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m not quite sure how we got here, but Boyd Holbrook has just shared that he’s had not one extraterrestrial encounter, but three.

We’re meant to be talking about the 43-year-old actor’s latest role, playing Johnny Cash in James Mangold’s upcoming Bob Dylan biopic, A Complete Unknown. And we have done that — but we’ve also gone down a rabbit hole, talking about vortexes, electromagnetic fields, and close encounters of the third kind.

“I have three of them on camera; I’ve seen three UAPs,” he confesses. “When we were living in Los Angeles [while I was working on a project], I got this tic tac-looking thing on camera, 30,000 feet in the air, for a good minute. I have no idea what it is — for all I know it could be a weather balloon — but everyone I’ve showed it to doesn’t think so.”

Holbrook started our Zoom justifiably looking a little sleepy — his wife, Tatiana, had just given birth to their second child, a daughter, two days prior, affording, no doubt, a few sleepless nights for both, but he perks up as we continue to talk about the unknown. Because I’m clueless, he schools me on the definition of UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena or Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) at length, nerding out just a little on a subject that seems to be very close to his heart. I must be wearing an expression of suspended disbelief, because he then says, “This is all factual stuff. The government is proving this now; there was talk about it at Congress yesterday. I’m not sounding like a lunatic; I just love the science behind things. I’m totally that guy, the guy who’s into ancient aliens, times a thousand. I love ancient history.”

And history in general, it would appear, given that the reason for our chat is that Holbrook is taking on the late, great Johnny Cash, one of the most iconic artists of all time, with more than 90 million records sold worldwide, whose sound spanned country, rock and roll, rockabilly, blues, folk, and gospel, and earned him places in the Country Music, Rock and Roll, and Gospel Music Halls of Fame. When the opportunity to play the Man in Black was presented to him by director and frequent collaborator James Mangold, in the end, he thought the opportunity — much like the aliens — was too out of this world to turn down.

“I probably wouldn’t have done this if it hadn’t been Jim who asked,” he admits. “He’s already made a movie about Johnny’s life [2005’s Academy Award nominee Walk the Line], so I felt like it was something I should explore. And I didn’t really know anything about the relationship between Bob and Johnny; I got to see all those letters they had written to one another back and forth, which is kind of like these two rascals talking to one another over airplane sickness bags. You know, just talking about something that only they can really understand.”

A Complete Unknown, which will be released on Christmas day, revolves around 19-year-old Dylan’s (played by Timothée Chalamet) arrival in New York in the early 1960s, and how, with just his guitar and his talent, he was destined to change the course of American music forever. The film, which is based on the 2015 book Dylan Goes Electric! by Elijah Wald, focuses on the controversy surrounding his switch to electrically amplified instrumentation, and simultaneously, does a deep dive into the intimate relationships he made with fellow artists and producers during his rise to fame. This includes interludes with Pete Seeger (Edward Norton), Joan Baez (Monica Barbaro), Woody Guthrie (Scoot McNairy), Mavis Staples (Laura Kariuki), Sylvie Russo (Elle Fanning), and, of course, Cash.

The relationship between the two artists is one that Mangold should and did explore. After meeting in the mid-1960s and becoming neighbors in the late 1960s in Woodstock, New York (ironically, an area of which Holbrook happens to call home himself), they formed a friendship that would last for over 40 years. Cash nurtured Dylan as an artist, coaching him on what was acceptable in country music (though he himself ignored this); the two also collaborated, albeit only once, on Dylan’s landmark record Nashville Skyline, for the duet “Girl from the North Country”; Cash also wrote the album’s Grammy-winning liner notes.

And although he and Chalamet have just worked together for the first time, Holbrook’s respect for his co-star runs deep. “There’s nothing more special than seeing Timmy’s performance; I mean, he’s incredible in this film. This is his film, at the end of the day. We all had a lot of amazing stuff to do and be a part of, but watching him play these songs, live with harmonica, is wild. I only worked with him during the festival scene, but he had to do everything live like that, 12 to 15 songs. It’s crazy.”

By that token, Holbrook knew that if he himself was going to truly embody a musician of such greatness, it, too, had to be done right. It couldn’t be a caricature, he couldn’t phone it in. So, he hired a voice coach and practiced the guitar every day for five months. “Maybe not a lot of actors want to admit this, but there’s at least an element of mimicking when you’re playing someone who actually lived, an embodying of the essence of someone, and that’s an amazing little journey in itself. I did not sing or play the guitar before this process. Every day, I took two hours, trying to figure out how to do this.”

It was challenging, admittedly. “I can play the guitar now, but it was so hard to play the guitar and sing at the same time. I had to, so slowly, go through and start to build up.”

I’m surprised Holbrook hasn’t had any experience as a singer in the past, because he certainly has the moody look of one down pat (including the spikes of blonde hair tufting up that suggest he may have just gotten out of bed — very rock and roll — which is probably why his name has been heavily suggested in the past to play Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain). “I mean, come on, who doesn’t love to sing in the shower? Who doesn’t think they’re great in the shower? Like, man, I hit those high notes like Adele just now. But the reality is different. I had to rehearse with people a lot more talented than me. And there’s a hollowing out of the voice that I had to do; Cash had such a deep register. I had to work to open up my body and become more.”

Holbrook is a method actor, and he really worked at both understanding and becoming Cash. Even today, though he’s wearing a simple black Ducati T-shirt, he still seems to be embodying the Man in Black [a nickname Cash earned for his distinctive on-stage costumes]. Admittedly, standing on stage, playing his music, it was hard not to become Cash. “I was definitely channeling him, trying to hit his attitude. And I know it sounds kind of mystical, but for those fragment amounts of time when you’re really focusing on that — when you’ve listened to 1,000 hours of his music, you know how he speaks and his cadence, his accent, when you’ve gotten to know his sense of humor, his background, all of these little things — it can really be tunnel vision. You can only see certain things; you don’t really notice your peripheral vision. And then, you get daydreaming about him and you’re having conversations with him, but you’re having conversations with yourself.”

Interestingly, this tactic was something Holbrook employed to get into Cash’s head. To become Johnny, he journalled as Johnny. “It’s a good way to personalize and really feel attached,” he notes. “I mean, I think Hunter S. Thompson even taught himself to write that way, by just typing out other people’s novels.”

Or by holding their guitars, as it were. He smiles and shows me a beauty that he “borrowed” from set. “It’s a 1967 Guild, I think. I think ‘somebody’ forgot to give it back.”

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A true actor, it’s been said, is one that internalizes his character, and there is truly no doubt as to which camp Holbrook falls into — especially in this case. “I think we both have twisted senses of humor. He was kind of a rascal, liked to stir the pot a little bit, poke the bear. I love checking in with people and making light of a situation. And there’s a lot of things like that, but they’re things you have to search for.”

Making sense of the music itself was much easier. He admits to initially being more of a Dylan fan — and eternally grateful, as a Dylan fan, that the now completely known musician never came to the A Complete Unknown set, sharing that the artist’s presence would have been “highly distracting in a weird way” as much as he would have loved to meet him. Now, however, after playing Cash, he’s squarely a devotee of both. Of the Man in Black in particular, he’s “a connoisseur. Now, I can tell you anything.”

So, he does. Holbrook reflects on Cash’s canon, touts his “orneriness” and “provocativeness” with classics like “Folsom Prison Blues” and “Rock Island Line,” with his favorite personal track being “Big River.” He recites it to me: “‘Now I taught the weeping willow how to cry, and I showed the clouds how to cover up a clear blue sky. And the tears that I cried for that woman are gonna flood you Big River. Then I’m gonna sit right here until I die.’” He pauses. “It’s a metaphor for the current of life. On the surface, it just seems pretty, but it’s really poetic and beautiful when you get deep down in there.”

mean this extremely seriously, but if you haven’t seen Boyd Holbrook do Fire Marshall Bill, you haven’t seen anything yet.

After swearing me to secrecy, Holbrook gives his best In Living Color eraJim Carrey, and he is legitimately laugh-out-loud funny. I’m not quite sure if he’s trying out a bit or not (though if he is, I’m happy to ship this one) as he embarks on what is both a thrilling and terrifying new adventure: stand-up comedy. And he owes it all (or some of it, at least) to The Morning Show. In the fourth season of the hit AppleTV+ series that offers an inside look at the lives of those who work on a morning news show, newbie Holbrook will join existing cast members Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, Marion Cotillard, Billy Crudup, and Greta Lee as Brodie, a popular and provocative podcaster and talk show host.

The overall experience was overwhelmingly positive, so much so that Holbrook can’t help but to sing praises for the show and its cast. Of Aniston, he declares, “She’s the perfect dose. She’s really funny, she’s chill, really welcoming, and super normal. In fact, being on the show was one of the best experiences I’ve ever had.”

As it was playing Brodie, it seems, who he refers to as “a mish-mash of podcaster, breakaway news anchor, and media personality who gets to say what I want and how I want.” The “how I want” of it all is particularly interesting, in that Holbrook was allowed to go rogue, off-the-cuff standup, essentially. Which inspired him to want to do it for real.

“Having a podcast would be amazing; I’d love to go on and hang out, chit chat, cut it up with somebody. But stand-up? That’s the real deal.

There’s an art to that. I’ve just realized it, so I’m getting ready for it. I thought about taking some courses at the Upright Citizens Brigade, or The Second City in Brooklyn. I mean, it’s just another kind of performance, right? You have to know the rules of the game and then you can play it. I might bomb, but I’m definitely going to try.”

He says his first gig is going to happen in Brooklyn in just a few months, and weirdly, he isn’t terrified. If anything, it’s excitement that’s fueling him.

“After having a little taste of it, I was like, so this is it. Let me get this right: you have to just observe something in life and give your point of view about it. OK, I get that.”

Holbrook’s refusal to share his set has less to do with secrecy and more to do with making sure he gets it right. He’s not there yet. But at least he has the belief in himself that he can and will do this. And so, the world will see a man who’s mostly been known thus far for playing either serious roles or serious villains in projects like The Bikeriders, Indiana Jones, Logan, Narcos, In the Shadow of the Moon, Jane Got a Gun, Hatfields & McCoys, Behind the Candelabra, FX’s Justified: City Primeval, and The Sandman, in a whole new light.

He thinks he’s funny, and that’s the most important thing. “It’s a weird thing to admit that I am, and there might be some people in my life who would be like, ‘I don’t know about that,’ but I do love being around people and making them laugh,” he admits. “And basically, that’s how my acting career started in the first place — how I could mimic Johnny Cash, for example. It started by me doing Jim Carrey and Jamie Foxx skits in my living room, doing Fire Marshall Bill for my mom and dad.”

Holbrook, who was born and raised in Prestonburg, Kentucky, admits that there wasn’t much to feed his early interests in acting — not even a theater in his hometown — but his dream exceeded the limitations of where he was raised.

“I think about this all the time. Growing up, I don’t think my family could really see a future in acting; I come from a really small town in Kentucky. But they let me be me — they let a kid be a kid, and that’s all they could really do. That’s the best thing you can do for a kid: don’t shush them. I wasn’t shushed; I was able to daydream.”

Holbrook knows he’s living his dream, and he swears he’s never taken it for granted. He’s unlike the typical Hollywood star in that he really does seem amazingly down to earth, especially for someone who has so much faith in the unknown. He seems deeply connected to nature; feet firmly planted on the ground. (Outside of his belief in aliens, that is).

“I’m happiest when I’m walking in the creek. If only I lived in a warmer climate, I would be outside 23 hours a day. And that’s really my life; I’m a pretty quiet, simple person,” he admits. “I love my family, I have quite a few hobbies, I have my friends. And that’s all I need right now. I’ve been loud — and I still like to get loud, don’t get me wrong — but these days, I live a pretty chill lifestyle. Because to be honest, when you’re traveling around like I did and I did the math — for 13 years, 10 months a year, on the road doing films and TV with maybe just a couple of months off — when I’m not working, I really need to relax. Get in the woods somewhere, build a fire, and chill.”

I get it — even if he won’t get it (the time off, that is) for the imminent

future. In addition to his press tour for A Complete Unknown, The Morning Show will make its rounds shortly, as will the second season of The Sandman. In the Netflix fantasy drama series based on the 1989-1996 comic book published by DC Comics, The Sandman tells the story of Dream/Morpheus, the titular Sandman (played by Tom Sturridge). Holbrook will reprise his role as Corinthian, a nightmare who escaped the Dreaming (which, for those not in the know, is a second dimension).

But to Holbrook, that’s even more of a reason to take full advantage of those elusive moments of peace and quiet. Being in a good headspace is essential to being in the right mindset for success. “I think that life can just eat you up if you don’t watch where you’re going. And I’ve clawed and scratched my way here, there’s no doubt about it. It’s easy to get swallowed up by life — your own problems, your own issues, and your own hurdles — and I try to be mindful of that. Instead of auditioning for everything, I’m just trying to get my mind right to keep developing, and keep trying to get better. I’m never going to stop being humble, you know? The good will come, as will the bad. I’m just trying to keep a constant, steady pace and try to surround myself with really good, smart people, and really push the questions of depth rather than some surface caricature silly stuff.”

Instead, he seeks out variety and substance. “If a character had a particular voice or sound, I would almost prefer that. When you change things up, it keeps you interested and curious. It’s like playing elite level make-believe. Think of it like mask work at drama school: when you put on a mask, you go, shit man, I can do a bunch of different stuff now that I didn’t feel comfortable doing as me. I really look for that. I want to have diversity and range — because that’s what acting is all about, getting to know somebody else’s perspective. I want to see what’s happening on the other side.

“Also,” he continues, “I think it’s actually harder just to be you, and not trying to be something for anybody else, harder to be ‘what you see is what you get.’ But then, I don’t know everything. I’m definitely a work in progress. The good news is that I’m very adaptable to change, and I want to learn to get better as a person. I want to do better and do good things. And so now, I’m going to bring it back to Johnny Cash. That guy was uncompromising in his voice. He’s something to aspire to.”

But perhaps Cash has made more of an impact on him than he realizes — because although Holbrook is still finding his way, he most definitely is ready to embrace that Man in Black spirit.

Left: Boyd Holbrook as Johnny Cash in A Complete Unknown

Right: Holbrook as Cash, with Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan

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The relaxing facial lymphatic massage is performed using a custom vacuum device. Lymphatic therapy stimulates the facial lymph nodes to assist with improving blood flow, detoxifying the skin, decreasing inflammation, and overall optimizing skin health.

To complete and seal the treatment, the LED light therapy (FDA approved) is performed using the LightStim Elipsa device and is customizable at two different wavelengths. Red light is used to treat acne for 12 minutes, and blue light is used to treat acne for 16 minutes.

In a research study of 20 acne patients treated with HydraFacial treatments, published in 2022 in the Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology, 100 percent of the patients reported clearer, healthier, more radiant skin, and felt more confident in their appearance. Greater than 80 percent of patients reported reduced erythema (redness), oiliness, and congestion, and saw a visible improvement in inflammation and acne.

*Reference below.

*Storgard R, Mauricio-Lee J, Mauricio T, Zaiac M, Karnik J. Efficacy and Tolerability of HydraFacial Clarifying Treatment Series in the Treatment of Active Acne Vulgaris. J Clin Aesthet Dermatol. 2022 Dec;15(12):42-46.

PMID: 36569524; PMCID: PMC9762628.

PHOTO COURTESY OF DR. SARAH KHAN

Passion, Resilience, and Beauty: The Story Behind Sei Tu Bella Aesthetics

BY HEATHER MERLO

HELPING OTHERS HAS ALWAYS BEEN MY PASSION, AND MY JOURNEY in medicine began in the high-stakes world of emergency and trauma surgery. However, the pandemic profoundly shifted my perspective. At seven-and-a-half months pregnant, I found myself navigating another wave of the crisis, feeling both unheard and undervalued. The stark reality of jeopardizing my unborn child’s health while being told I should simply be grateful to have a job was a wake-up call. I realized my calling extended far beyond my current role.

After resigning, I discovered that esthetic medicine was where my true purpose lay. Though I was already certified to perform these treatments, I hadn’t fully embraced the possibilities until I committed wholeheartedly, with no backup plan. Taking the leap was both daunting and exhilarating, but it solidified my belief that this path was meant for me.

Drawing inspiration from my Italian heritage, I envisioned a medspa infused with Italian charm — a place where clients could rediscover their beauty, regain confidence, and experience treatments designed to turn back the clock. The name “Sei Tu Bella,” meaning “are you beautiful?” captured the essence of my vision. If the answer isn’t a resounding yes, it becomes our privilege to help you feel that way for as long as you are part of the Sei Tu Bella family. In that moment, a brand was born.

As a female entrepreneur and mother of five, I knew that finding a unique niche was essential to making Sei Tu Bella stand out and defining our mission. I aspired to break barriers and empower women to overcome their insecurities. When I discovered the INMODE EMPOWER RF Women’s Wellness platform, it felt like the missing piece of the puzzle. Within two months of opening our doors, we introduced this groundbreaking technology to our practice, starting with just a handful of clients. This decision proved to be a game-changer.

While many medspas offer neurotoxin treatments and facial balancing, I wanted to elevate our practice by incorporating an advanced platform

that would truly set us apart in the esthetics industry. This vision ultimately led to a partnership with INMODE, the world’s largest esthetic device manufacturer. Adding an energy-based device required a heightened level of accountability and commitment to excellence — challenges I was more than ready to embrace.

Building Sei Tu Bella Aesthetics required forming strategic partnerships to support our growth and elevating the client experience. Inspired by industry leaders, I aligned with key partners such as Growth99 for website development and marketing, RepeatMD for our rewards and membership platform, and renowned names like Merz Pharmaceuticals, Galderma, Allergan, Aesthetic Record, Boulevard, SaltMED, Skinbetter Science, and ZO Skin Health. Each partnership has played a pivotal role in shaping the foundation of Sei Tu Bella and ensuring our commitment to excellence.

Reflecting on the challenges of the pandemic, I’m grateful for how they pushed me to pursue my dreams and embrace entrepreneurship. I transformed adversity into a mission: to ensure our clients are more than just numbers — they are the heart of Sei Tu Bella and deserve to feel valued, heard, and truly cared for.

In esthetics, it’s vital to reflect the confidence and wellness we strive to provide. Our clients often come to us at their lowest — physically, emotionally, or mentally — and it’s our responsibility to embody the transformation they seek. Balancing a large family, a thriving practice, and my own well-being is no small feat, but I remind myself to recharge and be the role model I want my children to see.

I believe success comes from committing fully, with no backup plan, and fostering self-love, confidence, and empowerment in others. At Sei Tu Bella, we’re not just about esthetic enhancements; we’re about creating transformative experiences that help our clients become the best versions of themselves.

HOlIDAYS HaPPY HaUTE

BY LAURA SCHREFFLER

1. Perrier-Jouët 2016 Limited Edition Belle Époque Giftbox Formafantasma, $229;perrier-jouet.com 2. Tiffany & Co. Tiffany HardWear Large Link bracelet in yellow gold with diamonds, $83,000;tiffany.com 3. CHANEL Fine Jewelry Coco Crush ring in quilted motif, small version in 18K yellow gold and diamonds, $5,300;available at select CHANEL boutiques and 800-550-0005 4. Jimmy Choo Stevie 100 black patent heels with crystal ankle strap, $1,295;jimmychoo.com 5. Gucci suitcase, $4,100;available at Gucci stores and gucci.com 6. Louis Vuitton Men’s Keepall Bandoulière 50, $2,780;available at select Louis Vuitton stores, 866-884-8866, and louisvuitton.com 7. Prada Glass Christmas ornament set, $575;prada.com 8. Bvlgari Serpenti Forever Mini top handle bag, $7,050;bulgari.com 9. Paravel x Silver Oak: Aviator carry-on plus, $895;silveroak.com 10. Merchant of Venice Red Potion, $227;maxaroma.com 11. Dior Prestige La Micro-Huile de Rose Activated Serum, $350;dior.com 12. Dior Medium Caro bag, $3,900;available at Dior boutiques and 1-800-929-3467 13. CHANEL 22 Cruise 2025 handbag in metalized calfskin and metal, $5,500;available at select CHANEL boutiques and 800-550-0005 14. Cartier Panthère de Cartier watch, small model in 18K yellow gold, $28,400;cartier.com 15. Vacheron Constantin Overseas Dual Time in 41mm in pink gold, $75,500;vacheron-constantin.com 16. Saint Laurent Rive Droite longboard, $1,650;ysl.com 17. Patek Philippe Complications Ref. 4947/1A, $52,440;available at the Patek Philippe Boutique Miami Design District, 305-482-1916 18. Rolex Deepsea in 44mm in yellow gold, $54,200;rolex.com 19. Brunello Cucinelli flecked soft virgin wool and cashmere waffle stitch knit polo, $3,900;shop.brunellocucinelli.com 20. Ferragamo Hug Crossbody bag, $2,300;ferragamo.com 21. FENDI brown FF jacquard and black leather Fendi Force chelsea boots, $1,150;fendi.com 22. Dior Men CD Icon beanie, $450;available at Dior Men boutiques and dior.com 23. Avi & Co. Frosted Collection frosted watch in 18K rose gold with 24.07CT diamond dial in 40mm, $130,000-$150,000, and Avi & Co. Graduated Round diamond necklace in platinum in 89.95ct and 17 inches, $1,650;aviandco.com 24. Hermès Sellier change tray, $730;available at Hermès stores, 1-800-441-4488, and hermes.com 25. 111 SKIN Ultimate Black Diamond collection, $1,900;111skin.com 26. Maison de Sabré The Airpods Case, $69;us. maisondesabre.com 27. Stefano Ricci luxury chessboard, $26,250;stefanoricci.com 28. Cincoro Añejo Cristalino, $150;cincoro.com 29.FENDI champagne-colored suede Peekaboo ISeeU Petite handbag with FF in crystals and studs, $5,700, and champagne-colored suede Nano Baguette charm with FF in crystals and studs, $1,290;fendi.com

SKI SEASON

This winter, Louis Vuitton redefines après ski style with its latest LV SKI collection, which features women’s ready-to-wear, leather goods, shoes, and accessories that blend technical sportswear with incredibly chic silhouettes. From shearling gloves and hats to the new Monogram Miroir handbag and the like-snow Capucines, the LV SKI collection is designed to wear both on and off the slopes.

PHOTOGRAPHY CHRISTINE HAHN

STYLING RYAN YOUNG AT THE WALL GROUP

FASHION DIRECTOR ADRIENNE FAUROTE

PROP STYLING SAM WARKOV

MAKEUP TIFFANY LEIGH PATTON

HAIR AZIZA RASULOVA

MODEL JEN AT KEV MGMT

PHOTO ASSISTANT IAN RUTTER

DIGITECH ANDREW BEADSWORTH

STYLIST ASSISTANT MEG GALVIN

WARDROBE INTERN REBECCA SCHIMKE

SHOT AT AGX STUDIOS

This December in Miami, all eyes are on Fendi as the brand unveils its newly expanded 6,700-square-foot boutique in the Miami Design District (MDD), featuring women’s and men’s collections across two levels that blend the signature style of Fendi with the vibrant, pastel-hued ambiance of Miami. Two of the city’s most influential women and style icons, Isabela Grutman and Vita Sidorkina-Morabito, give Fendi a warm welcome to the MDD ahead of the holiday season, donning pieces from the new Fendi winter holiday 2024 collection.

BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE

PHOTOGRAPHY DANNY CARDOZO

STYLING KELLY BROWN

FASHION DIRECTION ADRIENNE FAUROTE

MAKEUP YULIA AFI

HAIR AARON GRENIA USING IGK HAIR

MODELS ISABELA GRUTMAN AND VITA SIDORKINA-MORABITO

DIGITECH CARLOS ROJAS

FIRST PHOTO ASSISTANT ALEX LARSON

SECOND PHOTO ASSISTANT ASHLEY REDA

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT JACQUES BRUNA

STYLING ASSISTANTS DIANA REGLA RODRIGUEZ AND LISA MARIE TRIGUEIRO

SHOT ON LOCATION IN THE MIAMI DESIGN DISTRICT

THE ARCHITECT COASTAL

Louis Vuitton’s 2025 Cruise collection pays tribute to one of Barcelona’s greatest architects, Antoni Gaudí. Gaudí’s influence transcends beyond Spanish architecture and is reflected in Louis Vuitton’s latest collection through drastic tailoring, a striking contrast between darkness and lightness, and thought-provoking silhouettes.

BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE

PHOTOGRAPHY DENIS BOULZE FOR LOUIS VUITTON

STYLING MARIE-AMÉLIE SAUVÉ FOR LOUIS VUITTON

MODELS ANNEMARY ADERIBIGBE AND SARA CABALLERO

This season, indulge in the finer things with Dior’s latest fine jewelry pieces by Dior Joaillerie artistic director Victoire de Castellane. Our favorite collections? Gem Dior, La Rose Dior, and My Dior, as well as the Étoile des Vents pieces from the Rose des Vents collection and the La D My Dior timepiece. Top your table with the many collections that make up the wonderful world of Dior Maison for the ultimate festive flair. From the latest Le Noël de Monsieur Dior collection to signature collections like the Cannage, Lily of the Valley, Plan de Paris, and Toile de Jouy, here’s to the perfect Dior soirée.

BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE

PHOTOGRAPHY JEFFREY WESTBROOK

STYLING MIAKO KATOH

(From left to right) Dior Maison Le Noël De Monsieur Dior By Cordelia De Castellane tumbler, $230;water glass, $430;and whiskey decanter, $700;available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467

(From left to right) Dior Fine Jewelry Gem Dior bracelets, from $10,500 to $18,100;Dior Timepieces La D de Dior Satine timepiece, price upon request;and Dior Fine Jewelry Gem Dior bracelets, from $10,500 to $11,200;available

Dior Maison Le Noël De Monsieur Dior By Cordelia De Castellane dinner plate, $320;dessert plate, $230; napkin, $110;Dior Maison Cannage table knife, $160;tablespoon, $160;table fork, $160;water glass, $390;teapot, $,550;teacup, $230;and saucer, $100;available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467

Dior Fine Jewelry My Dior rings, from $3,150 to $3,250;My Dior bracelets from $9,100 to $9,350;and My Dior earrings, $4,300; available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467

Dior Maison Le Noël De Monsieur Dior

By Cordelia De Castellane small Salento, $230;large Salento, $330;and medium Salento, $280;available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467

Dior Fine Jewelry Rose des Vents necklace, price upon request; Rose Celeste necklace, $11,490;Rose des Vents bracelet, $2,600; available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467 for special order

Dior Maison Plan de Paris placemat, $480;dessert plate, $160;Lily of the Valley decorative plate, $280;Cannage water glass, $390;available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467

Dior Timepieces La Mini D My Dior timepiece, $7,300 and La D de Dior Satine timepiece, price upon request;available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467 for special order

Dior Maison Lily of the Valley presentation plate, $230; dinner plate, $180;soup plate, $150;carafe, $550;Le Noël De Monsieur Dior By Cordelia De Castellane medium Salento, $280;and Cannage stripes water glass, $390;available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467

Dior Maison Grey Toile de Jouy dinner plate, Cannage table knife, $160; table fork, $160;and tablespoon, $160; available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467

Dior Fine Jewelry Rose des Vents single earrings, from $4,450 to $12,300;Gem Dior single earrings, from $1,700 to $2,550;Bois de Rose single earrings, from $2,200 to $4,400;and Rose Celeste earrings, price upon request; available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467 for special order

Dior Maison Grey Toile de Jouy dessert plate, $150; teacup, $230;and teacup saucer, $100;available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467

Dior Fine Jewelry Bois de Rose necklace, price upon request and Bois de Rose rings, from $2,600 to $7,050;available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467 for special order

Dior Maison Le Noël De Monsieur Dior By Cordelia De Castellane dinner plate, $320 and dessert plate, $230; available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467

Dior Fine Jewelry Rose des Vents bracelets, from $3,900 to $4,250;available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467

CITY PERSONA

With Louis Vuitton’s 2025 Cruise collection, Nicolas Ghesquière proves that clothing can take on the identity of any city in which it is worn. Here, the clothes embody the urban identity of New York, revealing their versatility in styling.

A NEW YORk MOMENT

AN EXCLUSIVE LOOK INSIDE THE SPECTACULAR LOUIS VUITTON 57TH STREET NYC FLAGSHIP.

BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE

If you’ve been on Fifth Avenue recently, you may have noticed that Louis Vuitton was about to unveil something as grand as the façade of trunks that covered their boutique on the Champs-Élysées. In a city synonymous with ambition and reinvention, Louis Vuitton has introduced Louis Vuitton 57th Street NYC, an unprecedented temporary flagship that transforms the retail experience — just in time for the holiday season.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF LOUIS VUITTON

Located at 6 E. 57th Street, this five-story cultural haven invites consumers to explore the innovative world of Louis Vuitton. As the largest Louis Vuitton location in the United States, the space bridges history, craftsmanship, and the complex nature of the Maison’s connection to New York.

Louis Vuitton’s long-standing relationship with New York began in 1898, when the brand introduced its French art de vivre to the American market. The opening of its first independent store in the city on 57th Street in 1980 further solidified the brand’s cultural presence. Today, Louis Vuitton 57th Street NYC celebrates this enduring legacy by offering a space where history and modernity blend seamlessly — in true Louis Vuitton fashion.

Housed in an Art Deco-inspired building, the store is designed to reflect Louis Vuitton’s core values of artistry and innovation. Upon entering, visitors are welcomed by a 52-foot installation of Courrier Lozine 108 trunks, stacked in twisting towers that evoke the New York skyline while honoring the Maison’s trunk-making heritage. Additionally, a 60-foot mirrored wall showcasing iconic bags — including the Keepall and Speedy— rises vertically, creating a dynamic interplay of light and space.

Each floor offers a distinctive journey through the Maison’s universe. The first floor features iconic leather goods alongside an on-site personalization artisan, while the second and third floors house the women’s and men’s collections. On the fourth floor, culture and cuisine come together with Le Café Louis Vuitton and Le Chocolat Maxime Frédéric.

Finally, the fifth floor is home to exclusive lounges, Objets Nomades, Art de la Table, and a hidden loft dedicated to high jewelry and watches. Enhancing the overall experience, the store’s design incorporates contemporary furniture crafted by artists such as Carlo Mollino and Charlotte Perriand, alongside works from New York-based creatives like Todd Eberle and Chris Martin — making the store itself a true work of art.

For food connoisseurs, Le Café Louis Vuitton, a sophisticated café-library concept blending French elegance with New York’s loft culture, is the focal point of the flagship. Helmed by chefs Christophe Bellanca and Marie George, under the mentorship of Louis Vuitton’s culinary stalwarts Arnaud Donckele and Maxime Frédéric, the café introduces a new genre of luxury snacking. Signature dishes, like truffle ravioli embossed with the flower Monogram and Damier tartlets, offer a playful yet refined nod to some of Louis Vuitton’s design codes.

Adjacent to the café, Le Chocolat Maxime Frédéric makes its U.S. debut, showcasing handcrafted confections made from responsibly sourced cocoa. The menu features must-order items like the delightful Vivienne on a Malle, a chocolate centerpiece inspired by a music box that celebrates the Maison’s creativity and heritage.

Finally, for the ultimate New York moment, Louis Vuitton unveiled an exclusive capsule collection paying tribute to the city’s style, featuring men’s and women’s ready-to-wear, leather goods, accessories, and gifting items. Among the iconic pieces are collector bags like the Neverfull Inside Out in taxi yellow, the Speedy Soft with yellow lining and playful tags, the Capucines adorned with skyscraper panels, and the shimmering gold GO14. The Vivienne figurine returns in a New York State of mind, appearing on small leather goods, a silk bandeau, and other giftable items.

For men, the collection reimagines NYC-inspired elements from the SS25 precollection. It includes a city license plate motif that has been downsized into bag charms for the Avenue Slingbag and Keepall, as well as a hot-stamped detail on the Slender wallet. All of these items are rendered in Monogram Héritage with a vibrant yellow palette and the playful inscription “LV since 1854,” which nods to the founding year of Louis Vuitton.

THE TRIFECTA

A. Lange & Söhne celebrates 30 years of the Lange 1 with four limited editions.

BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE

IN HONOR OF THE 30 TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ICONIC Lange 1, A. Lange & Söhne has released four limited edition pieces that pay homage to the timepiece’s legacy. Known for its off-center dial, outsize date display, and meticulous craftsmanship, the Lange 1 has been a hallmark of German precision watchmaking since its debut in 1994. To mark this milestone, the brand has presented two special editions of the Lange 1 and two of the Little Lange 1.

The anniversary collection features the Lange 1 and Little Lange 1 in 950 platinum with a striking black onyx dial and in 750 pink gold with a radiant blue dial crafted from 925 silver. Limited to 300 pieces each, the Lange 1 models are paired with a 38.5mm case, while the smaller versions, limited to 150 pieces each, sport a more refined 36.8mm case. Both models maintain the signature esthetic of slender bezels and prominent lugs, adding a touch of sophistication to this commemorative release.

Wilhelm Schmid, CEO of A. Lange & Söhne, notes, “When the Lange 1 launched 30 years ago, it broke the existing design rules and defined its very own style. It symbolizes our unyielding ambition to innovate and refine.” The design of the Lange 1 has always

been about balance and refinement, guided by the principles of the golden ratio. With Roman numerals, lancet-shaped appliqués, and a harmonious arrangement of its dial elements, the watch remains visually captivating even 30 years after its introduction. The off-center dial configuration, complemented by the power-reserve indicator and subsidiary seconds display, is a testament to its enduring design.

The watches also feature the L121.1 manufacture caliber, a movement that powers both models. Introduced in 2015 as the 50th manufacturer movement, it offers a seamless date change at midnight and a 72-hour power reserve, all thanks to the reliable twin mainspring barrel. The movement, visible through the sapphirecrystal caseback, showcases exquisite hand-finishing, including a three-quarter plate crafted from untreated German silver and decorated with Glashütte ribbing, along with eight gold chatons secured by blued screws for contrasting accents.

Since its inception, the Lange 1 has inspired an entire family of watches, expanding its impact with models like the Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar and the Time Zone, carrying the weight of the invaluable reputation of A. Lange & Söhne.

PHOTOS COURTESY

OF A. LANGE & SÖHNE

LANGE 1 and LITTLE LANGE models in 750 pink gold with a blue dial

LANGE

LANGE 1 in 750 pink gold caseback

LANGE 1 in 750 pink gold caseback

Introducing The Cubitus

Patek Philippe debuts a new collection for the first time in 25 years.

BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE

PATEK PHILIPPE PRACTICALLY BROKE THE INTERNET THIS October with the official debut of its first new collection in over two decades. The brand introduced the all-new Cubitus collection, a daring departure from tradition that embodies elegance and modernity. Featuring a distinctive square-shaped case with rounded corners, the collection debuts in three versions, each unique in its character.

The focal point of the collection is the Cubitus Grande Date, Ref. 5822P-001, which introduces an all-new complication in Patek Philippe’s portfolio. Powered by the newly developed caliber 240 PS CI J LU, this ultra-thin self-winding movement drives a grand date, day, and moon-phase display, offering precision and legibility with patented innovations in energy management. Its 45mm platinum case houses a horizontally embossed sunburst blue dial, framed by white gold markers and hands, and is completed by a navy-blue strap. A baguette-cut diamond at six o’clock adds another luxurious element to the timepiece, exemplifying the perfect marriage of esthetics and craftsmanship.

The Cubitus collection expands with two additional models: the Cubitus Ref. 5821/1AR and the Cubitus Ref. 5821/1A. The Cubitus Ref. 5821/1AR is a two-tone rose gold and steel version, boasting a bold 45mm square case with rounded edges and a slim profile. The blue sunburst dial with rose gold applied markers enhances its legibility and sleek design. Powered by the caliber 26-330 S C, this self-winding model features a 21K gold rotor and a stop-seconds function, ensuring precision and functionality. The rose-gold-and-steel bracelet with a patented fold-over clasp adds a contemporary yet timeless appeal.

Finally, the Cubitus Ref. 5821/1A is a 45mm steel model with an olive green, horizontally embossed dial. The ultimate Patek Philippe design that blends sophistication with sportiness through the watch, the Cubitus Ref. 5821/1A features a polished and satinbrushed finish. In contrast, its self-winding movement that features the same 21K gold rotor ensures optimal performance.

A brand-new collection from Patek Philippe was certainly not on our Q4 of 2024 bingo card, but it has breathed some fresh air into the industry for the end of the year.

ANIMAL INSTINCTS

Welcome to the Cartier jungle. This season, Cartier embraces the wild by reimagining its iconic Trinity design with signature animal motifs, including the panther, the tiger, and the snake. The Trinity novelties feature rings, bracelets, and earrings that incorporate designs mimicking reptile scales, panther spots, and tiger stripes.

BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE

PHOTOGRAPHY JEFFREY WESTBROOK

STYLING MIAKO KATOH

MAKEUP ASAMI MATSUDA AT SAINT LUKE ARTISTS

Cartier Trinity bracelet in 18K yellow gold, 18K white gold, 18K rose gold, diamonds, and black lacquer, $62,500;Trinity ring in 18K yellow gold, 18K white gold, 18K rose gold, diamonds, and black lacquer, $16,100;and Trinity ring in 18K yellow gold, 18K white gold, 18K rose gold, and diamonds, $25,300; available at Cartier boutiques nationwide, 1-800-227-8437, and cartier.com

Cartier Trinity necklace in 18K yellow gold, 18K white gold, and 18K rose gold, $3,450;Trinity ring, large model in 18K yellow gold, 18K white gold, and 18K rose gold, $3,850;and Trinity bracelet in 18K yellow gold, 18K white gold, and 18K rose gold, $18,900;available at Cartier boutiques nationwide, 1-800-227-8437, and cartier.com

Cartier Trinity earrings in 18K yellow gold, 18K white gold, 18K rose gold, and diamonds, $2,390;

Cartier boutiques

Cartier Trinity necklace in 18K white gold, black ceramic, and diamonds, $7,250;Trinity ring in 18K white gold, black ceramic, and diamonds, $7,050; and Trinity ring in 18K white gold and black ceramic, $1,860;available at Cartier boutiques nationwide, 1-800-227-8437, and cartier.com

Cartier Trinity ring in 18K yellow gold, 18K white gold, 18K rose gold, and diamonds, $26,100; Trinity ring in 18K yellow gold, 18K white gold, and 18K rose gold, $2,170;Trinity bracelet in 18K yellow gold,

bracelet

CHANEL Sport High Jewelry Graphic Line ring

HOLIDAY HAUTE JOAILLERIE

One-of-a-Kind

UNVEILING OUR EXQUISITE HIGH JEWELRY 2024 GIFT GUIDE FEATURING INCREDIBLY RARE PIECES FOR YOUR ONE-OF-A-KIND LOVED ONES.

BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE

Pomellato Mosaico ring

Louis Vuitton High Jewelry Phenomenal ring

Harry Winston Bali earrings from the Majestic Escapes collection

Bvglari High Jewelry necklace in platinum with 59 emeralds, 206 diamonds, and pavé-set diamonds

Cartier Nature Sauvage High Jewelry earrings

Piaget Essence of Extraleganza High Jewelry ear cuff

Van Cleef & Arpels “Traversée Mystérieuse” bracelet from the “l’Ile au Trésor” collection

Jacob & Co. Diamond Boutique watch in 18K white gold

FoundRae Green Tourmaline

Pave Diamond

Strong Hearts Multi-Strand necklace

Gucci Labirinti High Jewelry bracelet in white gold with lagoon tourmaline, mandarin garnets, and diamonds

Tiffany & Co. Owl on a Rock Star Sapphire Brooch from the Blue Book 2024:Tiffany Céleste Collection

THE LUXE BUCKET LIST

ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME ADVENTURES FOR THE ONE PERCENT.

BY LAURA SCHREFFLER

A KENYAN SAFARI

It’s a dream to see the Big Five out in the wild (leopards, rhinos, elephants, lions, and African buffalos), but it is not easy to do so. Forget about the logistics of actually getting up close and personal with these majestic beasts in their natural habitat, and think about yourself for a second. After what could be upwards of 30-plus hours of traveling from the States, most will want a cozy bed, a great place to stay, and a stiff drink — and not necessarily in that order. Sadly, not all safaris are built the same — which is why we recommend staying at Cottar’s 1920s Camp, located in the private, 7,608-acre Olderkesi Conservancy, on the border of Kenya’s famous Maasai Mara National Reserve (and letting the experts at ProAfrika Safaris do all of the logistical planning for you). This is truly one of the most bespoke, upscale experiences available — especially in that one with deep pockets doesn’t have to “glamp.” In addition to its own private airstrip (a true essential when arriving from Nairobi) Cottar’s Safaris offers one of the most truly exceptional places to stay Mara-wide in its Private Bush Villa. This behemoth, 10,000 square-foot retreat comes with eight dedicated members of staff, has its own private 82-foot swimming pool, and boasts breathtaking views onto the savannah plains with a backdrop of the Olentoroto Hill. Although the Bush Villa is part of the main camp, it feels like it’s set apart, and that could be because it is: guests will need to be escorted by jeep, security guard, or Maasai Warrior to the main mess tent which is where the action happens. Situated with a hilltop view of the rolling savannahs, the camp’s center encompasses an Art Nouveau bar where dedicated staff members make a mean Mint Julep amid vintage-era décor such as first-edition books, sextants, binoculars, and telescopes. This particular safari features a spa, and also offers a traditional safari bath, best enjoyed with bubbles and champagne at sunset, as well as unique activities including immersive walks with a local Maasai medicine and foraging expert, an immersive raptor experience, evening talks on the history of African travelers, and visits to local Maasai villages — which is among one of the most enriching and rewarding experiences modern-day travelers can have. Perhaps most importantly, however, Cottar’s Safaris has become known throughout Kenya for its conservation efforts, becoming the first camp in Africa to attain Preferred by Nature’s “Ecosystem Restoration Validation” certificate, and are one of only 11 accredited Long Run Global Ecosphere Retreats in the World, working via its Cottar’s Wildlife Conservancy Trust (CWCT) to conserve critical wilderness and wildlife corridors and areas bordering the Maasai Mara and Serengeti National Reserves.

Kudu double tent

The Bush Villa

CRUISING TO ANTARCTICA

How many people in the world can say they’ve been to Antarctica? The answer: not many. It’s expensive, precarious — the Weddell Sea being one of the most dangerous in the world — and time-consuming, in that you’ll be at sea for days at a time without land in sight. But if you’re going to make the trek, you had best do it right, and glamorously — and that’s where Swan Hellenic comes in. The British company relaunched in July 2020 with the sole purpose of offering upscale cultural expedition cruising via its purpose-built boutique ships that feature elegant Scandi-design interiors, extensive outdoor spaces, and dedicated expedition facilities. SH Diana, a PC 6 ice-class vessel, launched in May 2023 as a luxury expedition vessel, with on-board elements inclusive of a dedicated presentation and lecture theater, on-board Tender boats to take guests ashore more comfortably than customary expedition Zodiacs, a state-of-the-art gym, spa, panoramic sauna, club room, swimming pool, and three restaurants. But what sets Swan Hellenic apart is its experts: famous explorers, seasoned expedition guides, and leading authorities in their fields join in on the Antarctic fun, as do unique organizations such as JRE-Jeunes Restaurateurs, Chopra, and the SETI Institute. On many cruises, you can also participate in Swan Hellenic’s Citizen Science partnerships, contributing valuable data obtained during your expeditions and on board, reporting cloud data with NASA, recording whale sightings with Happywhale, monitoring phytoplankton with the Secchi Disk Study, and Antarctic seabird numbers with Stony Brook University. And best of all, you’ll be able to witness, first-hand, an untapped part of the world: the emperor penguin colony at Snow Hill Island, Adélie penguins, blue-eyed shags, humpback whales, minkes, and leopard seals at Pléneau and Petermann Islands; and finally, finally say you’re among the few to have conquered that tumultuous Weddell Sea.

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SH Vega

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WINE-TASTING IN SOUTH AFRICA’S STELLENBOSCH

In the States, we have Napa and Sonoma, along with the Willamette Valley, Central Coast, and newer wine regions in Virginia and Texas. But wouldn’t it be a dream to sip and swill in South Africa’s Cape Winelands? We think so, at least. Indulge in some of the best food and wine in Franschhoek, which is considered the gourmet capital of the Cape and is home to some of the country’s best restaurants, before heading to Stellenbosch, the country’s most famous wine region — and what is considered to be the birthplace of Pinotage home to over 150 wine estates. You can stay where it all began in Constantia, which is considered to be the first-ever wine estate in South Africa, located just 20 minutes from Cape Town, and known for its Sauvignon Blanc, Bordeaux-blends, and Muscat Blanc. For your stay, we recommend first checking into the magical Royal Portfolio collection properties of The Silo Hotel, a sanctuary in Cape Town celebrating art, style, and design that is defined by its shimmering pillowed-glass windows with panoramic views stretching from Table Mountain to the Table Bay harbor and which is located six floors above the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (which houses Africa’s largest collection of contemporary African art) and is close to some of the World’s 50 Best Restaurants, such as Fyn Restaurant and La Colombe. Then, head to La Residence, a glorious property located on a private 30-acre estate in the heart of the Franschhoek Valley. Here, you can enjoy the best of the region with private wine tastings at nearby wineries; helicopter flights through the Winelands; strolls through a natural backdrop of olive trees, vines, and roses; and dinners at one of the many award-winning restaurants in the Valley.

LAISSEZ LE BON TEMPS ROULER DURING MARDI GRAS

Mardi Gras is something that should be experienced once in a lifetime. It’s a rite of passage, an opportunity to really let laissez bon temps rouler in a cloud of purple, gold, and green. French for “Fat Tuesday,” the season, known best as Carnival, begins on January 6, and continues until the midnight before Ash Wednesday. It’s wild to think that this ode to revelry didn’t become a renowned event until the late 1830s, with street processions of carriages and horseback riders, all featuring masked and mysterious patrons, lit by gaslight torches. Today, there’s a decidedly more hedonistic bent to Mardi Gras; a revelry that consumes the city via costumes, krewes, balls, dining (including the ever-present King Cake) and, of course, drinking. Becoming part of this giant party is unlike anything you’ll be likely to experience in life. That being said, when it comes to a place to stay, those who like their creature comforts will want to confine their French Quarter ministrations to partying only. Stay at the tony Four Seasons New Orleans, which is just far enough away to take a break from the crowds should you need some peace and quiet, and close enough that you can easily join in. Plus, the property features the crème de la crème of the Big Easy in Donald Link’s Chemin à la Mer eatery, Alon Shaya’s Miss River restaurant, the gorgeous and glorious Chandelier Bar, and a spa that will melt all traces of late Mardi Gras nights away.

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CAMPING UNDER THE STARS IN WADI RUM

In Wadi Rum, Jordan — otherwise known as the Valley of the Moon the stars appear so close that you can touch them. Or it seems that way, at least. In this valley, cut into the sandstone and granite rock of southern Jordan near Saudi Arabia’s border, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is an ideal spot for a proper Bedouin experience under the stars. Which, as it happens, is one of the many reasons to go: throughout the year, Jordan becomes a popular destination for astronomy enthusiasts and skywatchers alike to catch spectacular starry displays and meteor showers (including this past summer’s Perseid meteor shower, November’s Leonid meteor shower, or the upcoming Geminids meteor shower in mid-December). The Memories Aicha Luxury Camp is definitely the most luxurious glamping experience in the area — 55 tents, bordered by rugged mountains and the stunning Arabian desert — a standout being its lavishly-decorated panoramic luxury suite with plush furnishings inspired by the colorful sands of the desert. Beyond that, Jordan also now has a Hollywood pedigree: Olivewood Film Studios, located just outside of Amman, consist of two 16,000-plus square foot soundstages, where the likes of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Dune 1 & 2 and The Martian were filmed.

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Blue Lagoon Iceland was founded in 1992 to unlock the benefits of geothermal water, but it’s become one of (if not the most visited) tourist attractions in Iceland thanks to its unusual natural phenomenon of ocean water and freshwater converging in a tectonic realm of searing heat and extreme pressure, creating geothermal seawater over a mile beneath the earth. The water, which is enriched with silica, algae, and minerals, is known for its healing, rejuvenating, and nourishing abilities. It’s a great introduction to the Land of Fire and Ice, though Sky Lagoon, a man-made geothermal spa just 13 minutes from the center of Reykjavik, is certainly as incredible, though in a more convivial, less wildly outrageous way. We recommend trying both though the latter is certainly more convenient in that it’s closer to our recommended, over-the-top, five-star hotel pick, The Reykjavik EDITION, which opened its doors in 2021, the very same year as Sky Lagoon. Located in the historical, scenic heart of downtown Reykjavik by Old Harbor port next door to the Olafur Eliasson-designed Harpa Concert and Conference Center, the sleek, sensual hotel boasts a variety of distinctive food, beverage, and entertainment outlets. On a good night, you might even see the Northern Lights from the seventh floor bar, The Roof, though hidden sanctuary TÖLT, which is named after the unique fourth gait of Icelandic horses and which is inspired by Icelandic culture, with local Icelandic spirits dominating the menu, is much cozier —and what we feel is the perfect venue for late night cocktails come winter.

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EXPERIENCING THE NORTHERN LIGHTS IN NORWAY

There is nothing quite so majestic as the aurora borealis. Seeing the colors swirl and dance, live in person, is nothing short of incredible. In our experience, the very best place in the world to see the Northern Lights is directly beneath the Aurora Oval in the coastal city of Tromsø. Though many believe winter to be its peak time, statistically, the most active seasons are autumn and spring, when the earth’s orientation towards the sun maximizes the probability of solar flares interacting with the planet’s magnetic field. Plus, as a bonus, you’ll be able to see the aurora without freezing your buns off, and it’s less crowded, which is much more appealing. Despite being in the Aurora Zone, the aurora can be a finicky bombshell, and as such, you definitely need the right guide to get you to witness her glory. Should all else fail on a cloudy night, North Experience can take you to their nearby aurora base station for a glimpse of this outrageous spectacle; they’ll take care of everything including showing you how to best take photos to witness the lights. While in Tromsø, there are a variety of activities to engage in outside of aurora hunting. Float peacefully on a lake — underneath the stars or in broad daylight — with Authentic North; tour the Troll Museum and Arctic Cathedral for pieces of Norway’s legendary folklore; and indulge in some incredible meals with local, native fare at restaurants like Bardus Bistro, Smak, Fiskekompaniet, and Walter & Leonard. Should you choose the more convenient option of staying near the city’s center as a opposed to a more private luxury lodge outside of town, Clarion Hotel The Edge a Scandi-cool stay located on Tromsø Harbor — is our top pick.

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White-Glove Service

Rolls-Royce: 120 years of excellence.

BY TIM LAPPEN

SAY YOU WANT TO CELEBRATE YOUR 120 TH BIRTHDAY — WHAT would you do? If you are a person, you would most likely add special bunting on your wheelchair, but if you’re a car company — I mean, if you are THE car company, with one of the longest pedigrees and almost the longest history — you would need to do something special.

That was the conundrum facing Rolls-Royce recently, when they invited a small cadre of esteemed journalists (and me) to come to Las Vegas for three days to experience two of their latest and greatest creations.

Rolls-Royce has completed constructing the last iterations of their twodoor models, which will no longer be produced — their Dawn convertible and their Wraith two-door luxury fastback. Still very much in production are their top-of-the-line Phantom and their next-in-line four-door Ghost. But the recent Sin City event was with their next-newest model, the Cullinan Series II SUV and their latest creation, the Spectre two-door Ultra-Luxury Electric Super Coupé. Yet the main focus of this gathering was on the proper care and feeding of both the cars and their occupants, which is accomplished by way of the exemplary “Rolls-Royce White Glove Programme and Chauffeur

Experience.” Yes, that’s a real thing and it has been popular — in one version or another — almost since the company was founded. I was very pleased to have been able to partake of an abridged version of that program as part of our Las Vegas experience (apparently not all that happens in Vegas is meant to stay in Vegas).

Fortunately for us all, the chief instructor of the Chauffeur Academy was the inimitable Andi McCann, a product expert and trainer who has worked with Rolls-Royce since 2005. With an extremely eclectic background (he has worked with Formula 1 drivers and competitive skiers; his knowledge of how the human body reacts and how to make it work better is incredible), he is perfectly suited to instruct others on the proper movements and procedures to efficiently and flawlessly handle the tasks at hand. But why, in this day and age, are we even talking about chauffeurs? To take our hospitality host hotel for example, Wynn Las Vegas and the adjacent Encore Las Vegas, have ten Phantoms on order to add to their fleet of Rolls-Royces, all driven by graduates of the Chauffeur Academy. In fact, in the US, though eighty to ninety percent of Rolls-Royces are driven by their owners, the rest are piloted

by a chauffeur (the percentage of chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royces is twenty to thirty percent worldwide). While some owners may have a full-time person whose job is to be the driver, many owners (and virtually all of the companies with fleets of Rollses), employ a car manager who looks after the cars and is periodically called on to be the driver. (Interesting fact: “chauffeur” is derived from the French word for “heat” and came from the name given to the person who stoked the fire on a steam engine of a train, whose job itself was not likely to involve wearing white gloves.)

So back to McCann’s program. The stated purposes were to give us familiarity with the Rolls-Royce lineup of vehicles, gain a working understanding of how the vehicles’ systems operated, a basic knowledge of the maintenance of the cars and, especially, the proper way to care for one’s passengers and to safely and comfortably arrive at Point B.

From the start, Rolls-Royce knew that the key to making a reliable car was to have someone who knew how to care for it. This included preventative maintenance — not just repairs — making the role of chauffeur a dual one. Historically, the program included a fair amount of mechanical training. Even though the Rolls-Royces of the past were highly reliable for their time, they did need regular attention for adding oil, lubricating various moving parts and, especially given the early history of the ox cart paths — I mean, roads — how to change a tire. Due to the immense mechanical improvements over the past dozen decades, the emphasis is now on the desired personality traits of the drivers as well as the drivers’ skills in making the passengers feel cared-for but not intruded-upon.

The first part of our program was held at a suite in the Encore tower, where McCann explained some of the steps of his extensive training program. As the chief trainer of the Rolls-Royce Chauffeur Academy, he has educated dozens of drivers who work for (or who want to work for) the owners of these

luxurious cars. Some of the issues he mentioned were common sense, such as not parking the car too close to a wall or hedge so as to make entry and exit a challenge, or being sure to back the car in so that the passengers would approach the car from the front, as that is the most distinctive and elegant angle from which to see the vehicle. Other suggestions weren’t as apparent to many of us in the class, such as adjusting the inside rear-view mirror to not make eye contact with the back-seat passengers so that they wouldn’t feel “watched” or intruded-upon.

The second part of the program included the “field work.” Ensconced in the new Cullinan Series II or the equally new all-electric Spectres, we journalists drove (two to a car) an hour or so out of Las Vegas to the Valley of Fire. There, the initial test was for McCann to see how everyone parked. We all (mostly) did fine, backing in equally between the parking lines, all front bumpers lined up in a row. It was a great photo op as well, with the juxtaposition of the world’s most-elegant cars and the rugged terrain around us on a bright and very sunny day.

The next test was to practice opening the rear door of a Cullinan to allow a guest to enter. Sounds easy, right? Well, true to the Rolls-Royce motto of “Effortless everywhere,” the plan was to open the door and make it look graceful and easy. “Arm extended, step back and pull the door handle in one flowing move, starting far enough forward so one can reach the door but far enough rearward so that one doesn’t block the occupant’s path,” we were told. After several attempts, even the clumsiest members of the group (no names will be mentioned here) were able to master the movement.

At the good-bye dinner at the sumptuous Delilah restaurant at the Wynn that night, each writer received the coveted framed white glove, personally signed by Andi McCann. What an elegant trophy to remember a very special trip, while piloting some of the most elegant cars on Earth.

The 911 was his first masterpiece. Then, Prof. F. A. Porsche wrote history with the world’s first black timepiece. The Chronograph 1 –All Black Numbered Edition.

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sales@thepergersongroup.com thepergersongroup.com

Katharine A Rutland

Market: Coastal Palm Beach, FL

The Luxury Portfolio Group, HomeSmart

561.480.8769

kathyrutland@yahoo.com theluxuryportfoliogroup.com

Greisy Montes De Oca

Market: Cocoplum, Coral Gables, FL

The Brokerage A Real Estate Company

305.505.6233

casa@greisymontesdeoca.com thebrokeragearealestateco.com

Debbie Wysocki

Market: Harbor Beach/East Lauderdale, Lauderdale By The Sea, Hillsboro Beach/Hillsboro Shores, Deerfield Beach, FL

Florida Luxury Homes Group - Keller Williams Realty Professionals

954.579.5720

debbie@floridaluxuryhomesgroup.com floridaluxuryhomesgroup.com

Chris Sullivan

Market: Marco Island, FL RE/MAX Affinity Plus

239.404.5548

chris@marcoluxuryhomes.com marcoluxuryhomes.com

Priscilla Haisley

Market: Miami Shores, FL Luxe Properties

305.322.3665 priscilla@luxeknows.com miamidreamcasa.com

Dante DiSabato

Market: Naples, FL William Raveis

239.537.5351 dante.disabato@raveis.com dantedisabato.raveis.com

Wesley Ulloa and Bianca Guevara

Market: Pinecrest, FL

LUXE PROPERTIES

Bianca: 786-632-2640 / Wesley: 305-986-7041 bianca@luxeknows.com / wesley@luxeknows.com

Mauricio J. Barba

Market: Coral Gables, FL

Luxury Real Estate Advisor

305.439.8311

mauricio@miamisignaturehomes.com miamisignaturehomes.com

Destin Lowery & Mary Ellen Cornelison

Market: Destin, FL

Home Town Realty Partners LLC

770.605.4303 | 850.225.5009

DestinsellsDestinFla@gmail.com

DoingDealsinHeels@gmail.com

DestinSellsDestin.com

Carsa Craighton & Romaello D’Franco

Market: Fort Lauderdale, FL ONE Sotheby’s International Realty 718.791.5420

ccraighton@onesothebysrealty.com carsacraighton.onesothebysrealty.com

The Resop Team

Market: Olde Naples, FL The Agency Naples

239.231.6164 / theresopteam.com chris.resop@theagencyre.com @theresopteam

Nichollette White

Market: Pembroke Pines, FL Coldwell Banker Realty Weston 347.272.5311 realestate@nichollettewhite.com

Stefano Balli

Market: Ponce-Davis, FL Compass

305.915.2572

stefano.balli@compass.com compass.com/agents/stefano-balli

Gwinn Volen

Market: Ponte Vedra Beach, FL

The Volen Group, Keller Williams Luxury International

904.314.5188

thevolengroup@gmail.com pontevedrafocus.com

Melissa Barragan

Market: Sunny Isles Beach, FL Dezer Platinum Realty

305.988.4351 melissa@dezer.com melissabarragan.com

Jennifer Zales

Market: Tampa Bay, FL Coldwell Banker Global Luxury

813.758.3443

jennifer@jenniferzales.com jenniferzales.com

Miguel A. Rodriguez

Market: West Palm Beach, FL Compass

561.603.9473 miguel@thechadcarrollgroup.com MiguelSellsRealEstate.com

Carrie Nicholson

Market: Hawaii Island, HI Hawaii Life – Forbes Global Properties

808.896.9749 carrie@hawaiilife.com Carrie-Nicholson.com

Neal Norman

Market: Kauai, HI Hawaii Life

808.651.1777 neal@hawaiilife.com nealnorman.com

Anca Mirescu

Market: South Beach, Miami, FL Douglas Elliman Real Estate

305.349.3590

anca.mirescu@elliman.com elliman.com/ancamirescu

Donna Miller, James DiMartino & Michael Eskildsen

Market: St. Petersburg, FL Coldwell Banker Realty

727.520.2737

donna@tampabayluxuryproperties.com tampabayluxuryproperties.com

John Morgan IV

Market: Tampa, FL Morgan Capital Group

813.727.5597

john@morgancapgroup.com morgancapgroup.com

Debra Johnston

Market: Atlanta, Georgia Coldwell Banker Realty

404.312.1959

debra.johnston@cbrealty.com debraajohnston.com

Dolores Panlilio Bediones

Market: Honolulu, HI Coldwell Banker Realty

808.383.9787

dolores.bediones@cbrealty.com doloresbedioneshawaii.com

Beth Chang

Market: Oahu, HI

Coldwell Banker Realty

808.478.7800

beth@bethchang.com bethchang.com

Daniela Pagani

Market: Chicago, IL

Real Broker

312.402.4072

daniela@danielapagani.com danielapagani.com

Candice Rich

Market: Birmingham, MI (Oakland County)

Christie’s International Real Estate

313.218.5300 / 248.724.6124

candicerichluxuryhomes@gmail.com candicerich.com

Reggie Bouzy

Market: Jersey City, NJ Coldwell Banker Real Estate

917.685.0140

rb@bouzygroup.com thebouzygroup.com

Charlene M. Hamiwka

Market: Maine

Harcourts Waterfront & Fine Properties

207.671.0085

charlene@harcourtswfp.com

waterfrontandfineproperties.harcourtsna.com

Vicki Gaily

Market: Bergen County, NJ

Special Properties div. of Brook Hollow Group Office 201.934.7111 | Cell 201.390.5880

vgaily@specialproperties.com specialproperties.com

Johnny A. Caruso

Market: Somerset County and Jersey Shore, New Jersey

Christie’s International Real Estate

908.227.3252

jcaruso@christiesrealestategroup.com christiesrealestate.com

Frank D. Isoldi

Market: Westfield, NJ Coldwell Banker Global Luxury

Office direct 908.301.2038 | Cell 908.787.5990

frankisoldi@gmail.com theisoldicollection.com

The Richard Steinberg Team

Market: New York, NY Compass

rsteinberg@compass.com therichardsteinbergteam.com

Michael DeRosa

Market: Skaneateles, NY Michael DeRosa Exchange

315.406.7355

212.757.1550

michaelderosa@michaelderosaexchange.com derosaexchange.com

Leslie S. Modell

Market: Midtown East, NY

Sotheby’s International Realty

212.606.7668, 917.488.5374

leslies.modell@sothebyshomes.com thelesliesmodellteam.com

Eugenia C. Foxworth

Market: Uptown, New York Foxworth Realty

212.368.4902

eugenia@foxworthrealtyonline.com foxworthrealtyonline.com

Laura Livaudais

Market: Asheville/Western NC

Ivester Jackson Blackstream Christie’s International Real Estate

828.712.5445

laura@ijbproperties.com allashevillerealestate.com

LUXE Forbes Global Properties

Market: Lake Oswego / Portland / West Linn / Bend, OR

503.389.2112 info@luxeoregon.com luxeoregon.com

Sarah Fasullo, Team Leader of Fasullo / Crigger & Associates

Market: Toronto, Canada Fasullo / Crigger & Associates

416.792.9167 results@fasullocrigger.com fasullocrigger.com

Blue Zone Realty International

Market: Costa Rica

415.251.2332 tim@bluezonerealty.com bluezonerealty.com

Gregory Gunter

Market: San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

BHHS Colonial Homes San Miguel

877.878.4141 greg@gregorygunter.com

BHHSColonialHomesSanMiguel.com/Meet-OurBrokers/Greg-Gunter

Team Laura de la Torre

Market: Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico Sotheby’s International Realty

+52 55.3466.6198

Idelatorre@mexicosir.com cdmxsir.com

Moira E. Holley

Market: Seattle, Washington Realogics | Sotheby’s International Realty

206.612.5771 moira@moirapresents.com moirapresents.com

Eugen Klein

Market: Vancouver, Canada Royal LePage Westside Klein Group 604.818.5888 eklein@kleingroup.com kleingroup.com

KC Martin

Market: Paris, France Sotheby’s International Realty

505.690.7192 [for calls outside US, use “011”]

310.269.7304 [for calls outside US, use “011”]

kc.martin@sothebyshomes.com sothebysrealty.com

Jorge

A. Guillén

Market: Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Tropicasa Realty

+52 322.306.0535 jorge@tropicasa.com tropicasa.com

Wendy Sanchez

Market: Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico

Charles Ruteneberg Realty

305.619.2173 wendy@thewendysanchez.com wendysanchezrealtor.com

Annie Lee Borges

Market: Turks And Caicos Islands

Turks and Caicos Sotheby’s International Realty

+1 649-231-0338 annie@tcsothebysrealty.com

The premier list of the world’s most exclusive properties by some of the most renowned real estate development companies.

MV GROUP USA / MANNY ANGELO VARAS

Balli Group

Market: Coral Gables, FL

305.669.5160 | theballigroup.com info@theballigroup.com

Market: Miami, FL

Addison House Furniture

305.640.2400 | info@addisonhouse.com addisonhouse.com

Market: Naples, FL

Wilfredo Emanuel Designs

239.315.7794 | info@wilfredoemanueldesigns.com wilfredoemanueldesigns.com

Market: Tampa Bay, FL

Ryan Hughes

727.940.2653 | info@ryanhughesdesign.com ryanhughesdesign.com

Market: Fort Lauderdale, FL

DawnElise Interiors

954.609.7113 | dawn@dawneliseinteriors.com dawneliseinteriors.com

CELEBRATES JALEN BRUNSON SPONSORED BY J.P. MORGAN WEALTH MANAGEMENT AND MIJENTA TEQUILA

ON OCTOBER 26, HAUTE LIVING CELEBRATED THE COVER star of the Haute Living New York November issue, NBA All-Star and New York Knicks captain Jalen Brunson, with an exclusive dinner at Avra Rockefeller Center, 48th Street in New York City. In partnership with J.P. Morgan Wealth Management and Mijenta Tequila, the evening brought together an esteemed group of guests. Notable attendees included Keith Henry, regional director of J.P. Morgan Private Wealth Management, Michael Dolan, former CEO of Bacardi and owner of Mijenta Tequila, Knicks player Tyler Kolek, Erica Brunson, Kamal Hotchandani, CEO of Haute Media Group, and more. Guests indulged in bespoke Mijenta Tequila cocktails, including the Dill Margarita, crafted with Mijenta Tequila Blanco, dill-infused agave syrup, lime oleo saccharum, and lime juice, as well as the Greek Old Fashioned, featuring Mijenta Tequila Reposado, Masticha, fig essence, and bitters. The family-style dinner highlighted Greek-inspired dishes like tzatziki, hummus, Greek salad, grilled Lavraki, and roasted chicken. Sides of roasted potatoes, sautéed spinach, and a selection of homemade sweets completed the menu. During the intimate gathering, Henry delivered remarks on fostering an inclusive culture. The evening’s highlight came as artist Jojo Anavim presented Brunson with a unique artwork titled LIFE, commemorating the exclusive event. J.P. Morgan Wealth Management is a business of JPMorgan Chase & Co., which offers investment products and services through J.P. Morgan Securities LLC (JPMS), a registered broker-dealer and investment adviser, and a member of FINRA and SIPC. Insurance products are made available through Chase Insurance Agency, Inc. (CIA), a licensed insurance agency, doing business as Chase Insurance Agency Services, Inc. in Florida. Certain custody and other services are provided by JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (JPMCB). JPMS, CIA, and JPMCB are affiliated companies under the common control of JPMorgan Chase & Co. Products not available in all states.

1. Michael Dolan and guests

2. Avra Rockefeller Center in New York City

3. Artist Jojo Anavim and Matthew Sagan

4. Jordan and Olivia Dunn

5. Jalen Brunson, Anavim, and Kamal Hotchandani

6. Keith Henry, regional director, J.P. Morgan, Brunson, and guest

CELEBRATES THE LAUNCH OF LENNOX

LEWIS’S CHAMPIONS LIMITED EDITION ROCAVAKA AT

LE

BAR PENELOPE IN NYC

HAUTE LIVING HOSTED AN EXCLUSIVE EVENT TO CELEBRATE the launch of Lennox Lewis’s Champions Limited Edition Rocavaka at the elegant Le Bar Penelope in New York City on October 13. The intimate gathering brought together notable guests for an evening of bespoke cocktails and stories shared by boxing legend Lennox Lewis in the glamorous space of Le Bar Penelope, showcasing old-world charm with a dimly lit, sleek ambiance with velvet drapery; plush, sophisticated furniture; life-sized hand painted animal murals; and hand-blown Italian glass. Attendees dined on savory bites including lamb chop lollipops, Cantonese egg rolls, and Wagyu ribeye skewers while indulging in curated cocktails, all featuring the smooth and distinctive Rocavaka, the vodka that rocks. Some of the evening’s innovative cocktails included the Roca Sucker Punch, made with Rocavaka, fresh lemon juice, simple syrup, cherry purée, and prosecco; the Roca TKO, infused with Rocavaka, ginger ale, lemon juice, and Angostura bitters; and the Roca On The Ropes, a classic martini concocted with Rocavaka and garnished with a lemon twist. Notable attendees included April Donelson, Senior Vice President of Haute Media Group, Gabriel Calatrava, Sophie Sumner, Aoki Lee Simmons, Camilla Olson, Amy Basoa, and more.

Bobby F and Lewis 4. Amy Basoa

5. Rocavaka cocktails

6. Donelson and Dr. Avaliani

7. Bob Olsen, Margo Cuker, and Connor and Sheryl Appleyard