 100 cord-trimmed raffia pumps, $595, net-a-porter.com SOPHIE ANDERSON Mia leathertrimmed raffia belt bag, $385, barneys.com
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMustsRaffia_APPROVED_r.indd 2
5/16/19 4:59 PM
chicMusts
LOUIS VUITTON
f i r st v i e w ( 2 ) ; u n s p l a s h ( 1 ) ; a l l ot h e r s co u rt e sy
PACO RABANNE
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMustsFlorals_APPROVED_r.indd 1
5/16/19 2:21 PM
NICOLE MILLER Ditzy Stems cami dress, $320, nicolemiller.com
TORY BURCH Adelia ruffled floral-print crepe-de-chine wrap dress, $565, toryburch.com
ALEXANDER McQUEEN Jewelled Satchel embellished floral-print leather shoulder bag, $2,190, bergdorfgoodman.com
FLOWER POWER
These fresh frocks and blooming bags will beautify our late-arriving spring and carry you straight into summer.
BORGO DE NOR Anna floral-print silk Georgette maxi dress, $1,795, saksfifthavenue.com
EMILIA WICKSTEAD floral-print Swissdot cotton-blend seersucker mini dress, $1,440, net-a-porter.com
f i r st v i e w ( 2 ) ; u n s p l a s h ( 1 ) ; a l l ot h e r s co u rt e sy
SHOSHANNA Vonne dress, $398, shoshanna.com
BALENCIAGA pleated printed satin-twill dress, $2,490, 24sevres.com
GUCCI + Globe-Trotter leather-trimmed floral-print fiberboard suitcase, $3,100, net-a-porter.com
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMustsFlorals_APPROVED_r.indd 2
5/16/19 2:21 PM
chicMusts
CHANEL
f i r st v i e w ( 2 ) ; u n s p l a s h ( 1 ) ; a l l ot h e r s co u rt e sy
CHLOÉ
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMustsWhite_APPROVED_r.indd 1
5/16/19 2:23 PM
CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN Marie Jane small appliquéd leather tote, $2,150, net-a-porter.com
ISABEL MARANT Galia latticetrimmed linen mini dress, $1,210, saks.com
LOEWE + Paula’s Ibiza cold-shoulder striped linenblend gown, $1,550, net-a-porter.com
CLEAN SLATE
YUZEFI Delila mini textured-leather shoulder bag, $550, net-a-porter.com
Freshen up your summer style with these easy, breezy statement looks. BY aSHLEY BAKER
SARA BATTAGLIA tie-detailed poplin midi dress, $1,470, net-a-porter.com
f i r st v i e w ( 2 ) ; u n s p l a s h ( 1 ) ; a l l ot h e r s co u rt e sy
PRADA leather platform brogues, $790, net-a-porter.com
MARNI Monile small leather shoulder bag, $1,990, marni.com
CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN Provisore 65 patentleather pumps, $795, christianlouboutin.com FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicMustsWhite_APPROVED_r.indd 2
5/16/19 2:23 PM
FASHIONFocus IT TAKES TWO Designers Purna Khatau and Phoebe Vickers
rhode
trip
The perfect Hamptons dress always seemed so elusive—until Rhode Resort stormed the scene with well-priced, high-style minis, midis, and maxis that are equally at home at Ditch Witch and Southampton Bath & Tennis. Meet designers Purna Khatau and Phoebe Vickers! BY ASHLEY BAKER
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_RhodeResort_APPROVED_r.indd 1
5/16/19 5:46 PM
a l l i m a ges c o urtes y
GUTTER CREDITS tk
Rhode Resort’s Spring ’19 collection
ELLA dress, $395
PIA dress, $425
MARNI dress, $395
NALA dress, $355
REESE shorts, $195
REESE shorts, $175 All available at shoprhode.com
“
a l l i m a ges c o urtes y
GUTTER CREDITS tk
[Inspiration] could be a persian rug, a trip to kenya, or something as simple as the flowers in my backyard.”
First and foremost, how did you two meet? Phoebe Vickers: Purna and I were paired as roommates freshman year in college. While we never planned to start a brand at the time, there was definitely a shared lament over our tiny closet space. Perhaps that was a hint toward our future. What are your professional backgrounds? Purna Khatau: I was a women’s buyer at Harvey Nichols. Vickers: I worked in advertising and as a travel and fashion photographer. What inspired you to start a brand? Khatau: We both fundamentally felt that there was a gap in the market for the kind of clothes we
wanted to wear on vacation—day dresses that could easily transition to evening that were timeless and sophisticated but grounded in a playful holiday spirit. What started as such has now evolved into being a year-round brand, while the core of the brand DNA retains that spirit of adventure and fun. Where did the Rhode Resort name come from? Vickers: When we started, the collection was really grounded in true resortwear. In Greek mythology, Rhode was a sea nymph who was also known as the goddess of the island Rhodes, so it made sense to us to name the brand Rhode. We also both honestly love the name Rhode, from a phonetic and a graphic design perspective, too. Where do you source your prints? Khatau: We develop all our prints in-house with inspiration drawn from all over the place. To be totally honest, they really depend on my mood and what I am feeling at that moment in time—it could be a Persian rug, a trip to Kenya, or something as simple as the flowers in my backyard. How many products are currently in the line? Khatau: We have around 30 styles per season and
are now showing five collections a year. Where can we find Rhode in the Hamptons? Vickers: Kirna Zabête, Intermix, and Cabana. Who are your biggest and best supporters? Vickers: Our totally loyal customers who continue to shop with us and are always sharing their moments on social media, whether by tagging the brand or using our hashtag, #OnTheRHODE. As far as our more visible customers, we have been extremely lucky to have the support of so many talented fashion editors and celebrities from the very start, such as Laura Brown, Tracee Ellis Ross, Busy Philipps, and Beyoncé. How do you hope to grow the brand in the future? Khatau: We see the brand really evolving into a true lifestyle brand. At the moment, we’re working on expanding into shoes and bags, which we are excited about. Stay tuned! What are your favorite spots to visit when you come out East? Vickers: Our first stop will be the Fairview farmstand— they have the best cheese! I also love Sagg Main Beach for a morning swim, followed by lunch at the bar at Estia’s Little Kitchen. FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_RhodeResort_APPROVED_r.indd 2
5/16/19 5:47 PM
bookClub
The
Great Outdoors a l l i m ag e s co u rt e sy
Frederico Azevedo is the man behind some of the most spectacular landscapes in the Hamptons. Now, he’s revealing his secrets in the new book, Bloom: The Luminous Gardens of Frederico Azevedo. The Brazilian-born founder of Unlimited Earth Care discusses it all with The Daily Summer! BY EDDIE ROCHE
Bloom: The Luminous Gardens of Frederico Azevedo will be available in June. FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_UnlimitedEarthcare_APPROVED.indd 1
5/16/19 4:57 PM
With whom did you collaborate on the book? Camille Coy wrote the book with me, and it was great because I’ve known her forever. She’s a good friend of my son. She grew up in my house and my garden, so she knows my career. It was so easy to write with her, because she would remember things that I didn’t. I would start to say something and she would remember what I was talking about. She’s an impeccable writer. I published the book with Pointed Leaf Press’ Suzanne Slesin, whom I met at a designer dinner in Paris, in 2014. She said she had a publishing house, and we should do a book together. I knew her work because she was a writer for The New York Times, and I would always read her stories in the Style section. It had to be with her, because she was the first one to propose the idea to me and I really admire her work. The book is really inspiring… The whole idea is to make people excited about landscaping, color, and sustainability. We want people who already love gardens to imagine more color, more textures, and more variety. You mention in the book that Mad Magazine and the movie Chicken Run are two of your creative influences. It’s more the spirit of the magazine—it’s about making things simple. In landscaping, we can encounter challenging situations, because the spaces are multiple levels or not that big. The illustrations in Mad Magazine make all the facts of life look so simple. You write about the benefits of the color green. We can see something like 33 different shades of green—you can see each tone differently. Even in a vast area of grass, you can see different little patches with different colors. What’s your favorite color? [Laughs] Green! I had a feeling you were going to say that! How do you feel about flowers? They are the light of the landscaping. Flowers bring luminosity to the landscaping. They smile at you! Color in the landscape is the most beautiful thing.
“ a l l i m ag e s co u rt e sy
the whole idea is to make people excited about landscaping, color, and sustainability. we want people who already LOve gardens to imagine more color, more textures, and more variety.”
What’s the premise of the book? I didn’t want to do a typical design book that showed one project after another. I wanted to make a book about the way that I see a project. I go to a job site, look at the vistas, and think about how we can contour the eye as it’s looking to the landscaping. Then I return to my office with the concept design. I wanted the reader to have an idea of the steps that I have in my vision to implement a landscaping project.
How is the book broken down into different chapters? We broke down the book by what I see and envision in each project. In the introduction, we explain where I’m from and go over ideas on design. My house shows how personal my design is, and then we go on to show everything from vistas to blooms to borders to stone to water. The landscapes in the book span throughout the 26 years I’ve been in the Hamptons doing landscaping, and I took most of the photographs.
What’s your own backyard like? My property was carved through the years, and it has changed. I designed the pool to be offset to all the rooms in the house, so when you look out, you see the vista of landscape and the pool doesn’t interrupt the view. In the winter months, when the pool is covered, you see the vista without seeing the pool. The front has many different tones of green, and in back, we have a rose garden all in pink, and a perennial garden with multiple colors. I have a lot of evergreens to keep the house warm, too. Sounds beautiful. I love it. We even had a tour group from England come to visit my garden. It was great. What’s hot this summer in the world of landscaping? Technology is really helping. We even have irrigation systems that you can control by your phone, which prevents wastage. What’s new at Unlimited Earth Care? Every year, we work with new and upcoming designers from South America and Europe. We bring their designs for the outdoors, such as sculptures and birdhouses. We’re always searching for upcoming artists. What do you think makes a good garden? Love. You’ve got to love it to make it good. I try to do that with my design. I like to inspire people! FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_UnlimitedEarthcare_APPROVED.indd 2
5/16/19 4:57 PM
rainbowConnection
Loud and Proud
In honor of WorldPride and the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, which kicked off the modern gay-rights movement, DKNY is partnering with the Hetrick-Martin Institute (HMI), America’s oldest and largest LGBT youth services organization. The Daily Summer talked to DonChristian Jones, a teaching artist in HMI’s Music Masters program, to find out more about the organization and the essential work they do.
CHORUS LINE DonChristian Jones ( far left) with students from HMI’s Music Masters programs.
p h o t o g r a p h y by j e n n a g a n g ( 3 ) ; m at t h e w K r i s ta l l ( 1 ) ; a l l o t h e r s c o u r t e sy
Sunglasses, $99 Fanny packs, $58 each
Fanny pack, $98
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_DKNYPride_APPROVED.indd 1
5/16/19 5:07 PM
p h o t o g r a p h y by j e n n a g a n g ( 3 ) ; m at t h e w K r i s ta l l ( 1 ) ; a l l o t h e r s c o u r t e sy
HMI is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. Why is the work you do still so important? While LGBT rights and protections have come a long way since HMI was founded, there are still so many young people who vitally need the services we offer. Whether it’s a hot meal, a shower, and counseling from a mental health professional, or just a fun place to hang out, meet friends, and work on your art, the services we offer make a profound difference in the lives of underserved LGBT young people. What is the Music Masters program? Music Masters was founded around the overwhelming youth-led desire to practice, perform, and produce through music. In all the youth spaces I’ve traversed over the years, music has always been the most evident and efficient means of engagement. What is your role within the Music Masters program at HMI? As a facilitator, I provide the space for young people to engage with music, whether that be through performance, songwriting, production, or critical music theory. We practice, cypher, make beats, record. For me, it’s imperative that the space be free from judgment, safe and brave, as participants allow for their own creative processes. There’s no wrong way to make music, so it’s simply a matter of helping them find their own voice. Tell us about your partnership with DKNY. HMI began working with DKNY in fall 2018. The idea of doing a Pride campaign for June 2019 was introduced, with the concept and creative being led by HMI’s young people. Throughout the fall and winter, DKNY and HMI worked to outline the partnership, and developed a campaign that was truly representative of HMI’s LGBT young people and its mission, as well as DKNY’s brand and audience. DKNY and its staff have been and continue to be engaging and active in volunteer opportunities, donating goods to HMI’s pantry program and attending events and fund-raisers. DKNY’s parent company, G-III, has been a longtime supporter of HMI and has been involved with the organization since 2006. What’s the best way for people to get involved in the work HMI is doing? There are many ways that people can get involved with HMI! There are volunteer opportunities for both individuals or corporate/community groups—from mock interviews, to tutoring, to serving dinner to our young people. There are also a number of youth programs, workshops, panels, and activities that happen throughout the year for holidays, awareness days, etc. Individuals and groups can also lead fundraising campaigns on social media, initiate a volunteer match grant at work, if applicable, or donate goods to HMI’s pantry program. WorldPride is taking place in New York City for the first time this year to mark the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising and the beginning of the modern gay-rights movement. What does “gay pride” mean in 2019? WorldPride is hugely significant to us and our broader community, as it is emblematic of New York’s role in the movement and its history. The modern-day movement, I believe, has shifted in scope from one of “gay rights and liberation” to one of reverence for the intersectional realities and pioneers of the movement. Why are Pride Month and the Pride parade important in 2019? Something we see all the time with our youth is that
Hoodie, $59
Hoodie, $59
T-shirt, $39
Bag, $78
Bag, $98 All available at dkny.com
“
being able to walk down the street as your true and authentic self…can really make you feel like part of a community.”
Watches, $95 each
Everybody Scream! representation matters. Seeing stories that mirror yours, seeing people who look or identify like you, can be a life-changing experience. And being able to walk down the street as your true and authentic self, in a world that often tries to put you down and dim that light, to be able to walk proudly in front of millions of people who are cheering for you, can really make you feel like part of a community. Like you are seen. What sort of special programming does HMI have planned to celebrate Pride and the 50th anniversary of Stonewall? Youth Pride Fest, we march and table at every borough Pride; we throw our School’s Out fund-raiser, as well as month-long special programming on-site. And, of course, we’ll have a float in the Pride parade. Come out and cheer on our young people! What do the next 40 years look like for HMI? The foundation of HMI’s strategic direction is to package, evaluate, and disseminate our best practice for LGBT youth services. The ultimate objective is to change the national landscape of youth services to be safe, inclusive, and affirming for LGBT youth.
To celebrate WorldPride and the launch of its Pride capsule collection, DKNY is partnering with Big Gay Ice Cream to create a custom, co-branded ice cream sandwich. The sweet treat will be sold for two weeks during Pride Month at all of Big Gay Ice Cream’s New York City locations, with a portion of the proceeds going to the Hetrick-Martin Institute.
All Aboard the Party Bus! DKNY has big plans for the WorldPride March on Sunday, June 30! They’ve secured a double-decker bus to pick up and drop off passengers along the parade route. The bus will be wrapped in a repeating rainbow DKNY logo with a DJ booth on the top level and a street team to hand out Big Gay Ice Cream and pridethemed temporary tattoos and bandanas to riders and passing pedestrians.
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_DKNYPride_APPROVED.indd 2
5/16/19 5:08 PM
hauteProperty
The maidstone’s
Glorious Decade
a l l i m ag e s co u rt e sy
The Maidstone Hotel has been the jewel of East Hampton since 2008, when hotelier Jenny Baker and filmmaker Jonathan Baker began modernizing the 150-yearold property. To celebrate its 10th anniversary The Daily Summer spoke to the Bakers about what sets their hotel apart, and how the Maidstone—with its champagne bar, five-star restaurant, and celebrity fans—has become one of the chicest destinations in the Hamptons. BY Aria Darcella
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_Maidstone_APPROVED.indd 1
5/16/19 5:18 PM
a l l i m ag e s co u rt e sy
The building has such a history! What drew you to purchasing it 10 years ago? JONATHAN BAKER: At the end of 2008, Jenny wanted to buy a hotel in New York, and this property had come on the market. How did you envision the atmosphere? JENNY BAKER: I wanted it to feel like home. The restaurant used to be called The Living Room. Originally we called it c/o the Maidstone, which was the brand we had created for other hotels we had at the time. We made sure there was a dining menu that covered everything from early morning to late night. We had Xboxes in all the rooms, along with coffee and tea makers. We also purposely put in a lot of books; many of the rooms have fireplaces. What other homey details did you guys add? JENNY: We catered to kids and dogs. We taught the staff to treat them like clients—we taught them to get down on the kids’ level, which broke the ice. We purposely situated toys in places where they weren't obtrusive, and we allowed children to have their own experience. The same with dogs—right away, the staff brings them a water bowl. Jonathan and I are both dog owners and we have kids, but we still like to go to amazing places. You shouldn’t have to sacrifice all that just because you have kids. What other “firsts” have you had? JONATHAN: We put free bicycles out front! JENNY: Most of the hotels out here have taken after that now, which is great. But nobody had them at the time. How have you updated the hotel over the years? JONATHAN: We just changed the colors of the hotel to salamander green. And we’ve expanded the bar to double the size. We are a champagne bar that caters to the sexy thirtysomethings or late twenties. When you’re done partying and you want a place to hang out, we’re the only hotel in the East Hampton. We’ve had more celebrities stay here than at any place. Like who? JONATHAN: Bill and Hillary Clinton, Meryl Streep, James Franco, Katie Holmes, Stevie Nicks, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner, Will Smith.… We’re not presently associated with them, but we’ve been on and off with the Hamptons International Film Festival. We do a lot of premieres at The Maidstone in the summer. Last year, we did Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlansman. Robert Downey Jr., who lives nearby, uses our hotel as overflow for his own house. Tell us more about the art collection! JONATHAN: We rotate art in our common space. We’ve had Jacob Felländer, Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, Slim Aarons, and themes such as Studio 54. We usually bring the artist, creator, or the art gallery out to the Hamptons for a sit-down dinner. The Eric Firestone Gallery in East Hampton has curated a lot for us in the past. What will be on display this summer? JONATHAN: Right now, everything is from our personal collections. In the men’s bathroom, there’s a special little tribute to Hugh Hefner. I was good friends with him. I played cards with Hugh every Wednesday, and we saw movies together every Sunday for 30 years. There’s also a secret barn door, when you open it up, you’ll find Bunny Money [$100 bills with the Playboy bunny as Jefferson] inside. Did Hugh Hefner give any good advice when you opened The Maidstone? JONATHAN: Hefner gave me the sense of what a romantic notion is—how to tell a story and make it romantic. It’s important to put things around you that
ONE OF A KIND Art-covered walls and branded complimentary bikes make The Maidstone unique in East Hampton.
SCENT SECRETS Jonathan Baker’s aromatherapy collection is available at the hotel and is used in the lobby.
you really want to enjoy. The photo art and champagne bar are part of that for me. Tell us about your restaurant—are there any updates to the menu this season? JONATHAN: Our restaurant is five-star, slow cooking. It’s chef Ian Lichtenstein Lowell’s second year with us. We have two sets of menus—one being a seafood menu, with giant shrimps, crab claws, and crab legs—and our after-hours menu. We do two-pound lobsters with corn and minced jalapeños. This year, we’re doing table-side guacamole and cotton candy. Pink or blue cotton candy for girls and boys. We are also having a sundae tray. Everything is bought from local vendors, from the wine to the food. We try to be organic. We haven’t had water bottles or straws on the property for 10 years. We’ve been ahead of that curve for a long time. What other ways have you been making The Maidstone sustainable? JENNY: We purposely worked on portions. We didn’t want to overserve people and waste food. The same thing with napkins. We removed all the one-time articles so that the guests will have to ask for it as opposed to us overserving it. Recycling is a big deal, too. I also give away all that we can to charity and to people who need it. If guests don’t want us to change the towels every day, we don’t. And we put in charging stations for electric cars. We love people who choose cars that are better for the environment—they get the best parking spots! Have there been challenges to going eco-friendly? JENNY: Ten years [ago], it was hard. When we went with this eco-friendly laundry detergent the staff said, “The guests won’t want this. This won’t work.” We had to educate them that it was really important for all the landscape and cleaning materials to be eco-friendly. The other part was training the staff to gracefully exit
discussions, especially with removing the plastic bottles. We had some guests in the beginning who wanted Evian, and they couldn’t believe they couldn’t get it. We trained our staff that this is a policy we decided to adhere to, because it’s really important to decrease all the plastic waste in the world. It’s okay to want Evian, we just don’t serve it here. We have an amazing water filtration system. Now, our staff is empowered by it. Are you introducing any new amenities this summer? JONATHAN: The beach butler program! We put lunch and champagne in a picnic basket and then we drive you to the beach, and set up your chairs and umbrella. What are your goals for the next 10 years? How do you want to expand? JENNY: We know [the Hamptons is] amazing all-yearround, but we’d like for more people to discover that. We want to make it relevant all year long, with cultural happenings, interesting champagnes, wine tastings, and visiting chefs. FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_Maidstone_APPROVED.indd 2
5/16/19 5:18 PM
soulFood
party BY EDDIE ROCHE
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_DavidBurtka_APPROVED.indd 1
5/16/19 5:48 PM
a l l i m a ges c o urtes y
Award-winning chef and Hamptons legend David Burtka is sharing his love for entertaining in his first book, Life Is a Party. He dishes his expert advice to The Daily Summer!
GUTTER CREDITS tk
boy
a l l i m a ges c o urtes y
GUTTER CREDITS tk
The book is a fun read! Thanks! There’s a lot for everybody. It’s not just recipes—there are party tips, crafts, playlists, outfit ideas, beautiful pictures.… It’s really a seasonal entertaining guide with 106 recipes, 16 party themes, 300 party tips, and 250 photos. It’s a glimpse into the way Neil [Patrick Harris, Burtka’s husband] and I like to entertain. Nothing is fabricated. I threw every one of those parties [featured in the book]. I threw a party in the morning with the kids and a party in the afternoon with the adults. It was an all-day affair. I had my friend Danielle Levitt, an amazing editorial and modern-art photographer, be a fly on the wall. She just shot us as we went and partied our night away. How did you break it down into sections? I wanted to do a seasonal book. I shop at the farmer’s market, and I never would buy a tomato or strawberry in winter. I love to cook when the produce is at its finest. We all have an obligation as humans to support our local farmers, and support things that are coming out of the ground at the time they are coming up. I also wanted to celebrate the little days, and not take life for granted. It’s important to have fun in everything you do, and enjoy the time you are on this planet with your loved ones. Given all the things that are happening in this world, we all need to take a break, grab our loved ones, and have a laugh. It sounds cliché, but it’s true! What’s your favorite kind of party to throw? I like a group effort. I don’t like to wait on everyone hand and foot. I like it when the guests take initiative— shaking cocktails, playing DJ, coming early to put the table together. If it’s a group effort, people are more invested—and in turn, have more fun! You’re quite the expert in summer entertaining, in particular. The Summer SOULstice [chapter] is all about cooking for a large group or a charity. Why not cook to raise funds for your local animal shelter or retirement home? There are so many tips about how to pay it forward. To prep for Memorial Day weekend, read the Sunday Funday chapter. It covers the summer barbecue to a T. There are great recipes for grilled ribs with cola barbecue sauce and grilled potato and leek salad with salsa verde vinaigrette. What are some of your entertaining essentials? Always go the extra mile, whether it’s through flower arrangements, tablescapes, or take-home gifts. Those details make people feel special. Another great party tip: Once the party starts, don’t freak out! Have fun! Don’t stay in the kitchen the whole time worrying about the meal. If you need reinforcements, call people in! Any rules? For any meal with our kids, there’s a no cell phone policy. One of my biggest pet peeves is going out to dinner and seeing a family on their iPads and cell phones. Why are you even at the restaurant? You might as well be at home in front of the TV. I know places now, even bars that are checking cell phones at the door. There’s a fun game you can play where you all put your cell phones in the middle of the table and the first person to grab for their phone during the meal has to do the dishes. Did you always plan to do a book? No! I’ve been an actor my whole life. I’ve done Edward Albee plays, I worked for Sam Mendes on Broadway, and I used to dance. This has been a real eye-opener! I ended up cooking because my mom passed away
suddenly, and I couldn’t deal with the rejection of Los Angeles and acting. I thought about what else makes me happy—I love cooking and trying new recipes. I ended up going to culinary school, and from there, amazing things started falling from the sky. I Instagrammed a lot of what I made with my kids, people said I should do a book, and here we are! You and Neil spend a lot of time on the East End. Any favorite spots? I really love Serene Green. They’ve got some of the best produce in all of the Hamptons. LT Burger in Sag Harbor is fun. Le Bilboquet is really nice and right on the water. My kids love BuddhaBerry. The beauty of the Hamptons is that you get to go to farmer’s markets and cook your own meals and be with people. I always love cooking in. Switching gears—you were a producer of the Wigstock event last year. I went to the original Wigstock, and I said to Neil, “Drag is so big right now, and you don’t ever get to see these girls do what they want to do.” RuPaul has them in such a bubble of what she wants them to do, but you never really get to see what these girls are famous for. I called Lady Bunny, and said it was time to bring back Wigstock, and so that’s what we did. Drag is more relevant than ever. When we decided to put the festival together, we got together with HBO and hired Chris Moukarbel to direct and make a documentary about Wigstock and the relaunch of the festival. It’s a really fun film! Wig airs on HBO on Tuesday, June 18th. Are you going to do it again this year? Here’s hoping! It’s been a wild ride. Bunny wants to do it, but nothing has been announced yet. What are you looking forward to this summer? Neil and I have been asked to go to Tel Aviv for World Pride, so we’re going there for a bit. I’m going to be doing some stuff for Pride in New York, too. We’re going to hang out with our kids, check up on the construction of our Hamptons house, and do some traveling. And we’ll probably go with Elton [John] and David [Furnish] to Nice on our annual trip with the kids! FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_DavidBurtka_APPROVED.indd 2
5/16/19 5:48 PM
SHOPPING PROMOTION
chicSpree
scout blazer, $490
alex short, $295
jodie slip dress, $495
Klement shirt dress, $695
seaside romance kay camisole tank, $215
a l l i m ag e s co u rt e sy
BRIELLE blouse, $425
Your warm-weather wardrobe is available in this dreamy L’Agence collection. From casual tops and jeans to delicate dresses and camis, you’re ready for any summer soirée. All available at lagencefashion.com
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicSpreeLAgence_APPROVED_r.indd 1
5/16/19 2:40 PM
ryland side zip short, $230
gabriella camisole tank, $195
marija cardigan duster, $350
bell jeans, $255
a l l i m ag e s co u rt e sy
cameron shirt dress, $675
mari blouse, $420
jane camisole tank, $230
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicSpreeLAgence_APPROVED_r.indd 2
5/16/19 2:40 PM
chicSpree
SHOPPING PROMOTION GUESS Crochet skinny short, $79, guess.com GUESS Olissa crochet top, $69, guess.com
GUESS Shay top, $59, guess.com
GUESS Kitrafringe duster, $98, guess.com
GUESS summer ’19
GUESS She Rocks easy tee, $39, guess.com
GUESS Sascha romper, $98, guess.com
GUESS Riona lace dress, $128, guess.com
SUMMER
STAPLES
Don’t even think about hitting the East End without a well-curated wardrobe of warmweather essentials—like these versatile pieces from Guess and Marciano, for starters!
a l l i m ag e s co u rt e sy
GUESS Shay sidesplit palazzo pants, $89, guess.com
GUESS Sofia 1981 flare jeans, $98, guess.com
All available at guess.com and marciano.com
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicSpreeGuess_APPROVED_r.indd 1
5/16/19 2:42 PM
MARCIANO Baroque rock scuba dress, $178, marciano.com
MARCIANO Safra romper, $158, marciano.com
MARCIANO Axel EMB jacket, $248, marciano.com
GUESS SUMMER ’19
MARCIANO Sunset gown, $228, marciano.com
MARCIANO Incognito maxi dress, $198, marciano.com
MARCIANO Laia linen vest, $198, marciano.com
MARCIANO Shangri La stiletto pants, $198, marciano.com
MARCIANO Shangri La scarf top, $98, marciano.com
a l l i m ag e s co u rt e sy
MARCIANO Baroque rock top, $138, marciano.com
MARCIANO Shangri La short, $128, marciano.com
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_ChicSpreeGuess_APPROVED_r.indd 2
5/16/19 2:43 PM
partingGift
ultra
luxe
everett collection (1); courtesy (1)
vERSACE earrings, $375, versace.com
Take a trip down the Amalfi Coast with Italy’s moodiest goddess Monica Vitti. It might not be the ’60s, but shouldn’t it be?
FA S H I O N W E E K D A I LY. C O M
Summer1_Backpage_APPROVED.indd 1
5/16/19 2:11 PM
SingleTemplate.indd 2
4/23/19 10:56 AM
