DuJour Summer 2024

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STYLE

64 THE BEST OF THE PRE-FALL COLLECTIONS

Whether you’re craving color or volume, tailored clothing or short silhouettes, there’s something for everyone this summer

72 STYLE NEWS

New brands and collaborations to know about now

BEAUTY

74 A DAY IN THE LIFE: TYRON MACHHAUSEN

The Chanel makeup artist takes us through a jam-packed day in his shoes

76 BEAUTY NEWS

The most exciting launches in skincare, fragrance and makeup

78 SUMMER SKIN SCHOOL

We talked with Dr. Dendy Engelman to learn about the face and body treatments you need to invest in this summer

ON THE COVER

Dress, $1,980, TOM FORD, tomford.com Coat, similar styles available, COACH, coach.com . Sandals, $475, STUART WEITZMAN, stuartweitzman.com

Necklace in 18k rose gold with diamonds and mother of pearl, $82,000, rings in 18k gold with diamonds, $4,100–$9,050, BULGARI, bulgari.com

Photography by MICHAEL SCHWARTZ

Styling by SANDY ARMENI

LIFE

80 HOME ON THE RANGE

Interior designer Abby Hetherington designed an eclectic and charming residence on a working Montana cattle ranch

86 A ROSÉ REVOLUTION

Discover the story behind the award-winning rosé wines from Provence’s Château d’Esclans

87 THE CLUELESS CLOSET, REALIZED

Fashion industry veteran Kate Davidson

Hudson has launched new shopping app Vêtir to manage and grow your closet

88 CHALLENGE ACCEPTED

Best-selling author, life coach strategist, entrepreneur and global philanthropist Tony Robbins doubles down to help families facing food insecurity

89 POOL PARTY

Swiss artist Nicolas Party’s swimming pool mosaic is the latest addition to the site-specific art collection of Amalfi Coast hotel Le Sirenuse

90 PLUGGED IN

It’s hard to stay up-to-date in the foreverchanging tech space. From projectors to electric cars, we tested the latest inventions so you don’t have to.

CULTURE

92 HEY, JUDE

Jude Law dives into the role of Henry VIII in the buzzy summer film Firebrand

96 STANDING ROOM ONLY

Four great theater performances that beat the heat this summer

TRAVEL

100 SANTA FE SUBLIME

The American Southwest continues to enchant with its rich cultural history, stunning vistas and vibrant culinary scene

108 COME FLY AWAY

More women than ever are learning to love fly fishing. With nature, solitude, the promise of empowerment and even a little bit of luxury, what’s not to love?

110 HAWAII 2.0

Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is dominating in Hawaii

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FEATURES

116 ALL ABOUT EVA

Golden Globe–nominated Eva Longoria returns to television with the six-episode dual-language series Land of Women , premiering this summer on Apple TV+

128 SHINING STARS

Necklaces that combine extraordinary craftsmanship and ultra-rare stones

138 CANNES WE TALK?

DuJour documented the dazzling spectacle of the Croisette

150 AMALFI MAGIC

The Amalfi Coast, which combines a rugged coast and cliffside villages overlooking the sea, is the perfect setting for dreamy villas

Joe Alwyn in Cannes

CONTENTS / SUMMER 2024

CITIES

158 ASPEN

New dining options highlight local fare, Thai cuisine and an innovative whiskey bar

160 CHICAGO

A new skincare brand from a local plastic surgeon and an American contemporarymeets-Asian restaurant

161 DALLAS

New restaurants, luxe shopping and skincare mecca Knockout Beauty opens an outpost

164 HAMPTONS

Restaurants and hotels to check out this summer, plus new skin treatments

166 HOUSTON

Places to snack, drink and dine and the newest iteration of Etro’s signature Vela bag

167 LAS VEGAS

Haute donuts, haute bags and haute penthouses in Sin City

168 LOS ANGELES

Regent Santa Monica Beach opens, boutiques from Michael Kors Collection and Rimowa and Joanna Czech puts down roots

172 MIAMI

New stores from Ferragamo and Pomellato open; dining options from steak to sushi

174 NANTUCKET

Two new hotels and the Nantucket by Design festival celebrates the island’s rich history and vibrant design community

175 NEW YORK CITY

New restaurants, hotels, shops and beauty destinations to venture out to this summer

180 ORANGE COUNTY

Bulgari, Cartier, Jil Sander, Maison Margiela and Marni expand at South Coast Plaza

182 PALM BEACH

Summer may be hot, but there is plenty to eat, shop, see and do

184 SAN FRANCISCO

Where to dine, shop and stay in the city and wine country

186 BINNSHOTS/PARTIES

ARTIFACT

192 LEGEND OF THE FALL Cinderella’s glass slippers, Dorothy’s ruby slippers and Naomi Campbell’s Westwood platforms

Dishes at Maxwells Trading in Chicago

The Silver Sands Motel on the North Fork

The Cartier boutique at South Coast Plaza

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EDITOR

Natasha Wolff

CREATIVE DIRECTOR

Alexander Wolf

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Edward Espitia

Christina Ohly Evans

Alyssa Giacobbe

Marshall Heyman

Lauren Jade Hill

Jeremy Kinser

Naveen Kumar

Jennie Nunn

CONTRIBUTING

COPY EDITOR

Regan Hofmann

CONTRIBUTING

IMAGING SPECIALIST

Travis O’Brien

CEO/PUBLISHER

Jason Binn

DIRECTOR Tilly Pecker

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ASSISTANT CONTROLLER

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ED LETTER

We’re very excited to share our summer print issue starring actress, producer, director and entrepreneur Eva Longoria. This summer, the Golden Globe–nominated actress returns to television with the six-episode dual English and Spanish language series Land of Women on Apple TV+.

Also in the issue, we profile another wonderful actor: Jude Law, who stars as Henry VIII in this summer’s historical drama Firebrand opposite Alicia Vikander. Christina Ohly Evans wrote about the must-sees, stays, eats and dos in New Mexico, Alyssa Giacobbe headed out West to fly fish and Marshall Heyman took a Four Seasons hotel tour of Hawaii.

We celebrate lots of exciting retail news, like Chanel’s new Dallas flagship designed by frequent brand collaborator Peter Marino and sprawling new Bulgari and Cartier boutiques at South Coast Plaza. We also profile a bevy of on- and OffBroadway talents from the current theater season.

We are so fortunate to work with talented pros like Michael Schwartz, Jeffrey Westbrook, Douglas Friedman and Emilio Madrid on photo shoots that yielded stunning original visuals for our issue.

We hope you enjoy reading this issue as much as we did producing it.

Natasha Wolff

Editor

Instagram: @natashawolff

THINGS I’M LOVING FOR SUMMER

Dress, $350, LA LIGNE x MAREA CLOTHING, lalignenyc.com

Bag, $5,500, BOTTEGA VENETA , bottegaveneta.com

Flats, $275, LOEFFLER RANDALL , loefflerrandall.com

Bracelet in 18k gold, $9,975, ANITA KO, anitako.com

This issue of DuJour highlights the latest projects from actress, producer, director and entrepreneur Eva Longoria. For the last two decades, we’ve watched in awe of her acting, which spans comedy and drama, and we’re thrilled to be able to celebrate her on our summer print cover. We also profile Jude Law, star of the upcoming historical drama Firebrand

Whether you’re floating in your pool or enjoying some much-needed rest and relaxation abroad, this book is the ultimate source for the latest and greatest in entertainment, style, beauty, culture, design, travel and more. Discover the story behind the award-winning rosé wines from Provence’s Château d’Esclans; explore our picks for the best treatments to perfect your summer glow from top New York City dermatologist Dr. Dendy Engelman; go inside a new sprawling Montana ranch compound; and see the most extraordinary high and fine jewelry necklaces from brands like Chopard, Cartier and Tiffany & Co. Photographer Emilio Madrid attended the dazzling spectacle of the French Riviera’s Cannes Film Festival to shoot some of summer’s most exciting talent, including Kevin Costner, whose film Horizon: An American Saga comes out in theaters June 28.

No matter what you’re up to this season, DuJour will be there to serve as your lifestyle guide for all things fabulous. Wherever you are, enjoy the summer print issue with our compliments.

Jason Binn Founder and CEO Twitter/Instagram: @jasonbinn

Diane Kruger, in Balenciaga, and Sebastian Stan at the Kering Women in Motion Dinner in Cannes

Charlize Theron at the Dior fall runway show in Brooklyn

Steve Carell at the premiere of If in NYC Venus Williams in Prada at an event at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in L.A.

Cynthia Erivo at the Jimmy Choo summer eyewear launch event in L.A.

Donatella Versace and Channing Tatum at the Versace Icons event in L.A.

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Tiffany Haddish

AWARDS BAIT

Hollywood stepped out for the Academy Awards and surrounding events in L.A.

Kirsten Dunst

Chris Evans

Joey King in Balenciaga

Jon Hamm

Carey Mulligan in Balenciaga

John Mulaney

Mark Ronson and Grace Gummer

Jason Bateman and Amanda Anka

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Irina Shayk

Billie Eilish in Chanel

Steven Yeun

Jennifer Coolidge

Bad Bunny

Kim Kardashian in Balenciaga

Kylie Minogue

FRENCH KISS

Friends of Roger Vivier gathered for dinner at Casa Cipriani in NYC to celebrate the launch of Vivier Express

Macy Gray performing

Maye Musk and Katie Couric

Lilli Kay

Rainey Qualley

Beanie Feldstein

Tina Leung

Coco Rocha

Gherardo Felloni, Laura Dern and Isabella Rossellini

NATURAL SELECTION

This year’s Met Gala honored the Costume Institute’s Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion exhibition

Zendaya in Givenchy

Amanda Seyfried

Taylor Russell in Loewe Kaia Gerber

Riley Keough in Chanel

Ayo Edebiri in Loewe Brooklyn Beckham

Luca Guadagnino in Loewe

Serena Williams and Michelle Yeoh

Penélope Cruz in Chanel

Brie Larson

Naomi Watts

Ariana Grande in Loewe

Jeff Goldblum

Lauren Santo Domingo in Loewe

Cailee Spaeny

Gracie Abrams in Chanel

Michelle Williams in Chanel

Greta Lee in Loewe Matt Damon and Luciana Damon

Jack Harlow

Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin

Camila Morrone in Chanel

Sarah Paulson

Sofia Coppola in Chanel

COLLECTIONS

shopping guide

Whether you’re craving color or volume, tailored clothing or short silhouettes, there’s something for everyone this summer

BY NATASHA WOLFF

In a classic nod to the 1980s power trend, Dynasty-style shoulders are back

Bold shoulders

MAX MARA

MAX MARA

CAROLINA HERRERA

in 18k gold, $38,000, TIFFANY & CO., tiffany.com Bracelet in 18k gold with diamonds, $7,545, DOLCE & GABBANA , dolcegabbana.com

$995, GIANVITO ROSSI, gianvitorossi.com

Pumps, $881, BALMAIN, balmain.com Earrings in 14k gold, $4,150, FIE ISOLDE , fieisolde.com

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Slides, $250, LOEFFLER RANDALL , loefflerrandall.com

Woven straw hats, nautical braided accents and a whole lot of artisanal detailing make for unfussy textures

Visor, $890, Sandals, $895, GIANVITO ROSSI, gianvitorossi.com

Bag, $2,390, SAINT LAURENT, saintlaurent.com

LOEWE

Sandals, $550, 3.1 PHILLIP LIM, 31philliplim.com

Bag, $890, LOEWE , loewe.com

Bag, $2,995, DOLCE & GABBANA , dolcegabbana.com

Hat, $945, ROGER VIVIER , rogervivier.com

Bag, $1,650, JIMMY CHOO, jimmychoo.com

Espadrilles, $645, MANOLO BLAHNIK , manoloblahnik.com

Bag, $525, PROENZA SCHOULER WHITE LABEL , proenzaschouler.com

Slides, $990, GUCCI, gucci.com

DOLCE & GABBANA

VALENTINO

CAROLINA HERRERA

BOTTEGA VENETA

$450, GUCCI, gucci.com

balmain.com

larkspurandhawk.com

Slides,

mod minis

The 1960s are alive and well in the form of super short skirts

Tailor Made

Structured silhouettes get an update with smart tailoring

SPORTMAX

BALMAIN

GIVENCHY

BALENCIAGA

VALENTINO

Jeans, $395, SAME , samelosangeles.com

LABEL WE’RE LOVING

Same launches the perfect jean

Same is a swim and ready-towear line from founders Shea Marie and Ryan Horne. The Los Angeles–based brand famous for its fashionforward swimwear recently launched a denim collection. Its new Perfect Jean is exactly that, and celebrity fans of the brand, including Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber, are sure to agree. The singular style, made with Italian denim in Los Angeles, comes in five colorways: black, vintage light, vintage dark, classic blue and off-white. It is a straight leg, mid-rise style designed to lift the butt and elongate and slim the legs. Every detail has been considered, from signature tortoiseshell buttons to an absence of back label. samelosangeles.com

TEN FOR TEN

Sandals, $895, GIANVITO ROSSI, gianvitorossi.com

Italian accessories label Gianvito Rossi has created a limited-edition collection to celebrate the 10th anniversary of its signature Portofino sandal. Available in both 3.3- and 4.1-inch heel heights, the sandal has been reimagined in 10 new metallic-effect leathers inspired by the colors of the Italian Riviera. Originally designed in 2014 after Rossi spent a weekend in Portofino, the modern, minimal sandal still ranks among the brand’s bestsellers thanks to its modern proportions and minimalist lines. “The Portofino sandal embodies the essence of my vision: beauty in simplicity and quality, as well as in the attention to proportions,” says Rossi. “Its design is conceived to enhance a woman’s silhouette rather than prevail over her. After 10 years, our customers keep looking for it!” gianvitorossi.com

HOLE IN ONE

Diamond Golf sneakers, $795, JIMMY CHOO/MALBON, jimmychoo.com

The British label brings the joy of fashion to the golf course

After a recent successful collaboration with designer Jean Paul Gaultier, British fashion and accessories label Jimmy Choo is hitting it out of the park (or the green) with a collection designed in collaboration with Malbon Golf. Founded in 2017 by culture and golf enthusiasts Stephen and Erica Malbon, Malbon Golf is a lifestyle brand showcasing high-performance golf shoes and accessories. From the course to the clubhouse, the sporty-yetelevated Jimmy Choo/Malbon collection includes effortless slip-on mules crafted in JC monogrammed denim or embossed leather finished with embroidery and interlocked logos. The Diamond Golf trainers embrace a sleek build with smooth leather uppers, while textured diamond cleats incorporate an efficient base for successfully tallying scores. “I love to surprise people with our collaborations, unexpected pairings that underscore shared values and expertise,” says Jimmy Choo creative director Sandra Choi. “Malbon are the masters of fusing fashion with function in golf wear. Blended with Jimmy Choo’s inherent glamour, you get a collection that’s playfully glamorous.” A limited-edition golf bag, club head covers, shoe bags, towels, bucket hats and caps are also in the range. jimmychoo.com

Bomber jacket, $550, AGOLDE x SHOREDITCH SKI CLUB, agolde.com

Cool Collaboration

Two brands team up on an outerwear collection

Agolde and Shoreditch Ski Club are partnering on a collection of outerwear for fall. Founded in Los Angeles, Agolde epitomizes the city’s relaxed and progressive attitude, while the East London–based Shoreditch Ski Club has an edgy-yet-technical, cutting-edge skiwear vibe. “As soon as I met [Agolde creative director] Karen Phelps and her team and we started developing the collection together in the studio, it became apparent that our shared obsession for form, detail and materiality—rather than ornamentation—could result in a really exciting range of graphic silhouettes,” says Shoreditch Ski Club founder and creative director Wil Beedle. “Exploring outerwear through the perspective of such an iconic denim brand brought a refreshing ray of California sunshine and a whole new attitude to Shoreditch Ski Club.” The collection of versatile styles fuses Agolde’s denim expertise with Shoreditch Ski Club’s technical performance experience. “The beauty of the collaboration means that women of all ages, lifestyles and locations are catered for—whether that’s an extra layer in California, a day-to-night city staple in the spectacularly unpredictable climes of London or technical performance and après-ski chic on the slopes of Aspen to the Alps,” says Phelps. agolde.com

The German-born makeup artist Tyron Machhausen, who calls New York City home, has collaborated with photographers including Inez and Vinoodh, Juergen Teller, Mert and Marcus and Annie Leibovitz on photo shoots and ad campaigns. He’s worked with many of his celebrity clients for years, and actors like Anne Hathaway, Margaret Qualley, Elle Fanning and Gal Gadot are devotees of his work. He’s also been a Chanel makeup artist for more than six years. “It is such an honor and an absolute dream to work for this iconic brand that I have admired for so long,” he says. Here’s how the makeup artist spends a typical day.

A DAY IN THE LIFE

TYRON Machhausen

The Chanel makeup artist takes us through a jam-packed day in his shoes

BY NATASHA WOLFF

6:30 A.M. I am just waking up, and my first order of business is to prepare a green juice and then head up to my rooftop garden to check on my green babies. It’s my favorite thing to do in the morning. I find it very meditative.

7:00 A.M. 30 minutes of yoga.

7:30 A.M. I take a cold shower with the music blasting in the background. This puts me in the best mood, gets the blood flowing and is the perfect way to start the day.

8:15 A.M. I check my makeup kit to make sure I have everything I need for the day.

8:30 A.M. I head to the studio for a cover shoot with one of my favorite people, actress and Chanel ambassador Whitney Peak.

9:20 A.M. I meet with the photographer, stylist, hair stylist and art director for the shoot to go through the creative direction and mood board.

9:45 A.M. Whitney arrives on set and we start the process of hair and makeup.

11:15 A.M. Last tweaks are made to prepare for the first shot.

1:45 P.M. We break for lunch, followed by a hair and makeup change for Whitney’s second look for the day.

3:00 P.M. We return to set.

5:00 P.M. That’s a wrap! I quickly chat with the photographer and check the first layout draft. It’s always so satisfying to see how everything comes together at the end of a shoot!

5:15 P.M. I pack up my kit, say goodbye to my fashion family and head back home to Brooklyn.

6:00 P.M. I head outside to take a walk with my husband. I always love to take a stroll after a day in the studio to decompress. This is followed by dinner at one of my favorite neighborhood spots.

8:30 P.M. I go through the behind-the-scenes photos from the day on my phone and select the images I would like to share on social media.

9:00 P.M. I shampoo my brushes and repack my kit for the next day’s shoot.

10:30 P.M. Lights out and sweet dreams!

BEAUTY

TYRON’S TOOL KIT

The must-have products that are always in Tyron’s bag

TYRON’S CELEBRITY CLIENTS

Machhausen counts Anne Hathaway, Margaret Qualley, Whitney Peak, Elle Fanning, Jodie Comer, Gracie Abrams and Gal Gadot as devoted clients

1 “A great tip for people who travel often via plane, like I do, is to mist your skin with this mist. It’s the perfect secret weapon against dry skin.”

Sublimage La Brume Intense Revitalizing Mist, $295, CHANEL , chanel.com

2 “Hands down, this is my favorite foundation. Its versatility allows for a light application, but is also buildable to provide full coverage, if needed. Bonus points for the amazing shade range for virtually every skin tone! I find that it stays in place and gives the complexion a natural, velvety finish.”

Ultra le Teint Ultrawear All-Day Comfort Flawless Finish Foundation, $65, CHANEL

3 “This liner works perfectly to provide subtle definition on the eyes. I also use it for a barely-there nose and cheek contour.” Stylo Ombre et Contour Eyeshadow-Liner-Khôl in Contour Clair, $38, CHANEL

4 “For my skincare routine, I use Chanel’s Le Lift Pro Retexturizing AHA Peel twice a week, paired with Le Lift Pro Concentré Contours and the Le Lift Pro Crème Volume, which I use daily. The Concentré Contours instantly tightens the skin and the Crème Volume is deeply moisturizing.”

Le Lift Pro Crème Volume, $200; Le Lift Pro Retexturizing AHA Peel, $220, CHANEL

5 “I am obsessed with the Lyma Laser, which is a high-tech miracle in a small package. It’s the most powerful, clinical-grade home laser. Since I travel so much, it is the perfect gadget that I take with me wherever I go. It’s also quick and easy to use every day.”

Laser, $2,695, LYMA , lyma.life

6 “This Glow Stick is a multi-use product that I can’t live without. I especially love the shade Sculpting; it is a staple in my kit. I use this on all high points of the face for a controlled, dewy finish. It’s also gorgeous for the red carpet when brushed onto the collarbone and shoulders.”

Baume Essentiel Multi-Use Glow Stick in Sculpting, $48, CHANEL

7 “These are some of the most natural-looking lashes you can find. They offer different lengths and styles, which allows you to mix and match them to achieve any effect, whether it be natural or super-glamorous.”

Lashes, from $27, LASH LASH, lashlash.nyc

8 “This massager is a great way to prep the skin before a makeup application. It helps to depuff and promote blood circulation for a glowy complexion.”

The Facial Massager, $189, JOANNA CZECH SKINCARE , joannaczech.com

Whitney Peak

Margaret Qualley

ROLE MODEL

After 17 years in business, Josie Maran relaunches her beauty brand

Clean beauty mogul and model Josie Maran logged countless hours in the chairs of the beauty world’s top pros but could never find safe formulations that worked. In 2007, she launched her brand Josie Maran, which became the first green beauty brand ever to be stocked at Sephora. From Day 1, Josie Maran products have been free of petrochemicals and parabens and housed in eco-conscious packaging. Her original 100% Pure Argan Oil—organic, sustainably sourced and cold-pressed long before the industry caught onto those terms—was luxury beauty’s first single-ingredient face oil, bringing the ancient secret of Moroccan argan oil to department store counters for the first time. The brand’s signature argan oil is, to this day, present in every formula, including the blockbuster Whipped Argan Oil Body Butter.

Maran believes true beauty is chic, clean and effective, and in 2024, this founding principle is stronger than ever. It’s why she went back to the drawing board to design new, lower-waste, refillable packaging for her brand. “I started thinking about what I

would do if I launched the brand from scratch today,” Maran explains. “How would it be different? What are my values now and are they reflected in my brand? It allowed me to be creative again and look at the company with new eyes. We examined every part of the process, from supply chains and ingredient sourcing to the facilities where the products are manufactured and, of course, the packaging itself.”

The result was a reimagining of her most beloved products. Her 100% Pure Organic Argan Oil, Whipped Argan Oil Body Butter and Sugar and Argan Oil Body Scrub now come in even more sustainable, refillable packaging and clean new fragrances made with 100 percent plant-based fruit and plant essences. The three fragrances—Vanilla Vibezzz, Bohemian Fig and Topless Tangerine—are all inspired by Maran’s Northern California roots. “Fragrance is a fascination of mine. But because I’m super-sensitive to synthetic scents, it took me a long time to realize that fragrance could be fun,” Maran explains. josiemaran.com

Whipped Argan Oil Body Butter refill, $62, Sugar and Argan Oil Body Scrub refill, $49, JOSIE MARAN, josiemaran.com

100% Pure Organic Argan Oil, $39, JOSIE MARAN, josiemaran.com

Josie Maran

Safe SPRITZES

From beachy Pacific Dreams to subtly sexy Hyper Rose, the clean beauty giant’s five new scents may be the healthiest spritzes yet

When it comes to clean beauty cult favorites, Beautycounter ’s inky-black mascara and brightening vitamin C serum rank high on the list. Now, devotees can finally dip into fragrance from the nontoxic cosmetics leader. After 11 years, the brand is launching Clean Eau de Parfum, a formula that’s free of potentially harmful ingredients including phthalates. “We’ve gone to great lengths to protect health and safety,” Beautycounter founder Gregg Renfrew says of the new scents. Renfrew’s current favorite of the group of five scents is Hyper Rose, a heady bouquet of earthy blooms including tuberose, gardenia and Turkish rose. Crafted with fragrance house Robertet using natural ingredients and safe synthetic essences, the range also includes Miles Away, a woodsy, bergamotlaced blend softened by sandalwood; zingy Sun Spill, with bright notes of grapefruit, neroli and jasmine; Second Skin, containing sensual wafts of vanilla and sandalwood; and aquatic Pacific Dreams, laced with fresh lemon and

Clean Eau de Parfum, $96, BEAUTYCOUNTER, beautycounter.com

bergamot. “Scent should be an extension of your personal brand,” Renfrew says.

In lieu of phthalates, which are used to bind fragrance to the skin, a synthetic sandalwood oil gives the formula staying power. Since clean fragrances tend to be a bit lighter, Renfrew suggests anointing spots that are naturally warm to amplify notes. “It’s a little bit behind the ears, on wrists, a little under the arms,” she says. But never go overboard. “I always like to remind people that a little goes a long way—you want to apply just enough so that people know they’re in your world, but not so much that they’re still smelling you 30 minutes later.”

The fragrances may smell amazing, but the brand’s mission is more than just a pretty moment. Renfrew also believes the radical ingredient transparency of this new line, compared to traditional fragrances on the market, offers a great teaching moment to help consumers become more aware of what they’re putting on their bodies. After helping to pass laws including MoCRA, which gives the FDA greater authority to regulate cosmetics, “we wanted to create an opportunity to really educate the masses on safer ingredients and increased disclosure.” beautycounter.com

Scent should be an extension of your personal brand.

—GREGG RENFREW

C & Be Seen

A new vitamin C serum comes to market

Westman Atelier founder Gucci Westman has launched the beauty and skincare brand’s first-to-market 100 percent vitamin C serum, Suprême C. Unlike any other product on the market, this gentlebut-potent formulation has one ingredient with proven results (THD ascorbate, a vitamin C derivative from Japan). The formula targets hyperpigmentation, dark spots and dullness while also brightening and smoothing fine lines after just two weeks of use. You can pair it with the brand’s Skin Activator serum to add a boost of hydration and overall plump finish to the skin. This ultra-concentrated springy gel-oil serum packs a punch with every drop. westmanatelier.com

Suprême C serum, $325, WESTMAN ATELIER , westmanatelier.com

SUMMER SKIN SCHOOL

We talked with Dr. Dendy Engelman to learn about the face and body treatments you need to invest in this summer

BY NATASHA WOLFF

PORTRAIT BY NICOLAS GERARDIN

It comes as no surprise that over the summer, patients clamor to see their beloved dermatologist for a seasonal tune-up. “Summer typically means more time spent socializing, traveling and showing off skin, so we see an influx of patients coming in looking for lifting, firming and sculpting treatments,” says top board-certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon Dr. Dendy Engelman. The New York City dermatologist, who works out of the Shafer Clinic at 535 Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, talks to DuJour about the latest technologies she’s employing on her clients. shaferplasticsurgery.com

INJECTABLES

Shafer Clinic was one of the first practices to offer patients Skinvive by Juvéderm , the first product of its kind. Allergan Aesthetics’ Skinvive is a hyaluronic acid (HA) intradermal microdroplet injection, or injectable skin hydrator. Juvéderm Volux XC , the thickest filler on the market, is used for jawline augmentation and is a huge game changer for men and women who want a more supported jawline as it mimics bone. “Fillers are a popular and effective method of non-invasively sculpting and restoring volume to areas of the face,” says Dr. Engelman. “There is no downtime and the results can last up to six months, so this is a great treatment to do at the start of summer, for results that can be enjoyed all season long. Skinvive by Juvéderm is an innovative injectable that helps improve the skin’s smoothness and moisture retention with beautiful results. Volux is an excellent solution for many patients who wish to define their jawline.”

EMFACE

If you’re looking for a natural-looking lift, Emface is a surgery-free, zero-downtime treatment option that targets aging and muscle loss in the face. Muscle mass decreases by approximately 3–8 percent per decade after age 30, which can affect the definition and contours of the face. Emface focuses on strengthening, toning and rebuilding the muscles beneath the skin. It also helps improve the skin’s overall structure and definition for a plumper, more youthful-looking appearance. On average, patients saw a 92 percent

improvement in facial volume. The latest Emface applicator, designed for the area below the chin, helps further target and tone the more stubborn areas of the face for a more defined and contoured appearance. “I recommend patients do four 30-minute sessions over a four-week period,” says Dr. Engelman. “Patients love this treatment because they can see a visible difference in the way the forehead, cheeks and corners of the mouth are lifted and firmer after each session. Emface also has long-lasting results because the electromagnetic and radiofrequency stimulation boosts the body’s own collagen and elastin production.”

EXION

Exion is a game-changing head-to-toe skin treatment featuring four unique applicators, including microneedling radiofrequency (RF), a face and body applicator for addressing skin laxity and the popular Emfemme 360 applicator for intimate health. The innovative microneedling RF applicator penetrates deep into the skin to maximize collagen and elastin production, while having minimal downtime. The device also has a HA face applicator that stimulates the skin’s natural HA production and restores volume, hydration and skin elasticity. This is a great option for those who are looking to replenish their HA levels and improve the plumpness of the skin. “Exion is a favored treatment because it’s non-invasive and utilizes multiple modalities to improve skin’s hydration and firmness all over the body,” says Dr. Engelman. “We are able to easily customize a patient’s Exion treatment based on their individual goals.”

Summer typically means more time spent socializing, traveling and showing off skin, so we see an influx of patients coming in looking for lifting, firming and sculpting treatments.

—DR. DENDY ENGELMAN

The Emface machine

Skinvive by Juvéderm

HOME on the RANGE

Interior designer Abby Hetherington designed an eclectic and charming residence on a working Montana cattle ranch

BY NATASHA WOLFF

PHOTOGRAPHY BY LUCY CALL

Amultigenerational family compound on a working cattle ranch in Big Timber, Montana, was the perfect project for Abby Hetherington. The designer loved re-envisioning the main house and three guest cabins for the current owners. The Bozeman-based interior designer, who has designed ski chalets at the Yellowstone Club and beachy homes in Boca Grande, was immediately attracted to the remote location with lots of wildlife. “The ranch is located between the Crazy Mountain and Absaroka Mountain ranges, which gives these unbelievable views,” says Hetherington. “Our mission was to create a home that was authentic to the land and a nod to rustic living, but enhanced for today’s everyday use. We found a balance between the two.” The design team took the structures down to the studs while still honoring the spaces. “Our clients wanted to keep the essence of the ranch, so they didn’t want to rebuild but modernize the current state of the old barn and cabins. Our job was to honor the past life of the property while enhancing it for now and future generations.”

The main home overlooks the pasture with the Crazy Mountains in the background

A game nook for the family to play cards and hang out

With a living room and a loft, guests can enjoy their own private space to relax. More modern furniture is combined with traditional fabrics to embrace the rustic ranch atmosphere. Every room has a historic element that speaks to the local history. “Our clients wanted to keep the essence of the ranch, so they didn’t want to rebuild but modernize the current state of the old barn and cabins,” says Hetherington.

Of the three cabins on the property, the first is the largest, with a kitchenette and a living room. The cabin features a show-stopping twisting wood staircase leading to second-level loft guest quarters. Blue tones and plaid details were carried over from the main home. “Our job was to honor the past life of the property while enhancing it for now and future generations,” says Hetherington.

Our mission was to create a home that was authentic to the land and a nod to rustic living, but enhanced for today’s everyday use.

—ABBY HETHERINGTON

CABIN 1

CABIN 2 .

The kitchen gets a face lift with fresh paint (goodbye, bright red) and new appliances. “Using a fresh and calm color helped modernize the space while remaining authentic with the old cabinets,” says Hetherington.

A guest room in the main house gives a nod to ranch life through furniture and art With

With a lot of dark wood in the homes, it was important for the design team to keep the interiors light and modern. “It was very dark, and we knew immediately we wanted to open up walls and use fresh paint colors,” explains Hetherington. “We played with patterns, using more modern furniture with traditional fabrics to keep with the cowboy rustic ranch.” Deep earth tones and natural materials are a common thread throughout all of the bedrooms. The main living area is centered around a substantial fireplace hearth, and the wood-planked walls encompass the warm space and complement the rich leather sofas and an oversized rustic pendant light. Playful plaid banquette seating offers an additional space to gather around the corner from the soft blue open kitchen. “With the old and new style we were going for, we made sure to not only enhance what was already there but make sure it was functional for the family,” says Hetherington. A large childrens’ lounge offers seating, a play area and bunk bed accommodations, closed off by sliding barn doors that connect to another cozy family area with a game table and multiple seating areas. Both guest cabins feature a show-stopping twisting wood staircase leading to second-level loft guest quarters. Blue tones and plaid details were carried over from the main home. “For authenticity, we spent a lot of time with furniture builders and craftsmen who built traditional cowboy furniture—yes, that is a thing! We also worked with local collectors and pickers to find Montana and Big Timber history,” says Hetherington. “Every room has a historic element that speaks to the local history. Being able to incorporate objects that we found was an awesome experience.” The home boasts a rich American West aesthetic with thoughtful local touches. “We created a collection of the history and culture of the local town that’s seen throughout the home. My favorite thing about this project was bringing life back to this ranch.” ■

The lower level, which was once a bunk room for ranchers, is now the Kid Zone

A mudroom off the kitchen where the family can kick off their muddy boots

A ROSÉ Revolution

Discover the story behind the award-winning rosé wines from Provence’s Château d’Esclans

BY THE EDITORS OF DUJOUR

In The Book of Rosé: The Provençal Vineyard That Revolutionized Rosé By Whispering Angel and Château D’Esclans (Rizzoli), Lindsey Tramuta takes readers on a journey through Provence’s Château d’Esclans. Photographed by Martin Bruno, the tome showcases breathtaking landscapes across the estate’s 660 acres, an exploration of the wine-making process and scenes from the wine caves. When Whispering Angel founder Sacha Lichine acquired the property in 2006, he was destined to shake up the wine world: he set out to create the best rosés and to forever transform their place in the collective imagination, from accessible rosés to ultrapremium, luxury wines (Esclans’s most popular bottles include Whispering Angel, Rock Angel, Les Clans and Garrus). An exclusive look into one of Provence’s most innovative wine-making estates, this is the perfect book for rosé enthusiasts everywhere.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT:

Alexis and Sacha Lichine; The Book of Rosé (Rizzoli); the oak barrels in which the house’s cru wines are fermented; some of the cru wines; Château d’Esclans

The Clueless Closet, Realized

Fashion industry veteran Kate Davidson

Hudson has launched new shopping app Vêtir to manage and grow your closet

BY NATASHA WOLFF

Vêtir is an AI-driven shopping, styling, wardrobe curation and digital closet management app created by industry vet Kate Davidson Hudson. Its AI learning capability provides an exclusive shopping experience that creates a personalized retail experience, closet digitization and white glove concierge stylist interface to redefine the way consumers shop, engage with and manage the life cycle of their wardrobe. Davidson Hudson has already signed up top celebrity stylists, Tom Brady, personal shopping sourcers and influencers like Priya Shukla to upload the contents of their closets to the app. We spoke with Davidson Hudson to learn how Vêtir is ushering in a new era of luxury shopping experience through the power of data-driven personalization. vetirapp.com

What’s the problem with the current retail models?

The fashion industry, particularly on the luxury end of the spectrum, is traditionally slower to evolve than other industries. Right now, we have a very fragmented system where brick-and-mortar, ecommerce, social commerce, personal wardrobing, the emergent personal shopper market and personal stylists all work across divergent digital channels, in multiple different micro-ecosystems. We have incredible technological tools at our fingertips, yet our industry is one of the last to harness technology to create smarter systems that provide efficiency and personalization at scale.

How did your experience in editorial and retail inform your knowledge of retail, your customers and tech and your editorial creative vision?

One of the first things I learned as an editor was the art and power of compelling storytelling. Vêtir evolves this idea in the digital realm and offers a more scalable exclusive experience without the restrictions of a real estate footprint, time zones or geographic constraints.

What did you feel was missing in the personal styling and retail worlds that you wanted to solve with this app?

I think personal styling and the luxury shopping experience are limited by institutionalized inefficiencies in the system. Personal shoppers are relegated to the physical confines of a store or show room footprint. Some can work in a clunky fashion across text or WhatsApp, but they are doing so blindly, without the visibility into a client’s existing closet or any functional data on how that client consumes.

What functionality are you particularly excited about?

Our new AI feature can actually pick outfits for you and send you specific product links. Technology will never be a plug-and-play solution for a completely personalized luxury experience, but it can be harnessed as a powerful supporting player in a client’s fashion discovery journey. As a client interacts with the Vêtir product feed, Vêtir shoppable videos, the Vêtir chat or uploads product to their digital Vêtir closet, the AI is creating a custom algorithm designed personally for that client.

How does Vêtir connect personal shoppers with clients?

We believe that type of 1:1 personal sourcing is an increasingly important part of the customer journey so, for that reason, we are hugely excited that the Vêtir platform is the first and only platform on the market that seamlessly integrates these personal shoppers into the platform interface. Vêtir’s white glove closet digitizing service also allows for a team to go to a very important client’s home, photograph their closet (paging Cher Horowitz) and upload the images for them. ■

FROM TOP: Inside the Vêtir app; Ashley Graham and Vêtir founder Kate Davidson Hudson at the Vêtir launch party in Paris

PHILANTHROPY

CHALLENGE ACCEPTED

Best-selling author, life coach strategist, entrepreneur and global philanthropist Tony Robbins doubles down to help families facing food insecurity

BY JONATHAN HEY

Tony Robbins is taking action to address the chronic hunger affecting 300 million people worldwide that is caused by conflicts, extreme weather and economic downturns. Robbins, the New York Times bestselling author and world-renowned life and business strategist, is leading the 100 Billion Meals Challenge and the Future of Food global initiative. The global entrepreneur and philanthropist also partnered with Feeding America on the 1 Billion Meals Challenge, with a multiyear goal of providing 1 billion meals to people who are experiencing food insecurity. Almost 10 years into the campaign, Robbins and Feeding America say they have provided 935 million meals to people who are facing hunger across the country.

In the United States alone, nearly 34 million people, including more than 9 million children, are food insecure. “We know that those are more than startling statistics—those numbers are human beings suffering, and I came from one of those families,” says Robbins. “Tragically, the number of severely food insecure people remains unacceptable, having only grown since before the pandemic despite more than enough food existing to feed everyone on the planet. Human beings should not needlessly go hungry. Collectively, we must get food to people who need it and do not have the means to secure it for themselves or their families.” The 64-year-old experienced hunger as a child and has made combating human hunger his lifelong mission. “We cannot achieve world peace and progress on a planet half fed and half hungry,” he says. “What I have concluded is that the solution lies beyond mere food provision; it’s about transforming our global perspective and methods for sustainable nourishment. It involves rethinking strategies to supply food without burdening impoverished populations and our planet.” 100billionmeals.org

Tony and Sage Robbins visiting a hunger relief organization in Varanasi, India

POOL PARTY

Swiss artist Nicolas Party’s swimming pool mosaic is the latest addition to the site-specific art collection of Amalfi Coast hotel Le Sirenuse

TBY NATASHA WOLFF

he famed Le Sirenuse hotel in the Italian city of Positano has unveiled a makeover of its pool by Swiss artist Nicolas Party. The work is the latest addition to the hotel’s ongoing site-specific series of commissions curated by Silka Rittson-Thomas, which to date comprises works by Martin Creed, Stanley Whitney, Rita Ackermann and Alex Israel. Each artist is invited to Positano to develop their work and find a home for it at the family-run property owned by Antonio and Carla Sersale.

Party has created an exuberant play of overlapping and interlocking organic forms, transforming the view from the poolside terrace of mountains, sun, sea and sky into a joyous, billowing landscape that shifts and dances underwater. The collaboration saw the artist spending a week at the hotel to get inspired for this mosaic installation. “It was a very family-based, collegial approach, which I found great,” Party says. He opted for an abstract pattern, explaining that “in a hotel that is already pretty perfect, I didn’t want the pool to stand out too much...I wanted it to look like a pool.” For the same reason, he chose a blue-green color palette for the overlapping wave-like shapes that swirl across the pool’s floor and climb its walls. In the center of the pool’s deepest section, he placed a disc made of golden mosaic tiles that, he says, “people will think of as the sun, because it’s gold and a circle…so when you jump into the pool, you’re jumping into the sky.”

The New York–based artist worked closely with Italian surfaces company Bisazza to translate his original pastel drawing into a pattern of glass mosaic tiles. “It struck me that it would be wonderful to ask him to reimagine the swimming pool of Le Sirenuse,” says Antonio Sersale. “When you enter a pool, you are entering another world, a watery realm that becomes even more rich and strange here on the hotel’s terrace, suspended magically between sea and sky.” ■

DESIGN

SONOS ACE HEADPHONES

Sonos is releasing its first pair of headphones. With a discreet, jewelry-like profile, metal accents and a calm color palette featuring black or white matte finishes, Sonos Ace exudes quiet luxury in a timeless, sophisticated way and was designed to ensure a complimentary fit that doesn’t compromise on style. So whether you’re dressed up or down, love minimalist or bold looks, or prefer an eclectic or traditional vibe, these headphones add a touch of elegance while hugging your ears or hanging effortlessly around your neck. They’re built with thoughtful, sustainable materials, so you won’t have to worry about replacing them any time soon. Ace headphones, $449, SONOS, sonos.com

TECHNOLOGY & CARS

PLUGGED IN

It’s hard to stay up-to-date in the forever-changing tech space. From projectors to electric cars, we tested the latest inventions so you don’t have to.

BY THE EDITORS OF DUJOUR

In addition to MagSafe charging, the Nomad Qi2 Wireless Charging Device can charge Qi2-enabled devices, the magnetenhanced latest standard in wireless charging technology, at up to 15W. Nomad’s first stand charger features a metal and glass design available in black or white. Qi2 Wireless Charging Device, $100, NOMAD, nomadgoods.com

The Dyson Supersonic Nural is the most intelligent hair dryer for healthy scalp and hair, featuring a new scalp protect mode that uses a network of sensors to automatically reduce heat and airflow as it nears your head. These sensors also improve the styling experience, enhancing hair shine and preventing heat damage. New and improved attachments that cater to all hair types are equipped with attachment recognition, learning a user’s styling preferences and simplifying their routine for fast healthy drying with no extreme heat. Supersonic Nural Hair Dryer, $500, DYSON, dyson.com

Nothing has debuted two new wireless earbuds, Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear (a), for the company’s best-ever audio experience, delivering richer sound without compromising on performance. With a sleek design and powerful noise-canceling technology, they’re the ultimate daily audio companion.

Wireless earbuds, $149, NOTHING, us.nothing.tech

LG CINEBEAM Q

Unveiled at CES 2024, the LG CineBeam Q projector offers a compact design and a 360-degree rotatable handle. Intended for an easy transition between indoor and outdoor settings, the CineBeam Q caters to users seeking elevated entertainment experiences in a variety of locations. When not in use, the CineBeam Q projector acts as a chic interior accessory, complementing any space with its minimal design. It projects 4K UHD resolution images up to 120 inches and delivers vibrant, vivid pictures with a remarkable 450,000:1 contrast ratio and up to 154 percent coverage of the DCI-P3 color gamut. You can also effortlessly share content from your smart devices via AirPlay 2 and Miracast.

CineBeam Q projector, $1,299, LG, lg.com

The KitchenAid Grain and Rice Cooker takes care of the measuring and monitoring for you, automatically sensing how much grain has been added, dispensing the right amount of water and simmering to perfection every time. In addition to its sleek modern design and inviting touchscreen controls, the KitchenAid Grain and Rice Cooker allows for consistent results with 21 preset options for cooking rice, beans, oats, couscous, quinoa, barley, farro and more. Grain and Rice Cooker, $300, KITCHENAID, kitchenaid.com

NOMAD QI2 WIRELESS CHARGING DEVICE

DYSON SUPERSONIC NURA L

KITCHENAID GRAIN AND RICE COOKER

2025 CADILLAC OPTIQ

The 2025 Cadillac Optiq is the entry point for Cadillac’s electric vehicle lineup in North America, slotting in below Lyriq, a luxury compact SUV. The five-passenger, all-electric SUV’s spirited driving dynamics are designed to appeal to global luxury customers. cadillac.com

The all-new Amazon Echo Hub is an Alexa-enabled smart home control panel, purpose-built to give customers a simple and intuitive way to manage smart home devices like security cameras, alarm systems, lights, locks, plugs, blinds and thermostats. It’s easy to install and features a thin, 8-inch, touch-enabled display with a customizable smart home dashboard that makes it simple to group and manage smart devices, arm a security system, start a routine, organize widgets or view multiple camera feeds. The 8-inch Echo Hub uses infrared technology to detect

when someone is nearby and naturally transitions from a home screen with a beautiful clock to the smart home control screen. Echo Hub can be mounted on a wall or placed on a counter with a stand accessory. Echo Hub, $180, AMAZON, amazon.com

Samsung Music Frame is the world’s first customizable and personalized wireless speaker with a built-in IoT hub. An entirely new category of audio, it’s a unique speaker with the look and feel of a picture frame, so it blends beautifully into your decor. Use it as a standalone high-quality Bluetooth or Wi-Fi speaker, as a subwoofer or even pair two for use as a home theater system. Plus, Music Frame is compatible with Samsung Q-Symphony technology, so you’ll get a seamlessly orchestrated audio experience when paired with your 2024 Samsung TV. Music Frame, $400, SAMSUNG, samsung.com

The Google Pixel 8a is the latest A-series smartphone from Google. It’s built with the Google Tensor G3 processor, the A-series’ fastest chip yet, and the certified Titan M2 security chip for streamlined efficiency and security. It’s the first A-series phone with AI-powered features like Best Take, Night Sight, Magic Editor and Audio Magic Eraser for perfect photos every time. Featuring a metal frame and camera bar and available in four colors (including the new Aloe shade), it has a new scratch-resistant Actua display and is made with recycled aluminum, glass and plastic. Let Google AI fix blurry images, write messages quickly with voice typing, screen calls and ask Gemini, your built-in AI assistant, to summarize an email or Google Doc. Pixel 8A, from $499, GOOGLE , google.com

Zuvi’s beloved Halo hairdryer, dubbed the “Tesla of Haircare,” has gotten a cordless upgrade. The device, one of Time Magazine’s Best Inventions of 2022, uses light technology to dry hair at much lower (i.e., safer) temperatures than a typical blow dryer. This new version allows you to dry your hair on the go. Featuring three drying modes, it boasts a lightning-fast charge to 90 percent in just 19 minutes.

Halo Cordless Hair Dryer, $400, ZUVI, zuvilife.com

2025 DEFENDER OCTA

British adventure brand Defender is charting new territory with the introduction of its newest high-performance vehicle, Octa. It features a V8 twin turbo mild-hybrid gas-powered engine and award-winning 6D Dynamics air suspension, enabling exceptional performance across various terrains. Available for the first time on a Defender vehicle, 6D Dynamics will give Octa an unparalleled breadth of capability, comfort and composure, whether on- or off-road. A new encircled diamond graphic symbolizes the flagship Defender model, which is featured on a number of interior and exterior components. landroverusa.com

ZUVI HALO CORDLESS HAIR DRYER

AMAZON ECHO HUB

GOOGLE PIXEL 8A

SAMSUNG MUSIC FRAME

JHEY, JUDE

The actor dives into the role of Henry VIII in the buzzy summer film Firebrand

BY NAVEEN KUMAR

ude Law earned his first Academy Award nomination for playing a character whose allure is so intoxicating that it gets him killed. His breakthrough role, as the tawny bachelor Dickie Greenleaf in the 1999 film The Talented Mr. Ripley, is a far cry from the English actor’s latest turn in Firebrand—an odious and gout-ridden Henry VIII whose presence makes people tremble with fear and disgust.

Firebrand is named for the king’s sixth and final wife, Catherine Parr, played by Academy Award winner Alicia Vikander. Directed by Karim Aïnouz, the film chronicles Parr’s perseverance as a Protestant sympathizer who survived her husband’s deadly Catholic regime. Law, in a near-monstrous supporting role, plays

the king’s violent last gasp with sneering resentment and a secret sense of remorse.

“He’d been a highly attractive and sought-after golden boy,” says Law, 51. “He was a romantic in a way, believing each time that he’d found the right woman. The murder and the mayhem that ensued was part of his sense that they had let him down.” Lumbering around shadowy halls on swollen legs, Law’s Henry VIII is a sour and spiteful menace. “He’s full of regret, self-medicating with alcohol and trying to deal with intense pain and the madness that it brings on.”

Law says that his approach to a role depends on the project and the director. He’s worked with a legendary set of the latter, including Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Wes Anderson and Mike

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Nichols. Law’s wide-ranging body of work includes prestige period dramas like Road to Perdition , Cold Mountain (for which he landed his second Academy Award nomination in 2004), and The Aviator; sci-fi thrillers like Gattaca and A.I. Artificial Intelligence; and, more recently, major franchise installments like Fantastic Beasts (as the young wizard Dumbledore) and Captain Marvel

For Firebrand , embracing the physical embodiment of Henry VIII and all that it entailed was essential to Law’s process. “It took so much time every morning to get into this huge, weighted costume and I would stay in it for the rest of the day,” Law says. “You could rehearse in jeans and a T-shirt, but then you would turn up in this enormous outfit and realize you’re going to knock everyone over. So you might as well maintain that sense of Henry’s shape and size.” That went for the king’s stench, too: Law collaborated with historians to conjure up a scent of bodily decay and wore it during the shoot inside a Derbyshire castle.

“It was so terrible that some days you couldn’t help but laugh,” Vikander says. “Jude was trying to make you go down a new path,

try different things. What these characters went through was so tough, but we also had a lot of fun working together,” Vikander says. The Swedish actress recalls admiring Law during production on 2012’s Anna Karenina , her first English-language film, where “he proved the work ethic and kind personality you need to bring to set,” she says. “He’s the most humble and down-to-earth person, which makes working with him extremely joyful.”

Many of Law’s early, career-defining performances hinged on an inescapable charm—Alfie ’s solipsistic womanizer, lovers with secrets behind their dazzling smiles in Closer and The Holiday that hypnotized audiences and heroines alike. “I didn’t feel like I really ever leaned into playing handsome, but there were roles that required an attractive energy,” Law says. “I was trying to play against my looks in my early 20s, and now that I’m saggy and balding, I wish I had played it up.” He’s being at least somewhat facetious: A trailer for the 2020 HBO series The New Pope , for example, shows a taut, chiseled Law striding slow-motion across a beach in a white Speedo.

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Still, parts have recently come the actor’s way that “have not leaned in to any sort of attraction,” he says. “It’s been satisfying not having to turn that switch on.” Law scowls over a thick mustache as Captain Hook in Disney’s Peter Pan & Wendy; later this year, he will star in Ron Howard’s Eden , based on the true story of a group of people who retreat to the Galápagos to flee facism, and as an Idaho FBI agent pursuing a white supremacist group in The Order Law is also stepping into another entertainment juggernaut, as a Jedi shepherding a band of kids through harrowing adventures in the Star Wars series Skeleton Crew. Law, who grew up admiring the original films but “wasn’t a Star Wars geek, or whatever the polite way to say it is,” describes his character as “contradictory, complicated, mischievous and at times heroic,” though not very paternal. “He has no time for someone crying because they’re 11 and really scared,” Law says, “He’s like, ‘Pull yourself together and get on with it.’”

Law’s own parents were teachers who retired young and pursued their dreams of founding a theater troupe that travels around Europe. “Their love of the arts—film, theater, dance, music—was hugely influential” on Law and his sister, the painter Natasha Law, he says.

A father of seven, Law describes himself as an “excessive” dad, “because I think about them all the time.” His wife, Phillipa Coan, and their two kids have been traveling with Law for the past couple of years, living in seven or eight countries, an itinerant period he calls “wonderful but hard.” “I’ve never been

I was trying to play against my looks in my early 20s, and now that I’m saggy and balding, I wish I had played it up.

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someone who’s comfortable going off to film for weeks on my own. Having the reality to return to makes you feel normal again before going back to playing someone like Henry VIII.”

Acting is proving to be a family trade: Law’s eldest son, Rafferty, with his first wife Sadie Frost, appears in the Apple TV+ series Masters of the Air, released earlier this year. “It’s complicated because I’m aware of how hard it is,” Law says of watching his son get into the industry. “When I came into this business, I didn’t have the comparison, but with him, people might always say, ‘Oh, you’re just like your dad.’ Which is nonsense; his career is his career.”

“I’m thrilled because we get to share our enthusiasm, and I get to give him advice if he wants to hear it,” Law continues. “I’m immensely proud that he’s put himself out there because he found something that he loves. He’s obviously seen the way I work, and it’s rubbed off on him.” ■

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STANDING ROOM ONLY

Four great theater performances that beat the heat this summer

BY MARSHALL HEYMAN PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMILIO MADRID

RICKY UBEDA

Choreographer Justin Peck first pitched Ricky Ubeda the idea for Illinoise, a dance piece set to the music of Sufjan Stevens, on a walk in Riverside Park. Ubeda, a 28-year-old dancer who won season 11 of So You Think You Can Dance, had worked with Peck for several years. “I was immediately on board,” recalls Ubeda. “The piece just sounded fresh and unlike anything I’ve ever seen.” After a sold-out run at the Park Avenue Armory in March, the show slid quickly onto Broadway. Ubeda, who also appeared on stage in recent revivals of Carousel , On the Town and West Side Story, plays the central character Henry, a young writer caught between the demons of his past and the promise of his future. “It’s so rewarding to play a character that is figuring out how to sift through all of life’s stuff,” Ubeda says. “Whenever I step into his shoes, I feel so much empathy for his journey. I really feel this sense of wanting to take care of him. I find it incredibly healing.” Of course, Henry only speaks through movement. “But what’s being communicated is somehow more powerful than words,” explains Ubeda. “It cuts straight to the soul.”

SARAH PIDGEON

In a crowded, competitive season of theater openings, one of the year’s biggest breakouts has been 27-yearold actress Sarah Pidgeon. She made her Broadway debut in Stereophonic, a riveting play with music by Will Butler about a band in seemingly endless recording sessions for the follow-up to a smash success album. Echoes of the 11-month saga in which Fleetwood Mac recorded Rumours are no doubt intentional. Pidgeon plays Diana, a Stevie Nicks–like singer trying to find her voice while dipping in and out of a toxic relationship with lead singer Peter, an exacting megalomaniac whose goal is sheer auditory perfection. “It was one of those scripts that you don’t forget,” says Pidgeon of the show, the most Tony-nominated play in history. “The material is so rich. Out of the seven cast members, six of us are making our Broadway debut alongside the playwright David Adjmi. It all feels like kismet.”

WILL KEEN

It took until 2022 for the longtime British stage, film and television actor Will Keen to break out, and he did it playing Vladimir Putin in Patriots by Peter Morgan (The Crown). Told from the perspective of Russian billionaire businessman Boris Berezovsky (in London played by Tom Hollander; at the Barrymore Theatre, on Broadway, by Michael Stuhlbarg) the play is about the rise of the Russian oligarchs. Performances originated at London’s Almeida Theatre before moving to the West End, winning Keen a prestigious Olivier award. “It’s been a huge privilege to play someone who is so alive in an audience’s imagination,” says Keen. “It creates a really dynamic dialogue, a conversation which feels new every day because of the daily news cycle. There’s always a new perspective.”

RUTHIE ANN MILES

After 17 months playing the Beggar Woman in the recent revival of Sweeney Todd , Ruthie Ann Miles moves to yet another Stephen Sondheim show: a concert production of A Little Night Music this June at David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center. (The actress also appeared with Jake Gyllenhaal in the 2017 revival of Sunday in the Park With George.) Miles, who won a Tony in 2015 for The King and I at Lincoln Center Theater, plays Countess Charlotte, the icy wife of Count Carl-Magnus, who happens to be having an affair behind her back. Miles loves Sondheim, she says, most

notably his “wordsmithery,” not to mention how the late writer “thoroughly investigates the complexity and struggle between the human mind and heart.” When asked what Sondheim character she’d most like to play, Miles has an answer: “Is it cheating if I say, ‘All of them’?” As for moving from the gutters of 1840s London in Sweeney Todd to a “weekend in the country” in Sweden circa 1900, Miles is excited “to stand up straight and stand proudly in Charlotte’s power, rather than hunched over” as the Beggar Woman. “My physical therapists and I are very happy,” she says. ■

SANTA FE SUBLIME

The American Southwest continues to enchant with its rich cultural history, stunning vistas and vibrant culinary scene

BY CHRISTINA OHLY EVANS

Set in the foothills of the southern Rocky Mountains, Santa Fe was founded as a Spanish colony in 1610. Throughout its 400-year history, it has remained a center for art, culture and trade. The oldest capital city in the U.S. and a designated Creative City by UNESCO, it continues to draw an international clientele interested in everything from Pueblo-style architecture to inventive cuisine and Indigenous craft. And while many of the city’s stalwarts remain—the colorful galleries that line Canyon Road, green chile stew and sopaipillas, world-famous craft markets and the Santa Fe Opera—new additions continue to enliven the vibrant scene.

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The magical mesas of New Mexico; the pool at Bishop’s Lodge

TRAVEL

HOTELS

From five-star properties to an authentic dude ranch, these hotels are perfect for stays with a sense of place

BISHOP’S LODGE, AUBERGE RESORTS COLLECTION

On the outskirts of town sits Bishop’s Lodge, a 150-year-old spiritual retreat-turned-Auberge Resort that has managed to retain its original Southwestern charm, including the original chapel built in 1874. A sense of history pervades the picturesque property that’s dotted with fruit trees and tall prairie grasses. It was reimagined to include organic adobe structures courtesy of design firm HKS and Nunzio Marc DeSantis Architects. The property’s 100 rooms and suites incorporate authentic touches—kiva fireplaces and Native American textiles in rich red hues—as well as a state-ofthe-art spa offering meditation spaces and traditional healing treatments. There is a strong focus on bringing the outdoors in, with firepits, chairs perfectly placed throughout the landscape and patio dining at SkyFire restaurant, all offering views of lush gardens and the rolling Sangre de Cristo Mountains beyond. aubergeresorts.com

INN OF THE FIVE GRACES

“The Silk Road meets Santa Fe” at this truly unique property in the historic Barrio de Analco District in the city center. With just 24 highly individualized rooms, a stay at the Inn of the Five Graces feels like being a guest in someone’s warm—and extremely opulent—home. The hotel’s name is a reference to the five senses, and any stay here will certainly involve all of them, from the flavorful red and green chile at the hotel’s restaurant to the silence found in its tranquil courtyards to relaxing, Tibetan-inspired massages in the exotic spa. A passion project by Ira and Sylvia Seret, proponents of an internationally chic aesthetic starting in the 1970s, the Inn of the Five Graces opened in 1996 and features design elements from Central Asia, India, Afghanistan, Mexico, Peru and more within its pink adobe walls. Detailed mosaic bathrooms lovingly created by Sylvia using tiles, shards of glass and pottery scraps are magnificent works of art, as are in-room, piñon-burning fireplaces, Mughal tapestries and shaded patios for Zen reflection. fivegraces.com

FROM LEFT: The Chapel House at Bishop’s Lodge; a Grove View King guest room at Bishop’s Lodge

Inn of the Five Graces

ROSEWOOD INN OF THE ANASAZI

Set in the heart of the historic Plaza District, the Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi is a true work of adobe art. Opened in 1991, the welcoming inn takes inspiration from the Indigenous cliff-dwelling Anasazi with enormous hand-carved doorways, Native American textiles, carvings and sculptural baskets adding warm, authentic touches to its 58 guest rooms. Ranging in size from a 300-squarefoot traditional room to a spacious two-bedroom Anasazi Suite with living and dining space, there are options for art-loving couples and families alike. A cozy library with morning coffee, the Anasazi Restaurant with its central Tequila Table (and outstanding huevos rancheros and tres leches pancakes at breakfast) and an outdoor patio that’s perfect for people watching are other smallcity pursuits. A small but state-of-the-art fitness studio has recently been added, and in-room massages are available at the end of long days spent at the nearby Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, hiking in Bandelier National Monument or simply strolling the galleries of Canyon Road. rosewoodhotels.com

A guest room bathroom at Inn of the Five Graces

The entrance to the hotel

The Library at Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi

FOUR SEASONS RESORT RANCHO ENCANTADO

A 57-acre former dude ranch that’s 10 miles from the center of Santa Fe, Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado offers a full immersion in nature with the Rio Grande River Valley and the Sangre de Cristo and Jemez mountains in full view. The property’s 65 spacious casitas have been refreshed and skew toward minimalist Southwestern chic; neutral cement floors, adobe fireplaces, soothing textiles, horsehair pottery by artist Linda Concho and local baskets all add to the serene atmosphere. A sleek, dark cement pool offers a welcome respite after long days spent hiking and biking, as does the spa—one where juniper sage smudging ceremonies meet nutrientrich adobe clay treatments and end with chakra balancing massages. For authentic northern New Mexico cuisine with inventive twists, the restaurant, Terra, offers spice-infused dishes such as an aguachile rojo hamachi ceviche and a roasted poblano with calabacitas, quinoa pilaf, Mexican crema, yellow mole, crispy chicos and avocado. Be sure to save room for the legendary churros, served here with ancho reyes poblano cream. fourseasons.com

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The spa patio at Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado; the fire pit at sunset

TEN THOUSAND WAVES

Inspired by traditional Japanese onsen—hot spring baths—Ten Thousand Waves first opened in 1981 with eight outdoor hot tubs and one massage room. It has since gained a cult following for its serene wood, stone and trickling water setting, and continual enhancements mean that more people have discovered this relaxation gem. Choose from a Grand Bath at 106 degrees followed by a cold plunge, a Shoji experience with added sauna and cold plunge or the Waterfall, a larger pool that’s popular with families. Signature Shiatsu massage, 80-minute Deep Stone massage to relax the nervous system and Cannabliss massage that incorporates CBD to minimize pain are among the most popular services by some of the best therapists in the country. An overnight stay here is funky and wonderful as well, with a two-night minimum required for the property’s few Houses of the Moon: simple Japanese-style ryokans with preferred spa access and a complimentary bento box delivered to your door each morning. Best of all is a meal at Izanami, the izakaya-style, small-plates restaurant where chef Shigeru Usuki serves organic wagyu beef from nearby Morgan Ranch and seafood straight from Tokyo, all paired with a vast collection of rare sake. tenthousandwaves.com

SPAS

Immerse yourself in the healing waters of New Mexico

Hot springs at Ojo Caliente

It’s worth the hour drive out of town to soak in the healing waters of one of the country’s oldest health spas, Ojo Caliente. These hot springs feature nutrient-rich, healing minerals including lithia, iron and soda, each with properties that aid in digestion, promote relaxation and much more. In addition to eight communal tubs and private pools, there are hydrotherapy treatments and massages to suit every taste (or ailment). A Satva Botanicals massage incorporates CBD oil to reduce stress, while the Rio Grande Hot Stone massage uses basalt rocks to eliminate stagnant energy from the body and mind. The tranquil Yoga Yurt is the place for small group classes—nidra, hatha and more—and group retreats are also an option. For those who prefer a total getaway, book in at the hotel with its homey Pueblo-style suites or in one of the North Cottages, the four-bedroom Adobe House or even an old-school Vintage Trailer for a true glamping experience. Dine on the patio at Artesian in summer, where hearty breakfasts—blue corn piñon pancakes and tacos stuffed with eggs, pinto beans and salsa—provide fuel for days spent outdoors. ojosparesorts.com

OJO CALIENTE

The Grand Bath at Ten Thousand Waves

RESTAURANTS

Gourmands, rejoice! Colorful, creative, farm-fresh cuisine awaits

TOMASITA’S

At 50 years old, Tomasita’s is a Santa Fe institution serving straightforward New Mexican cuisine and some of the best margaritas in town. Enchiladas, chiles rellenos, chalupas topped with refried beans and cheese and pork tamales with red chile are all favorites, as are classic SWIRL margaritas made with primo tequila. tomasitas.com

VINAIGRETTE

Design your own entree salad at Vinaigrette, where the colorful setting matches the array of locally sourced produce. Choose from takes on the classic cobb to the Omega with added lime shrimp to a sweet apple cheddar chop with added pork tenderloin. Upscale takes on sides—Erin’s mac & cheese with extra-sharp cheddar, jack and Asiago cheeses—as well as soups and sandwiches round out the creative menu. vinaigretteonline.com

THE COMPOUND

GERONIMO

Step inside Geronimo, a restaurant housed in a 250-year-old restored adobe building on Canyon Road, and you’ll feel transported to the world of Georgia O’Keeffe. Whitewashed walls, beamed ceilings and intimate rooms lit by antler chandeliers and crackling kiva fireplaces all create a relaxed ambience. Among the many standouts are jumbo lump crab cakes with sweet corn puree, a vegetarian tasting menu with wine pairing and mains of Telicherry-rubbed elk tenderloin and New Mexico Four Corners grilled rack of lamb with fresh pea puree and parmesan yellow corn polenta. Be sure to book in for a cocktail on the Canyon Road patio to people-watch with an unmatched margarita in hand. geronimorestaurant.com

JOSEPH’S CULINARY PUB

Inside this serene whitewashed space with folk art decor by Alexander Girard, you’re in for a savory treat. The Compound’s menu is constantly changing, but a few classics are always found (chicken schnitzel, shaved brussels sprouts, sticky toffee pudding). After a leisurely lunch on the back patio, be sure to visit the collection of some 160,000 pieces that Girard gave to Santa Fe’s Museum of International Folk Art—the collection is truly one of a kind. compoundrestaurant.com

A sweet little adobe house is the perfect setting for chef Joseph Wrede’s beloved cooking where every thoughtful design detail has been executed by his wife, artist Kristin Bortles. The room at Joseph’s Culinary Pub is magical: low-lit, cozy, with hand-painted walls and curtains, plates made by a potter in nearby Arroyo Seco and a delicate eggshell chandelier. A vast wine list highlights local producers, as well as craft beers and spirits from area maker Altar Spirits. Creative menus have been drawing fans since 2013, with dishes like New Mexico lamb tartare and polenta fries (seared in duck fat for extra crispiness) among the delicious starters. Mains of sweet & spicy glazed duck with Thai-style charred cabbage and organic crispy chicken and mole negro with pickled cauliflower are examples of chef Wrede’s inventive approach. Not to be missed is the signature cloud cake, a 5-inch-thick slice of meringue cake with dollops of caramel and creme Anglaise on the side. josephsculinarypub.com

Chef Joseph Wrede of Joseph’s Culinary Pub

Rabbit bolognese lasagna at Joseph’s Culinary Pub

The seared tuna salad at Vinaigrette

The dining room at Geronimo

TAKE THE HIGH ROAD

Quaint churches, great hikes and a vibrant arts scene make Taos a highlight

To change it up, head for the High Road, part of the loop that connects Santa Fe with Taos and offers plenty of culture along the way. First stop: the village of Rancho Chimayo, where the local church, El Santuario de Chimayo, is famous for its miraculous healing properties. For authentic cuisine—cheese quesadillas, warm chips and salsa, carne asada—book ahead at Rancho de Chimayó, an institution for travelers throughout the valley. After passing through the scenic Carson National Forest and making a brief stop at Ranchos de Taos and the iconic San Francisco de Assisi Mission Church painted by Georgia O’Keeffe, head for a cultural afternoon in Taos. ranchodechimayo.com

Stroll the Taos Plaza, where shops and galleries beckon, before heading to the Taos Pueblo, a 1,000-year-old fully functioning community. For Native American and Spanish Colonial art, the Millicent Rogers Museum , just outside of town, is spectacular. A Standard Oil heiress, Rogers was a jewelry designer and arts connoisseur whose collections of Maria Martinez pottery, Rio Grande blankets, Apache baskets and turquoise jewelry are unmatched. taospueblo.com; millicentrogers.org

For the perfect end to the perfect day, book in at The Love Apple for dinner in an atmospheric, quaint church that dates back to the 1800s. The elevated cuisine is truly farm-to-fork (you’ll learn about foraging, their producers and more) and can be enjoyed in the candle-lit, wood-beamed dining room or outside under twinkling bistro lights. After a relaxing meal, opt for the Low Road back to Santa Fe, which is not as scenic but is much more direct. theloveapple.net

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The San Francisco de Assisi Mission Church in Taos; Rancho de Chimayó

DEEP DIVE

COME FLY AWAY

More women than ever are learning to love fly fishing. With nature, solitude, the promise of empowerment and even a little bit of luxury, what’s not to love?

BY ALYSSA GIACOBBE

Before I moved to Maine, I had two associations with fly fishing and, yes, one involved Brad Pitt. The other was my college roommate’s dad, who belonged to an old-school members-only fishing club in Stowe, Vermont. Throughout our 20s, we’d visit with our boyfriends and kayak around the lake, hike the surrounding trails and never once pick up a rod. Why would we? It seemed more hobby than sport, and we didn’t have those back then. We also didn’t see any other women out there doing it, just dad-aged white guys.

I still don’t have hobbies, not really. But I have come around to more meditative forms of sport—and to actual meditation, too. Since moving full-time to vacationland, I’ve become something of a very amateur angler. Serenity is nice. So is being outside. I’ve learned to cast a rod, choose a fly based on something other than aesthetic appeal, wade through rocky waters without wiping out (mostly) and reel in a catch, sort of. It’s at turns frustrating and peaceful and, when it works, more than a little empowering.

I’m no trailblazer. I’m actually late to the game, especially here in Maine, where a younger generation discovered the appeal of fly fishing much earlier in their lives. Women are now the sport’s fastest-growing demographic, thanks to hometown fishing clubs around the country, an increased number of women working as guides, clinics and retreats geared toward solo and group female travelers and #girlswhofish on TikTok, where women raised by dads who taught them to not only appreciate the sport but love and excel

at it share highlights, and sometimes a little bit of skin, with a whole new audience. These are women who, undeterred by the sport’s heretofore male dominance, have the confidence to know that rivers don’t belong to any one gender, race or socioeconomic group.

And they’re excellent fisherwomen, too. While men remain fly fishing’s predominant participants, many argue that women’s attention to detail, patience and body awareness makes them even better suited to it. Research conducted in 2023 by the Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation found that one in five female anglers say that fishing makes them feel like they can do anything they set their mind to. The study also found that active anglers are 24 percent more likely than non-anglers to say that setbacks don’t discourage them.

Despite its meditative aspects, endorphins are involved in fly fishing. Unlike ocean fishing, which I’d always considered exciting yet essentially consisted of dropping a line, cracking a beer and waiting, fly fishing is constant motion. You’re casting, mending, casting again, always going for the perfect arc. You’re wading into rushing waters along uneven rocky surfaces. You’re following the drift. If you know how, you’re analyzing the river for the spots the fish are most likely to be hanging out. You’re noticing the bugs in order to decide which fly to use next. It requires focus, trust, balance and your brain.

It was on a trip to Colorado Springs last summer that I caught my first big fish. We found Angler’s Covey guide Josh Heney through Bobby Mikulas, the owner of Kinship Landing, a boutique hotel built on the concept of providing guests with a “travel like a local”

Sun Valley’s Silver Creek Preserve is famous for its abundance of trout

experience. Mikulas is always eager to offer guests a recommendation for anything outdoorsy, and he happens to be an avid angler himself. Before my trip, he shared with me his favorite places to fish, even though anglers are famously hyper-protective of their spots.

Heney took us to one of them, a catch-and-release section of the South Platte River dubbed the “Dream Stream.” Heney helped me choose a fly and coached me on my cast, which I practiced over and over. Again and again, I watched my line drift down the river—no bites, not even evidence of fish. We chatted and we were quiet. We waded and waited. Fishing challenged my patience and results-oriented mindset—how come this wasn’t working?

And then it did. Heney had prepped me to pay attention to changes in the line that might indicate a fish was interested in my fly or already hooked on, and he warned me: That’s when I had to be even more patient. You can’t pull too soon or too fast. The key is to tire out the fish before you tire yourself.

My catch was a 4-pound rainbow trout. I posed for the requisite photo, then let him go. As with many things, fly fishing is about the thrill of the hunt and the satisfaction of the catch. But another reason I’ve come to love it is because it’s also about impermanence, where the ultimate victory is in knowing that it’s not the last. ■

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OTHER GREAT FLY FISHING DESTINATIONS FOR WOMEN, WHETHER YOU’RE BRAND-NEW OR KNOW YOUR WAY AROUND A ROD.

LIMELIGHT HOTEL, KETCHUM, IDAHO

The Limelight offers access to Sun Valley’s amazing and diverse fly fishing opportunities, from the high desert feel and mountain whitefish of the Big Lost River to the Salmon River, known for drift boat floating and summer influx of sea fish who make a nearly 900-mile trek all the way from the Pacific. The hotel’s most-recommended operator for women is Silver Creek Outfitters, which staffs several female guides. limelighthotels.com

THE HERMITAGE INN, WEST DOVER, VERMONT

In southern Vermont, the Hermitage Inn offers fly fishing clinics throughout the summer led by pro guides and designed specifically for women, including casting instruction and lessons on choosing and tying flies. Learn to fish in the Hermitage’s on-site pond stocked with brown, rainbow and brook trout before exploring the ponds, streams and brooks around the inn. thehermitageinnvermont.com

C LAZY U RANCH, GRANBY, COLORADO

At C Lazy U Ranch, the classic dude ranch gets a luxury upgrade, with upscale cabins outfitted with woodburning fireplaces, an award-winning wine cellar, spa, evening entertainment and s’mores. In addition to year-round fly fishing in the private waters of Willow Creek, the ranch hosts regular women’s-only wellness retreats. Come as you are: All guests have access to all the Orvis equipment you’ll need for half or full-day guided sessions to wade fish for rainbow, brown and brook trout. clazyu.com

WEATHERBY’S LODGE, GRAND LAKE STREAM, MAINE

One of the oldest and most famous fishing and hunting lodges in the country offers three-day women’s-only fly fishing schools taught by female instructors within walking distance of the three-mile-long, salmon-packed Grand Lake Stream. Highlights include instruction in casting, reading the water, knot and fly tying, wading and safety—and the most magical sunrises. weatherbys.com

BRUSH CREEK RANCH, SARATOGA, WYOMING

This upscale ranch spread across 30,000 pristine acres in Wyoming’s North Platte River Valley includes 20 miles of private North Platte River tributary waters stocked with trout and regular fly fishing clinics for women in float fishing and wade fishing. At night, special trout dinners let you imagine, at least, you’re enjoying the fruits of your labor (though the rivers themselves are catch and release). Horseback riding, yoga, sound healing, an award-winning full spa and wine cellar tours and tastings round out the experience. brushcreekranch.com

The author with her catch on Colorado’s “Dream Stream”; fishing in Wyoming’s North Platte River

A CLOSER LOOK

HAWAII 2.0

Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is dominating in Hawaii

BY MARSHALL HEYMAN

SENSEI LĀNA‘I, A FOUR SEASONS RESORT

If you want some beach time, feel free to visit the Four Seasons Resort L ā naʻi, just a short ride away. But Sensei L ā naʻi, its sister property, is a luxury getaway-meets-health retreat designed to take relaxation to the next level. This one-of-a-kind mecca lies on 24 acres amidst a towering forest of trees hidden from the rest of the world. Before arrival, guests are paired with a wellness guide, a sort of personal guru who will set up one-on-one coaching sessions and craft a custom itinerary for your stay. Activities like horseback riding, an adventure course and even total body workouts are perfect for the Type As who often find their way here. But we suggest leaning into Sensei’s many opportunities for unwinding, tranquility and self discovery. For instance: a forest bathing session includes an intimate, focused examination of the flora and fauna and, in turn, may help you forget the problems you brought with you to this quiet Hawaiian island. Try a late-night meditative dip in one of the secluded, individual outdoor Onsen pods that on especially clear nights give you a perfect glimpse of the stars. You might like a thermal body mapping and massage complete with take-home imaging in one of the hotel’s hale—incredibly equipped spa huts that rival the coziness of the 96 bedrooms at Sensei. Journaling is encouraged while here and then back at home. Wellness dining comes courtesy of chef Nobu Matsuhisa. Meanwhile, round-trip transportation from Honolulu on L ā naʻi Air is included in your hotel stay and comes on a fleet of Pilatus PC-12 aircrafts (each seating up to eight passengers) with flexible, daily service for travelers and guests, not to mention a new luxe lounge in a private hangar to ease your journey to paradise. fourseasons.com

Sensei by Nobu restaurant at Sensei Lāna‘i

The Four Seasons Resort O‘ahu at Ko Olina

FOUR SEASONS RESORT O‘AHU AT KO OLINA

Ko Olina, a tiny coastal town on the island of O‘ahu, translates to “Place of Joy.” Perhaps the most blissful place of joy in this small enclave is the Four Seasons resort. It’s an oasis for guests young and old, with child-friendly activities, romantic nooks and peaceful surprises, all far from the overcrowded beaches and tourist traps of Waikiki. The emphasis at the resort is wellness, because what else should one focus on when in Hawaii? After a relaxing day at one of the four pools, a meditative beach walk, an invigorating game of pickleball or a snorkeling jaunt in the lagoon, the Naupaka Spa & Wellness Center has plenty of options to calm you from head to toe. Try, for instance, the K ō Hana Rum Massage, which uses rum-infused massage oil from a distillery just a few miles away. (Rum is meant to have anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties.) Should you want to delve a bit deeper into reducing your anxiety, arrange a centering Mu Hala sound journey with Pi’iali’i Lawson, an intuitive energy realignment practitioner. For a week this July, Dana Childs will return to Ko Olina for a Healer-inResidence program offering a curated collection of mindfulness experiences. Of course, after all the resting and relaxation, you’re bound to be hungry. Each of the resort’s restaurants has been showered with awards for culinary excellence, including Noe for fresh pasta and other Italian delicacies and Mina’s Fish House, operated by celebrity chef Michael Mina, which offers its very own “fish sommelier.”

Naupaka Spa & Wellness Center

Al fresco dining at the Four Seasons Resort O‘ahu at Ko Olina

FOUR SEASONS RESORT HUALALAI

Most conversations about trips to Hawaii—especially to the Big Island—eventually end up at this incomparable property, a village unto itself. It’s not just about being beachside or having access to eight different outdoor pools; staying at Hualalai is a true experience. There are plenty of opportunities for water sports at Alaka‘i Nalu (“leaders of the waves”), not to mention other Pacific Ocean excursions such as snorkeling off a stunning new 46-foot catamaran called Alaka‘i Nui (“great leader”). At the Ka‘upulehu Cultural Center, you can learn to strum a ukulele while learning about Hawaiian history. Hualalai is devoted to the island’s marine life, and has been operating its own sustainable oyster farm for several years. Depending on the season, the oysters you eat on property may have come directly from there. At King’s Pond, the resort’s saltwater aquarium pool, you can explore more than 1,000 fish from 60 different species. If you’re lucky, you might even get to feed Kainalu (“ocean wave”), the resort’s resident spotted eagle ray. If your rapport with Kainalu is especially powerful, follow up with a private charter to snorkel at night and observe other rays in the ocean. A family picnic dinner at the beach or the omakase at ‘Ulu Ocean Grill are evening highlights. But make sure to save room for dessert after a 45-day dry aged tomahawk steak at Miller & Lux

Hualalai, the recently opened restaurant concept from San Francisco–based chef (and Food Network veteran) Tyler Florence. The attention to detail all around is superlative. And should you leave your teddy bear alone in your villa, you might come back to find him newly dressed in a kimono, enjoying the Big Island just as much as you.

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The ocean pool

SUMMER 2024

All about Eva Longoria; the brightest talent from the Cannes Film Festival; stunning villas on the Amalfi Coast; and over-the-top necklaces

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ALL ABOUT

EVA

The Golden Globe–nominated actress returns to television with the six-episode dual English and Spanish language series Land of Women, premiering this summer on Apple TV+

By MARSHALL HEYMAN

SCHWARTZ

Photography by MICHAEL

Styling by SANDY ARMENI

IT’S NOT MUCH OF A STRETCH TO SAY THAT EVA LONGORIA IS EVERYWHERE.

She’s got a new show on Apple TV+, Land of Women , which launches in June. She’ll be in the fourth season of the hit series Only Murders in the Building, set to debut on Hulu in late August. She’s got a tequila brand, Casa del Sol, which she launched in 2021. She recently announced that she would become a strategic advisor and investor in Siete Foods, the fastest-growing Hispanic food company in the United States, known primarily for its gluten-free tortilla chips. (Longoria met Siete co-founder Veronica Garza at a cheerleading camp when they were growing up in Texas.)

Longoria has worked steadfastly with the Television Academy Foundation to help encourage inclusion in the entertainment industry. She’s an investor in a women’s soccer team (Angel City Football Club), a men’s soccer team (Club Necaxa) and is co-owner of the ElevenEleven padel team. There’s also her philanthropy. She founded Eva’s Heroes, based in San Antonio, Texas, in 2006 and was just awarded the 2024 Courage and Civility Award by Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez.

With a schedule that packed, you can imagine her nonstop travel. A few weeks ago, she was in London for two days for her friend Victoria Beckham’s birthday. While there, she also filmed for an upcoming adaptation of A Christmas Carol directed by Gurinder Chadha (Bend It Like Beckham), in which she plays the Ghost of Christmas Past. She lives between Mexico City and Spain, she says, but on the day we connect, Longoria is about to board a flight from Los Angeles—the home base of her company, appropriately named Hyphenate Entertainment—to Miami, where she and her husband, the media mogul José Bastón, keep an apartment.

“I recently was in an airport in Poland and I saw myself in a big L’Oréal ad. And all I could think was, That’s so crazy That’s me I’m still really confused, and I’m always surprised,” Longoria recalls. She’s referring to yet another one of her many jobs—global ambassador for the beauty company—which she has held for the last two decades.

“What can I say?” she asks. “I’m the ultimate multitasker.”

Longoria suggests her ubiquity is the result of just hanging around the entertainment industry for more than two decades. She started as Flight Attendant #3 on an episode of Beverly Hills, 90210 but moved quickly on, in 2004, to Desperate Housewives, one of the last huge shows of network television.

Oh, and, at 49, she’s also a mom to 5-year-old Santiago. “The other day I heard [my son] say, ‘No, my mom’s an actress.’ And I looked at him and I thought, How did he even know that word and what it meant? ” Longoria says. “He’s still unimpressed.”

He might be the only one unimpressed by Longoria’s ability to juggle it all.

Coming off of directing the film Flamin’ Hot , which garnered an Academy Award nomination for Best Song for “The Fire Inside,” Longoria needed a break. That’s why she’s only producing and starring in Land of Women , soon to debut on Apple TV+.

At the beginning of the series, Gala (Longoria) has just opened a sexy wine shop in New York City. She quickly discovers that her husband owes some bad people a lot of money, and they’re coming to collect. So Gala runs away to Spain with her annoyed daughter (newcomer Victoria Bazua) and her slightly cuckoo mom Julia (Carmen Maura, a favorite of Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar).

“I usually reverse-engineer my projects,” says Longoria of her work as a producer. “I start with a place I want to shoot.”

For Land of Women, Longoria told her friend, the writer/producer Ramón Campos, that she wanted to film in Spain’s wine country. She wanted something “super female forward,” she explained, and suggested Under the Tuscan Sun as a reference point. A month later, Campos came back with a pitch based on a bestselling Spanish novel by Sandra Barneda.

“So much of television is set in a dystopian future, and I can’t watch television set in a dystopian future,” says Longoria, who admits to “watching everything,” especially on plane rides. “I don’t want to worry and then start setting up my doomsday bunker after watching a television show.”

Land of Women , she explains, is optimistic, “very blue skies and fish-out-of-water. You just want to be there.”

Filming did, indeed, take place in Spain in the small medieval city of Figueres, birthplace of Salvador Dalí. It’s at “the complete other end” of the country from Marbella, where Longoria is relocating. To get to Figueres, at the eastern edge of Catalonia near the French border, “You need to take a plane, a train, a car, and then scale down a mountain,” Longoria jokes.

One last trick: The show is bilingual. (Actually, some of the characters speak Catalan, too.) “What’s the most authentic storytelling? I would talk to my daughter in English and my mother in Spanish,” says Longoria. “This wasn’t possible 10 or 15 years ago, but streaming has made content more global. The No. 1 show is Squid Game in Korean. Subtitles are very acceptable, and so is the idea of Spanglish. We’ve changed the way we seek out storytellers and points of view.”

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“WHAT CAN I SAY? I’M THE ULTIMATE MULTITASKER.”

Easier said than done. “I’d never acted in Spanish,” Longoria admits. “My brain hurt at the end of the day. But I’m the American in the show. I make a lot of mistakes in Spanish, like I do in life. I say the wrong word at the wrong moment.”

“Watching Eva act is like watching Messi play soccer,” says Land of Women creator Campos. “Above all, she’s a natural and tireless worker who always supports the team and understands that she’s a crucial part of it—but just one part of it. She’ll get her hands dirty when needed, without worrying about appearances.”

It helps that Longoria could identify completely with her onscreen double. “I’m literally my character,” Longoria says, all the way down to being an oenophile. “I love wine. I love everything about it. I love the different grapes. During COVID, all I did was read about wine. I decided that I was going to study for the sommelier test.” She didn’t end up taking the exam, “but I still want to.”

See? Always multitasking.

After the success of Flamin’ Hot , Longoria decided to take a break from directing. “You could not have stopped me from making that movie,” she says. But even for someone who’s always steering the ship, it was a lot of work.

“I’m not rushing to make my sophomore movie because I’m looking for something to speak to me,” she says. Currently, “I’m reading everything,” including lots of potential biopics. “I’ll know it when I see it. I’ll know it when I read it.”

But this year, she says, “I’m only acting. This year is: Let me go back in front of the camera.”

First up: Land of Women . Next in line: Only Murders in the Building. “I’m most comfortable in television comedy,” Longoria says. “It was the first thing I learned, so I have probably worked the 10,000 hours. You find confidence through that many at-bats.”

But Only Murders in the Building isn’t your everyday television comedy. It’s a television comedy alongside the legendary Meryl Streep. No sweat, Longoria says. Streep is actually her distant relative, a link she discovered when they were both on Faces of America with Henry Louis Gates Jr.

“We actually call each other ‘cousin,’” Longoria laughs. The first time they made the connection in person was at an AFI tribute to Jane Fonda. Longoria sheepishly said hello to Streep. Since then, whenever they see each other, Longoria says, “We’ll say, ‘How are you, cousin?’ and ‘I’m good, cousin.’”

In the first Zoom table read for Only Murders, attended by 100 people from Zach Galifianakis to Molly Shannon to Selena Gomez, Streep introduced Longoria as her cousin.

“She tells the story and everyone’s so confused, because I’m the most Latina person in the industry and she’s Meryl Streep,” Longoria recalls.

Working on set in New York was, indeed, like family. “We talked a lot about democracy and politics,” Longoria says. “But when you have leaders like Steve Martin and Martin Short, you’re never not laughing. Watching them make a lunch order is a show in itself. It’s a constant roast about a sandwich, a 30-minute comedy about mustard.”

In addition to working with Streep, Longoria also had the opportunity this year to star opposite Eddie Murphy in The Pickup, a heist comedy that also stars Keke Palmer and Pete Davidson.

The movie, for Amazon MGM, is directed by another of Longoria’s longtime pals, Tim Story. She auditioned years ago for Story’s Fantastic Four, but didn’t get the role. “I think it was [the Invisible Woman, the role that went to] Jessica Alba, but it was one of those situations where they say, ‘We can’t tell you the story or let you read the script,’” Longoria says.

Longoria doesn’t often get starstruck, but that’s how she felt about working with Murphy. “He’s my Hollywood,” she explains, describing how she was inspired by Murphy’s classic projects from Harlem Nights to Beverly Hills Cop. “He’s my kind of funny. He’s a comedy savant.”

“I DON’T LIKE WASTING TIME. I CONSIDER TIME LIKE MONEY. YOU’RE EITHER SPENDING IT OR YOU’RE WASTING IT, AND I CHOOSE TO SPEND IT.”

“And of course the first day on set, we have to kiss,” Longoria says. “So it was like, ‘Nice to meet you,’ and then mwah .” Well, is Murphy a good kisser? “We didn’t have makeout scenes,” Longoria demurs. “It was just a good-morning kiss.” Do they have a texting relationship now? “He’s very private,” Longoria says, adding that no, they don’t send each other Netflix recommendations. “I just sat and listened.”

In addition to 1) ordering a sandwich with Martin Short and Steve Martin; 2) being introduced to 100 people as Meryl Streep’s cousin; and 3) kissing Eddie Murphy—a major year for anyone, no doubt—Longoria also got to see Tom Cruise do the splits on the dance floor at Victoria Beckham’s 50th birthday party in London in April.

Of all of those experiences, which was the most entertaining?

“It’s a toss-up,” Longoria says, adding that Cruise “is the kindest human being and the best dancer. I’ve seen him dance at many parties.” She didn’t recall him doing the splits at any of those other parties, though. This was special. “I danced for five hours at the party and we didn’t leave till 3 a.m.,” Longoria says. “I woke up sore wondering if I’d worked out [too hard] the day before. No, we just danced a lot.”

Longoria insists that she doesn’t actually know everyone in Hollywood. It just seems like she does.

“There are so many people I don’t know and I want to work with, and I’m old,” she says. “But I’m lucky. I’m definitely lucky.”

Her secret recipe is relatively simple, actually.

“I don’t like wasting time,” Longoria says as her airplane is called for boarding. “I consider time like money. You’re either spending it or you’re wasting it, and I choose to spend it.” ■

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CANNES We Talk?

EACH YEAR, THE CANNES FILM FESTIVAL HOSTS THE BIGGEST NAMES IN HOLLYWOOD AND BEYOND. FOR ITS 77th ANNIVERSARY, DUJOUR DOCUMENTED THE DAZZLING SPECTACLE OF THE CROISETTE

By NATASHA WOLFF Photography by EMILIO MADRID

BELLA HADID

One of the most famous American models on the scene, Bella Hadid always makes her presence at Cannes known. We spent time with Hadid, in Chopard jewelry, at the Hôtel Martinez.

Hadid wears Saint Laurent

EDGAR RAMÍREZ

Venezuelan actor and producer Edgar Ramírez stars in the competition film Emilia Perez , directed by Jacques Audiard and co-starring Selena Gomez, Zoe Saldaña and Karla Sofía Gascón. Ramírez, who was recently seen in Peacock’s Dr. Death, the true crime anthology series, is also starring opposite Cate Blanchett in Eli Roth’s Borderlands, which will be released in August.

HONG

CHAU

Hong Chau stars opposite Jesse Plemons, Willem Dafoe , Joe Alwyn, Mamoudou Athie, Emma Stone and Margaret Qualley in the Yorgos Lanthimos drama Kinds of Kindness, which had its world premiere at the Festival. The Academy Award–nominated actress is also co-starring with Matt Damon and Casey Affleck in this summer’s Doug Limon crime caper, The Instigators Chau wears Dior

LUCAS BRAVO

Best known for his role on Netflix’s Emily in Paris (season four debuts this summer), Lucas Bravo is starring in Noémie Merlant’s The Balconettes, which premiered at the Festival. This fall, Lucas will also be seen leading Mélanie Laurent’s Sulak, which will be released on Amazon Prime Video.

DIANE KRUGER

The German actress Diane Kruger, who won the Best Actress award at Cannes in 2017 and who is known for her work in films like Troy, Inglourious Basterds and The Infiltrator, as well as the FX television series

The Bridge, is at this year’s Festival with David Cronenberg’s highly anticipated The Shrouds. Kruger wears Prada

ELLA HUNT

British actress Ella Hunt (Dickinson) stars in Horizon:

An American Saga , a four-part Western film that had its world premiere at the Festival, and as the late Gilda Radner in Jason Reitman’s SNL 1975 for Sony Pictures.

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MAMOUDOU ATHIE

This

Mamoudou Athie stars opposite Jesse Plemons, Willem Dafoe, Emma Stone, Chau, Margaret Qualley and Joe Alwyn in the Yorgos Lanthimos drama Kinds of Kindness, which had its world premiere at the Festival.

is Athie’s second year in a row attending Cannes, as his animated Pixar film Elemental closed out the Festival in 2023.

MARIA BAKALOVA

Maria Bakalova comes to the festival with the film The Apprentice, opposite Sebastian Stan (Donald Trump) and Jeremy Strong (Roy Cohn), playing the late Ivana Trump. The Bulgarian actress was nominated for an Academy Award for the 2020 mockumentary Borat Subsequent Moviefilm alongside Sacha Baron Cohen and has been seen in The Bubble and Bodies Bodies Bodies

Kinds

JOE ALWYN

British actor Joe Alwyn stars opposite Jesse Plemons, Willem Dafoe, Athie, Emma Stone, Chau and Margaret Qualley in the Yorgos Lanthimos drama

of Kindness, which had its world premiere at the Festival. This marks the British actor’s second collaboration with the Academy Award–nominated director, following 2018’s The Favourite

NATHALIE EMMANUEL

British actress Nathalie Emmanuel is starring alongside Adam Driver, Shia LaBeouf and Aubrey Plaza in Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis, which premiered at the Festival. Best known for playing Missandei in HBO’s Game of Thrones, the actress will also be in this summer’s The Killer, John Woo’s reimagining of his 1989 film of the same name, opposite Omar Sy. Emmanuel wears Chanel

MAIKA MONROE

American actress Maika Monroe stars opposite Nicolas Cage in Neon’s horror thriller Longlegs, in theaters

July 12. She is also poised to reprise her It Follows role in the film’s sequel, They Follow, and will appear opposite Troy Kotsur in In Cold Light. Monroe wears Buci NYC

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ROOMS WITH A VIEW

Villa Torre Di Capo Vettica overlooks the sea and city of Amalfi

THE TOPOGRAPHY OF THE AMALFI COAST, WHICH COMBINES A RUGGED COAST AND CLIFFSIDE VILLAGES OVERLOOKING THE SEA, MAKES THE REGION THE PERFECT SETTING FOR DREAMY VILLAS

Amalfi Houses: Architectural Gems on the Italian Coast (Rizzoli), a new book by Ana Cardinale, features stunning images by renowned French photographer Matthieu Salvaing. From the Sorrento peninsula to Positano, many of the homes covered in the book have never been published before. Villas from different eras with different styles are showcased, including historic homes that have been transformed over the years and more contemporary villas, some with lush gardens.

TERRIFIC TILING

Brush-painted blue tiles made by Ceramica Sant’Agostino stand out between the arches of the balustrade, a typical architectural element on the Amalfi Coast, and dialogue with the blue sea

OPULENT OFFICES

From

to 1945,

1943

Villa Astor was the residence of philosopher and politician Benedetto Croce. The villa still contains his desk and many personal objects.

BUILT INTO THE LANDSCAPE

Among the

last villas still intact, Villa Porta Donica was built in the 1930s around an ancient 11th-century watchtower

INTRICATE DETAILS

The historical feel of the rooms has been preserved, thanks to the ceilings, floors and furniture that bear witness to the history of this villa

FABULOUS FRESCOES

In the center of the parlor sits an antique marble sculpture of Cybele. The armchairs and benches date back to the Empire period. Jacques Garcia redesigned the bas-reliefs that frame the frescoes.

Amalfi Houses: Architectural Gems on the Italian Coast (Rizzoli)

The Crow’s Nest cottage at the Cottages at the Boat Basin

COT TAGE CORE

The Cottages at the Boat Basin, overlooking the Nantucket harbor, has unveiled a six-month multimillion-dollar renovation. Drawing on Nantucket’s rich seafaring past and Quaker influence, Nantucket-based designer Audrey Sterk infused new life into the 29 cottages, which occupy an enviable perch along the slips of the Nantucket Boat Basin. Under the White Elephant Resorts family, the individually styled accommodations are inspired by the names of the great whaling ships of the 1700s with names like Sea Syren, Essex and Orion. Ranging from studio cottages to split-level three-bedroom lofts, the historic accommodations have been revamped without altering their original architecture. All cottages offer full kitchens and most feature private outdoor decks. The cottages feature a color palette of ocean blue, misty gray and stark white. Caged lighting, nautical charts of Nantucket, brass barometer instruments, rope and jute detailing and woven fixtures inject a dose of contemporary maritime charm. Amenities include access to bicycles and kids’ fishing rods, reels and nets and a shuttle to the beach. thecottagesnantucket.com

EAT HERE NOW

Prospect at the Hotel Jerome debuts a new concept focusing on Colorado’s epicurean delights. “We are elated to unveil the new dining concept at our beloved Prospect,” says Patrick Davila, Hotel Jerome’s general manager. “Our entire team is thrilled to showcase the state of Colorado and the areas closest to us in Aspen.” The new summer tasting menu honors the property’s long-standing history. “Our new dining concept at Prospect, led by chef Connor Holdren, expresses innovation and aptitude, showcasing unique in-season ingredients available to us in the region,” says the restaurant’s executive chef, Ross Kilkenny. “We have an abundance of fresh ingredients across rivers, mountains, orchards and ranches and are excited to present this one-of-akind experience to our guests.” aubergeresorts.com

The dining room at Prospect

THAI-TASTIC

Austin Thai restaurant Sway has opened in Aspen with a modern take on classic dishes like salt and pepper tofu and pad thai. “The Infinite Hospitality team is excited to partner with New Waterloo in bringing Sway’s unique concept to Aspen,” says Sean Robison, COO of Infinite Hospitality. “Our dedication as locals to developing high-quality hospitality offerings for the Aspen community is a perfect match with New Waterloo’s commitment to creating positive impact through vibrant, local-centric hospitality concepts.” Designed by architect Michael Hsu, the interiors blend traditional rich wood tonality and a playful use of color. “Sway, like Aspen, is rich with contradictions,” says Hsu. “It is in embracing these contrasts that Sway provides a uniquely enigmatic experience.” swaythai.com

ROCKY

MOUNTAIN HIGH

Stranahan’s Whiskey Lodge has opened in town, serving innovative cocktails, pours from rare bottles and alpine-inspired bites. The laid-back, luxurious lodge celebrates the whiskey brand’s roots in the Rockies. “We’re coming back to Aspen, where I began the American single malt journey two decades ago,” says co-founder Jess Graber. “Opening the doors to our Stranahan’s Whiskey Lodge is a long-awaited return home. We’ve come a long way since opening the first whiskey distillery in Colorado since Prohibition down in Denver.” stranahans.com

Cocktails at Stranahan’s Whiskey Lodge

The dining room at Sway

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The vegetable spring roll

Salt and pepper tofu

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The dining room at Maxwells Trading

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Maxwells Trading is the brainchild of Underscore Hospitality partners Josh Tilden and chef Erling Wu-Bower (Nico Osteria, The Publican), now open in the West Loop. The American contemporarymeets-Asian menu offers such delightful seasonal dishes as prosciutto topped with black currant-pepper jam and caprino cheese served alongside gnocco fritto, scallion pancakes with French onion dip and Japanese sweet potato in a Thai curry. The open concept, bilevel space is minimal and industrial and features vinyl record players on each floor so diners can bring their own records to play. maxwellstrading.com

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The turbot entree

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CHANEL DOES DALLAS

Peter Marino has reimagined the brand’s Highland Park Village boutique

Chanel has reopened its boutique in Dallas at Highland Park Village. The 6,500-square-foot store was designed in partnership with longtime Chanel collaborator Peter Marino and showcases the entire Chanel universe, including clothing, shoes, handbags, watches, fine jewelry, fragrance and beauty. Designed to feel like a private residence, the two-story space is a modern blend of serene neutral tones with accents of pink, gold and yellow.

Past the matte black granite entryway featuring a Marino-designed bronze commode, clients will discover handbags and accessories as well as the fine jewelry and watch salons (including the J12 watch collection and Coco Crush fine jewelry collections). At the back of the boutique, a glistening gold and polished black room is reserved for fragrance and beauty. Upstairs, the ready-to-wear salon features a dynamic mix of antique and contemporary furniture and decorative art, including chairs by Italian furniture designer

Augusto Bozzi upholstered in custom fabrics, lion sculptures from Italian ceramicist Bruno Gambone, custom gilt tables from FrenchSwedish artist Ingrid Donat and a 12-panel 18th-century Chinese Coromandel screen. Artwork by Andrei Molodkin, Johan Creten, Heinz Mack, Vera Lutter, Mario Deluigi and François Morellet are on display throughout.

The store opens with Virginie Viard’s spring/ summer ready-to-wear collection, inspired by freedom, movement and the seaside gardens of Villa Noailles, a modernist home in Hyères, France, designed by the architect Robert Mallet-Stevens in 1923. Lightweight tweed and neoprene suiting, striped terry cloth jackets, swimsuits, lace dresses and trousers and transparent organza separates are made for layering. “I tried to bring one thing and its opposite together in the coolest way possible,” says Viard. “And the gardens and swimming pool of the Villa Noailles, that exceptional setting, lend themselves to that rather well.” chanel.com

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DALLAS / FORT WORTH

Knife Italian, the latest culinary venture from Michelin-starred chef John Tesar, has opened at the Ritz-Carlton Dallas, Las Colinas. Offering a bold and contemporary Italian menu with strong steakhouse influences, the restaurant emphasizes family-style dining with an array of fresh crudo, pastas made in-house and a robust dry-aged steak program with meat from 44 Farms. Designed by Schoos Design, the 170-seat restaurant boasts a vibrant, colorful space that complements the menu items. Anchoring the entrance of the space is a magenta sofa and pink Champagne bar, accented by birdseye maple side tables and a pink bubble light fixture. The focal point of the main dining room is a sculptural black-and-white striped table complemented by lanterns floating from the high ceilings and curved caramel banquettes along the walls. Dishes include clams oreganata, potato gnocchi with blue crab and black truffle, lobster agnolotti, an array of pizzas and a variety of steak cuts. knifeitalian.com

Goldie’s, a neighborhood spot serving nostalgic food and drinks in a comfortable, elegant setting, has opened from Brandon Hays of This and That Hospitality (Sfuzzi, Ferris Wheelers, High Fives, Tiny Victories) and his wife, Brittany Grignon, along with restaurant veteran Brittni Clayton. Guests can expect to enjoy a craveable menu filled with classic dishes created by executive chef Matt Perry, including bone marrow bruschetta, tuna tataki, a pork chop and zucchini bucatini. “The classics never miss,” says Clayton. “There is something to be said about enjoying a meal that makes you think about your childhood.” The roughly 1,500-square-foot space was designed by Studio Thomas James and has an approachable, comfortable feel. “The whole

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dining experience is a sophisticated, sexy feel, whether you’re in the intimate dining room or the climate-controlled patio for year-round dining,” says Clayton. goldiesdallas.com

Jack & Harry’s, a New Orleans–inspired restaurant and bar, has opened in Park Cities pairing Southern charm with French-infused recipes. “The sentiment behind this new concept stems from my love for dry-aged steaks, the rich tapestry of New Orleans culture and an unforgettable trip taken alongside some of my close restaurateur friends, Julian Barsotti and Greg Katz, early in my career,” says Vandelay Hospitality Group founder Hunter Pond. “Jack & Harry’s is a restaurant I’ve wanted to open for many years, so I am happy it’s finally come to fruition.” The cozy interior within the 5,000-square-foot space has an intimate scale, rich in detail and layered in history, as the building it occupies dates back to 1945. Lacquered wood floors are paired with warm cherrywood paneling, imported New Orleans brick, antique Charleston lanterns and aged brass, lending homage to a bygone era of Southern hospitality. The space is layered with iconic equestrian artwork and expertly sourced antique furniture. The culinary program at Jack & Harry’s, described as a place for a weeknight steak or an elegant family meal, is anchored by a wide yet approachable selection of prime and dry-aged steaks. thejackandharrys.com

When guests walk into the thoughtfully designed, newly opened Nuri Steakhouse in Uptown, which features interactive grills at each table, they will feel transported. Wan Kim, a native Korean and current Dallas resident, was inspired by his lifelong passion for food and business. Kim tasked Minji Kim, a Michelin-recognized Korean chef, and her lead chef and husband, Ben Lee, with creating a menu that allows Dallas residents to sample superior Korean-inspired cuisine in a relaxed setting. The menu uses high-quality ingredients and adds an elevated twist to traditional Asian-American foods such as kimchi fried rice, Korean-style short rib and hand-breaded sweet chicken.

The experiential aspect of the 4,000-square-foot restaurant starts at the tables. Each table has a grill in the middle that can be used by the servers to prepare the premium meats while diners watch in awe, or guests can choose to cook their own food for an even more interactive meal. The space seats 108 people and aims to bring its guests together as they savor new flavors and experiences. Nuri Steakhouse brings an intimate dining experience laced with culinary adventure to Dallas for the ultimate meal. nuristeakhouse.com

Nuri Steakhouse

Dishes at Goldie’s

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Dishes and cocktails at Jack & Harry’s

BEAUTY BEAT , BESPOKE SKINCARE

Knockout Beauty has opened a new beauty emporium in O2 Dallas at The Terminal at Katy Trail. The 1,200-square-foot space showcases two treatment rooms with an expanded list of facial and body treatments. The boutique retail space and bespoke skincare consultancy, founded by Cayli Cavaco Reck, boasts locations in Aspen, New York City, Bridgehampton, Locust Valley and Los Angeles. The new luxury skincare sanctuary offers signature treatments, consultations and a selection of beauty products from Augustinus Bader, U Beauty, Royal Fern and Environ. knockoutbeauty.com

PUTTING ON THE RITZ

The 400-acre Ritz-Carlton Dallas, Las Colinas, set in the rolling hills of a former family ranch just minutes from downtown Dallas, is now part of the Ritz-Carlton brand. “We are delighted to have spearheaded the revival of such an iconic property, not only for Texas but for travelers worldwide,” says Greg Dickhens, managing partner at Trinity. “The proximity and accessibility of a resort of this caliber make it a unique opportunity for luxury leisure and business travelers alike.” Led by renowned design firms Jeffrey Beers International

and Leo A Daly, the renovations to the storied property include a new lobby bar, Bar Juniper, 427 updated guest rooms, refreshed meeting spaces and state-of-the-art ballroom facilities. “The property presents a distinctive opportunity to savor Texas’ natural landscape while indulging in luxurious accommodations, all while maintaining access to the city,” says Jamie Kerr, vice president at The Ritz-Carlton. A resort pool with luxury cabanas, The Ritz-Carlton Club and many food and beverage offerings are also on offer. ritzcarlton.com

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The Maidstone on Main Street in East Hampton will reopen under the ownership of John Meadow and LDV Hospitality this summer. Designer Poonam Khanna of Unionworks led a cosmetic refresh of the entire hotel. Refreshed guest room interiors are rooted in a natural palette—think earthy sand tones, warm amber and soft peaches—while updated public spaces complement the guest rooms with shades of greens and blues inspired by the ocean and sky. Luxury touches such as Frette Linens and Santa Maria Novella amenities are found in each room. “We want to honor

its spirit and soul while adding a more contemporary and luxurious hospitality experience for East Hampton’s most discerning guests,” says Khanna. Chef Jorge Espinoza (Scarpetta) is in charge of the restaurant at the hotel offering new dishes inspired by the coastal delights of Italy. Some highlights include spaghetti alla nerano with fried zucchini and provolone and squid ink linguine with crab, uni, Calabrian chili and lemon. “It has always been a dream of mine to transition into the hotel space,” says Meadow, CEO of LDV Hospitality. “I’ve witnessed firsthand the allure and charm of The Maidstone Hotel as it has been a beacon in the community for many years. In partnership with ISMD, we look forward to bringing new memories to this idyllic retreat.” themaidstone.com

Lifelong friends Alexander Perros, a real estate and design veteran, and chef Ryan Hardy (Charlie Bird and Pasquale Jones) have restored Greenport’s Silver Sands Motel to its glory days. The newly renovated 20 rooms, eight beach bungalows and, new for this summer, two beach houses feature lush native landscaping. Since 1957, the property has been known for its peach-and-teal exteriors, window boxes overflowing with red geraniums, nautical flags and white Adirondack chairs on a beachfront boardwalk. The rooms are adorned with lively accents of yellow, red and seafoam blue and bathrooms featuring cheerful tiles, Flamingo Escape toiletries, luxurious Matouk towels and striped Linge Particulier bathrobes. The new three- and four-bedroom beach houses come complete with full kitchens, private gardens and fireplaces. Two restaurants are on site: retro diner Nookies, with its mint-green swivel barstools and shiny chrome details, and Eddie’s for woodoven-fired Neapolitan pizza, freshly caught seafood, local produce and lobster rolls. silversandsmotel.com

FROM TOP: Silver Sands Motel; a guest room at The Maidstone

The award-winning Motorino Pizzeria Napoletana is expanding to the Hamptons with a new custom-built wood-fired pizza trailer available for on-demand pizza parties. Motorino Mobile offers a full onsite pizza station complete with refrigeration, tent and lights. “I’m excited to bring Motorino pizza to the East End this summer,” says founder Mathieu Palombino. “This is one of the most beautiful places I’ve seen on earth and there’s no better place for a party…with pizza!” Pizza favorites are served with special additions highlighting local fare and bounty from the East End. Signature pizzas include a classic margherita, soppressata piccante, brussels sprouts white pizza and a cherrystone clam pie. Antipasti like meatballs and fried calamari are also on offer, as well as a prosciutto station and an Italian gelato cart. It’s as close as you’ll get to having a pizzeria in your backyard! motorinopizza.com

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Michelin-starred chef, restaurateur and author Joe Isidori has opened Arthur & Sons in Bridgehampton, transporting guests back to the 1990s with “old-school” New York Italian-American red sauce classics. Standout dishes include meatball, fried calamari, baked clams oreganata and spicy rigatoni alla vodka, and the wine list features a variety of Italian wines. “The Hamptons has always been a second home for me,” says Isidori. “I spent many of my early years of my career working in the Hamptons. I have always had a true love and passion for all things out east, so it’s nice to bring a piece of my personal heritage to the community for all to experience.” The design features vintage Tiffany lights, red candles and Rat Pack–era artwork and photos. arthurandsonsnyc.com

Linguine with white clam sauce at Arthur & Sons

BEAUTY BEAT , AN ACTIVE PRESENCE

Macrene Actives is opening a new spa in Wainscott this summer offering a variety of facial treatments tailored to patients’ skin needs using dermatological-grade products and innovative equipment. The brand’s cult-favorite product, High Performance Face Cream Extra Rich, will also be available for purchase. The plant-powered formula includes more than 50 active ingredients that restore and brighten skin’s radiance, decrease the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and protect from UV exposure and environmental pollutants. macreneactives.com

Pizza from Motorino Mobile

High Performance Face Cream Extra Rich, from $265, MACRENE ACTIVES, macreneactives.com

HOUSTON

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Balboa Surf Club, the new neighborhood seafood destination from the Western Addition hospitality group (Il Bracco), is now open in Post Oak Plaza. From sushi to salads, steaks and fresh catches, there is something for every diner. “This menu is our expression of American seafood,” says Western Addition president and CEO Robert Quick. “You’ll find the best fresh catches from around the country, from wild-caught Nantucket scallops to Hawaiian tuna, Alaskan king crab and gulf grouper.” Menu highlights include Southern-style crispy oysters, a Baja-style seafood cocktail, classic East Coast jumbo lump crab cake and miso-glazed salmon. The 7,200-square-foot space features booths, a bar, a large covered patio with al fresco dining and lounge seating around a fire pit. balboasurfclub.com

Artisans restaurant has moved into the Galleria area from its old Midtown space, introducing innovative and diverse French cuisine to a new location. The menu’s imaginative yet classic dishes like beef tartare, escargots and duck à l’orange have been beloved by patrons for 12 years. Spanning 9,000 square feet, the restaurant aims to captivate guests not only with its culinary offerings but also with its ambiance. The open kitchen concept, a collaborative effort by chef Jacques Fox, Gensler Architecture Services and Texana Builders, sets Artisans apart. The stand-alone building features gated private parking and valet services, with the restaurant’s logo, a prominent rooster, standing tall. A covered porte cochère welcomes guests to a sophisticated interior, blending modern French influence with diverse dining experiences. artisansrestaurant.com

Case Chocolates is a chocolate company that combines the world’s best spirits with the finest chocolates. Recently, the brand opened its first storefront and speakeasy in East Downtown Houston. Led by Houston native and entrepreneur Casey McNeil, the chocolates are filled with a liquid center encompassing a range of high-end spirits, from rare whiskeys to vintage liqueurs and non-alcoholic options like local coffees and adaptogen elixirs. “Chocolates and spirits are a perfect pairing, but the only options have been sort of novelties,” says McNeil. “Cacao is more nuanced than wine, and we want to emphasize the unique flavors that different origins offer.”

The speakeasy features an intimate chocolate and cocktail pairing experience showcasing a variety of chocolates paired as flights with various spirits and cocktails. casechocolates.com

HOUSTON & LAS VEGAS

Bag, $3,650, ETRO, etro.com

It’s the one-year anniversary of Marco De Vincenzo’s first bag for Etro, the Vela bag, and new iterations of the style are being released this season. They are available at the brand’s River Oaks boutique. In addition to the plain leather version, first launched with a campaign starring Bianca Balti, new iterations of the bag include the embellished Vela with tone-on-tone threading, as seen on the runway, as well as one in raffia with a hand-embroidered floral pattern. Colorways range from timeless black and gianduja to cream, light blue and reddish purple. etro.com

Case Chocolates

Dishes at Artisans

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Balboa Surf Club

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Donutique’s artisanal donuts showcase tradition with a twist at the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas. Chef Keris Kuwana is a flavor-obsessed pastry chef and a true artist who is always on the hunt for new flavors, ingredients and inspiration and ensures that every donut is both a visual and culinary delight. Think truffle honey with hand-painted, couture-inspired chocolate bees, yuzu blueberry with mini meringues, green tea filled with matcha cream and strawberry cheesecake with cheesecake filling and crushed dried strawberries. Donut-inspired desserts include handmade chocolates, donut-shaped French macarons, chocolate-dipped coconut macaroons and fresh chocolate-covered strawberries. Donutique’s inspired donuts and desserts are matched with a curated coffee menu. donutique.com

To offer guests the ultimate Las Vegas experience, Aria Resorts & Casino has unveiled its Sky Villas designed by KES Studio. These exclusive, invitation-only two-story penthouses, designed by principal Kara Smith, promise an unparalleled living experience blending 1980s nostalgia with a luxurious residential feel. With a fusion of organic forms and sumptuous materials such as marble, alabaster, bronze, lacquer and walnut seamlessly integrated into the contemporary design, these suites redefine luxury living. From the design to the service, Aria has created an oasis for the discerning traveler looking for luxury in Las Vegas. aria.mgmresorts.com

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The Prada Galleria bag has been reinvented for spring/summer. Featured in a campaign starring Scarlett Johansson, the new limitededition styles come in soft-grain calfskin, gold-plated micro-studs and hand-crafted florals that are tied to the brand’s identity. prada.com

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Donuts at Donutique

Since 1986, British handpainted wallpaper, handembroidered wallcovering and fabric maker de Gournay has been the go-to for designers for its chinoiserie patterns. Now, the brand has opened a Los Angeles residence, a 10-room private house at the foot of the Hollywood Hills for trade and private clients alike to source fabrics and wall coverings. degournay.com

The newly refreshed 1,400-square-foot Rimowa store features its new in-house customer service counter concept, floor-to-ceiling grooved details using sustainably recycled oak wood and a customdesigned seating area. Unique to this location, an impactful exposed floor-to-ceiling window rotunda sits on the corner of Wilshire and Rodeo Drive, showcasing a custom illustration on the store’s exterior by artist Oscar Grønner, depicting traveling Angelenos against a backdrop of local palm trees. In addition to showcasing the brand’s classic and latest luggage collections, the store displays the newest black colorway of the Pilot Case. rimowa.com

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LOS ANGELES

Michael Kors Collection has opened a new boutique on Rodeo Drive. The 1,500-square-foot space incorporates a mix of materials and textures, ranging from blackened steel and raw concrete to antique brass, gold Calacatta marble and oxidized maple. Luxe textiles add warmth and tactile drama to the mix of stone, wood and metal, all rendered in a clean, neutral palette. A minimalist storefront with a wide glass window entrance offers maximum visibility from the street and envelops the store in the warm natural light of California. “Beverly Hills is one of the few places in the world where you can get the speed of big-city life blended with a resort-like glamour,” says Kors. “From the impressive architecture to the restaurants, world-class people-watching and the shopping, it has the best of everything. I am very excited to bring Michael Kors Collection back to one of the most legendary locations on the planet.” michaelkors.com

The New Michael Kors Collection boutique

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The new Regent Santa Monica Beach resort will feature expansive and tranquil rooms and suites, a stunning beachfront pool deck and a sprawling 10,000-square-foot wellness spa destination in collaboration with Guerlain. The 24 suites and 143 guest rooms are spacious and modern and feature luxurious soaking bathtubs, rainfall showers and double vanities. The project, with a budget exceeding $150 million, features visionary designs by renowned firms such as AvroKO and Wimberly Interiors and is a partnership between Andre Zotoff of Strategic Hotels & Resorts, which has owned the property for more than 20 years, and Regent Hotels & Resorts. “The addition of Regent Santa Monica Beach to the Santa Monica communities promises to deliver an unprecedented experience for travelers and locals alike,” says the hotel’s general manager, Younes Atallah. “With a commitment to distinguished, bespoke service alongside an alluring oceanfront location, we are eager to share this incredibly special property with the world and welcome guests to indulge in a modern evolution of traditional luxury.” The resort’s signature restaurant, Orla, is from James Beard Award–winning chef Michael Mina. “Orla is an incredibly personal concept for me, taking inspiration from my childhood,” says Mina. “The earthiness of za’atar, the tang of citrus and the intricate layers of a perfectly cooked piece of fish or charcoal-grilled meat all take me back to the captivating flavors I grew up with and enjoyed around the table with my family. With oceanfront views and the vibrant energy of the restaurant, guests will instantly be transported to the Mediterranean.” santamonica.regenthotels.com

BEAUTY BEAT , CZECH MATE

Joanna Czech has opened her third studio at L’Ermitage Beverly Hills Czech employs her 35 years of experience to bring her clients’ skin back to life by combining traditional practices like facial massage with LED and microcurrent technology and skincare products, including her eponymous line, Joanna Czech Skincare. The Joanna Czech Studio offers a comprehensive menu featuring tailor-made facials, select body treatments and a selection of skincare products. The Polish-born aesthetician with a client roster of famous faces that includes Jennifer Aniston, Kim Kardashian and Christy Turlington Burns has a cult following and an ever-expanding waitlist to snag an appointment. “I have an amazing passion for my work and love what I do,” Czech says. Her philosophy is based on creating healthy, glowing skin from the inside out. “There are still many products and techniques that I have been using since I was introduced to them 35 years ago because they work!” joannaczech.com

The living room of a one-bedroom suite at Regent Santa Monica Beach

LOS ANGELES

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A second location of Coucou has opened in West Hollywood from owners Jesse and Hayley Feldman. The 80-seat, indoor-outdoor restaurant is tucked away and offers a welcome respite from the outside world where guests can expect perfectly prepared martinis, oysters and woodfired French favorites. Like its Venice location, Coucou West Hollywood shares the same Paris-meets-Pacific DNA and elevated bistro fare by Bouchon alum chef Jacob Wetherington, such as a classic tarte flambé and seasonal pastas like a Dungeness crab rigatoni with espelette chile and citrus tomato butter. Guests will enter through 300-year-old Tunisian patinated iron gates into the secret garden-esque patio surrounded by star jasmine, climbing roses and boxwood hedges punctuated with vintage pots and planters. The intimate room is lined with oxblood-colored banquettes and accented with coquettish linen bistro curtains, antique mirrors, soft pendant lights and sconces. coucou.la

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The dining room at Coucou; various dishes; the bar

Nestled in the heart of Coral Gables, The Collab is a new restaurant at the Thesis Hotel. Led by executive chef Nicolas Mazier, the menu is Mediterranean and Asian-inspired and features such highlights as branzino with ginger shiso, fennel and capers, blue crab corn croquettes and a Niman Ranch pork tomahawk with honey, chermoula, mint and cilantro. thecollabmiami.com

Salty Flame, a new steakhouse by V&E Hospitality Group, has opened in Brickell with an Asian twist. The menu, by chefs Michael Asalie and Alex Martinez, features steaks of all cuts served thinly sliced, kimchi truffle fries, Korean fried chicken and sushi. “Salty Flame transcends the ordinary steakhouse, offering a fun dining experience infused with an enticing Asian fusion twist, creating an exceptional ambiance that truly sets it apart,” says Jamil Dib, co-founder and owner of V&E Hospitality. The venue has 8,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space featuring a bar area lined with emerald velvet barstools and plush green-and-black velvet booths. saltyflamerestaurant.com

The Alley has reopened at the Betsy Hotel. Helmed by chef Laurent Tourondel, the Italian restaurant is set to serve an array of artisanal pizzas, salads, charcuterie and soft-serve ice cream. The Alley is an inviting space, featuring warm woods, floor-to-ceiling windows and eccentric pendant light fixtures that hang from sloped ceilings. Designed to cultivate a welcoming experience for guests, the 1,300-square-foot, 66-seat dining room is complemented by organic materials such as bamboo and raffia.

The charming outdoor dining area includes seating for 24 patrons to bask in the ever-changing art projections of The Orb, the hotel’s unique egg-shaped canvas. thebetsyhotel.com

With its roots deeply embedded in the cultural and gastronomic heritage of Peru, Jarana showcases an approachable yet authentic menu in Aventura. The restaurant prides itself on its fusion of traditional Peruvian recipes with global culinary influences, particularly from Japanese, Chinese and Italian cuisines. Open-fire grilling techniques are on display and featured in dishes like the half chicken marinated brasa-style. Other highlights include ceviches, grilled meats, stews and stir-fries. Their regional desserts include a squash and sweet potato fritter and purple corn pudding. jaranarestaurant.com

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Signora, the second restaurant venture from the Miami-based Plus Plus Group, will open this summer in Miami Beach under the direction of chef Jake Eaton. The coastal Italian restaurant is inspired by Italian women, who have long been the nurturing force behind Italy’s rich culinary heritage. Signora’s menu promises fresh seafood, locally sourced ingredients and time-honored cooking techniques. signoramiami.com

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: The dining room at The Collab; the exterior of The Alley; pasta at Signora; the dining room at Jarana; the dining room at Salty Flame

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Italian luxury fashion brand Ferragamo has opened a boutique at Aventura Mall. The new space boasts special materials including travertine, walnut, boucle fabrics and a selection of elevated bronze, espresso and ivory hand-tufted silk rugs. A beige-and-polished-stainless-steel facade gives way to a curated assortment of the brand’s newest men’s and women’s ready-to-wear, handbags, shoes and accessory collections. “The South Florida market has been integral to the growth of Ferragamo, and we’ve been fortunate to expand our presence across Palm Beach, Miami and, now, Aventura, all which have a distinct and discerning luxury clientele,” says Daniella Vitale, CEO of Ferragamo Americas. “It’s a goal of ours to bring in a new audience under the creative direction of Maximilian Davis, and Aventura presents a unique opportunity to engage with local customers as well as visitors from around the world.” ferragamo.com

Milanese fine jeweler Pomellato has opened its fourth U.S. boutique at Bal Harbour Shops. The boutique, designed by Pomellato’s in-house architect Davide Caprioli, is 600 square feet and features the brand’s signature style. The storefront is fully clad with brassembossed plates. Archways throughout the interior and exterior reflect those at the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in Milan, a nod to the brand’s heritage. Two custom-made Iconica Ring chairs mirror the design of Pomellato’s Rome boutique. pomellato.com

Earrings in 18k rose gold with mother-ofpearl and diamonds, $3,250, POMELLATO, pomellato.com

Bag, $3,400, FERRAGAMO, ferragamo.com

The Ferragamo boutique

Necklace in 18k rose gold with malachite, mother-of-pearl and diamonds, $2,850, POMELLATO

Sandals, $1,250, FERRAGAMO

Mules, $995, FERRAGAMO

The Pomellato boutique

NANTUCKET

DESIGN Within REACH

Taking place July 15-18, this year’s Nantucket by Design festival, hosted by the Nantucket Historical Association, showcases the best of local American design under the theme of craftsmanship. Design luminaries such as this year’s keynote speaker Ken Fulk, Aerin Lauder, Mark D. Sikes, Brian Sawyer, David Kaihoi, Miles Redd, Victoria Hagan and Young Huh will host panels, lectures, events and antiquing tours. The event supports the NHA’s mission of preserving the island’s rich design legacy and maintaining its historic properties, programs and collections for future generations. nha.org

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The Beachside Hotel from Blue Flag Capital has reopened as a family-friendly seaside resort. Taking inspiration from simpler times, Beachside Hotel will feature upscale, oversized suites, single-family hotel rooms, open-air balconies, a newly constructed

pool and kid’s pool, gym, meeting space, courtyard, restaurant and bar and game room perfect for the whole family to enjoy. “The Beachside Hotel was designed around the idea of an endless summer,” says Brad Guidi, Blue Flag’s co-founder. “We focused on creating outdoor spaces where discovery is limitless. We wanted to offer a space where children and their parents alike would equally enjoy the property.” Located near Jetties Beach, the hotel’s interiors were designed by Parts & Labor in partnership with Blue Flag. “The design is definitely unique to Nantucket—it is fun, retro, coastal and upscale,” says Guidi. “We didn’t use the typical Nantucket color palette. Instead, we utilized terracottas, gentle creams, dark greens and natural woods.” The centerpiece of the property is the new pool courtyard, which will feature a mahogany deck and plenty of loungers. thebeachside.com

BEAUTY BEAT , BATHING BEAUTY

Bathhouse co-founders Travis Talmadge and Jason Goodman wanted to redefine the traditional bathhouse model to provide cutting-edge, performance-enhancing therapies in a contemporary setting. “Wellness trends have largely focused around nutrition and fitness, and although these are major pieces of the puzzle, if you’re serious about performance, recovery has to be part of that equation,” says Talmadge. Recently, Bathhouse opened its second New York City location in Flatiron with thermal pools, hammams, multiple sauna and steam options, cryotherapy, a sensory deprivation tank, massage treatment rooms and a private ritual bath area. There are an incredible number of treatment offerings, from scrubs to massages. The Rockwell Group and Colberg Architecture designed the sleek, modern and socially engaging paradise. “Bathhouses in various forms have been around for 5,000 years,” says Goodman. “It was about time that Manhattan had one designed for the sensibilities and hospitality standards of the 21st century. You’re going to feel amazing afterward and leave better off than when you arrived.” The owners wanted to create a relaxing respite but also a social space for people to gather. To that end, there’s also an all-day café serving salads, eggs and soups. “Hospitality has pivoted in a more experiential direction, and Bathhouse is a recovery oasis that is inherently social,” says Talmadge. abathhouse.com

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Matouk has opened a 2,300-square-foot space on the Upper East side in a prewar residential building with a garden. Wanting the space to feel like home, the Matouk family hand-selected a historic residence in the neighborhood to bring its collection of hand-crafted luxury linens and bespoke services to life. The two-story townhouse retail space will incorporate custom pieces and materials provided by partnering luxury brands and will offer high-touch experiences throughout, including beverage service from a fully stocked wet bar and an outdoor patio. matouk.com

Ernesta, the home design brand focused on custom-sized rugs, has opened its first showroom on the Upper East Side. The showroom provides an opportunity for design professionals and enthusiasts to view the full collection and receive one-on-one assistance to help them identify the right size and style of rug for their design project. ernestarugs.com

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Amy Ling Lin has opened a fifth location of her beloved nontoxic nail studio Sundays in SoHo. Sundays isn’t just a nail salon; it’s a holistic wellness experience without bright, surgical lighting, commercial dryers or communal drying tables. Each location features a Southern California-meets-Scandinavia aesthetic to truly help clients relax while getting their nails painted with the brand’s eponymous nontoxic polish. Sundays was the first nail studio to launch a meditation manicure, combining custom meditative sessions with nail care. dearsundays.com

The Ernesta showroom

The Matouk boutique

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ROOM REQUEST , A TRIBECA TREAT

Firmdale Hotels’ third New York property, Warren Street Hotel, has opened in Tribeca. The sister hotel to Crosby Street in SoHo and The Whitby in Midtown features bright and bold interiors created by Kit Kemp Design Studio, a collection of specially commissioned art, private landscaped terraces and a modern all-day brasserie. The hotel is filled with Kemp’s own designed and found fabrics including her latest collaborations with Christopher Farr Cloth, GP & J Baker and Spode. The 69 individually designed bedrooms and suites are all created in Kemp’s inimitable style focusing on color, pattern and texture. From intricately embellished headboards and upholstered furniture to whimsical bespoke lighting and custom-designed tableware, the hotel is a jewel box of treasures. Several suites feature beautifully landscaped terraces and gardens with wooden trellising sparkling with lights, while ferns, cedars and pollinating plants encourage wildlife. The unique design elements are mixed with eclectic artworks including pieces by sculptors Tony Cragg and Wendell Castle. Warren Street Bar & Restaurant is a modern 150-seat brasserie serving a classic menu of dishes infused with global influences. firmdalehotels.com

FROM TOP: The Warren Street Bar & Restaurant; the living room of suite 704

YORK CITY PALM BEACH ORANGE COUNTY

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Penny is a seafood spot above owners Chase Sinzer and Joshua Pinsky’s restaurant Claud in the East Village. The raw bar and seafood counter consists entirely of seating at the honed white marble bar that runs the length of the space before breaking off into an L-shaped counter. The menu offers seafood-centric items: oysters and clams in varying sizes and preparations, classics such as shrimp cocktail and tuna carpaccio and bountiful platters on ice that showcase the breadth of the raw bar. A market section changes daily, with seasonal finds such as Maine lobster served warm with brown butter and a beggar’s purse with caviar. Penny’s 250-bottle wine list, a collaboration between Sinzer and wine director Ellis Srubas-Giammanco (most recently of Chambers), champions the next generation of vignerons, showcasing progressive voices on the same pages as winemaking legends. penny-nyc.com

San Sabino is a new modern Italian-American neighborhood restaurant by wife-and-husband chefs Angie Rito & Scott Tacinelli (Don Angie) and marks their second partnership with Michael Stillman (Quality Branded). Designed by GRT Architects, the 55-seat restaurant features a bright space in cheerful butter yellow tones with a curved back-lit bar, lacquered mahogany tables, gold sconces and banquettes that gently recall design details of its sibling next door while maintaining an entirely new design experience. To start, opt for the crab and mortadella dip, scallop crudo in a savory buttermilk with golden kiwi and hazelnuts and spicy tuna with arancini, rabe furikake and charred scallion crema. To follow, insalata Louie featuring shrimp tossed in a pepperoncini remoulade with avocado and spicy

coppa breadcrumbs, pasta alle vongole with Manila clams and aji amarillo, stuffed farfalle with smoked chili crab, yellow chive and tobiko and head-on prawns in a sweet and sour arrabbiata sauce with dollops of stracchino cheese and Thai basil. Ending on a sweet note, San Sabino’s desserts include toasted rice panna cotta made with pistachio sticky rice, young coconut and candied Sicilian pistachio, caramelized crespelle featuring Italian rum crema and key lime and gelato Viennese with espresso-crème fraiche gelato, burnt hazelnut caramel and torta caprese. sansabinonyc.com

Chef Suzanne Cupps (Gramercy Tavern, Untitled at the Whitney, 232 Bleecker) has opened Lola’s in Flatiron with a menu that seamlessly weaves together Southern and pan-Asian influences, paying tribute to the diverse experiences of Cupps’ culinary journey and her roots growing up in South Carolina. Whether it’s vinegar-infused vegetables or hearty, slow-cooked mains,

FROM TOP: Dishes at Penny; San Sabino

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TEDDY WOLFF; SAN SABINO: NICOLE FRANZEN

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her shareable plates are both sophisticated and whimsical. Signature dishes at Lola’s include sesame milk bread and pimento cheese, fried tilefish lettuce wraps with kohlrabi slaw and jalapeno tartar and rib skewers with baked beans and Carolina BBQ sauce. The 2,500-square-foot space, designed by Ben Krone of Gradient Architecture, seats 70 and features an ash-and-pale-wood bar, jade green tiling throughout the open kitchen, a green terrazzo kitchen counter, polished concrete floors and green-and-pink banquettes. lolasnyc.com

Now open in the Flatiron District, Grandma’s Home showcases the traditional homestyle cooking of Hangzhou. With over 200 locations in 60 cities throughout China, this is the brand’s first U.S. outpost. Signature dishes include clay pot chicken with green tea, soy-glazed crispy fish and scallion oil noodles. U.S. Managing Partner Julia Zhu, the daughter of one of Grandma’s Home’s founders, was inspired to bring Grandma’s Home to the U.S. to

showcase the food she grew up eating and offer an authentic modern Chinese dining experience. Designed by Volenec Studio, the modern and contemporary design weaves together elements of Grandma’s Home locations in China with design touches from New York City. grandmashome.us

Beloved West Village institution

Rosemary’s has opened in Midtown East with a sun-filled 100-seat dining room, 40-seat sidewalk cafe, beautiful 20-person private dining room and spacious 40-person wine bar. Neapolitan pizzas are new to this location, while pastas such as orecchiette with house-made sausage, broccoli rabe and fresno chili, squid ink spaghetti with rock shrimp and ravioli with white asparagus fonduta and bottarga are always on offer. Dekar Design used reclaimed wood

with shrimp paste at Naks

tables, handpainted tiles and antique copper pots to create the restaurant’s urban farmhouse vibe. Behind the white marble bar, Rosemary’s regulars may recognize the signature blue-and-green patterned tile that ties all the locations together. rosemarys.com

Naks takes diners to the Philippines, a departure from the Indian restaurants the Unapologetic Foods group has become known for. Operated by Roni Mazumdar and chef Chintan Pandya (Dhamaka, Adda), the kitchen at Naks is helmed by Filipino chef Eric Valdez. Consisting of two distinct areas, Naks serves an à la carte menu in a 14-seat front room, with the remaining 20 seats reserved for a kamayan experience enjoyed by eating with one’s hands. Highlights include wild mushroom egg noodles with soy sauce, garlic corn rice with sea urchin, pork ribs, porcelet pork belly with taro and tamarind and cassava cake with eden cheese, condensed milk and brown sugar for dessert. naks.nyc

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Lola’s; dishes at Grandma’s Home; dishes at Rosemary’s; fruit skewers

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Luxury jewelry brand Bulgari has opened a 5,000-square-foot boutique at South Coast Plaza with a nod to Rome’s rich heritage. The maison will introduce the high jewelry category here for the first time with the Californian Journeys capsule collection featuring exclusive jewelry, watches and accessories inspired by the enchanting landscapes of California. Beloved collections like B.zero1, sleek Serpenti and delicate Divas’ Dream are, of course, on offer. “I am thrilled to celebrate the reopening of our South Coast Plaza boutique in a new location at Costa Mesa,” says Bulgari CEO JeanChristophe Babin. “The store’s freshly imagined concept seamlessly blends the luxurious materials and iconic Italian designs that reflect Bulgari’s heritage with a contemporary, best-in-class client experience. The introduction of high jewelry at this location and a stunning new watch salon provide exceptional opportunities to discover the exquisite craftsmanship of the brand.” bulgari.com

Cartier ’s new South Coast Plaza boutique was designed by Moinard Bétaille drawing inspiration from Orange County’s diverse landscape. “The boutique feels like an extension of the stunning Orange County landscape and is reflective of the casual elegance of its community,” says Walter Bolognino, president and CEO of Cartier North America. The boutique’s overall design pairs modern shapes with the maison’s timeless design codes and a touch of whimsical details. A glass canopy light inspired by the region’s ubiquitous skate parks adds a playful touch to the accessories and care service areas, while custom-designed chandeliers in the shape of dahlias decorate the bridal area’s ceiling. All of the brand’s iconic designs are on display. cartier.com

Jil Sander has debuted a serene South Coast Plaza boutique in a neutral palette of off-white, cream and beige. The ceiling has the effect of a skylight, casting the space in soft, natural light that creates a feeling of intimacy. At the center of the space, striking slabs of Calcite Azul marble anchor and divide the ready-towear collections. Brushed steel fixtures

The Maison Margiela boutique BELOW: The Marni boutique

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The Jil Sander boutique LAS

create seating areas and support the product display. Following the concise, simplified language creative directors Lucie and Luke Meier have developed for the brand’s global retail network, the store showcases the flawless synergy of light, color, line and material to create a space where people can discover the women’s and men’s ready-to-wear, shoes, handbags and accessories. jilsander.com

The nearly 2,000-square-foot Marni store at South Coast Plaza showcases women’s and men’s ready-to-wear and accessories collections and the brand’s eclectic, playfully eccentric yet sophisticated visual identity espoused by creative director Francesco Risso. The store’s façade is emblazoned with a red backlit logo offset by mirrored silver tiles, a distinctive and charming detail that sets the space apart within the mall. Upon entering, guests are enveloped in a space entirely adorned with beveled ceramic tiles in reflective silver, ivory and antique pink. A textural intarsia carpet in a wavy pattern covers the floor, while the ready-to-wear collections hang from wavelike polished steel rails that undulate across the space. Concrete cabinets and a glass vitrine house small accessories and ceramic tiled shelves showcase footwear and bags. marni.com

Maison Margiela’s iconoclastic codes are interpreted over its new South Coast Plaza boutique’s 2,000-square-foot open floor plan. Designed by architectural firm Valerio Inc., the space features a gray resin floor and a folding mirror crafted in travertine filled with white epoxy. White plaster columns and walls, beige lacquered furniture and display tables and seats carved in stained travertine line the space. maisonmargiela.com

This summer, Weekend Max Mara is debuting its Pasticcino capsule collection, Treasures of Japan, which will be available at the Italian label’s South Coast Plaza boutique. Weekend Max Mara looked to Japan’s rich history in art and textiles for this latest collection. The special-edition bags are crafted with sumptuous silk jacquards culled from the historical archives of Kawashima Selkon Textiles, a Kyoto-based fabric manufacturer established in 1843. This year, the bags will be offered in the classic medium size and a new small size. us.weekendmaxmara.com

Bag, $865, WEEKEND MAX MARA , us.weekendmaxmara.com

NOW’S THE TIME

With a new boutique in Corona del Mar, The Now Massage offers an oasis to disconnect from the outside world and reconnect within via the healing benefits of massage therapy. The customizable menu offers guests three signature massage styles and a variety of exclusive enhancements like Deep Tissue, Herbal Heat Therapy, Hemp Calm Balm, Gliding Cupping, Gua Sha and more. The brand is celebrated for its thoughtfully crafted menu, healing products and elevated aesthetic inspired by exotic beachside destinations from around the world. thenowmassage.com

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The Cartier boutique

TASTING TABLE

Konro in West Palm Beach is a 10-seat, tasting-menu-only restaurant opened by husband-and-wife team chef Jacob Bickelhaupt and sommelier Nadia Bickelhaupt. With only one seating nightly, the intimate, U-shaped chef’s counter serves a 10- to 14-course dinner menu. “Konro was designed to be as much an extension of our home as it was a dining experience,” says Nadia. “We’ve all experienced those serious dinners that might wow but are devoid of warmth,” Jacob says, “but that’s not what you will find here.” konrorestaurant.com

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Makeup mogul Bobbi Brown has opened her fourth Jones Road store location in Palm Beach, the first in South Florida. Brown and her husband, Steven Plofker, winter in the Palm Beach area, so it was the perfect next location for Jones Road to land.

“We had familiarity with the area and we love it,” says Brown. “We love the weather, the vibrant community and the great restaurants and shops, which are now our neighbors at the new store. It was just the right vibe for us.” Jones Road’s inventive Miracle Balm—a versatile tinted balm available in 10 shades— has become a beloved bestseller for the brand. jonesroadbeauty.com

Pratesi has opened a Palm Beach flagship boutique showcasing its linens for bed, bath and table. Designed by Studio Monteleone & Associates, the boutique boasts travertine floors, tufted wool carpets inspired by Pratesi’s butterfly motif and leather and copper accents. It is the 118-year-old brand’s only freestanding store worldwide. “We are thrilled to be opening our first Pratesi boutique in Palm Beach,” says Pratesi president and CEO Michelle Klein. “We look forward to bringing the expert craftsmanship and beautiful designs that Pratesi is renowned for to our Palm Beach customers. Pratesi has a legacy of over a century, and we are excited to be a part of Palm Beach’s rich tapestry.” pratesi.com

The Pratesi boutique

Jones Road products

POOL Rules

The Brazilian Court Hotel has just debuted a new bar and lounge, Lily’s Pool Bar, offering poolside cocktails for hotel guests and visitors alike. Joining French restaurant Café Boulud, by chef Daniel Boulud, at the property, the new boîte features a living green wall, walnut wood and raffia lamps and ample bar and lounge seating. thebraziliancourt.com

Marina District newcomer Tiya is the inaugural solo venture of acclaimed culinary giants and brothers Sujan and Pujan Sarkar (Rooh San Francisco, Palo Alto and New Delhi). “The inspiration for our menu is a celebration of Indian cuisine with a progressive and playful twist that honors our culinary roots while forging new paths,” says Sujan, also owner of Michelin-starred restaurant Indienne in Chicago. “What excites me most about our menu is how it connects traditional Indian flavors with Californian vibrancy, especially through our new charcoal grill that showcases seasonal seafood.” Diners can choose from two experiences, an à la carte option or a four-course tasting menu, with menu highlights spanning yogurt chat, a reimagined Indian street food consisting of strawberry, crispy potato, tamarind, mint and oxalis; egg bhurji with uni, curry leaf oil, masala babka and cultured butter; and tender coconut paysam with sunchoke and truffle honey ice cream paired with coconut caramel and cashew nougatine. tiyasf.com Back Home Hospitality culinary veterans David Nayfeld and Matt Brewer, of Che Fico and Che Fico Alimentari in San Francisco, have debuted their third concept, Che Fico Pizzeria, at Thrive City at the Chase Center in Mission Bay. “Our pizza was an instant favorite when we opened Che Fico,” explains Nayfeld. “It was great, but I knew it could be even better. So I spent years working on the dough recipe until I felt it was just right. When the opportunity presented itself, I knew this was the perfect concept not only for our next restaurant but also for the location adjacent to the home of my favorite sports team, the Golden State Warriors.” Designed

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by San Francisco–based Jon de la Cruz, whose projects include Che Fico Menlo Park and Protégé Palo Alto, the stylish eatery features a walk-up window for to-go slices and soft-serve gelato and an expansive menu of pizzas, antipasti, salads and sandwiches. cheficopizzeria.com

Lauded chef Lijun Han, owner of Sichuanstyle Z&Y Restaurant in Chinatown, has launched his newest eatery, Z&Y Peking Duck , across the street. “I was born and raised in Beijing and felt that authentic Beijing cooking was underrepresented in the Bay Area,” says Han. “My vision is to create a destination that celebrates the centuries-old Beijing Peking duck along with dim sum and small plates, icons of Beijingstyle Chinese culinary culture.” Along with Royal Style grilled lamb paired with leeks, a nostalgic dish that reminds Han of home, the menu will feature an obvious standout: Peking duck. “Ours is a multiday process starting with parboiling the duck and glazing a light layer of honey, then air-drying for 24 hours to give the crispy, razor-thin skin, which results in a texture that crackles in your mouth when you bite into it with a light sweetness from the thin layer of honey,” explains Han. He has also placed his own spin on it by topping each slice with caviar. “The skill of the carver is especially crucial. Many chefs, including me, trained with ‘duck masters’ for up to five years to master the art of carving Peking duck.” zandypekingduck.com

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With the unveiling of a reconceived heated indoor swimming pool at The St. Regis San Francisco, there’s another excuse to never leave the hotel. Located on the sixth floor, the modern swimming pool and adjacent lounge area—masterminded by local firm TEF Design along with Italian architect and furniture designer Gio Pagani—is outfitted with sandy taupe tones, wood slat-clad walls and ceiling, large-scale circular mirrors and chaise longues. “Inspired by the simplicity and elegance of water and the meditative and calming aspects of swimming, we created an atmosphere that exudes Northern California luxury with an attitude of ease while channeling the sophistication and nuance of the St. Regis brand,” explains TEF Design principal architect Paul Cooper. “We created a peaceful retreat where ample natural light, clean lines, a neutral color palette and organic shapes embrace and transport you into another world.” marriott.com

The pool area at the St. Regis San Francisco

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Peking duck at Z&Y Peking Duck

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Che Fico Pizzeria chef David Nayfeld

Tiya chef Sujan Sarkar

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Built more than 50 years ago as a roadside motel in Sonoma County, The Sandman Hotel has been completely overhauled. The new surfer-meets-boho-style rooms feature framed graphic prints, tangerinehued painted headboards and wall murals by mixed media artist Ty Williams, and the hotel also holds a fitness center, bar and 20-foot-tall geodesic dome housing a wellness center with morning yoga and meditation classes. “The overall design of the hotel is a retro-chic retreat with warm colors, a laid-back vibe and inviting amenities including a lush backyard space with a bocce court and fire pits,” says general manager Craig Merrens. “I love our welcoming and bright Pool House and Bar because it makes you feel like you are on a tropical vacation.” Not staying overnight? Purchase a day pass for access to the outdoor heated pool, hot tub, outdoor showers, fitness center, complimentary wifi, towel service and other perks. sandmansantarosa.com

IT’S ONLY NATURAL

Meritage Resort & Spa, situated 10 minutes from downtown Napa, has just undergone a major renovation to merge with former sister property The Grand Reserve at The Meritage. The property offers 322 guest rooms and suites, a refreshed lobby, bar, upgraded six-lane bowling alley, Champagne tasting room and a new restaurant, Ember Steak. “Napa Valley has long been famous for its agriculture, and with over 400 wineries across the valley, we pulled focus into the vineyards we have here on property and aimed to provide a vineyard farmhouse feel for our guests,” says managing director Joe Leinacker. “Inspired by the Mission-style architecture of a modern vineyard, the newly redesigned resort invites you to experience the expansion of the largest Napa Valley resort sprawling over 36 acres with 9 acres of active vineyards. Every guest can experience all that Napa has to offer, including tasting rooms, farm-to-table dining, pictureperfect views and five-star hospitality—all in one place.” meritageresort.com

Bay Area interior designer Alison Davin, principal of Jute Interior Design, will publish her first book, Live Natural: A Relaxed Approach to Creating Healthy Homes in June. Davin’s approach to design features balanced, airy, livable spaces composed of natural custom furnishings and details, curated antiques and a focus on creating sustainable spaces that are non-toxic. Live Natural (published by Gibbs Smith) showcases beautiful photography of Jute Interior Designs’ high-end residential projects by Lisa Romerein, including Davin’s own Sausalito home. Topics include how the flow or feng shui of a space can create harmony and how to achieve it, how building and renovation practices can be improved and easily attainable material swaps for every home.

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The lobby at The Sandman Hotel

OUT & ABOUT

From film premieres to charity galas, notable names hit the party circuit around the world this spring

Meryl

Priyanka

Awkwafina

Selma Blair at the Jimmy Choo summer

Mary

Selena

Danai

AN OPEN BOOK

Celebrities attended the Tiffany & Co. Blue Book 2024 Céleste collection launch in Beverly Hills

Emily Blunt

Anya Taylor-Joy

Reese Witherspoon and Ava Phillippe

Lori Harvey and Elsa Hosk

Laura Harrier

Adria Arjona

Suki Waterhouse

Gabrielle Union

THE NIGHT BEFORE

Clad in Chanel, Hollywood came out to Chanel and Charles Finch’s 15th annual pre-Oscars dinner at the Polo Lounge

Olivia Wilde

Rosie HuntingtonWhiteley

Quinta Brunson

Gal Gadot

Lily-Rose Depp

Margot Robbie

Kerry Washington and Usher

Robert De Niro

Kristen Stewart

Michael Keaton

James Marsden

Chloë Sevigny

Justine Triet and Sandra Hüller

FASHION FLOCK

From New York to Marseille and London, the stars came out to view designers’ latest collections

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Glenn Close at

Tessa Thompson

Marion Cotillard

Solange Knowles at the Gucci

Rebecca Hall at the Ralph Lauren Collection show in NYC

Sadie Sink at the

BROADWAY BABIES

Theater stars mingled at the Tony Awards nominee luncheon at the Rainbow Room in NYC

Charlotte Casiraghi at the Chanel cruise show in Marseille

Hannah Einbinder at the Ralph Lauren Collection show in NYC

Lila Moss at the Gucci cruise show in London

Dua Lipa at the Gucci cruise show in London

Corey Stoll and Jim Parsons

Jonathan Groff

Rachel McAdams

Sarah Pidgeon

Gayle Rankin

Jodie Turner-Smith at the Ralph Lauren Collection show in NYC

Eiza González at the Gucci cruise show in London

LEGEND of the FALL

Cinderella’s glass slippers, Dorothy’s ruby red slippers and Naomi Campbell’s Westwood platforms

BY EDWARD ESPITIA

Vivienne Westwood’s Fall 1993 collection, often referred to as the Anglomania collection, was a seminal moment for ’90s fashion. The collection was infused with Westwood’s love of historic silhouettes that celebrated British and Scottish heritage and punk aesthetics. Westwood, ever the activist, used the collection to speak out on environmentalism, consumerism and social inequality.

The collection featured a daring reinterpretation of the ancient Scottish ghillie brogue. A shoe that is pierced and laced without a tongue, created to drain and dry quickly while trekking through the wet and muddy highland, the ghillie brogue is an essential part of traditional Highland dress. One of Westwood’s variations of the shoe included a lofty 9-inch heel and a 4-inch platform, covered in cobalt blue mock crocodile and laced around the ankles with matching satin ribbons.

The model tasked to wear the sky-high Super Elevated Ghillie was 22-year-old Naomi Campbell. By 1993, she was already known as a catwalk powerhouse with an unmatched strut. She

appeared on the runway wearing a tartan skirt, velvet jacket, bright pink feather boa, rubber tights and the platform heels. As soon as she turned the corner, her ankles began to wobble and all 6 feet, 7 inches of her fell to the ground. Campbell, ever the professional, turned what could have been an embarrassing snafu into a moment etched in fashion history: She laughed it off to thunderous applause and whistles and hopped back up to complete her walk.

The shoes she wore are instantly recognizable to any fashion enthusiast. They now reside in the Victoria and Albert Museum and have been featured in several exhibitions. Those ghillies will once again be in the spotlight in the Naomi: In Fashion exhibition being presented by the Victoria and Albert Museum. Produced in collaboration with Campbell with photos curated by Edward Enninful, it will be the first exhibition to celebrate the work of an individual fashion model. It will feature pieces from her own fashion archive as well as loans from designers and the museum.

Naomi: In Fashion opens June 22 at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Naomi Campbell on the Vivienne Westwood fall 1993 runway

DRAMATICALLY BETTER.