GENLUX FALL 2024 ISSUE by GENLUX

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EASTWOOD

THE FALL FASHION ISSUE

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Publisher / Editorial Director: Cecilia Moreno

Editor in Chief: Samia Arslane

Founder/Creative Director: Stephen Kamifuji

Executive Fashion Editor: Mindy Saad

London Fashion Editor: Amanda Eliasch

Luxury Fashion Editor: Laura Dunn

Senior Market Editor: Jessie Ajluni

Philanthropy Editor: Catherine Williams

Garden Editor: Kelly Emberg

Color Director: Karoline Huber

Special Projects Director: Madeline Leonard

Financial Director: Marc Meshekow

Director Human Resources: Yolanda Garcia

Contributing Editors: Ninka B, Marc Baptiste, Dr. Ezra Kest, Gina Mari, Cheryl Woodcock

To advertise: contact Cecilia Moreno: Cecilia@genlux.com

Francesca Eastwood in all Dior

Photograph by Robert Lynden

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IN THE DETAILS!

Just a few of our favorite bags and belts for the FW season.

MAKEUP SYMPHONY!

Will AI and robotics one day put on your makeup? Could happen.

LOUIS VUITTON X JAPONISME!

We merge Japanese block-print inspired images with modern LV bags.

LET’S SUIT UP!

Button up buttercup! The season’s tailored looks are here!

INDIGO-GO!

SOLE INSPIRATION!

Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! And a few boots, too! Can we get a witness?

GHESQUIERE GRANDEUR

Nicholas Ghesquiere’s genius FW collection at Louis Vuitton.

GROWING UP EASTWOOD

Francesca Eastwood on making her own mark in Hollywood.

The color of denim continues to trend into the latter half of 2024. 80 48

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ON OUR COVER: Actress Francesca Eastwood in CHANEL by photographer Robert Lynden

ISTEPHEN KAMIFUJI CREATIVE DIRECTOR’S NOTE

t’s always a pleasure to welcome back a familiar face, and this issue marks Francesca Eastwood’s third appearance in GENLUX , but her first time gracing our cover. Captured through the lens of Robert Lynden, this shoot took place at his West Hollywood studio, a stone’s throw from the Roxy and the legendary Rainbow Bar and Grill— an enduring staple for rock enthusiasts traversing LA. This time, we had the privilege of collaborating with UZO , a true visionary in makeup artistry who has since launched her own successful skincare brand. Her impeccable technique elevated the shoot, while Robert Steinken, our trusted hairstylist, channeled a ‘60s-inspired look that harmonized flawlessly with the Dior ensemble. When the idea of giving Francesca some fringe surfaced, she embraced it with fearless grace, allowing Robert to work his magic. Meanwhile, our talented nail artist, Amber Studer, delivered a series of chic transformations that, dare I say, nailed it! The stylist for the day, Julia Varavkina, orchestrated a series of standout looks featuring CHANEL (on our cover), Givenchy, Stella McCartney, AWAKE Mode, and Louis Vuitton (p106) . We hit up Lynden once again to cover our story on denim, teaming up with stylist Lisa Smith Craig for a shoot in Beverly Hills (p72).

Of course, no Fall Fashion issue would be complete without a spotlight on accessories, and this one is no exception. The talented photographer Tatsuro collaborated with makeup artist Yoshie Kubota to create a captivating beauty feature that questions if, some day, AI robots will apply your makeup ( p48) James T. Murry joined forces with stylist Yuco Lacovara to highlight the season’s coveted handbags and belts (p40).

Our commitment to delivering a rich tapestry of fashion narratives is unwavering. This month, our Executive Fashion Editor, Mindy Saad, curated a selection of stories that bring together both established and emerging talents. Returning for his second consecutive issue, John Van Der Schilden brings his distinct perspective to the pages of GENLUX (p62) , while James Weber, a new addition to our roster and a remarkable artist/photogra-

pher, makes his debut with his brilliant photos focusing on shoes and boots (p80) Interestingly, both chose the rooftops of New York City as their stage, and were accompanied by Paul Venoit, the Canadian makeup artist whose humor is as sharp as his skills.

Jessie Ajluni, our invaluable Market Editor, brought in veteran GENLUX photographer Holly Parker to spotlight some of Louis Vuitton’s brightest looks from Nicolas Ghesquière’s Fall Winter 2024 collection (p80) , marking Ghesquière’s 10th year with the brand as their artistic director. Their fantastic photographs were shot at New York’s Hall des Lumières which is renowned for its digitally immersive exhibitions, curated by its creator, Culturespaces.

We were also honored to be approached by the team at Louis Vuitton to feature their new season’s leather goods. In our exploration of the roots of the Louis Vuitton monogram, we were drawn to the “Japonisme” movement of the late 1800s. After over two centuries of seclusion, Japan opened its doors to the West in 1858, sparking a fascination with its art, design, architecture, and fashion—a fascination that inspired French critic Philippe Burty to coin the term “Japonisme” in 1872. As the first to introduce an AI model on the cover of a print fashion magazine ( GENLUX Spring 2023), I felt compelled to dive back into MidJourney to create images inspired by Japanese woodblock prints, blending them seamlessly with a curated selection of Louis Vuitton handbags through the art of Photoshop ( p54).

As this AI phenomenon pushes the boundaries of our imagination, teetering on the edge of both thrilling innovation and, yes, a bit of trepidation, we’re cautiously embracing it. And, as we look to the future, it is clear that fashion and technology will continue to intersect in bold and unexpected ways. Enjoy! G

PHOTO: FRANCESCA EASTWOOD BY ROBERT LYNDEN

Eternal Grace

The fact that Hermès named a bag after the actress Grace Kelly is proof enough that she was not only Princess Grace of Monaco but an American style goddess. Her perennial beauty and charm continue to radiate from the screen in classics like Rear Window, Dial M for Murder, and High Society. But Grace was a multifaceted gem, choosing paths as diverse as royal life, art, fashion, and motherhood in Monaco. Her legacy lives

on in current fashion and accessories that mirror her style.

The Princess Grace Foundation USA, a beacon of support for emerging artists in theater, dance, and film, has unveiled the Grace de Monaco luxury home and fashion collection. With 100 percent of the profits from gsmonaco.com generously reinvested in the arts, a testament to the foundation’s unwavering commitment to artistic expression.

TOP: GRACE DE MONACO CÔTE D’AZUR SILK SCARF, $425; GRACE DE MONACO PROMENADE SILK SCARF, $425, GDMONACO.COM

GRACE DE MONACO DANSE ÉTOILÉE EAU DE PARFUM, $220, GDMONACO.COM

JIMMY CHOO 'RAVI' FLAT, $1125, SELECT JIMMY CHOO STORES, JIMMYCHOO.COM

MIKIMOTO AKOYA CULTURED PEARL STATION BRACELET IN 18K YELLOW GOLD, $1600, SELECT MIKIMOTO BOUTIQUES, MIKIMOTOAMERICA.COM

GRACE KELLY'S STYLE INFLUENCE IS SEEN IN MARC JACOBS FALL '24 COLLECTION, MARCJACOBS.COM

JIMMY CHOO BAG CINCH, $1825, JIMMY CHOO STORES, JIMMYCHOO.COM

GRACE DE MONACO 'GEORGIE' SUNGLASSES, $395, GDMONACO.COM

JIMMY CHOO 'RYKER 90' CALF LEATHER PUMP, $1075, SELECT JIMMY CHOO STORES. JIMMYCHOO.COM

JIMMY CHOO 'ROMY' SUEDE PUMP, $785. SELECT JIMMY CHOO STORES, JIMMYCHOO.COM

GRACE DE MONACO PORCELAIN FRAGRANCE DIFFUSER, $280, GDMONACO.COM

Silk Statements

FIVE RENOWNED ARTISTS TRANSFORM LOUIS VUITTON SILK SQUARES INTO WEARABLE MASTERPIECES. —STEPHEN KAMIFUJI

LLOUIS VUITTON

ASNI ÈRES ATELIER; BELOW: ARTISANS METICULOUSLY CRAFT THE BESPOKE LOUIS VUITTON VICTORY TRUNKS.

ouis Vuitton has just dropped the LV Art Silk Squares, a collection of scarves that might make you question whether to wear them or frame them. Five renowned contemporary artists—eBoy, the German pixel-art wizards; Icinori, the eclectic Franco-Japanese-Spanish duo; Lorenzo Mattotti, the visionary Italian illustrator; Nicolas de Crécy, the celebrated French graphic novelist; and Thomas Ott, the Swiss maestro—have turned these silk squares into their personal canvases.

These artists, who previously lent their talents to Louis Vuitton’s Travel Book series, took inspiration from the iconic Louis Vuitton Monogram flower. The illustrations were sent to Como, Italy, where each design was meticulously printed onto silk with Louis Vuitton’s usual level of care and craftsmanship. After multiple layers of color and some serious hand-sewing, the squares emerge—each an elegant statement piece.

The collection is the latest jewel in a crown of collaborative projects that have seen celebrated artists weave their magic onto Louis Vuitton’s silk squares. The legacy began in 1987 with The Silk Road collection, inviting artistic luminaries such as Arman, Sandro Chia, Arata Isozaki, Sol LeWitt, and James Rosenquist to imprint their talent onto a carré. Over the years, silk squares have been designed by Andrée Putman, César Baldaccini, and Philippe Starck. In 2013, Louis Vuitton unveiled a new vision for its silk squares with Foulards d’Artistes, featuring works by street art legends like Os Gemeos and Retna. Today, the full collection of artist-designed silk squares from across the decades is on display at LV Dream, an exhibition at Louis Vuitton’s headquarters in Paris.

This limited-edition collection continues Louis Vuitton’s tradition of blending haute couture with high art. Both the silk squares and the travel books are available in Louis Vuitton stores and louisvuitton.com

PHOTOS COURTESY OF LOUIS VUITTON

Maze of Precious Silk Square by eBoy

In the realm of digital art, few have left a mark as indelible as the trio behind eBoy. Founded in 1997 by Kai Vermehr, Steffen Sauerteig, and Svend Smital, their signature pixel-art aesthetic has achieved global recognition. With the creation of “Maze of Precious” for Louis Vuitton, eBoy brings their iconic Pixorama style. This carré is not just a scarf—it’s a visual symphony.

At its heart lies the LV logo, encircled by a labyrinth of fabric textures ranging from twill to satin. Embedded within are elements of the timeless Louis Vuitton Monogram, like the quatrefoil and rounded ﬂower, which interweave with vibrant pixelated ﬂora and whimsical, geometric insects. The eBoy team has also illustrated the Louis Vuitton Travel Book on Tokyo.

SHOPGENLUX IT

Parfums de Méditerranée

Silk Square by Nicolas de Crécy

Nicolas de Crécy, the French graphic novelist renowned for his surreal narratives, ventures into the olfactory paradise of Provence with his Louis Vuitton carré, “Parfums de Méditerranée.” This silk square draws inspiration from the gardens of Grasse, where Louis Vuitton’s fragrances are born. De Crécy’s whimsical style transforms this landscape into a vivid panorama, where majestic mountains meet intricate depictions of scent-ﬁlled ﬂowers. The Monogram pattern subtly weaves through the scene, creating a harmonious blend of nature and luxury. de Crécy also illustrated the Louis Vuitton Travel Book on Mexico.

TRAVEL BOOK ON MEXICO ILLUSTRATED BY DE CRÉCY.

Malles Monde Silk Square by Icinori

Renowned for their ability to blend traditional artistry with modern narrative ﬂair, Mayumi Otero and Raphaël Urwiller of Icinori have made a name for themselves in the world’s most esteemed publications and galleries. Their latest work, “Malles Monde,” crafted for Louis Vuitton, is an homage to the Maison’s rich trunk-making heritage. This silk square bursts with life, illustrating trunks in full bloom, adorned with Monogram symbols and entwined with lush vegetation. Through vibrant colors and intricate designs, Icinori captures the essence of Louis Vuitton’s Art of Travel, reﬂecting the perpetual journey and evolution of life in Seoul, Korea.

SHOPGENLUX IT

Iris Spring Silk Square by

Lorenzo Mattotti, a master of dreamlike illustrations, known for his work in celebrated comic books and top-tier publications, lends his poetic vision to Louis Vuitton with “Iris Spring.” This carré is a tribute to the iris, inspired by the Art Nouveaustained glass in the Maison’s historic Asnières home. Framed by a kaleidoscope of multicolored trees and a cascading waterfall, the iris emerges as the centerpiece in a breathtaking fantasy. Mattotti’s use of colored pencils and pastels breathes life into this ethereal landscape, making it a must-have for art lovers and fashion aﬁcionados alike. He illustrated the Louis Vuitton Travel Book on Vietnam.

ABOVE: LOUIS VUITTON SILK SQUARE; RIGHT AND BELOW: ILLUSTRA TIONS FROM LOUIS VUITTON TRAVEL BOOK ON VIETNAM BY MATTOTTI.

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Lorenzo Mattotti

Swiss artist Thomas Ott, known for his stark black-and-white visual storytelling, brings a touch of the surreal to Louis Vuitton with “Urban Flowers.” Using his signature scratchboard technique, Ott crafts a delicate chiaroscuro scene that juxtaposes the harshness of urban life with the transformative power of nature. Flowers emerge as symbols of resilience and the indomitable human spirit, creating a striking contrast between the gritty and the graceful. Ott illustrated the Louis Vuitton Travel Book on Route 66.

Millie’s Mission

HOUSE AMBASSADOR MILLIE BOBBY BROWN “LOCKS” IN ON ACCESS TO EDUCATION.

Louis Vuitton, in partnership with UNICEF, launches the 2024 Silver Lockit collection featuring designs by House Ambassador Millie Bobby Brown. This year marks the first full collection, including an earring, bracelet, and pendant, all engraved with “LEARN,” reflecting Brown’s advocacy for children’s rights. Since 2016, Louis Vuitton has raised over $22 million for UNICEF, donating $100 for each bracelet and $200 for each earring and pendant sold. Brown expresses pride in supporting education access for all children. Louis Vuitton for UNICEF silver lockit bracelet, $605; pendant, $730; earrings, $405, Louis Vuitton boutiques, louisvuitton.com

Urban Flowers Silk Square by Thomas Ott

LOUIS VUITTON SILK SQUARE AND LOUIS VUITTON TRAVEL BOOK ON ROUTE 66 ILLUSTRATIONS BY OTT.

Accessory Allure

PHOTOGRAPHER JAMES T. MURRAY AND STYLIST YUCO LACOVARE SNAP SOME OF OUR FAVORITE HANDBAGS AND BELTS.

PHOTOGRAPHER: TATSURO NISHIMURA @TATSURO_STUDIO MODEL: XENIA MICSANSCHI / WOMEN360 MANAGEMENT @XENIA.MIC

HAIR AND MAKEUP: YOSHIE KUBOTA @YOSHIEKUBOTA

GENLUX CREATIVE DIRECTOR: STEPHEN KAMIFUJI @GENLUX

Makeup Symphony

ONE DAY, WILL AI AND ROBOTICS APPLY YOUR MAKEUP? PHOTOGRAPHER TATSURO NISHIMURA AND MAKEUP ARTIST YOSHIE KUBOTA GIVES US A TONGUE-IN-CHEEK GLIMPSE.

SKINCARE: NARS LIGHT REFLECTING MOISTURIZER

SHISEIDO ULTIMATE EXE POWER INFUSING EYE CONCENTRATE

SKIN: NARS SHEER GLOW FOUNDATION

ANASTASIA GLOW SEEKER HIGHLIGHTER (PEARL)

CONTOUR: ANASTASIA STICK HIGHLIGHTER (COGNAC DIAMOND)

MASCARA: MAC MACSTACK MASCARA

EYES: NARS TOTAL SEDUCTION EYESHADOW STICK (ENIGMATIC)

MAC CLEAR GLOSS

EYEBROWS: ANASTASIA DIPBROW POMADE (EBONY)

CHEEK: NARS BLUSH (SEX APPEAL)

LIP: CLÉ DE PEAU LIPSTICK (103 LEGEND OF ROUGE)

SKINCARE: NARS LIGHT REFLECTING MOISTURIZER

SKIN: NARS SHEER GLOW FOUNDATION

ANASTASIA GLOW SEEKER HIGHLIGHTER (PEARL)

CONTOUR: ANASTASIA STICK HIGHLIGHTER (COGNAC DIAMOND)

MASCARA: MAC MACSTACK MASCARA

SPRAY (MIST): NARS LIGHT REFLECTING SETTING MIST

SKINCARE: NARS LIGHT REFLECTING EYE & LASH GEL

EYEBROW: ANASTASIA BROW WIZ (BLONDE)

DIPBROW GEL (BLONDE)

LIP: CLÉ DE PEAU LIPSTICK (11 TRIUMPHANT TAWNY)

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SKINCARE: NARS LIGHT REFLECTING MOISTURIZER

SKIN: NARS SHEER GLOW FOUNDATION

ANASTASIA GLOW SEEKER HIGHLIGHTER (PEARL)

CONTOUR: ANASTASIA STICK HIGHLIGHTER (COGNAC DIAMOND)

MASCARA: MAC MACSTACK MASCARA

SKINCARE: NARS LIGHT REFLECTING MOISTURIZER

SKIN: NARS SHEER GLOW FOUNDATION

ANASTASIA GLOW SEEKER HIGHLIGHTER (PEARL)

CONTOUR: ANASTASIA STICK HIGHLIGHTER (COGNAC DIAMOND)

MASCARA: MAC MACSTACK MASCARA

SKINCARE: CLÉ DE PEAU EYE CONTOUR CREAM SUPREME

EYES: NARS TOTAL SEDUCTION EYESHADOW STICK (MAMBO)

MAC CLEAR GLOSS

EYEBROWS: ANASTASIA BROW DEFINER (DARK BROWN)

ANASTASIA BROW WIZ (DARK BROWN)

BLUSH: NARS BLUSH (ORGASM EDGE)

LIP: ANASTASIA LIP GROSS (CANTALOUPE)

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Louis Vuitt on Cou in PM, $4950.

Louis Vuitton X Japonisme

JAPONISME, ONE OF FRANCE’S MOST PROLIFIC ARTISTIC MOVEMENTS, BEGAN IN THE 1870S AND THRIVED FOR OVER FOUR DECADES. JAPANESE DESIGN AND THE EXQUISITE WOODBLOCK PRINTS OF HOKUSAI AND HIROSHIGE PROFOUNDLY INFLUENCED THE FRENCH IMPRESSIONISTS, RENÉ LALIQUE’S GLASSWARE, HERMÈS TEA SETS, BOUCHERON’S SILVER CREATIONS, AND THE DECORATIVE ELEMENTS OF LOUIS VUITTON TRUNKS.

IN A TRIBUTE TO JAPONISME, OUR STEPHEN KAMIFUJI BLENDS JAPANESE WOODBLOCK-INSPIRED IMAGERY WITH THE SUBLIME LOUIS VUITTON FALL-WINTER 2024 LEATHER OBJETS DE DÉSIR.

Vuitton CarryAll Dark MM, $3900.

Louis

Vuitton Nano Bucket, $2400.

Louis

Louis Vuitton Valisette Trésor Time Trunk Bag, $11,100.

Louis Vuitton Néonoé BB, $3150.

Louis Vuitton Atlantis MM, $3800.

Suit Up

PHOTOGRAPHER: JOHN VAN DER SCHILDEN @JOHNVANDERSCHILDEN

MODEL: BECCA SABOL / WILHELMINA.COM @BECCA_IRL

STYLIST: MINDY SAAD @MINDYSAADSTYLIST

MUA+HAIR: PAUL VENOIT @VENOIT

MANICURE: JAZZ STYLE @ SEE MANAGEMENT USING DIOR VERNIS

PHOTO ASSISTANT: ZOMNIA @ZOMNIA

PHOTO ASSISTANT: LUKE NILSSON @LUKE_AT_THIS_PHOTO

STYLIST ASSISTANT: SELAH ROMERO @SELAHROMERO

STYLIST ASSISTANT: KENNEDY KENTON @21STCENTURYHARLOT

STUDIO: HUDSON YARDS LOFT STUDIOS @HUDSONYARDSLOFT

ART DIRECTION: STEPHEN KAMIFUJI Let’s

ALL MICHAEL KORS COLLECTION: SCULPTED DOUBLE-BREASTED BLAZER, $2990; OVERSIZED WEDGE SHIRT, $1150; TAILORED SHORT, $850, MICHAELKORS.COM

TIE: STYLISTS OWN

EMPORIO ARMANI

DB JACKET IN SILVER LUREX WITH GROGRAIN PEAK LAPEL, $1795; EMPORIO ARMANI

BLACK TAFFETA PANT, $675, SELECT

EMPORIO ARMANI BOUTIQUES, ARMANI.COM

ROGER VIVIER

VIV’ RIDING

METAL BOOT

BLACK LEATHER, $2275, ROGER VIVIER MADISON AVENUE, 212-861-5371

ROGERVIVIER.COM

CÂLLAS MILANO ‘VENEZIA’ COAT, $1790; CÂLLAS MILANO ‘PANAMA’ PANT, $590; CÂLLAS MILANO ‘BROOKS’ SHIRT IN WHITE WITH STUDS, $590, CALLASMILANO.COM HYKE MULE, PUR, HYKE.JP

PHILIPP PLEIN DENIM PATCHWORK TRENCH, $3020; AND DENIM PATCHWORK MINI SKIRT, $795; PHILIPP PLEIN DECOLLETE

HEEL, $1020, PHILIPPPLEIN.COM

0770 CORSET, PUR, 0070STORE.COM

APOA EARRINGS, PUR, APOA.COM

NICKHO REY ‘PAM’ RING, $300, NICKHOREY.COM

PHOTOGRAPHER: ROBERT LYNDEN RLYNDEN@SOLEICON.COM @ROBERTLYNDEN MODEL: KAROLINA WALLACE / LA MODELS

STYLIST: LISA SMITH CRAIG @LSCSTYLING.COM

HAIR: SHELLI MOSLEY SHELLI.MOSLEY @SHELLIMOSLEY

MAKEUP: LEIBI CARIAS @CELESTINEAGENCY.COM

NAILS: TRACEY SUTTER CONCIERGENAILCARE.COM

STYLIST ASSISTANT: NIQUITA TAMAR

CREATIVE DIRECTOR: STEPHEN KAMIFUJI @GENLUX

LOCATION: SPECIAL THANKS TO MARC MESHEKOW 72 GENLUX FALL 2024

ALL DIOR: JACKET, $5000; DIOR BLOUSE, $2250; DIOR BLOUSE, $1600; DIOR JEANS, $1550; MISS DIOR PUMP, $1250; TRIBALES EARRINGS, $540; D-STUDS RING, $500, DIOR BOUTIQUES 800-929-DIOR

ALL CHANEL: FANTASY COTTON TWEED CABAN, PUR; COTTON POPLIN SHIRT, $1850; BROOCH, $875; EARRINGS,$575; NECKLACE, $825; NECKLACE, $675; LEATHER BELT, $1975; EMBROIDERED WASHED DENIM PANT, $3050; BOOTS, $2175, SELECT CHANEL BOUTIQUES, 800-550-0005

Sole Inspiration.

PHOTOGRAPHER: JAMES WEBER @JAMES_WEBER

MODEL: BRIA CONDON @BRIAHAHA / ELITE MODELS NY

STYLIST: MINDY SAAD @MINDYSAADSTYLIST / @CELESTINEAGENCY

HAIR: DAMIAN MONZILLO @DAMIANMONZILLO USING @HAIRPINS_BY_DAMIAN_MONZILLO

MAKEUP: PAUL VENOIT @VENOIT

PHOTO & VIDEO ASSISTANT: ANDRÉ HEMMITT JR @ANDRETHE.II

FIRST STYLIST ASSISTANT: AMANDA SANTOS @AMANDUHSANTOS

SECOND STYLIST ASSISTANT: KENNEDY KENTON @21STCENTURYHARLOT

LOCATION: HUDSON YARDS LOFT @HUDSONYARDSLOFT

ART DIRECTION: STEPHEN KAMIFUJI @GENLUX

CHLOÉ FOGGY

KHAKI BOXY FLOWY GATHERED LAVALLIERE SHIRT, $1890, SOHO, BAL HARBOUR, MELROSE AND MADISON CHLOÉ BOUTIQUES AND CHLOE.COM

CHLOÉ PALM

BROWN HIGHWAISTED PANTIES WITH MARCIE BUCKLE AT BACK, CHLOE.COM

CHLOÉ SOOTY

BROWN EVE OTK BOOTS IN VINTAGE EFFECT ON CALFSKIN, $2090, DALLAS, COSTA MESA, FORUM, TYSONS, YORKDALE CHLOÉ BOUTIQUES, CHLOE.COM

GOLDEN GOOSE

HOUNDSTOOTH

EMBROIDERED

JACKET, $1950, GOLDENGOOSE.COM

CHLOÉ PALM

BROWN HIGH-WAISTED PANTIES WITH MARCIE BUCKLE AT BACK CHLOE.COM

RENE CAOVILLA

‘EDEN’ NUDE

SANDAL, $1990; RENECAOVILLA.COM

ALL LOUIS VUITTON: PATCHWORK SHEARLING COAT, $11,800; HIGH V-NECK ASYMETRIC DRESS, $16,700; LOW KEY HOBO PM, $3400; LV LINK ONE ROUND SUNGLASSES, $670; BERLIN ANKLE BOOT, $1830, SELECT LOUIS VUITTON STORES, 866.VUITTON LOUISVUITTON.COM

PHOTOGRAPHER: HOLLY PARKER @HOLLYPARKERPHOTO

STYLIST: JESSIE AJLUNI @JESSIEAJLUNISTYLING

MODEL: CHEN XI @MUSEMODELSNYC @CHANCYMODEL

MAKEUP: RICARDO DELGADO @FPAARTISTS @TOUCHTHISSKIN

PHOTOGRAPHER ASSISTANT: ALEX DEMARCO HAIR: SATOSHI IKEDA @ARTDEPTAGENCY @SATOSHIIKEDA120

MANICURIST: DOHEE BAHN @SPEAKEASYNAILS_

VIDEOGRAPHER: BRUNO CABRERA

CREATIVE DIRECTOR: STEPHEN KAMIFUJI @GENLUX

LOCATION: SPECIAL THANKS TO HALL DES LUMI È RES @HALLDESLUMIERES

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Ghesquière Grandeur

GENLUX CELEBRATES NICHOLAS GH E SQUI È RE’S 10 YEARS AS ARTISTIC DIRECTOR OF LOUIS VUITTON WITH AN EXCLUSIVE SHOWCASE OF HIS INNOVATIVE FALL-WINTER 2024 COLLECTION.

ALL LOUIS VUITTON: PLEAT WAIST TURTLENECK PULLOVER, $1600; ASYMMETRIC SKIRT, PRICE UPON REQUEST, GO-14 MM, $6900; BERLIN ANKLE BOOT, $1830, SELECT LOUIS VUITTON STORES, 866.VUITTON LOUISVUITTON.COM

ALL LOUIS VUITTON: VELVET SCHOOLBOY BLAZER, $4750; LEATHER HIGH-NECK TOP, $4800; WOOL CREPE MINI SKIRT, $1650; BERLIN ANKLE BOOT, $1830, SELECT LOUIS VUITTON STORES, 866.VUITTON LOUISVUITTON.COM

ALL LOUIS VUITTON: GO-14 PM, $6050; BONDED JERSEY PEPLUM JACKET, $5100; TRAIL DETAIL TURTLENECK PULLOVER, $2950; MINI SKIRT, $1750; CHANDELIER EARRINGS, $1020, SELECT LOUIS VUITTON STORES, 866.VUITTON LOUISVUITTON.COM

GrowingEastwoodUp

ACTRESS FRANCESCA EASTWOOD GREW UP WITH NOT ONE, BUT TWO RENOWNED ACTORS AS PARENTS. NOW A MOTHER HERSELF, SHE SHARES WITH OUR STEPHEN KAMIFUJI ABOUT LIFE IN A HOLLYWOOD DYNASTY, HER JOURNEY TOWARD SELF-RELIANCE, AND THE TWO HANDSOME MEN WHO ARE THE CENTER OF HER WORLD.

PHOTOGRAPHER: ROBERT LYNDEN @ROBERTLYNDEN

STYLIST: JULIA VARAVKINA @MYCOFFEESHOW

HAIR: ROBERT STEINKEN / CELESTINEAGENCY.COM @ROBERTSTEINKENHAIR

MAKEUP: UZO / A-FRAMEAGENCY.COM @U.Z.O.

NAIL TECH: AMBER STUDER @POLISHEDBYAMBER

GENLUX CREATIVE DIRECTOR: STEPHEN KAMIFUJI @GENLUX

EMBROIDERED

DIOR SPARKLING

TOP, $4800; DIOR SPARKLING EMBROIDERED SKIRT, $3600; DIOR BELLE-D BOOT, $1950; DIOR D-STUDS RING, $540; DIOR TRIBALES D-PEPITE EARRINGS, $580, DIOR BOUTIQUES, 800-929-DIOR

Francesca Eastwood , daughter of actors Clint Eastwood and Frances Fisher, is carving out her own path, with a strong emphasis on both family and fi lm. She shines in her latest starring role as a charming sociopath in Clawfoot on AppleTV, a dark comedic thriller, and you’ll fi nd her in the 46th (and rumored to be the last) fi lm directed by her father, Juror #2, coming soon.

Your GPS? You and I are at my home in Bel Air.

You’re wearing? It’s a hot summer day, so I’m wearing white linen. Yesterday was the big premiere for my boyfriend’s movie, Flycatcher, a thriller about organ harvesting.

Your beau? Alexander Wraith. We’ve been together for seven years. I think we dated for maybe a month, and then it happened— I got pregnant.

Your son? His name is Titan. He’s fascinated and curious about ﬁlmmaking, so I do what my parents did with me. I take him on set with me, and he learns about shots, scripts, and storylines.

Marriage plans? I don’t know. I leave that up to Alex. I’m traditional in that sense. I’m just waiting.

Eastwood card? If anything, being Clint Eastwood’s daughter made me self-conscious, and I didn’t want people to know, so I never played that card. It wasn’t until I got older that I had so much love for my parents and forgiveness. They’ve given me an amazing life and are the most wonderful grandparents to my son. I am so proud of them and proud to be their daughter.

Parent’s movies? I’ve not watched all of them. I recently started watching the Dirty Harry movies because my son likes them. He loves his grandpa, though his ﬁlms give him a bit of an attitude. He’s even called me punk a few times.

Bullying stories? Sure, I was bullied for being Clint Eastwood’s daughter. They would yell out his name during sports to make fun of me. When MySpace came out, I was bullied because of my wideset eyes. They called me ‘ﬁsh.’

I got it mostly from older girls, which I ﬁnd strange because it’s like, hey, shouldn’t you pick on someone your own size? If I’m bullied now, I don’t care.

Your childhood?

separated when I was one, so I lived between my mom’s home in Paciﬁc Palisades and my dad’s in Carmel by the Sea. I got in a little bit of trouble, so they panicked and sent me to a therapeutic boarding school in Arizona for a few years. Just before that, they sent me, by force, to a wilderness program in Utah, where I became good at following the rules.

By force? It was funny because I’d just snuck back into the house after visiting the neighbor I had a crush on. We were up until about 3 in the morning. He played the guitar, and it was such a romantic and beautiful night for me. At 4 am, these big people came in and handcuffed me to take me away. They ﬂew me to Utah, where they blindfolded me and took me out in the middle of nowhere to be with a group of troubled girls. Many of the girls were older than me, with severe addiction problems and horrible, traumatic lives. Until then, I lived a very sheltered life.

Good outcome? Yes, because it exposed me to many of the world’s horrors and the realization that I didn’t have it so bad. But would I do that to my child? No. I was there for three months. Backpacking, sleeping in a tent, and hiking every day. I remember I broke a rule and had to dig eight holes. I was like, I am, literally, in the movie Holes. I remember they’d take your shoes at night so you couldn’t run away.

Bright side? It was a beautiful place. The Utah mountains are stunning. I learned some adventure skills, like building a ﬁre and cooking. It taught me how to read people and to adapt. Maybe it’s not the best thing to encourage, but it’s been great for acting.

Any resentment? Yes! So when I returned, I was pretty wild, but I hid it very well. I did lots of partying, drinking, and drugs in my teens and early twenties.

Your heroes? I had a lot of great sports coaches growing up. I played softball and soccer. I was horrible when I ﬁrst started softball, but I had an excellent coach and would practice for hours, and I got good enough to make the all-star team. I went from being the worst player to being one of the best. I played ﬁrst base. My other heroes were my older sisters, Laurie and Allison.

Any hobbies? Well, it’s been about 11 years, but I just picked up my old ﬁlm camera, so I’ve been shooting a lot. You know, you forget to have hobbies when you have a child. My other hobby is work because I ﬁnd it doesn’t feel like work...most of the time.

Latest ﬁlm? Clawfoot. It’s very different because it has a unique rhythm that I’m not used to, including comedic timing. It’s not a straight thriller. It has an unrealistically dark and twisted ending. Ironically, the ﬁlm’s director, Michael Day, is a positive and happy guy.

Parental critiques? My dad is easier on me than my mom. My mom will compliment me but be more critical—positive criticism, of course. And then my dad is a bit more biased—he thinks everything I do is great.

Your superpower? I can move huge pieces of furniture by myself.

Best trait? Friends always tell me I’m very generous. [When I asked Francesca’s mom, she said Francesca’s best traits were her sense of humor, empathy, and being a great mom.]

Character change? I want to lose my self-doubt. I need to listen to my instincts more. I’m very conﬁdent but also very insecure, so I overthink a lot.

Flower or gardener? In my relationship, I’m the ﬂower. My boyfriend is my shield, my protector. He’s this amazing family man who prioritizes his family above all.

Self awareness? When I’ve made a mistake, I’m the ﬁrst to say, hey, I’ve made a mistake. I like that feeling of taking accountability. It’s empowering.

DIY skills? I’m a huge DIYer! I’ve painted nearly every room in this house. I love going to Ace Hardware, Home Depot, or the mom-and-pop shops.

Podcast favorites? Jordan Peterson, Lex Fridman, Andrew Huberman, and Joe Rogan. The only Rogan episode I won’t listen to is when my brother, Scott, was on because I heard they were talking a lot about girls and sex and stuff. I was like, ew.

Binge watching? I binged the ﬁrst two seasons of Killing Eve, Scandal, The Diplomat, and Servant on Apple TV—twice.

Scary movies? It’s funny, but despite growing up on set and knowing the camera is there, and knowing it’s only great makeup, I get so scared at horror movies. I get totally sucked in, and I can’t be like, oh, it’s just a movie.

FRAN C ESCAEAS

Trouble sleeping? Yes, I have what’s called sleep paralysis. It’s where your mind wakes up to a conscious state, but your body is in full-body paralysis. When it happens—and it happens every few weeks for me—you know that you’re in sleep paralysis, but you can’t move, and you can’t speak. It’s a feeling of impending doom. It’s one of those things where I’m like, okay, I know this is happening, so I need to ride this out. It feels like it lasts forever, but it’s probably only a minute or two.

Stress relief? I write hour-byhour instructions to myself, which calms me.

Any tattoos? I have a compass on my arm, and when I was 16, I got a smiley face inside my lower lip. I have a small circle on my ﬁnger, but I want to remove it because now it looks like an egg.

Charity work? My mom and I are on the board of the Environmental Media Association. We do a lot of fundraising and educational programs, like planting gardens in schools to teach kids about organic farming. It’s rewarding to see how these initiatives can make a differ-

ence. Our family is involved in the Eastwood Ranch Foundation. The animal rescue and adoption center, designed to look like a Western set, will open in September in Agoura Hills (eastwoodranch.org).

Nail salon? Bellacures.

Skincare routine? I’m a skincare addict. I break out easily, so it’s a lot of CeraVe and La RochePosay, and U Beauty. I love taking a hot 20-minute detox bath using Dr. Singha’s Mustard Bath. It’s tough to sit through, but after you rinse off, you continue sweating for about an hour and feel elated.

Next ﬁlms? Running on Empty, then we have Queen of the Ring, which I’m very excited about. But best of all, I’m in my dad’s next movie, Juror #2, which he directed. It’s the ﬁrst time we’ve worked together since I was a kid.

MCCARTNEY

A.W.A.K.E. MODE ‘PORTRAIT’ NECK JACKET BODYSUIT, $850; AND ROUNDED TAILORED PANT, $790, SAKS FIFTH AVENUE, BEVERLY HILLS, 310-275-4211 GIVENCHY ‘VOYOU’ SLINGBACK PUMP, $995, GIVENCHY.COM PLECAS GOLDEN PEARL LARIAT NECKLACE, $170; PLECAS GEOMETRIC PEARL EARRINGS, $145, PLECASJEWELRY.COM

(OPPOSITE AND ON OUR COVER) ALL CHANEL FW24/25: FANTASY COTTON TWEED JACKET, $7100; FANTASY COTTON TWEED SKIRT, $4200; STRETCH LAMBSKIN BOOT, $2375; LAMBSKIN BELT, $1975; METAL LAMBSKIN NECKLACE, $1025, AVAILABLE AT SELECT CHANEL BOUTIQUES NATIONWIDE, 800-550-0005

ALL GIVENCHY:

MIDI DRESS WITH STRAPS, $3850; ‘VOYOU’ SHOULDER FLAP BAG, $2050; ‘VOYOU’ SLINGBACK PUMP, $995; 4G LIQUID GOLDEN CUFF BRACELET PRICE, $490; BIRD RINGS, $490 EACH, GIVENCHY.COM

STELLA MCCARTNEY DRAPED JERSEY DRESS, $2700;

EDITOR’S PICKS

Who else is excited to get their hands on these comfortable and voluminous shearling jackets, coats, bags, and even shoes made with faux fur and feathers? Some of my favorite cozy outfits for this fall are the dusty pink coat from Michael Kors and the sherling jacket from Zimmermann. There are so many trends this season that I can’t get enough of. Another favorite of mine is the color camel, especially when worn from head to toe. It’s so stylish! Bonne rentrée mes amours! —Samia

VHERNIER ABBRACCIO PINK GOLD EARCLIPS, VHERNIER.COM

ZIMMERMANN LACE TEDDY, $375, ZIMMERMANN.COM

GUCCI CARRYON, GUCCI.COM

RTW FW24, GUCCI.COM

MICHAEL KORS RTW FW24, MICHAELKORS.COM

ZIMMERMANN SHEARLING JACKET, $2500, ZIMMERMANN.COM

JIMMY CHOO SUEDE BAG WITH SHEARLING AND JIMMY CHOO EMBROIDERED BOOT, US.JIMMYCHOO.COM (THE CAPSULE COLLECTION LAUNCHES IN SEPTEMBER)

MICHAEL KORS RTW FW24, MICHAELKORS.COM GUCCI

DAVID KOMA OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This Fall 2024 Season is the Season of OMG... DAVID KOMA!! Talk about knocking me over with a feather!! Let's start with the black wool jacket with GINORMOUS crystal-encrusted feather...draped over da shoulder like some fabulous panther on a Cartier necklace. From the slouchy trousers to the embellished EVERYTHING. Show me a pair of opera-length, jewel-encrusted gloves...and you own me...Oh yes, you do, David Koma!!! davidkoma.com

SERIOUSLY, I CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT...

BY LAURA DUNN LUXURY DIRECTOR

RABANNE!

If you were to ask me to show you the perfect Fall/Winter 2024 outfit....I wouldn't be able to get this photo in front of your eyes quick enough!! This outfit from the Rabanne Fall 2024 Collection is Fall perfection!! A soft plaid coat dress with Rabanne's signature "baubles and gems" skirt peaking out underneath. Does it get any better? Me thinks not. Price upon request, rabanne.com

RETROUVÉ RENEWAL

I was just on a fabulous trip to Alaska with one of my besties when I spied a gorgeous black squatty bottle on her side of the bathroom.... that seriously got my attention. I would normally never take without asking... but friend was sound asleep and this luxurious little bottle was screaming my name. I did it!!! I took a dollop and I was so HAPPY I did! The RETROUVÉ Dermal Defense Hand Cream is the best hand cream to grace my lil paws. Nourishes, hydrates, brightens and softens. Delivers anti-aging benefits and long-lasting comfort. Enriched with avocado from Palms of Malibu..... Absorbs quickly and Fragrance-free! Wow, that was a mouthful... but I guarantee it will be the best $55 you have ever spent on your hands! retrouve.com

THE JEWEL BUTTON FROCK

JACKET BY LOUIS VUITTON

I asked my Beverly Hills, VIP Louis Vuitton Specialist, Anthony David, to send me one photo summing up Fall 2024 in the eyes of Louis Vuitton. When I recieved the "Jewel Button Frock Jacket" I just about fainted with delight! If I told you I smell a theme here with all these Fall jewels... would you think I could be the most brilliant badass on the planet? $6150, louisvuitton.com

Sending Peace and Fall 2024 LOVE!!

FASHION

KHAITE X OLIVER PEOPLES, 1984C DFRAME METAL SUNGLASSES, $520, MODAOPERANDI.COM

—Jessie Ajluni

JIMMY CHOO HAWKE70 CAPER GREEN LEATHER SANDAL, $895, SELECT JIMMY CHOO STORES, OR JIMMYCHOO.COM STELLA MCCARTNEY FALABELLA TINY TOTE BAG IN KHAKI GREEN, $1170, STELLA MCCARTNEY BOUTIQUES, OR STELLAMCCARTNEY.COM

STAUD BRIGADE TOP, $325, AND TWILL PANT IN SERGEANT GREEN, $395, STAUD STORES, STAUD.CLOTHING

MICHAEL KORS

SCOTTY LEATHER SNEAKER, $115, SELECT STORES, MICHAEL KORS.COM

FENDI, GREEN LEATHER PEEKABOO

HANDBAG,

Après Style FASHIONGENLUX

BRUNELLO CUCINELLI WOOL AND MOHAIR DAZZLING ARGYLE SWEATER VEST, $2950, BRUNELLO CUCINELLI BOUTIQUE, BEVERLY HILLS, OR SHOP.BRUNELLOCUCINELLI.COM

Cozy up in fashion’s most stunning sweaters of the season.

—Jessie Ajluni

BEARD ANNE FAIRISLE PULLOVER, $595, VERONICABEARD.COM RAG & BONE LEIGH FAIR ISLE ZIP-UP, $698, RAG & BONE STORES NATIONWIDE, RAG-BONE.COM

MIU MIU

Hall des Lumières

Hall des Lumières - located opposite the City Hall Park in Lower Manhattan - is housed within the former historic headquarters of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. Created by Culturespaces as a permanent center for custom-curated immersive experiences, the Hall des Lumières has a surface area of 2,940 m² (appx. 31,650 square feet) on two floors of the seventeen-floor building. It was originally the largest bank in the United States when it opened in 1912.

In the main exhibition room on the ground floor, the immersive digital art experiences are perfectly integrated into the rich decor: the bank’s walls, columns, bronze counters, marble floor, and original decorative elements. The experience continues on the level below, where a mezzanine overlooks the area and the bank’s massive safe deposit vault, which has remained open.

Hall des Lumières is renowned for its immersive exhibitions, all curated by its creator, Culturespaces, the pioneer in the creation of digital art centers and digital immersive exhibits with 9 venues around the world. Beyond its exhibitions, this dynamic space also serves as an event venue, attracting a diverse clientele from various industries, including prestigious brands in lifestyle, fashion, and music.

Three exhibition areas: ground floor, basement and safe deposit vault

– Total surface area: 31, 615 square feet (2,940 m2)

– Maximum height: 40 feet (12 m)

– 130 projectors and a spatialized sound system

49 Chambers St., New York, NY www.halldeslumieres.com

Image credit: Mark Zhelezoglo

BEAUTYGENLUX

Hello, Beautiful!

Here are my latest finds in the non-surgical fight against aging! —Cecilia

SERUM X 2!

Newly reformulated, Double Serum targets 2 types of aging: chronological and now environmental and lifestyle aggressors. There’s a reason 1 bottle is sold every 4 seconds worldwide. $135 / 1.7oz, clarins.com

MI AMOR DIOR!

Dior just dropped a new secret weapon: Nutri-Rosapeptide. This miracle ingredient is packed into La Micro-Huile de Rose Advanced Serum, and it’s a game-changer. It offers double the recovery speed, fewer wrinkles, and serious skin transformation. 1oz, $330, dior.com

SUPER STYLER!

PLUMP YOU UP!

Ready for plumped up, smoothed and radiant skin? Try Guerlain Abeille Royale Advanced Youth Watery Oil. Its texture is as rich as an oil, as powerful as a serum and as light as water, giving instant results. 1.7oz., $150, neimanmarcus.com

The future of blow drying is here with the T3 Air 360 Ceramic Air Styler. It transforms your blowout routine with cutting-edge ceramic attachments and gentle air styling, turning dull strands into glossy, bouncy locks—all without heat damage. And it’s so easy to use! $299.99, sephora.com

Here’s a perfect duo for glowing skin! Start by cleansing with La Mousse. Next, apply a thin layer of Le Masque. Leave on for 5 min and then massage, rinse and pat dry for the most radiant, refined skin. Le Mousse, 5oz, $58; Le Masque 5oz, $75, chanel.com

EDITOR’S PICK!

Haute Rejuvenation Cream tion Collection and it does not disappoint. Designed to extend the skin’s cellular healthspan, it’s infused with the House’s secret elixir, collagen and hyaluronic acid, and its lightly floral scent is from the plant-based extracts of peony root and calendula. Over time, it revitalizes the skin from within, increasing collagen production, improving skin firmness and elasticity. $1950, laprairie.com

BEAUTYGENLUX

Beauty Sleep

Sleeping Beauty may be a fairy tale, however research confirms beauty sleep is a real thing. Essential for every organ of the body, including the skin. As we sleep, the body undergoes healing and regenerative processes. Knowing this, we can prepare our skin by treating it with a sleeping mask. Below are my favorite nightly treatments to start a day with a radiant glow.

1. BYE BYE, DARK SPOTS!

Uneven skin tone can be due to too much sun, hormone fluctuations, or breakouts, can leave small pigmented areas on your skin. If that’s the case, or perhaps you just want an extra glow, you must reach for the Shiseido White Lucent Overnight cream & mask. This product was specifically formulated to lessen hyperpigmentation and dark spots. Consistency is key. Use the mask nightly and in result, you will wake up with a vibrant and bright complexion.

Ninka B. recommends: Shiseido White Lucent

Overnight Cream & Mask $110, shiseido.com

-Ninka B, aesthetician advisor at GENLUX Beauty

PUFFY EYES? Avoid puffiness by getting adequate sleep and avoiding salty foods. Puffiness is a result of fluids accumulating around your eyes. Try elevating your head above your heart with an extra pillow. If you still notice bags under your eyes, place a cold cloth, ice pack or refrigerated spoons over the area for a minute or two.

2. SENSITIVE SKIN RELIEF!

Reactive, sensitized skin is problematic, and the cause of it varies. It can be internal. Your diet and stress can show up on your skin, or your skin can be prone to rosacea, eczema, or simply the barrier of your skin could be compromised due to over-exfoliating. Whatever the reason, the products to treat these conditions need to be gentle and, at the same time,

3.TARGETED ANTI-AGING

When caring for our skin, I believe in being preventive and conservative with what we use to enhance our skin. Nevertheless, areas like crow’s feet, smile, or frown lines need extra care as the natural facial movements create creases. The brand 111SKIN created a perfect solution, self-dissolving skin patches infused with hyaluronic acid and Vitamin C. Each patch has 150 micro

cones of pure ingredients. When placed on the skin, they dissolve to deliver active ingredients directly to areas that need them. After using these patches, your skin will feel plumper and brighter. I like to use them in preparation for special occasions.

Ninka B. recommends: 111SKIN Meso Infusion Overnight Micro Mask x 4, $180, net-a-porter.com

result-driven so your skin gets back to its equilibrium. The Elta MD Skin Recovery Night Mask strengthens the skin barrier, visibly reduces the appearance of redness, and improves hydration. My go-to for the skin to become well-rested. Ninka B. recommends: EltaMD Skin Recovery Night Mask $54, eltamd.com

Wishing you a beautiful autumn season! - Ninka B, aesthetician advisor at GENLUX Beauty.

CLASSIC MOUNTAIN LIVING IN A MULTI-STORY “PROW HOUSE”

Resembling the prow of a ship, this mid 70’s interpretation is a marvel of architecture. Home’s views in San Bernardino Co.’s most scenic mountain resort community of Lake Arrowhead California, are priceless.

28686 Shenandoah Drive

$729,000

4 BD, 3BA | 1878 SQ FT | Lot: ¼ ACRE

CLASSIC MOUNTAIN LIVING IN A MULTI-STORY “PROW HOUSE”

Large living room with lava rock fireplace, knotted pine walls, slate tile floor, dining room, kitchen w/black granite countertops, and stainless-steel appliances is configured in an open floor plan with soaring Cathedral ceilings. Double sliders frame the huge bank of windows opening out into a forest enclave (with apple, maple and oak trees). Potential ADU with separate entrance on lower level includes a living room with brick fireplace & another primary bedroom suite. Home has Lake Rights, central air, two access points and plentiful parking.

STEVE VALENTINE REALTOR®

Steve.valentine@kw.com | 310.489.0017 | DRE# 02158227

IG: @ValentineGroup

28686 Shenandoah Drive

$697,000

4 BD, 3BA | 1878 SQ FT | Lot: ¼ ACRE

CLASSIC MOUNTAIN LIVING IN A MULTI-STORY “PROW HOUSE”

28686 Shenandoah Drive

$729,000

28686 Shenandoah Drive

$729,000

4 BD, 3BA | 1878 SQ

4 BD, 3BA | 1878 SQ FT | Lot: ¼ ACRE

Large living room with

room, kitchen w/black granite countertops, and stainless-steel appliances is configured in an open floor plan with soaring Cathedral ceilings. Double sliders frame the huge bank of windows opening out into a forest enclave (with apple, maple and oak trees). Potential ADU with separate entrance on lower level includes a living room with brick fireplace & another primary bedroom suite. Home has Lake Rights, central air, two access points and plentiful parking. STEVE

Steve.valentine@kw.com

Steve.valentine@kw.com | 310.489.0017 | DRE# 02158227 IG: @ValentineGroup

BEAUTYGENLUX

Her Secret Service

Makeup artist UZO is co-founder and creative director of UZO Beauty. She reveals how she glammed actress Francesca

1. SKIN PREP

forehead for additional hydration and luminosity.

To prep Francesca’s skin, I applied 1-2 drops of UZO Stem Cell Serum Complex cleansed—but still damp—face and pressed the serum with my fingertips until fully absorbed to smooth and firm the skin’s surface. I followed with 2 drops UZO Stem Cell Moisturizer onto the cheeks and forehead for additional hydration and luminosity. UZO Stem Cell Serum Complex, $110; UZO Stem Cell Moisturizer, $95, uzobeauty.com

Moisturizer, $95, uzobeauty.com

BROWS

To smooth Francesca’s complexion and make it look ultra-luxe, I applied a medium-tofull coverage foundation to her cheeks, forehead, and chin, blended to a fresh finish with my fingertips. Concealer was then applied to her undereye area for additional brightness. NARS Radiant Longwear Foundation in Deauville, $52, and NARS Concealer in Vanilla, $38, narscosmetics.com

3. CHEEKS

an eyebrow pencil in a deep

To enhance Francesca’s high cheekbones, subtle contour in a soft beige-fawn blush shade was swept along the cheekbones while a blonde champagne shimmer was applied directly to the top of the cheeks and temple for additional highlight. Le Metier de Beaute Highlighting Blush Duet in Leitmotif, $58, lemetierdebeaute.com

4. EYES

I wanted very minimal eye makeup for this look and used the highlighting blush duo I used on the cheeks (the beigetaupe side) to add the lightest hint of nude on the upper eyelid. Then applied a black-

UZO Braun

Chrome Eyeliner

Pencil, $24 (new for Fall), uzobeauty.com

To prep, condition, lift and hold the eyebrows in place while keeping them looking soft and full, I brushed a brow pomade through Francesca’s eyebrows using upward strokes. Then filled in gaps with hair-like strokes with an eyebrow pencil in a deep brown shade. Rye Beauty Brow Milk, $32 (new), ryebeauty.com; NARS Brow Perfector in Komo, $28, narscosmetics.com

6. LIPS

For a bold burgundy lip look perfect for Fall, a deep brick red liner was used to define and contour Francesca’s natural outer lip edge, followed by a deep red-brown lipstick applied to the entire lip for a full-bodied, dramatic effect. NARS Precision Lipliner in Mariachi, $24, and NARS Explicit Lipstick in Desirous, $40 (new), narscosmetics.com

brown pencil with a flat eyeliner brush to the root of the lashes for definition. One coat of mascara brushed through upper and lower lashes to finish the look. Le Metier de Beaute Highlighting Blush Duet in Leitmotif, $58, and Le Metier Flat Eyeliner Brush, $40, lemetierdebeaute.com; Maybelline Lash Discovery Defining Mascara in Very Black, $9.99, ulta.com

UZO, COFOUNDER AND CREATIVE DIRECTOR OF UZO BEAUTY, HAS 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN THE BEAUTY INDUSTRY. A FORMER MEDICAL SCHOOL GRADUATE WITH A DUAL DEGREE IN MEDI CINE AND SURGERY, UZO SHIFTED TO A DISTINGUISHED CAREER IN MAKEUP ARTISTRY. SHE HAS COLLABORATED WITH TOP COS METIC BRANDS LIKE NARS, BOBBI BROWN, AND YSL BEAUTY, AND HER WORK HAS BEEN FEATURED IN MAJOR FASHION SHOWS, MAGAZINES AND RED CARPET EVENTS. HER CLIENTELE INCLUDES NAOMI CAMPBELL AND MILLA JOVOVITCH, AMONG OTHER CELEBRITIES.

PHOTO OF FRANCESCA EASTWOOD BY ROBERT LYNDEN

Eastwood