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14 ON THE COVER: STEVEN TYLER

FASHION TAKEOVER

COVER STORY

Haute Living sits down with rockstar Steven Tyler of Aerosmith

22 FEATURE STORY

One-on-one with Khloé Kardashian and her Good American co-founder, Emma Gerde, on the new Boss Collection, motherhood and more

24 FEATURE STORY

The haute holiday gift guide

30 FASHION TAKEOVER

Our stunning and exclusive fashion editorial with the Dior Men Summer 2020 collection by Kim Jones, featuring collaborations with Daniel Arsham and RIMOWA

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teven Tyler opens the door and welcomes us into his villa in Las Vegas where he has agreed to host our cover photo shoot. He’s dressed in a T-shirt and jeans, his hair loosely pulled back in a ponytail. He greets us with that famous, big smile and gives each of us a hug as we walk in. In the living room Aimee, his live-in love, has added some personal touches—scarves over lamps, hats hanging on sconces as you enter, candles and incense burning… all making it feel like home during his stay while performing a residency with his legendary band, Aerosmith, titled “Deuces are Wild” at the MGM Park Theater. At 71, Tyler’s energy and vision for his career—and this photo shoot— are very clear. He knows what he wants and how he wants it; being the conductor as well as the muse. This is how he has authored the story that began the journey of Aerosmith, with an unwavering vision for what he knew he always wanted to become: a rock star. And there was no plan B. He remembers having a conversation with the band before they moved together to Boston. “I looked at every one of those f***ing guys and went, ‘You in? Are you in it? You in it?’” he recalls. “‘You are not gonna tell me your father is gonna call you up and tell you [that] you need to have a second career—did your father say that? He didn’t? You promise?’ Keep in mind the kind of guys you have. You have Tom Hamilton, lost child. Brad Whitford, last child. Joe Perry, a country bumpkin just like me [with] a father that played guitar and a mother that was a gym teacher. So it was ripe for the picking. We all wanted to do it. We wanted to have something to prove to people. And do you know until this second, every night when you see us, we are still up there trying to prove something to people.” And that was the beginning. Tyler was the voice that ultimately united five guys with the same dream. That dream didn’t come without certain challenges and obstacles. Today, almost 50 years since Aerosmith rocked the radio waves with its electric and poetic music, Tyler is ready to talk candidly about the circumstances that almost killed that dream in its infancy and how it has survived the music industry, now performing live in Vegas. “Imagine that your biggest dream is that you wanted to be signed to a label,” he says. “It was our only dream. However, our managers f***ing lied to us. They had a deal with the label, and we weren’t signed to a label. But that didn’t stop us. Or imagine, for instance, finding out that one of your albums sold 22 million copies— remember back then they were CDs? And CDs sold for $19 apiece, and so what’s $19 times 22 million? Roughly $418 million. Then, what’s thrown at you is that the band has to pay for a thing called packaging and soft goods. So now… the band wants to know, ‘What’s that?’ Only one person asked

that question—it was moi,” he continues. “I found out from my A&R man. And what did we make on that album? I won’t even tell you because I don’t want to get in a lawsuit. That was the second coming of Aerosmith. Between our management and our money people, we did not get what we deserved, and those two things are what I will tell you. How did I survive in the music business? By being in a band that sat together in New Hampshire, New England in the 1970s that had a dream.” Tyler had come back from Woodstock when he and Joe Perry had the run-in that would change both of their lives, “I’m mowing the lawn [and] in my driveway pulls in, in an MG sports car, Joe Perry—hair down to here, glasses broken with white tape,” he says. “The nerd that you saw in all those nerd movies in the ’80s? Joe Perry. And he goes, ‘Hey man, what are you doing up here?’ And I don’t remember if I knew him. [Perry continues,] ‘My band is playing at The Barn. I’ve seen your band playing there many times,’ ’cause we played from ’67, ’68, ’69, ’70. Every summer I would go up there and play at The Barn.” And Steven went that night, and he realized that this was a real opportunity for something amazing. He recalls, “I had no more band, and then I saw him, and I thought, ‘If I can take my ear that my father gave me and add it to his jam band, then I can have what magic I know the Stones had, The Who had, The Kinks had, The Beatles had. They all had some magic. What was that? The Beatles: Paul McCartney and John Lennon; the Stones: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards; Led Zeppelin: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant. Every one of those big bands had a magic element: two guys. I never had a brother, and nothing looked as cool as Joe Perry.” And so, they all moved to Boston, after Perry’s parents lent him money to buy a Ken Kesey-style bus to get around in, and an apartment. “In fact, on the way down to Boston from New Hampshire I thought, ‘My God, we are going to be in a band. This is going to be a good one,’” Tyler remembers. “And then I thought, ‘What am I going to write songs about? If I’m standing in front of a crowd, what would I sing?’ So I would probably say, ‘Good evening, people, welcome to the show. Got something here I want you all to know.’ And then I thought about a book I had just read that John Lennon was talking about…He read a book written by Arthur Janov, The Primal Scream, about just getting it out of your system. Mom died, Dad left, and you know—scream therapy. So, ‘Good evening, people, welcome to the show. Got something here I want you all to know. When life and people bring on primal screams, you got to think of what it’s gonna take to make your dreams.’ So I wrote my first lyric, and then I grabbed my guitar, and I tuned it to an open cord. And one good thing my dad gave me as a gift ’cause he went to Juilliard—I grew up under the piano. So I had an ear. Not only did I know scales, I knew not only the notes [but also] the sharps and the flats, and more importantly, what lives in between notes.” Previously, Tyler hadn’t been willing to discuss the truth behind all the hit records he created along with the rest of Aerosmith. “I want to live somewhere between the songs and what they do to people and the truth,” he says. “I feel that if I told the truth about a lot of things, it would ruin the ride for people. They are very interesting stories, but I had found and come to the conclusion that I’d rather have them hear the song and love the song.” That is until today. “We don’t want to fight. If anything, we want to be riding on a surf board a mile out on a huge wave of songs, a career of songs all the way into the beach,” he maintains. “That’s what we do it for. Each sequence of albums was that. And when I look back, I go, ‘19 albums in over WTF… we’ll never know ’cause we never really told the truth about what we went through,’ which is one of those stories. Do you want to go into it?” he ponders. “Or do you want people to just love that album? Do you want to make that a big-deal story, or do you want people to know what you [Aerosmith] didn’t know because you were high on drugs, and your managers and your record label f***ing loved that about you? They loved that about the band. Our first managers loved that we were stoned. Our record label, they loved that we were stoned ’cause they knew we weren’t looking at any of the money transactions. And oh, isn’t that how it’s always been… that side of the music business that is just a f***ing dark, dirty, trench of lies, of lawyers.” @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 17

“I WANT TO LIVE SOMEWHERE BETWEEN THE SONGS AND WHAT THEY DO TO PEOPLE AND THE TRUTH. I FEEL THAT IF I TOLD THE TRUTH ABOUT A LOT OF THINGS, IT WOULD RUIN THE RIDE FOR PEOPLE.”

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he battle with drugs that Tyler and the rest of the band faced was welldocumented during their career. “Aerosmith made it from ’72 to ’79 not necessarily stoned, but beautiful… then we all became very f***ed up,” he says. “There were no such things as rehabs; there were mental institutions. I went away in ’84 and ’86, and I didn’t really get it. The early ’80s were terrible, and drugs took us down. I was the first one to get treatment. There was a moment in ’88 where management and the band pulled an intervention on me. They thought, ‘Get the lead singer sober, and all our problems would be over.’ So, I got sober, and you know it took me many years to get over the anger of them sending me to rehab while they went on vacation. But today because of that moment… I am grateful and owe a thanks to them for my sobriety,” he adds. “I met my ex-wife Theresa, and I had two more beautiful children. The band hired a new company, Geffen Records, and a great A&R man named John Kalodner. We all had a manager that helped us fight that battle together. You may never have done cocaine or heroin, but you hear it, and you go, ‘Woah, you were a heroin addict?’ And I would say, ‘Yeah, but that’s nothing compared to when a band writes their own songs and plays them and hears them back in a recording studio on these speakers that are bigger than life. Then, you are on the radio … there is no drug stronger than music. My sobriety cost me nothing less than everything.” Ultimately, what transformed Tyler’s life is his sobriety. Three years into his sobriety, Tyler, of his own volition, chose to find a deeper knowledge around codependency issues so he could be closer to his bandmates. He checked himself into a program at Sierra Tucson and during that time, he came head-on with women who had been terribly abused. In considering the women in his life and his desire to protect them and provide a safe place, he wrote the song “Janie’s Got a Gun” with bass player Tom Hamilton, which earned Aerosmith its first Grammy. “Janie’s Got a Gun” also led to Janie’s Fund—a passion project and foundation that supports abused girls. “I got to thinking, ‘Wouldn’t it be something if I could have a Janie’s Fund?’ So, instead of ‘Janie’s Got a Gun,’ Janie’s got a Fund and have a Janie’s House,” he recalls. “It was an early dream, and sure enough, 20 years later I met with some folks from Youth Villages that adopted me. My manager at the time introduced me to them. It was another dream come true.” Youth Villages is a leading nonprofit organization that began 33 years ago and is headquartered in Memphis, Tenn. It is considered the most effective nonprofit working with abused and neglected kids and families in America. Richard P. Shaw, Chief Development Office for Youth Villages Janie’s Fund, joined our conversation. “We’ve been recognized by the White House, Harvard Business School [and] U.S. News & World Report as one of the most effective organizations in the country, addressing the issue of abuse and neglect with kids,” he says. “Taking [Steven’s] voice, his passion, his platform and combining it with an organization like Youth Villages that is best in class, would allow Steven to do what he was best at—bring awareness to this issue of what happens to kids in America.” On November 8, 2015, on the 26th anniversary of the release of “Janie’s Got a Gun,” the charitable initiative was launched together with Youth Villages. In its four years of existence, more than 3,500 supporters from over 40 countries have contributed to Janie’s Fund, helping raise upward of $7.5 million. Proceeds raised to date have directly provided 167,000 days of counseling and trauma-informed care for more than 1,200 girls, including 30 girls who receive safe, therapeutic services in its two Janie’s Houses, in Memphis and Douglasville, Ga., on a daily basis. “The one program in particular that it supports is a program called LifeSet,” Shaw notes. “LifeSet is a program that works with young women ages 17 to 22 that have grown up in the foster care system, which means they’ve come into foster care because they’ve been abused or neglected. They spend years in the foster care system and oftentimes experience even additional trauma being shifted around, going from family to family, never having any stability or permanency. How it works is half [of] the money we raise every year goes directly into the program—there’s no administration, there’s no overhead. Then [the other] half of it is put into a permanent account that is going to grow over time and outlive us all. This issue that we’re addressing is unfortunately going to be here forever, so we’re trying to create something

that’s immediately [having an] impact and helping girls, but also is going to grow over time. This is the legacy that his daughters and son and his grandkids can carry on into the future. [Tyler’s] legacy is not just this amazing, iconic, talented, force-of-nature rock star, but it’s also this caring, loving, passionate man that saw his purpose in life [was] not just about music, but also about caring for others. That’s the legacy that I wake up to every day and I’m excited to help him develop that.” In addition to Janie’s Fund, Tyler’s legacy will be the brotherhood that he has nurtured with his bandmates: Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, Tom Hamilton and Joey Kramer. “I stayed in this band because I know the power that Joe and I have from all the songs that we’ve written, or Brad and Tom and Joey,” he says. “Joey has been here through thick and thin. I have had many times in my life where I just couldn’t handle, whether it was a marriage or my addiction had reared its ugly head, and the rest of the guys in the band are not unlike that. But we have all seen each other through it, and we are here today. My whole life is dreams coming true. I am so beyond grateful for it all.” In 2020, Aerosmith will celebrate 50 years together. In honor of this incredible benchmark, the Recording Academy announced that the band will be honored as MusiCares Person of the Year. “Every morning I wake up, and I ask God to please enter my mind before I do,” Tyler shares. “Half measures avail us nothing, and beware of the half-truths because with drugs and alcohol, it’s likely that you got a hold of the wrong half. It becomes not about me anymore. It’s about carrying the message and the people that are going to die if I don’t get this. What makes me an alcoholic is not how much I drank or how often I used, or who I did any of that with. It’s what happens to me and who I become when I do, and I don’t like that guy. I will always support MusiCares because it helps people weave a parachute out of everything that has been broken.” As the day comes to an end and the night unfolds, it’s showtime. Performing to a sold-out show in Vegas, the energy is electric as Aerosmith takes center stage, and Tyler’s voice fills the room. Fans stand the whole show, singing along to every word. His performance is better than ever

before in his life. “I am so grateful to realize this magic in writing these songs that have a life beyond my own,” he notes. “I look at Joe all the time, and I said to him the other night, after we played ‘Movin’ Out,’ the first song that we ever wrote together, ‘Do you realize that we wrote that song 48 years ago?’ I’m so grateful to be able to re-enact these moments and be in that band with the body I have. My isms are one of the best things I like about myself, but that part of me that is so f***ed up, if you will, is also what pushed this band and what wrote those songs and what felt the need to.” When asked about Aerosmith’s residency in Las Vegas, he replies, “They hear us play good old rock ’n’ roll, and there are no samples. I sing in the same key, and Joe plays like a madman. Listen, I get to stand next to Joe Perry—he is a true rock star, one of the last. He’s just the greatest. He survived. And keep in mind, something that no one talks about is loud noise,” he points out. “Loud noise at certain dBs, like 100 dBs, becomes exponential. We’ve been playing at those volumes, and it goes in, so we have, to a certain extent, PTSD. And by going onstage… trying to make ourselves palatable to an audience to win them over, it’s like going to war, and the volume is like woah, and people don’t treat us like that. They think we are just drug-addict survivors. But we have survived that, too—sound goes in, and we leave the stage. I change stage clothes, I come back here. I’m sitting here tomorrow night after the show, and my ears are buzzing. I’m so wound up by those beautiful people that are singing along with the songs and freaking me out. Yet they leave there thinking, ‘I can’t freaking believe it,’ and guess what? Me too! And I’m here going, ‘What just happened?’ I can’t go out. I have to stay here. So the puppies are my solace. My lover right now and the guys—we talk to each other. That hasn’t happened in 25 years. The way we are with each other now, there is such magic there. And you can’t quantify it. That’s the thing. You talk dreams, but you can’t quantify it. So Brad didn’t want you to kiss his cheek. Now, you go out and you put your arm around him during ‘Last Child,’ and you introduce him as the last child. And he feels you, and you feel him. That’s the way it should have always been.”

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Haute Living: Tell us the story behind Good American. What made you pioneer this new brand? Khloé Kardashian: Emma and I started Good American from a conversation we had about what it means to be a confident woman today, as well as my own past experiences with shopping for clothing that fit my body type. Our vision was to address the issue of so many women being ignored in fashion by creating a brand with a focus on inclusivity and empowerment. Good American is different because not many fashion brands can say they are fully inclusive, and we are proud to be a pioneer in that space. We listen to our 22 HAUTE LIVING hauteliving.com

customers and make it a priority to provide an all-inclusive experience in everything that we do. We are also a benefits brand, meaning that we approach product development with our customers’ needs in mind, blending a fashion-forward aesthetic with a fit-first philosophy. HL: You recently opened your first store in Florida, located on the second floor of Aventura Mall. Why did you choose Miami as your point of destination? Emma Grede: We’re really excited to expand our retail presence with a store in such a prime location like the Aventura Mall. We chose to open in Miami because of customer feedback and specific data insights from our direct-to-consumer business. We have a strong customer base in South Florida, and we wanted to meet our customers in person. Aventura is the perfect spot because of its prime location and reputation as the best and biggest shopping mall in Miami. HL: Good American represents a vast trove of sizes. What narrative do you wish to send to women all over the world about looking good and feeling good? KK: The biggest message we would like to send to our customers is that every woman should feel sexy and confident, and be able to find clothes that actually fit. We understand that the fashion industry has not always been inclusive, so our goal is to continue spreading a message of positivity and empowerment through our brand. HL: What challenges did you conquer for those who have trouble finding the perfect pair of jeans? EG: Before starting Good American, it was clear that so

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Kardashian and Emma Grede are changing the landscape of fashion with their insanely successful brand, Good American. Using their good eyes and taste along with past experiences to inspire, this power duo is redrawing the blueprint of jeans, leggings and dresses with figure-flattering silhouettes that engage, exhilarate and empower. Pioneering an untouched space in the industry that’s set to steal the scene with an all-inclusive experience, Kardashian and Grede are addressing the untapped issue of women who are ignored in fashion. And with a recently launched collection coined Bosswear, Good American is breaking out with a bold and fresh wardrobe that displays all things confidence with a message of positivity for those in power. Amid premiering Good American’s first store in Florida, Haute Living sat down with Kardashian and Grede to get a glimpse into the story behind the brand, creating a new commentary in the fashion industry, empowering others with body confidence and their top advice for being a boss.

many women were ignored by the fashion industry—68% of women are a size 16-plus, but most retailers only carry sizes 00-12. We solve the common-fit problems seen in other brands and design to limit gaping, tugging or sagging, ensuring our customers have the perfect figureflattering fit in every style. HL: What are your go-to suggestions for finding the perfect pair of jeans and workout leggings? KK: I’m always looking for jeans that hug and support me in all the right places. I’m obsessed with the fit of our Good Curve style! The super-high-rise look gives you vintage feels, but with the stretch Good American is known for. It really is a game changer. There are so many different ways to style them depending on the occasion, so I love the versatility. To me, the biggest difference with Good American’s Performance line is the compression and support. I believe that you work out harder when you wear something that makes you feel confident. I usually wear a matching Good American top and legging set. HL: Throughout the season of holiday glitz, what is your go-to party outfit? EG: For the holidays, you can never go wrong with a pair of Good American jeans paired with a bodysuit and a leather jacket. I love all our velvet pieces and Boss Pants in liquid and super shine—[they’re] perfect for dressing up your holiday look. HL: Khloé, as a young mother and global figure, what do you want to teach your daughter about women empowerment? KK: Having True has been a blessing. I’m so thrilled that as

she grows up, she will be surrounded by strong, confident women from different backgrounds. I want her to see that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. HL: Your reach and influence is massive on Instagram, with over 101 million followers. How are you able to navigate social media while instilling a message of body confidence? KK: As a woman, mother and someone that has been in the entertainment and fashion industries for over 10 years, it’s important to me to do as much as I can to spread values of positivity, especially on Instagram. I try to focus on myself, my business and most importantly my family. HL: This season, you launched the Bosswear collection. Building a fashion empire, what’s your advice for being a boss in the boardroom? And of course, what to wear? EG: Make confident decisions, always! My husband once told me, “Make a decision and move on.” My job is all about making decisions, and you’re going to make good ones and bad ones, but better to make a decision and move on than procrastinate. That’s the most relevant advice I incorporate into how I approach my business on a day-to-day basis. Our collection of Bosswear features wardrobe essentials for women in power. I absolutely love The Exec Blazer Dress, which is a perfectly tailored look for all holiday events, and I feel like a total boss when I’m wearing it. HL: Pioneering an untouched space in the fashion industry, where do you plan on expanding next? EG: Most recently, in September we expanded to Canada with Hudson Bay and Sport Chek. In the future, we hope to provide more opportunities for our customers to touch, feel and try on the product firsthand. More to come! @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 23

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THIS HOLIDAY SEASON, SPOIL YOUR LOVED ONES WITH THE GIFT OF LUXURY, AND LET HAUTE LIVING HELP YOU WITH THIS SPECIALLY CURATED GIFT GUIDE FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST. 1. Diamond Necklace from The Marquesa Collection by Roberto Coin (18KW 2.80CW), only at MAYORS, $13,000; 2. Hadoro

Lizard, Ostrich and Alligator iPhone Cases for iPhone 11 Pro Max handcrafted in France, 240€, 245€ & 380€ (available at Hadoro.com); 3. Graff Threads Diamond and Emerald Earrings (15 carats), Price upon request (Call 212-421-3605 for purchase inquiries); 4. Louis Vuitton Le Talisman Ring (1 emerald-cut blue sapphire for 4.61 carats, 32 baguette cut emeralds for 2.50 carats, 158 brilliant cut diamonds for 3.88 carats) from Riders of the Knights collection, Price upon request; 5. Venus ET Fleur Zodiac by Susan Miller Arrangement, $170 Opposite: 1. Saint-Louis Prestige Chess Game from Game Collection (numbered edition, limited to 28 pieces), Price upon request; 2. Louis Vuitton Le Talisman Necklace (1 emerald cut emerald for 4.07 carats, 1 square cut diamond for 0.62 carats, 4 triangular-shaped diamonds for 0.54 carats) from Riders of the Knights collection, Price upon request; 3. Hublot: The Spirit of Big Bang Yellow Sapphire, $106,000; 4. Tiffany & Co. Everyday Objects Travel Poker Set (leather box not pictured), $2,650; 5. Louis Roederer 2008 Cristal Vintage Brut Champagne, $250; 6. Dom Pérignon Rosé Lenny Kravitz Limited Edition, $349; 7. LOUIS XIII Black Pearl AHD, 350ml (limited to 1498 bottles only), $13,000; 8. Louis Vuitton Wine Case 1 Bottle, $7,800; 9. Saint Laurent Skateboard Covered with Gold Leaves, $3,025; 10. Gurkha 30th Anniversary Humidor and Cabinet, $1,600 (Cabinet)/$800 (Humidor); 11. Saint Laurent Wilson Checkered Tennis Racket and Wilson Tennis Balls (set of 3), $770 & $105; 12. XO Private Jet membership, sign up & enjoy $1,000 promo credits towards flying private—visit FlyXO.com & use promo code: HauteLiving

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1. Dior Maison Dish (spade), Napkin (heart), Glass (heart), Caraffe (club), $380, $210, $180 & $320 (call 1-800-929-DIOR for purchase inquiries); 2. Dior: Moments of Joy published by Flammarion, $85; 3. Dior/Lindbergh, by Peter Lindbergh two-volume set published by TASCHEN, $200; 4. Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades Blossom Vase by Tokujin Yoshioka in Black or Transparent, $4,400 each; 5. Gucci GG Jacquard Armchair in Black GG Jacquard (made to order), $5,500; 6. Aroma360 Romero Britto Home Fragrance Collection (3-piece candle gift set), $159; 7. Saint Laurent Willy Rizzo Stackable Trays and Baccarat Nancy and Luxor Glasses, $5,440 & $830

Opposite: 1. FENDI Baguette Mini in Golden Leather & Rosegold Metallic Leather FF Logo Embossed Baguette, $2,100 & $2,790; 2. Louis Vuitton Capucines Mini with Python Skin in Rouge Carmin and Emeraude, $4,950 each; 3. Christian Louboutin ‘Mystic Clouds’ 160mm Suede Ankle Boot with Handcrafted Wooden Platform in ‘Version French Lover’ from “LouBhoutan” Capsule Collection, $3,200 (Call 212-396-1884 for purchase inquiries); 4. Roger Vivier Flower Strass Bling T.100 Pumps, $3,795 each; 5. Dior Lady Art Limited Edition in Collaboration with Joana Vasconcelos (black with red heart), Eduardo Terrazas (black and pink with pink handles) and Rina Banerjee (light gray and pink with dark gray handles), $6,300, $8,800 & $10,000; 6. Christian Louboutin ‘Himalayan Flowers’ 160mm Suede and PVC Sandal with Handcrafted Wooden Platform in ‘Version Epi D’Or’ from “LouBhoutan” Capsule Collection, $2,500 (Call 212-396-1884 for purchase inquiries) @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 27

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1. Gucci Freesia XL “Urtica Ferox” Candles in Blue Porcelain and Fuchsia Porcelain (60 hour burn time), $630 each; 2. Dr. Barbara Sturm Advent Calendar, $495 (Retail Value: $1,504); 3. Louis Vuitton Perfumed Candles in Écorce Rousse & En Mai (55 hour burn time), $185 each; 4. diptyque Lucky Flowers Candle from Lucky Charms Collection, 190g, $72; 5. Christian Dior Paris Encens Mystique & Thé Osmanthus Candles, 8.8oz, $85; 6. Bond No. 9 New York Swarovski Triple Decker, $16,000 Opposite: 1. Louis Vuitton Monogram Tower, $3,050; 2. Halo Luxe Serenity Clips in Cream, $24 (available at Maisonette.com); 3. Gucci Children’s Equestrian Wool Polo, $495; 4. Tiffany & Co. Return to Tiffany Love Teddy Bear & Baby Blanket in Wool and Cashmere, $700 & $450; 5. Bonpoint Brilliant Fille Formal Dress in Pale Pink, $670; 6. Age of Innocence Zoey Pompom Boots in Grey, $162 (available at Maisonette.com); 7. CYBEX by Jeremy Scott Wings PRIAM Stroller, $1990 (approx.)

GRAY MATTER In his Summer 2020 collection for Dior Men, Kim Jones has taken a seemingly mundane palette of grays and brought it to life, utilizing 50 shades and beyond. The combination of highly refined tailored silhouettes with oversized pieces and more modern notes, such as the iconic newspaper print—which made its debut in the House’s 2000 Spring/Summer Haute Couture show by John Galliano—reimagined in collaboration with contemporary artist Daniel Arsham, represents Jones’ unique ability to harmoniously marry the House’s heritage with its forward-looking vision. New interpretations of the Saddle Bag make appearances in the monochrome-friendly collection, as do the Dior x RIMOWA capsule collection pieces, featuring RIMOWA’s signature aluminum finishes, specially adorned with Dior emblems, like the recognizable Oblique print. Minimal in aesthetic, the pieces—whether worn separately or as full looks— channel a sense of strength and regality on its wearers, especially with Jones’ addition of his draped sashes from previous collections. CREATIVE + FASHION DIRECTOR DEYVANSHI MASRANI PHOTOGRAPHER MARK SQUIRES FASHION STYLIST DAVIAN LAIN GROOMING RIAD AZAR AT ART DEPARTMENT USING DIOR BEAUTY MODELS ROMAINE DIXON + JONNY BROWN — BOTH AT SOUL ARTIST MANAGEMENT FASHION ASSISTANT JACQUELINE BENN SCHUPPE PHOTO ASSISTANTS DUNCAN MELLOR + CASEY VINDER SHOT AT LIGHTBOX NY STUDIO IN THE BRONX, NEW YORK ALL CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES BY DIOR

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A one-on-one interview with Founder and CEO of luxury perfume company Bond No. 9 NY Laurice Rahmé, on how she started her company, how to choose your ideal scent and how one of the most devastating days in American history—9/11—inspired her to create Bond No. 9 NY. BY DEYVANSHI MASRANI

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How and why did you come up with the Bond No. 9 NY brand? On September 11th, 2001, New Yorkers along with the rest of the country were tested in a way no one could have imagined. In the aftermath, communities came together, and the unbreakable strength of a city was enforced. Fueled by a deep love for my home city, I wanted to celebrate NYC’s courage and creativity by being courageous and creative. Out of this desire to breathe new life back into the wounded city came the idea for Bond No. 9. We launched with a collection of women’s, men’s and unisex eaux de parfum in 2003. It was a big risk, but we followed our intuition and our desire to be different. We began creating fragrances to celebrate NYC’s neighborhoods and showcase the city’s unbreakable spirit. The mission was to restore artistry to perfumery and give a scent to each neighborhood. There are so many luxury perfume brands on the market—what makes Bond No. 9 so special? While each Bond No. 9 fragrance is unique, all share something in common with the city in which they were created: they have an edge. From the most audacious to the wittiest and most whimsical, they all convey a courage, a gutsiness, that captures the uncompromising spirit of this grand-scale, fast-paced, hard-working kaleidoscopic city. Going 50 HAUTE LIVING hauteliving.com/hautebeauty

against the grain of most inauthentic/commercial fragrances is our idea to restore the grand art of authentic/artistic perfume blending. Bond No. 9 uses only high, 18-22 percent concentrations of pure eaux de parfums—the longlasting concentrations of the legendary vintage scents of the 1920s and 1930s. What’s more, each fragrance has been blended in New York, by hand-picked perfumers—some of the greatest names in the fragrance universe—who, like myself, have gravitated here to what has become the world capital of beauty and fragrance. What is the story behind the perfumes’ distinctive signature bottle shape and packaging? Bond No. 9’s iconic silhouette bottle is inspired by the feminine form. Each bottle is a work of art, a collector’s piece, setting Bond No. 9 apart from other perfume companies. Over the years, it [has become] very hard to find vintage perfume bottles. Bond No. 9 bottles are the alternative to vintage—men and women are collectors. Our packaging and our fragrances celebrate the uniqueness that is found in each neighborhood and the unique decorations on opaque paint, make them lasting collectibles. We like to say that we have collectors, not consumers! How did New York inspire you so much to name all of your perfumes after NY-centric destinations/areas/streets? New York has incredible energy, like no other city. It’s always changing, always fresh and new, and all of us who live here feel that constant renewing, fast-paced forward-motion that sparks creativity. It’s those feelings that inform everything we do and why I chose NYC to be the focus of Bond’s geo-centric scents. Bond No. 9 is the first New York parfumerie to introduce civic scents inspired by NY-centric destinations and sensibilities. Bond’s best-selling Scent of Peace—For Her and For Him—celebrates world peace. And Liberty Island honors freedom. Bond No. 9 is a proud sponsor of the United Nations Women for Peace Association and supports its mission via proceeds from the global sales of the brand’s best-selling philanthropic fragrance, the Scent of Peace. What are the most important factors to keep in mind when selecting a perfume? Is there a correct way and time to apply/spray perfume? Fragrance is your signature and it is authentic to you. It should project confidence, like a beautiful outfit, and it is seductive, [enriching] one’s life. When selecting a perfume, look for fragrances that speak to you in a very personal way. At Bond No. 9, we don’t dictate, the nose knows!

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of the most evocative senses we possess; in fact, scientific research has proven that there is a direct link between our memories and scent. That’s why, the mere hint of a slightly familiar fragrance can take you back to a stream of consciousness that had far passed or even to memories that were thought of as forgotten. This lesser-known fact did not go unnoticed by Founder and President of Bond No. 9 New York, Laurice Rahmé. Having started her company in 2003, Rahmé has since built her brand, developing it into one of the most luxurious parfumeries, with boutiques in some of the most high-end shopping destinations in the country—such as the Miami Design District and of course, on New York City’s Bond Street—and in the world. She even collaborates with two of the most celebrated and globally-recognized department stores, Harrods in the U.K. and Saks Fifth Avenue in the U.S., with exclusive fragrances and bottles. So, what makes Bond No. 9 New York—which happens to be my favorite perfume company—so special, and worth those jaw-dropping price points, upwards of $1,000 for a single bottle? (And if that seems like a lot, you should have a look at the brand’s holiday gift offering, where the Swarovski Triple Decker collectibles are listed at a whopping $16,000 each). Here, I sit with Rahmé to discuss just that, as well as the brand’s inception and next steps.

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Haute MD sits down with Lisbeth Roy, D.O., founder of Doctors Studio, to discuss her targeted treatment that helps patients achieve optimal brain function. BY MARISSA GONZALEZ

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medical practice located in Boca Raton, Fla., offering the most advanced nonsurgical techniques for optimal wellness, performance, pelvic health, prostate health and sexual wellness. She is a respected authority on male and female sexual health as she practices a true functional approach to diagnosis and treatment of the root causes, thus solving the problems and reversing symptoms using sound approaches and exciting regenerative medicine tools. Her approach to medicine takes root in the reasons she became a doctor—she’s always willing to tackle problems and seek answers at the very heart of the matter. She is trained in functional, anti-aging and regenerative medicine with a special passion for helping men and women recover pelvic health, sexual function, sexual satisfaction and optimal wellness. Haute MD goes in-depth with Dr. Roy on her targeted treatment, Clarity Direct, which allows her to “retrain” the brain to stop functioning in imbalanced patterns. What do you consider optimal brain function? The brainwave patterns are synchronized and move in fluid patterns. These brainwaves display optimal, continuous brain function. Organized waves equal organized thought, better concentration, improved mood and memory. What are the dysfunctional patterns that the brain creates? Dysfunctional brainwave patterns can result from stress, trauma, toxicity and inflammation; the brainwaves become rigid and stuck. Dysfunctional brainwave patterns are linked to symptoms of anxiety, panic, Attention Deficit Disorder and much more. What are the functional patterns that the brain should have? There are various functional patterns of the brain. But there are four major categories of brainwaves:

· Beta Waves: characteristic of a highly engaged mind · Alpha Waves: a resting or meditative state · Theta Waves: a daydream and creative state · Delta Waves: a dreamless sleep What is Direct Neurofeedback and how does it work to restore optimal brain function? Direct Neurofeedback restores optimal brain function by sending a tiny imperceptible electromagnetic current to the brain. The current causes a slight fluctuation in brainwaves. This fluctuation allows the brain to reorganize itself and get out of stuck, imbalanced patterns. This concept is similar to rebooting a frozen computer. Explain the research behind this method and what sparked your interest in using it to help patients obtain optimal wellness. There are many research resources supporting that Direct Neurofeedback is a more efficient treatment when compared to traditional neurofeedback. This profound treatment protocol is noted to improve various neurological, behavioral and psychological disorders. Over the treatment period, a retraining of the brain occurs. There is no interaction from the client needed. The software does all the work. Are multiple treatments involved? Yes, multiple treatments are involved. However, within one to three sessions, a patient should start noticing significant benefits with improved sleep, greater sense of calm, better concentration, less anxiety and less depression. There is often a feeling of greater sense of well-being that occurs early on in the process. To restore optimal brain function, is Clarity Direct used in conjunction with other treatments? Clarity Direct is one of our top recommended treatments in Doctors Studio. Given that we try to address the unique health status of each member, in most cases Clarity Direct is part of a more comprehensive treatment program. We offer IV nutrient therapy, hormone optimization, nutritional programs, peptide therapy and other technologies to help our members live to their fullest potential at peak performance and optimal wellness. @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 51

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What are your thoughts on preventing pain? The No. 1 thing people take for granted is not having pain. Doing things when you don’t have pain can go a long way from keeping you from developing pain. Two easy things you can do are staying away from certain foods and exercising regularly. It is well known that smoking, alcohol, red/smoked meats, bleached flour and processed sugars all cause inflammation, so keep all of these things in moderation. Secondly, keep exercising and keep moving, try not to stay sedentary at your desk all day. I think prevention is very important to remain cognizant of. If you’re not having pain, let’s keep it that way. What are the latest treatments for back pain? The latest treatments are geared toward minimally invasive techniques and follow a “less is more” approach. We’ve realized that with bigger surgeries, patients have bigger problems in the long term. They may feel fine a few years after the surgery, but with the big surgeries we’re actually creating more harm down the road. New treatments like Intracept have given us the option to do minimally invasive procedures that aren’t fullblown surgeries. Patients don’t have to stay in the hospital overnight, and their recovery time is very minimal, if any. They are giving patients relief from pain without the long-term consequences of big procedures. What are the things you recommend to alleviate pain that are not procedural? Patients, I don’t think, realize that most aches and pains can be taken care of with simple, conservative measures, like good physical therapy, daily stretching, maintaining your diet and weight. Those things can take care of a lot of neck and back pains, especially in the younger populations. If patients really do the exercise programs we recommend and stick to them, their pain stays away without any procedures. At Cantor Spine 52 HAUTE LIVING hauteliving.com/hautebeauty

Center, that’s what we really strive for, “less is more.” It would be great if we could do no procedures and you could just get yourself better through diet, an anti-inflammatory diet to be exact, and exercise, that’s even better. What I try to drive home with my patients is that we don’t have to do anything to make you better, you have the capability to do it yourself. I think everyone comes to us looking for a magic solution, and in the world of the spine especially, there is no magic solution, there’s no spine replacement; you’re born with the spine you have, and that’s what you’ve got. When we start manipulating the spine, it can cause problems down the road, so we’d rather do nothing and have you get better naturally. A lot of people come to us and say, “OK, so what are you going to do to make me better?” And I say, “You can make yourself better!” But unfortunately, a lot of people don’t have time or don’t want to put in the work, which is sad to see, but the people that really put in the effort see amazing results and are very well off. We’re ultra-specialized in what we do, but if we don’t have to do anything, then that’s better. The body heals itself pretty well if you do the right things, so the push now for regenerative medicine [PRP and stem cells] is better than all the medications. I think we’ll see a rise in those treatments in the coming years because they are your own body’s cells just put into the injured area. Do you provide meal and exercise plans for your patients? Yes, we have a special diet we put people on. Mainly because they do really well after surgeries on it, and they do really well because their body is in a prime position to heal itself. I put my patients all on the same diet even if they’re not getting surgery because it’s good if they really want to lose weight and if they really want to heal, even if they’re just healing from pain, not surgery. It’s basically an anti-inflammation diet, high in protein, high leafy greens and low in processed foods. Protein is really good for healing. Also, you have to watch your caloric intake if you want to lose weight. It’s much more complicated than just intake versus what you expend, so there are different ways to achieve realistic goals for people, and I process that with them. We have to give our patients exactly what they need to eat every meal because they don’t prefer guidelines of what they should eat, so it’s a lot of eggs, this green drink called Vibrance for breakfast, a lot of fish, small portions and good choices on your vegetables, not potatoes every day. Research has shown us that our patients do better after surgery and feel better generally due to this diet, so if it helps someone heal from surgery, why not prescribe it to all patients to help them feel better when healing from injuries? Diet is huge in preventing pain and inflammation is directly correlated to what we eat. You definitely have to be realistic with diet and exercise goals for yourself, though I know it can be difficult. Even as a specialist in the field, I struggle to follow what I’m meant to eat and do at the gym. Never beat yourself up if you fall off the wagon, just get back on and listen to your body. A final note is that if you need something done, go minimally invasive—there’s no reason to scar your body. It doesn’t need to be a huge procedure.

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ANTHONY GIUFFRIDA, M.D., A BOARD-CERTIFIED AND FELLOWSHIP

trained physician, is the Director of Interventional Spine and Sports at the Cantor Spine Center in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Dr. Giuffrida is at the forefront of significant advancements in the management of pain for patients, including lower back, mid-back and neck, as well as issues affecting nerves, joints, ligaments, muscles and tendons. He was the first physician in South Florida to perform the Intracept Procedure, a breakthrough treatment for patients suffering with chronic low back pain. With a puncture less than the size of a dime, Dr. Giuffrida is able to stop the transmission of pain signals that cause chronic lower back pain (CLBP) using radiofrequency energy. The Intracept Procedure is performed in an outpatient setting and does not change the structure of the spine nor does it involve an implant. Haute MD spoke with Dr. Giuffrida about his holistic and conservative approach to preventing pain and the most up-to-date technology in spinal care that is exclusively available at Cantor Spine Center.

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Deyvanshi Masrani: Tell me about your signature design aesthetic, in your own words. Paul McClean: Our designs are all about connecting the user to nature and the surrounding environment. We use materials in a way that minimizes the barriers between indoors and outdoors, making the transition as seamless as possible. Our design aesthetic is all about playing with light, maximizing its potential and creating structures that are both light in appearance and light filled. DM: What are some new architecture trends that you’re seeing now and why do you think that is? PM: There is definitely a movement towards warmer materials and more use of green elements in residential design which we welcome. People are also interested in entertaining on a bigger scale at home and having the capacity to do that. There is a move towards using more natural materials rather than sleeker, shin[ier] finishes. We try to make all our homes unique so we rely to a great degree on our clients to bring a material palette that suits them to the project. We concentrate on making the spaces work no matter how they are finished. It’s been satisfying to see some of our earlier projects recently reimagined and [to see] that the buildings themselves stand up well to the test of time. DM: You’ve established yourself so brilliantly within the Los Angeles market. What led to the decision to expand further into different parts of the U.S. and even in different countries and how did you choose these new regions?

PM: They choose us. We are always excited to work beyond our home base, the different environments and locations help us to grow and make us question how we design. I’m in Canada right now where we have a couple of projects; we have to think about different climates up here and both our projects are in wonderful, natural locations, which are a joy to respond to. We have been fortunate to be well published the last few years and that garners attention around the world, which has led to projects in different places. I think there is a general appreciation out there for the type of Californian living that we promote in our designs and people are interested to see how it might apply to their own locations. DM: How did you get your start into architecture? Please explain your journey that led you to where you are today. PM: That’s a long story, I always wanted to be an architect growing up in Dublin. I found inspiration looking at homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright as a young boy. While at college in Ireland, I discovered the works of Neutra and Schindler here in L.A. and began to explore in more depth the wonderful history of experimental design that has developed in California over the last hundred years or so and that is what attracted me to the area. After working for a few different firms, we established McClean Design in 2000 with our first project: a canyon house in Laguna Beach. A wonderful couple took a chance on us and we had a start with that house, soon there were others and here we are today. DM: What are some of the most impressive/over-the-top custom features that you have built into certain homes and can you explain some of them? PM: We have had a lot of fun thinking of ideas that have never been done before in a residential setting. Sometimes, one idea leads to the next. For example, we first did a firepit floating in a pool at our Robin House and now we have something similar but a little different in many of our homes. At the large house we are working on known as “The One,” there are several pods in a water feature next to a major entertainment area, which has a direct relationship to that original idea at the Robin House. That house also incorporates an immersive aquarium feature with acrylic walls on three sides and the roof of a space. We have recently completed a house with a floating acrylic pool section that casts light in unique and wonderful ways, the water acting as a prism. DM: Describe your personal dream home and its features. PM: For me, some of the most important things are spaces that connect to their surroundings—views of nature, seamless walls of glass that disappear, water features that reflect the sky and bounce light into the spaces. Rooms that are uplifting and expansive that offer only a rudimentary feeling of shelter and then some contrasting spaces that are more intimate, where you can be a little bit cozier. The gadgets, bells and whistles are much less important. @hauteresidence HAUTE LIVING 79

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One-on-one with Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades’ first American designer, San Francisco-based Andrew Kudless, following the debut of his latest piece for the House’s upcoming Design Miami/ exhibition, Swell Wave.

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most well-known names in the design world, showcasing their works to the keenest of design enthusiasts, who make their way from across the globe down to the Magic City. Louis Vuitton’s Objets Nomades exhibit is one of the most highly anticipated of the fair and this year, the House debuted the work of its first American designer, San Franciscobased Andrew Kudless. His piece, entitled Swell Wave, is made from smoothly polished oak and Louis Vuitton leathers, making for the perfect statement-making addition to an interior space. Available in two versions—free-standing and wall-mounted—both represent the art of exploration and embrace the idea of movement; two facets that are deeply-rooted in Louis Vuitton’s travel DNA. Here, Haute Living presents an interview with Kudless, following Swell Wave’s debut at Design Miami/. What attracted you to the idea of designing an Objet Nomade for Louis Vuitton? The opportunity to work with a brand that represents the highest level of craft and quality was exciting and inspiring. As a designer and maker, I appreciate working with artisans who have extensive knowledge of their materials and tools. What were the inspirations for your Objet? When considering my approach to the Objets Nomades collection for Louis Vuitton, I wanted to explore the concept of travel in a way that reflects my own passion for traveling. I travel in order to experience new things: sights, smells, tastes, etc. This experience, of leaving the familiarity of home, is unsettling and invigorating as it opens us to the unknown. There is an inherent tension to travel that I wanted to capture in the Objet. As you travel you are pulled between the appeal of the new and the comfort of home, between the rush of movement and the endless waiting, between the desire to go and the inertia of staying. I wanted the Objet to resonate with these forces and represent a balance between all things. 80 HAUTE LIVING hauteresidence.com

Why did you choose the specific materials that are used in your Objet Nomade? There is an inherent beauty and individuality to natural materials such as wood and leather. The variations in grain, color, and texture reflect our differences and uniqueness in the world. In addition, I needed to chose two materials that best represent and communicate the forces flowing through the piece. The leather straps are strong yet pliant while the wooden shelves are simultaneously stable yet appear in motion. What have you called your Objet and why? In an essay by John Muir, a noted 19th century naturalist important to the history of California, he describes a journey along the Yuba River in the Sierra Mountains where he climbed up to the top of a Douglas Spruce tree during a storm. He writes of the joy he felt in being tossed around while the wind blew the tree back and forth: “The slender tops fairly flapped and swished in the passionate torrent, bending and swirling backward and forward, round and round, tracing indescribable combinations of vertical and horizontal curves, while I clung with muscles firm braced, like a bobo-link on a reed....We all travel the milky way together, trees and men; but it never occurred to me until this stormday, while swinging in the wind, that trees are travelers, in the ordinary sense. They make many journeys, not extensive ones, it is true; but our own little journeys, away and back again, are only little more than tree-wavings-many of them not so much.” I read this essay long before I ever moved to California but it was one of the things that drew me here. Muir’s joyous perspective on the sublime beauty of nature best aligns with my own choices on where and why I chose to travel. Could you describe it in a sentence? Pulled in opposite directions yet completely in equilibrium, the shelf represents a balance of forces: between movement and stability, between new and old, and between hard and soft. What does Louis Vuitton mean to you? What was your impression of the House before you began working with it? Louis Vuitton is the pinnacle of a maker’s success story. From a humble origin to learning a trade to introducing innovative products to the market, the start of the company represents how good products and ideas enter [the] world. The fact that the company was able to not only sustain this level of innovation and commitment to craftsmanship over 160 years but to consistently build on it and expand the business beyond the iconic luggage to architecture, fashion, and furnishings has been inspiring as someone who works between the worlds of art, design, and architecture. When you see a Louis Vuitton product, you know it is well made and well designed. That integration of both form and function is at the heart of my practice as well.

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How did you use the Louis Vuitton workshopâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s savoir-faire? I often tell my students that they will learn more from fabricators and materials than they will learn from me. As much as I can teach them, so much more is gained by talking with expert craftsmen and trying to make things themselves. There is no substitute for knowledge gained through working with your hands. What is your definition of nomadism? What does travel mean to you? I travel in order to experience new things that break me away from the familiarity of home. This experience is, by definition, unsettling, but ultimately is the root of a lot of creative inspiration for me. Being able to quickly adapt to new settings and experiences and integrate them into your everyday life is the joy of travel. @hauteresidence HAUTE LIVING 81

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Lisa Optican

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Colorado -Denver LIV | Sotheby’s International Realty 303.898.7818 Douglas.Kerbs@SothebysRealty.com douglaskerbs.com

Steve Catsman

Colorado - Telluride Christie’s International Real Estate 970.729.0100 steve@catsman.com catsman.com

Bret & Meredith Amon

Colorado Summit County 970.376.3813 bamon@livsothebysrealty.com amonteam.com

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Connecticut -Greenwich Greenwich Connecticut Luxury Real Estate, Inc 203.921.9987 greenwichctluxuryrealestate.com

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Dennis Hanlon

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Moira E. Holley

Washington Seattle Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty 206.660.4787 moira@moirapresents.com moirapresents.com

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Texas Houston Sotheby’s International Realty Inc 713.501.7086 patti.garrison@sothebyshomes.com pattigarrison.com

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Florida Aventura Great Estates International Realty, Inc. 305.904.7847 sylviafragos@gmail.com sylviafragos.com

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all-aluminum +The Superyacht of your dreams Rossinavi and Pininfarina collaborate on Super Sport 65: A sleek new yacht concept that takes inspiration from supercars. BY NATASHA BAZIKA

Sport 65, a new superyacht concept made in collaboration with leading global design firm Pininfarina during the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show 2019. Taking inspiration from high-performance sports cars and the integrated, tell-tale fluidity of Pininfarina’s iconic style, Super Sport 65 is a nod to Aurea, the brand’s first collaboration with Rossinavi introduced in 2017. It focused on a project that connects the bow to the stern with a single line, dressing it with incredibly captivating and sporting features. Super Sport 65’s design is characterized by wide-open spaces and includes six cabins to host at least 12 guests, in addition to the seven cabins reserved for the captain and crew members. The automotive reference to Pininfarina’s world-famous Gran Turismo is evident in the upper deck, which echoes the design and proportion of such sports cars while still guaranteeing large spaces for outdoor entertainment featuring several lounge areas. These are all bespoke and arranged over various decks, and they also include two Jacuzzis, one at each edge of the boat. The sinuous design of the main staircase is inspired by the air intakes of top-performing road vehicles and merges organically into the floor-to-ceiling windows. 92 HAUTE LIVING hauteyachts.com

“The only limit in the design of sports boats is the impact on the general floorplan. For this reason, creating a nice balance between interior architecture and exterior design is always challenging. With Super Sport 65, we have overcome this limit. We enter a new design dimension with the lower deck’s layout to the large areas dedicated to the crew and to the captain’s cockpit and engine room. The elegant and spacious design of the common areas, including the main saloon and a larger owner’s cabin at bow all the way to the salon of the upper deck, are the result of this new design direction, which culminates in the flying bridge with Pininfarina’s signature supercar design,” says Federico Rossi, COO of Rossinavi. Pininfarina’s deep knowledge of elegance and innovation in both interior and exterior design allows the new Super Sport 65 to offer a highly enjoyable and voluminous environment, combining at the same time a dynamic and sleek style with all the essential comforts for an exclusive navigation experience.

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Switzerland is entirely unique. Just as unique is the Pilatus PC-24, the only aircraft combining the cabin size of a midsize jet with the versatility of a turboprop and operating cost of a light jet. The Switzerland-based company Pilatus Aircraft is known for its legendary aircrafts such as the PC-6—best-selling single-engine turboprop—and the PC-12—training system of the future. The latest aircraft to roll out of the Pilatus Aircraft hangar is the PC24, which is the world’s first-ever business jet for use on short, unprepared runways. It can land on and take off from shorter runways than similar jets, as well as unpaved surfaces like grass, gravel or dirt. This “Super Versatile Jet” is the next best thing in private aircrafts, so here’s an overview of what you can expect. The PC-24 is designed to operate from short, paved and even unpaved surfaces, giving pilots access to almost 20,000 additional airports worldwide. That means you can fly closer to your final destination than with any other business jet. You will be able to use smaller airports and avoid massive administrative procedures and reduce ground transfer time to an absolute minimum. That’s why the PC-24 is a Super Versatile Jet: more runways, more space and more possibilities. The PC-24’s cabin volume tops business jets costing almost twice as much. But while offering space is one thing, making intelligent use of it is quite another. The interior of the PC24 has been designed from the outset for quick and easy reconfiguration—an option not found in many other business jets. Each passenger seat features quick-change capability, enabling its addition or removal. The aft partition is movable, so you can easily enlarge the passenger cabin or increase the baggage compartment volume for each and every flight. The PC-24 features a fully enclosed, externally serviceable private lavatory that is highly discreet and seamlessly integrated into the forward area of the cabin. Being a Super Versatile Jet, the PC-24 will find popularity in a number of other roles—like cargo, medevac, commuter or governmental special-mission applications, just to name a few.

Long before settling into your seat, you’ll find yourself impressed by the generous space and striking elegance of the PC-24’s cabin. Ergonomics and comfort are both at premium levels. Only the finest-quality materials have been used to create an interior that fits in perfectly with the latest standards of comfort and functionality. Every component is chosen to enhance the passenger experience: soft leathers and rare hardwood cabinetry full of exquisite details create a bespoke interior that reflects the meticulous purpose of the aircraft. The 13 extra-large cabin windows flood the interior of the PC-24 with bright, natural light. The generously sized cabin, with its continuous flat floor, allows for an exceptional amount of headroom for both passengers and crew. It’s not first-class traveling—it’s Crystal Class. All Pilatus aircrafts are certified for single-pilot operation, and the PC-24 is no exception to this rule. The cockpit layout is efficient and intuitive. From the comfort of his or her seat, the pilot finds an environment that has been designed specifically to reduce workload and improve safety while providing full situational awareness under all circumstances. Simply put, the PC-24 is the perfect combination of single-pilot operational know-how and state-of-the-art avionics technology. Pilatus’ ACE™ technology is so capable and offers such a wealth of functionality that in its most basic configuration it boasts the most intuitive and user-friendly cockpit concepts ever seen in business aviation. Four 12-inch screens ensure that all relevant information is displayed in the right place and with no delay. The PC-24’s unique Quiet Power Mode™ provides quiet, economical energy to power electrical systems—including heating and air conditioning—independent of any source of ground power. These innovations offer more operational flexibility and higher fuel efficiency. Or to put it simply: maximum versatility. @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 93

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OF THE ROAD The new Bentley Spur—available early next year—marries the comfort of a limousine with the performance of a sports sedan.

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Bentley Flying Spur, a vehicle that fuses the comfort of a limousine with the performance of a sports sedan. This is the third generation of Bentley’s luxury four-door Grand Tourer. The Flying Spur resembles its antecedent in name only. The new design is original from start to finish and comes with innovative features. Manufactured at Bentley’s Crewe, England factory, the new Bentley Flying Spur will be seen on the world’s most luxurious and famous streets starting in early 2020. “The absolute commitment to excellence has been taken to a different level on this car,” says Peter Guest, Bentley’s Product Line Director of the Flying Spur. “Every aspect of its technical solution has pushed our technology and manufacturing ability to the absolute limit. This is, without a doubt, the most advanced Bentley ever built.” The retractable Bentley “Flying B” mascot leads the car, a first for a modern-day Flying Spur. It is electronically operated and rises from beneath the Bentley badge. It will be driven by the new 21- and 22-inch wheel designs. 96 HAUTE LIVING hauteauto.com

A lavish interior comes with newly design fluted leather seats, featuring diamond quilting for the Mulliner Driving Specification. Threedimensional diamond-quilted leather doors are a world first. The Bentley Rotating Display on the dashboard and the Touch Screen Remote Control in the rear allow total control of the vehicle’s many features. Electronic All-Wheel Steering is used for the first time in a Bentley, combined with Active All-Wheel Drive and Bentley Dynamic Ride—the world’s first 48V electric anti-roll system—to deliver phenomenal handling and ride. Driver assistance systems include a Night Vision infrared camera, Traffic Assist, Blind Spot Warning, a Head-Up Display, an integrated Wi-Fi hotspot and more. At the heart of the Flying Spur is an enhanced version of Bentley’s 6.0-litre, twin-turbocharged W12, mated to an advanced dual-clutch eightspeed transmission for faster, smoother gear changes. The new TSI engine delivers 0-60 mph in 3.7 seconds and a top speed of 207 mph. The all-new Flying Spur is available to order. Customer deliveries will begin in early 2020.

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+KING OF THE NIGHT The new Rolls-Royce Black Badge Cullinan completes its bespoke family. BY ANDRES E. CACERES

FOR LUXURY CAR AFICIONADOS AROUND THE WORLD, THE DAY

has come: Rolls-Royce Motor Cars unveiled the Black Badge Cullinan, the latest model and member of the Black Badge permanent Bespoke Family. The Cullinan is the most in-demand and commissioned Rolls-Royce, with clients waiting for months on end as each is hand-assembled at the sole RollsRoyce manufacturing plant in West Sussex, England. “Black Badge reflects the desires of a distinct group of Rolls-Royce clients: men and women who take risks, break rules and build success on their own terms,” says Torsten Müller-Ötvös, Chief Executive Officer, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. “Indeed, before we launched Black Badge in 2016, the idea of creating a product that would satisfy this subversive cohort—that is highly dynamic and willfully rebellious in aesthetic—caused a great deal of internal debate. However, once the marque’s designers, engineers and craftspeople began pursuing this dramatic alter ego, it became clear that these motor cars could not only exist comfortably beneath this revered and historic brand, but [that] they would [also] define a new space within the super-luxury market. In this spirit, the time has come for Rolls-Royce’s boldest and darkest expression of Black Badge yet. The King of the Night, Black Badge Cullinan.”

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BLACK BADGE CULLINAN EXTERIOR: THE KING OF THE NIGHT The exterior paint of the Black Badge Cullinan is multilayered with precision and hand-polished for as many as five hours. No other solid-paint color motor car has such an application of paint and lacquer. The car’s finish serves as the perfect canvas for a contrasting coachline. The darkened Spirit of Ecstasy mascot is presented in high-gloss black chrome, and the iconic Rolls-Royce badges are inverted to become silver-onblack. The front grille surround, side frame finishers, boot handle, boot trim, lower air inlet finisher and exhaust pipes are darkened, and the vertical grille bars remain polished, reflecting the blackened surfaces that surround them. The new Cullinan wears all-new 22-inch forged alloy wheels, reserved exclusively for the bespoke automobile. The wheels are accompanied by another first for Rolls-Royce with the marque’s first-ever colored brake caliper. The high-gloss red paint offsets the new dark wheels.

BLACK BADGE CULLINAN INTERIOR: SUPERLATIVE COMFORT, AUDACIOUS DESIGN Designers, engineers and craftspeople collaborated in creating a luxury carbon-fiber finish, developed to create repeating geometrical shapes in a three-dimensional effect. Each leaf of technical fiber is finished with six coats

of lacquer before being left to cure for 72 hours, then hand-polished to RollsRoyce’s hallmark mirror finish. Starlight Headliner has joined Rolls-Royce iconography alongside the Spirit of Ecstasy, and Pantheon Grille makes its Cullinan debut on the Black Badge. Crafted in black leather with 1344 individual fiber optic cables, the new Bespoke Starlight Headliner incorporates a new shooting star feature with eight brilliant white shooting stars. Color and trim designers have created a bold new leather color, Forge Yellow, offered as part of the brand’s curated collection. The new colors can also be commissioned for the Bespoke Viewing Suite or incorporated into the Recreation Module tailored to any client’s specifications.

BLACK BADGE CULLINAN ENGINEERING: THE ARCHITECTURE OF LUXURY’S DARK SIDE The vehicle’s sub-structure, featuring Rolls-Royce’s Architecture of Luxury proprietary all-aluminum architecture, delivers extraordinary body stiffness that is fitted with all-wheel drive and four-wheel steering. Like all Black Badge family members, the Cullinan is enhanced to generate an extra 29 brake horsepower (BHP) for a total of 600BHP and an additional 37 ft-lb (50Nm) for a total 664 ft-lb (900Nm) of torque. Pressing the “Low” button on the gear shift unlocks Black Badge Cullinan’s full suite of technologies including the new Black Badge audible exhaust, creating a deep rumble of the 6.75-litre twinturbocharged V12. The car features Rolls-Royce’s “Intuitive Throttle” with a more aggressive shift pattern for the ZF 8-speed transmission. Both front and rear steered axles work collaboratively to adjust the levels of engagement depending on throttle and steering inputs. Changes to suspension components and settings add to the suite of dynamic technologies that ensure a balanced, dynamic and refined ride. Also, the car features a raised braking bite point and decreased pedal travel. Redesigned brake discs also allow consistency in these changes while braking at elevated temperatures. The Black Badge Cullinan is now available for commission. For more, visit www.rollsroycemotorcars.com.

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Protective Watch Hublot launches Special SORAI Watch to help protect the rhinocerous population from extinction in Africa and India. BY MARTIN GREEN

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OVER THE YEARS, HUBLOT HAS ACTIVELY CONTRIBUTED

to many great charity organizations. Continuing this tradition, it has now joined forces with Kevin Pietersen, whose organization, Save Our Rhino Africa India (SORAI), is determined to protect the rhinos from extinction. This threat is very real, since two-thirds of all the rhino species are estimated to disappear within the next few decades as their populations are sharply declining. Hublot is helping SORAI to fight this battle with this special, limited-edition Big Bang Unico. A significant portion of the funds raised will go to Care for Wild. This organization, the largest of its kind in the world, takes care of baby rhinos that are orphaned as a result of poaching. By doing so, Hublot will contribute to the survival of the species as a whole. Another large part of the revenues will go to the South African National Parks agency, which will use it to upgrade its airborne thermalsurveillance capabilities. This allows them to track rhinos (even at night) and keep an eye out for poachers. As usual, Hublot went all out to ensure that this watch is exceptional. Only 100 pieces were made with the case of the watch crafted from beige ceramic, which is micro-blasted for a subtle matte finish. There are beige details on the dial, where a small rhino serves as a constant reminder of its precarious situation in the world. The finishing touch is the strap, with camouflage decor that not only goes very well with the beige ceramic case, but also blends in perfectly with the natural habitat of the rhino.

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Richard Mille honors Kimi Räikkönen with new RM 50-04 Tourbillon Split-Seconds Chronograph BY MARTIN GREEN

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NOBODY IN FORMULA 1 IS AS COOL AS KIMI RÄIKKÖNEN.

This 2007 World Champion earned his nickname “Iceman” by keeping his cool under the most challenging circumstances, not only for Formula 1, but also in WRC and NASCAR. One accolade that he hadn’t received was his very own Richard Mille, which is now remedied as he joins the family of the famed watch manufacturer, following in the footsteps of other Formula 1 legends such as Jean Todt, Felipe Massa and Romain Grosjean. Räikkönen’s namesake watch is the new RM 50-04 Tourbillon SplitSeconds Chronograph. This watch couldn’t be more perfect for the accomplished race car driver, since it features a very complex movement that combines a tourbillon with a split-seconds chronograph. In addition, the movement is crafted from ultra-light materials such as Carbon TPT and Grade 5 titanium. And, its extensive skeletonization results in it weighing only 7 grams. However, don’t mistake its complexity and lightness as being fragile—this watch could quite easily join Räikkönen on his roughest rides, since it has been tested to ensure it can handle shocks up to 5,000g. The colors of the watch officially take after the C38 single-seater that Räikkönen drives for the Alfa Romeo Racing team, but it could very well be a reference to the nickname and the background of this Finnish driver. Both the caseback as well as the bezel are crafted from white Quartz TPT, which gives the watch a refreshing look. It also offers a great contrast to the many red details on the dial and chronograph pushers and to the strap, as well. The dial also features the number seven, which is Räikkönen’s car number. Richard Mille will craft only 30 pieces of the RM 50-04 Tourbillon SplitSeconds Chronograph Kimi Räikkönen, available through its boutiques worldwide. This highly complicated and technically advanced watch will cost $1,063,000. @hautetime HAUTE LIVING 101

+The Best Watches Of SIAR 2019 Every year, the Salón Internacional de Alta Relogeria (SIAR) gets bigger and better. Most of the brands attending have already taken on the tradition of bringing something special to this fair in Mexico. Most launch a special edition of an existing watch, but some take a whole new watch with them. Take a look at some of the best watches introduced at this year’s edition of the SIAR. BY MARTIN GREEN

RJ ARRAW SPIDER-MAN TOURBILLON RJ made quite an impression at SIAR as it launched its very first complication, which is not only designed entirely inhouse, but will also be made in the manufacture of the brand in Switzerland. It features a peripheral indication of the hours and minutes, as the center of the watch is dedicated to showcasing an oversized tourbillon. Winding the movement isn’t done by a traditional crown, but by pulling up a hoop that is recessed in the caseback. The power reserve is an impressive 150 hours, and the movement is captured in a 45mm case that is crafted from a composite of red fiberglass and black carbon. The watch was inspired by Spider-Man himself, as RJ joined forces with Marvel, making this watch even more unique. 102 HAUTE LIVING hautetime.com

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CHRISTOPHE CLARET MAESTRO QUETZALCÓATL Christophe Claret introduced an extraordinary edition of the Maestro, the watch known for its unique memory system. It unveiled the Quetzalcóatl, which shows a feathered serpent, derived from an ancient Aztec legend. Based on the Maestro Mamba, it features a “snake” crawling over the front of the watch. The timepiece was made with an incredible eye for detail and engraved entirely by hand. Despite being quite small, it fits on the dial of the watch, and the feathers look almost lifelike. Plus, the head of the serpent is equally captivating and full of color. This version of the Maestro will have only eight pieces made.

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HUBLOT BIG BANG MP-11 SAXEM As “King of Fusion,” Hublot has often used or created materials that have never been seen before in watchmaking. With the Big Bang MP-11 SAXEM, it continues this tradition. It developed a beautiful green SAXEM by using a material it has mastered—sapphire. This material uses the primary component of sapphire—aluminum oxide, which is mixed with elements such as chromium, holmium and thulium. The result resembles an emerald that is not only perfectly clear, but also much harder. As the first watch to be fitted with a case of this new material, Hublot opted for its legendary MP-11, with its seven mainspring barrels that give the watch a power reserve of no less than two weeks. GREUBEL FORSEY HAND MADE 1 Greubel Forsey also brought something very special to SIAR. The brand flexed its considerable horological muscles and introduced a watch that has been made by using hand-operated tools. With this creation, it not only celebrates these rare crafts, but also plays a vital role in the preservation of it for future generations. The work requires a wide variety of competencies, many of which are labor intensive. In total, it takes 6,000 hours for a single watch to be completed. Greubel Forsey is planning to make only two to three of these watches a year, making its collection a true rarity in terms of numbers. @hautetime HAUTE LIVING 103

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+Freak Like Me How Ulysse Nardin taught us that the future is freaky.

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close-to-experimental technology when making timepieces that are sold to the public. Even when tested extensively, the technology can malfunction, and even when fixed, the brand’s reputation becomes damaged. However, that didn’t stop Ulysse Nardin from launching its “Freak” model in 2001. It would be the first in a lineage of watches that is now close to two decades in the making. It was, and still is, a watch in which Ulysse Nardin boldly brought cutting-edge technology to its fans. The first Freak used silicon in the watch movement, a material that has now been adopted by many other brands, as well. While the Freak was profoundly progressive and avant-garde, it remains a mechanical watch at heart and honors the rich past of watchmaking. It also has a few unique characteristics that would become hallmarks of the Freak up until this year. As the watch lacks a crown, winding the mechanical movement is done by turning the case back, while setting the watch is quite easy thanks to an inventive and intuitive system that operates by turning the bezel. For Ulysse Nardin, the Freak collection has been constantly evolving. In 2005, the Freak Diamond Heart used synthetic diamonds on some escapement parts. And the brand developed this further: In 2007, it launched the Freak DIAMonSIL, in which the silicon parts are coated with synthetic diamonds for a superb, improved performance. Ulysse Nardin further upped its game in 2010 with the introduction of the Freak Diavolo. This watch was fitted with a flying tourbillon. An interesting feature was added to the Freak, with the escapement also taking on the role of the minute hand. It is, by design, in the same position only once every hour, something that is referred to as a “flying carousel system.” The use of the one-minute flying tourbillon saw the Freak Diavolo as the first in the collection to display the seconds. 104 HAUTE LIVING hautetime.com

The Freak has always been an aesthetic highlight in the world of watches. In 2013, Ulysse Nardin redesigned the bridges and “hands” of the watch to connect to the maritime world, where the brand holds quite a reputation. And in 2015, the brand introduced the FreakLab, the first watch in the collection that has a date function. While this doesn’t sound very exciting, the watch still had no crown, so Ulysse Nardin had to develop a unique mechanism that allows its user to set not only the time, but also the date through the bezel. Less noticeable, but equally important, is that Ulysse Nardin also equipped this watch with UlyChoc, a shock-absorber system that the brand not only developed in-house, but also made in its factory. Up until 2018, all of the Freaks had been manual wind, but that would change with the introduction of the Freak Vision. This watch features the innovative Grinder winding system, which Ulysse Nardin pioneered in another one of its groundbreaking watches, the InnoVision 2. It is an ingenious construction that includes a centrally mounted rotor with ball bearings and three smaller ball bearings, along with a filigree frame with two pairs of springs, which ensure that even the slightest motion of the wrist is converted into energy for movement. Now, the Freak has evolved from a daring experiment to an innovation icon, with Ulysse Nardin introducing the Freak X this year. This is the very first Freak that features a crown. While it still has the carousel-type movement, it is less complicated than the previous Freak models. This Freak nevertheless carries the innovative nature of its predecessors. For example, an ultra-light balance wheel is made out of silicon fitted with micro-blades and nickel flyweights for stabilization. Packed in a sleek 43mm large case, it is perhaps even more suitable for everyday wear.

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BEST OF +THE AFFLUENT ASIA Where the 1% is traveling BY LAURA SCHREFFLER

WE ALL KNOW THAT JAPAN IS ABOUT TO HAVE A MASSIVE MOMENT, SINCE TOKYO IS HOSTING THE

2020 Summer Olympics. Luxury hotels, including the Tokyo Edition Toranomon and a second Four Seasons property in Otemachi—as well as the massive $1 billion renovation of longtime mainstay Hotel Okura—are popping up just in time for the opening ceremony on July 24. While all eyes are on Japan, it would be a mistake to ignore the luxury tourism trend throughout the rest of Asia... because it’s kind of a big place, no? Some of the best five-star hotels in the world are opening with staggering speed. Here are the new hotels, glamorous haunts and experiential retreats in Asia that all luxury enthusiasts must have on their radar.

THE MALDIVES JOALI MALDIVES Joali Maldives might seem like it’s at the ends of the Earth, but trust us when we say the journey is worth it. There’s a special brand of magic at this gorgeous Maldivian resort, which is surrounded by tranquil lagoons, pristine white-sand beaches, a lush landscape of coconut palms and translucent turquoise waters, which guests can experience from one of 73 private beaches or over-water villas. Each villa features a private infinity pool, butler service, buggy and personal driver, bicycle, curated in-villa libraries and handpicked art. It’s hard to know where to look or what to do first—everything is not only blindingly beautiful, but also exquisitely executed, chock full of Instagrammable moments that only nature can truly provide. Do you gaze at the multicolored fish that swim underneath your over-water hammock? Nosh on perfectly prepared fare from one of six dining outlets, such as the standout Saoke, the first restaurant in the Maldives to be designed by renowned Japanese restaurant architect Noriyoshi Muramatsu? Do you play with the interactive and experiential art pieces from the likes of Misha Kahn and Nacho Carbonell? Or do you go embrace Joali’s “joie de vivre” philosophy by hitting the open sea with the resort’s dedicated marine biologist, snorkel with sea turtles, grab a glass of champagne at sunset in South African artist Porky Hefer’s Manta Ray Tree House (designed as such to actually resemble a manta ray) or join a lively discussion with fellow guests over a specially curated menu at the Table of Joy? Whatever you’re looking for, we assure you, it’s here. The resort, which just celebrated its first birthday, is an unqualified success for those who want both luxury and experience. Joie de Joali indeed. Muravandhoo Island Raa Atoll, Maldives

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THAILAND LEBUA AT STATE TOWER Lebua checks every box for a luxury traveler, which is likely why it’s always listed on all “Best of Asia” lists—including ours, of course. The world’s first vertical destination—first made famous by The Hangover 2—is a one-stop shop for gourmands, oenophiles and hedonists, offering one-of-a-kind culinary experiences in the ultimate glamorous setting. Ten beautiful bars and restaurants fight for dominance at The Dome at lebua, including Sky Bar, which is suspended on a precipice over the city 820 feet in the air, making it one of the highest rooftop bars in the world; Mezzaluna, one of Thailand’s only 2-Michelin star restaurants; the nation’s first interactive French cuisine eatery, Chef’s Table, which just earned its first Michelin star under the skillful guidance of 3-Michelin star Chef Vincent Thierry; the specialty “millennial pink” champagne hot spot Pink Bar, which offers rare and limited editions of the world’s best bubbly; Flûte, A Perrier-Jouët bar; and lebua No. 3, which provides one of the most unique caviar experiences in the world (including cocktails made of “caviar air”). But travelers don’t come to lebua for the food alone—State Tower offers the full package: 136 luxurious suites with spectacular views of the city and Chao Phraya River; an open-air swimming pool; and a sensational spa, which offers indulgences like a synchronized fourhands massage. As a full package, lebua is the one to beat. State Tower Bangkok, 1055 Si Lom, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand

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Whether you’re enjoying a craft cocktail at Sky Bar (above), the world’s highest bar, or indulging in a caviar and vodka experience at lebua No. 3 (below), you’ll be hands-down enjoying the best of Bangkok at lebua State Tower.

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Embrace views of the jungle and be one with nature from a luxury tent at Rosewood Luang Prabang.

LAOS ROSEWOOD LUANG PRABANG Laos is still off the beaten path for most travelers, which may be how this onetime Buddhist hub has managed to retain its mystery. And though Rosewood has come to the jungles of UNESCO World Heritage site Luang Prabang to open its 23-key property, instead of making the area more commercial, the hotel actually embraces its surroundings, and as such, only enhances the landscape. Accommodations include four deluxe rooms, four specialty suites, three riverside villas and six pool villas, all of which have their own private dining areas and wraparound decks. The most unique stays are six luxury tents, which not only preserve the area’s flora and fauna, but also seamlessly blend with the environment to bring guests closer to nature via balconies with mountain and river vista views, rain showers and earthy décor that pays tribute to the Laotian hills tribes—each tent indicative of a different tribe—that still inhabit the surrounding sites. Yet, the spirit of Laos is amplified in other ways here. The hotel’s chef visits with local farmers and fishermen every day to determine the day’s farm-to-table menu, which is served at the Great House; the Elephant Bridge Bar mixologists utilize local herbs and spices from the on-site garden in their hand-crafted cocktails; and its peaceful Sense Spa provides indigenous treatments— including the Hmong Experience, a “Lost Remedy” provided by a native villager who employs ancient techniques and like a magical Mekong River cruise at sunset on its house boat, a visit to the majestic Kouang Si Waterfall or receiving a blessing from local monks at dawn. Nauea Village, Laos

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herbs sourced from the forests of Luang Prabang. Make sure to take advantage of the hotel’s plethora of bespoke itineraries,

SINGAPORE RAFFLES SINGAPORE One of the most exciting new hotel openings of the year is actually a reopening. The iconic Raffles Singapore, a favored haunt of the literary elite, officially reopened its doors in August following an extensive two-year renovation. Though it’s been refreshed and updated, one can still feel the history of this famous spot, which has been receiving guests since 1887. Under the meticulous renovation led by interior designer Alexandra Champalimaud, Raffles now features 115 suites with three additional categories—Residence, Promenade and Studio—in addition to the existing Courtyard, Palm Court, State Room, Grand Hotel, Presidential and Personality suites, the latter of which pay tribute to famous guests such as Ava Gardner, Charlie Chaplin and Elizabeth Taylor. The hotel’s quintessential colonial charm—always prominently displayed via charming verandas and polished teakwood floors—now includes bathrooms redesigned with beautiful Victorian details and Peranakan tiles as well as more modernized technology; the entire room—as well experiences on offer, including Le Dame de Pic, a collaboration with Chef Anne-Sophie Pic of the 3-Michelin star Maison Pic; BBR by Alain Ducasse; and yì by Jereme Leung. Even returning favorites have been updated: New herringbone flooring has been added to the iconic Tiffin Room; the legendary Writer’s Bar—a favored haunt of Somerset Maugham, Noël Coward, Rudyard Kipling and Joseph Conrad—now offers an expanded bar with bespoke craft cocktails that pay tribute to said literary luminaries; and Long Bar, home of the original Singapore Sling, has been given a physical refresh, as well. Our suggestion: Embrace the old and the new as the hotel intends. Try a new restorative treatment at the spa, swim in the rooftop pool and throw peanuts on the floor at Long Bar. Create some new traditions while embracing a few old ones.

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Start your day with local breakfast favorites like fresh honeycomb and finish your evening with tandoori delicacies, surrounded by intricately carved screens at Cafe Hoi An (above) and relax in unique style at the Heart of the Earth Spa (left), which seemingly floats on a lotus pond.

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The glorious Il Bar (top) at Bvlgari Hotel Shanghai (left) has some of the most magnificent views of the “Pearl of the Orient.”

CHINA BVLGARI HOTEL SHANGHAI Luxury bauble brand Bvlgari has created the ultimate shining jewel in its Shanghai hotel, which, appropriately, is located in the Pearl of the Orient. The centrally located property— which offers views of the Bund and Huangpu River—brings a hefty dose of Italian glamour to this chic Chinese city with its quietly tasteful esthetic, haute cuisine and top-notch spa and fitness center. The 48-floor hotel, which opened its doors just over 18 months ago, features tastefully decorated rooms, the highlight of which is its Bvlgari Suite—a 4,300-square-foot masterpiece with double-height ceilings. Bvlgari brings the best of the best to a city already known for its extravagances here: It has the largest hotel suite in Shanghai full stop, and accessible only via private lift. What makes the hotel so “extra” is its offerings, such as restaurant Bao Li Xuan, which has retained its Michelin star for a second year, as well as its brand-wide culinary concept Il Ristorante, helmed by 3-Michelin-starred Chef Niko Romito. treatments alike such as La Mer facials and Qi balancing; a massive swimming pool; a beauty salon and barber; and the Workshop Gymnasium, a comprehensive physical training service founded by Lee Mullins (who has been heralded as one of the world’s best personal trainers; we can attest). The Bvlgari Hotel Shanghai also provides a bespoke shopping service with personal art, fashion and lifestyle shopping consultants, and can arrange private viewings of Bvlgari jewels en-suite. We suggest guests pair this stay with a stop at the brand’s Beijing property. Despite a few of the same amenities (including Maserati limousines as house cars), a stay here is a completely different experience. This property manages to offer a true oasis in China’s bustling capital city. With its bamboo walkway, prime location literally on the banks of the Liangma River and lush private gardens—designed by Swiss landscape designer Enzo Enea (Founder of Zurich’s Tree Museum)—guests will feel completely Zen in this quietly lavish environment, which creates a dialogue between Italy and China, effectively and luxuriously fusing the gap between East and West.

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Its 25,000-square-foot Bvlgari Spa is a spatial marvel, featuring bespoke Western and Eastern

Get glamping at Capella Ubud, a 22tent private retreat in the Balinese jungle.

INDONESIA CAPELLA UBUD, BALI Extravagance and adventure become one at the newly opened Capella Ubud in Bali. Celebrated architect Bill Bensley has created the ultimate upscale sanctuary in this 22-tent retreat, which is nestled in the wilds of the Balinese jungle among rice paddy fields in the artists’ village of Keliki. A stay here is glamping at its finest, albeit with all of the modern amenities that guests could wish for, including a tented gym and an innovative spa with treatments designed around the phases of the moon. Despite all PHOTO COURTESY OF CAPELLA UBUD

of its modern luxuries, Bensley’s inspiration—the early European settlers of the 1800s—is keenly felt here, from the old-fashioned, copper, stand-alone baths to the plethora of handpicked antique artifacts, books, drawings and furniture that adorn each themed room (which are based on characters and professions of the early explorers). Many of these unique items are from Jakarta-based businessman Suwito Gunawan’s private collection for that extrapersonalized, home-away-from-home touch. Jl. RY Dalem, Keliki, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561, Indonesia

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KIMPTON DA AN Taipei’s Kimpton Da An, which opened in March, is a perfect fusion of East meets West, old meets new and calm meets chaotic. The hotel itself is an oasis in the midst of this bustling city, tucked away on a small, leafy side street. Its environment sets its intention quite nicely: Guests can take a break from the energy of the city to relax in one of the 129 rooms that have been designed by Neri & Hu, 2015 winner of prestigious design accolade Maison&Objet Asia. Additional tools for relaxation include in-room yoga mats, fitness and wellness classes and use of complimentary bicycles to explore Taipei. The hotel’s restaurant, The Tavernist, embraces Taiwan’s organic, health and wellness movement by offering wholesome fare from local farmers and producers. No. 25, Lane 27, Section 4, Ren’ai Road, Da’an District, Taipei City, Taiwan 106

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BABY STYLE Acclaimed actress Blake Lively shares her Amazon Baby Registry for her 3rd baby with husband Ryan Reynolds. BY LAURA SCHREFFLER

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husband Ryan Reynolds, so needless to say, by now she well and truly knows all the essentials every expecting parent needs. Though the two have not officially announced the birth or sex of their third, the Deadpool star inadvertently might have spilled the beans when he Tweeted “I love B.C. I want my daughters to experience the same natural playground I grew up in.” Either way, the mom to mystery baby number three and daughters James, 4, and Inez, 3, is more than qualified to talk about parenting gear. The Rhythm Section star joined forces with Amazon Baby Registry to develop a curated guide. Everything within the storefront has been handpicked by Lively herself, was inspired by her own experiences in motherhood and covers what new parents may need (or want), including eco-friendly and sustainable products, as well as items close to her heart. When speaking about the guide, she shares: “I understand how overwhelming it is to be a new parent. What they don’t tell you is it never gets less overwhelming, but with each kid I do learn more. Before I had my first, I was lucky enough to have the parents in my life who I trusted most share their ‘must haves’ with me. I hope to do the same for you with my baby registry picks. Good luck! You’re gonna need it.” In tandem, Lively will also make a donation to Child Rescue Coalition, a nonprofit organization she’s worked with for the past few years and is very passionate about. And without further ado, now you, too, can buy what she bought! 114 HAUTE LIVING totliving.com

BLAKE’S BABY LIST OUT & ABOUT - Baby Jogger City Mini Double Stroller - Bugaboo Footmuff - UPPABaby MESA Infant Car Seat - Ergobaby Carrier - Britax Backseat Car Mirror - Simple Joys Fleece Fitted Pram - RX Bar SUSTAINABLE ON-THE-GO ESSENTIALS Blake says: “I thought carrying around my own cups and bowls, etc. would make my life more hectic. I was wrong. Not only did it organize and simplify everything I need for my babies and myself, but most significantly, it helps to teach my kids daily the importance of being thoughtful about our choices. They appreciate seeing easy ways they can participate in protecting our planet and their future. We don’t go anywhere without these pieces now.” - W&P Plastic Porter Bowl Lunch Container - Berghoff Leo Travel 4pc Flatware Set - Welly Traveler Vacuum Insulated & Infusing Water Bottle - Nomeca Reusable Food Storage Bags - Rosti Mepal Ellipse Duo Reusable Meal Prep Lunch Pot FOR MOM Blake says: “It’s easier to take care of everyone else instead of ourselves. But it all starts with us mamas. Here are some basics, as well as some special treats.” - Frida Mom Delivery and Nursing Gown - My Brest Friend Original Nursing Posture Pillow - Lavanilla Deodorant - Munchkin Milkmakers Lactation Cookie Bites - Traditional Medicinals Organic Mother’s Milk Women’s Tea BABY’S LIBRARY Blake says: “I read an article with an incredible list of kids books that have representation and help to show children many different experiences and perspectives. I was so excited that I went on Amazon and ordered every book on the list. This is just a small selection. It’s been fulfilling for me as well because I didn’t grow up with these books so I’m getting to read them and learn along with my children. We are never too old to learn.” - Hair Love - Hassan & Aneesa Love Ramadan - Dreamers - The Rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep: A New Way of Getting Children to Sleep - She Persisted - Kiki & Jax: The Life-Changing Magic of Friendship - Rose, Where Did you Get that Red? - Little Dreamers - The Little Feminist Board Book Set

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FASHION, FEMINISM One-on-one interview with Director of Fashion Partnerships at Instagram and children’s book author Eva Chen, on her book and children’s clothing line, “Juno Valentine by Janie and Jack Collection,” based off its characters. BY DEYVANSHI MASRANI

EC: Literally anyone who wants to have fun with kids clothes (which is truly the funnest!!!) TL: From where did you draw inspiration both for Juno and Finn’s characters, as well as the pieces as part of the Juno Valentine by Janie and Jack Collection? EC: There are elements of Ren and Tao [Chen’s two children] in both characters, of course. The creative, imaginative soul of Ren and the sweet mischief of Tao. For the clothes, the Janie and Jack team was amazing to work with—so creative and came to the table with hundreds of ideas! We looked at vintage fabrics and so many old Audrey Hepburn movies and period pieces. It was a blast. TL: What are the three most important factors to consider when designing clothing for children and why? EC: Will kids play in them, will kids dream in them, and will kids want to wear them EVERY. SINGLE. DAY.

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TL: What is it that the three fashion icons you chose—Audrey Hepburn, Marie Antoinette and Josephine Baker—represent that you wanted to reflect in the collection? EC: I loved how different they all were but groundbreakers in their own way. And each style is so distinct: bold, black, white, and red for Audrey, layers and fluff galore for Marie, and embellished glam for Josephine! Tot Living: Tell us about the Juno Valentine by Janie and Jack Collection, in your own words. Eva Chen: Fashion is a form of self-expression for kids... Kids might want to wear a superhero cape one day and lightning bolt overalls the next and a tulle gown the next! This collection is all about having fun, no matter what the mood! TL: What made you decide to combine fashion and fantasy in your children’s book, Juno Valentine and the Fantastic Fashion Adventure? EC: I think that fashion, feminism, and fairytales can all co-exist and, in fact, do in this day and age. Don’t we all feel stronger when we wear red, or put on a power suit? I want kids to hear that they can try lots of different things on, quite literally, to figure out who they can be! TL: What types of children/parents are the Juno Valentine by Janie and Jack Collection for?

TL: How were you so seamlessly able to combine motherhood and your love for fashion in your career? EC: I just try to show the full spectrum of my life, from my mom jeans and stained sweatshirts to the fun nights I have (very rarely!). We’re all multifaceted, so I try to show it all. TL: What are your favorite pieces from the collection and why? EC: I LOVE the blue Marie Antoinettte set: a tulle tea-length tutu and the sweatshirt. A little bit of high-low! TL: What do your children think of the book and of the collection? EC: They love seeing the book in bookstores and will shout out JUNO! And the collection: Ren LOVES the Marie skirts, she can’t get enough of the fluff! TL: What’s next for you and what can we expect in the near future? EC: I am hoping a long nap is in the future :) @totliving HAUTE LIVING 115

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design world, these children’s playrooms showcase everything from custom dioramas to slides and LEGO walls. These incredible spaces are imaginative, educational, experiential and most importantly, fun. One might say they could rival a kid’s own bedroom. Here are seven playrooms in luxury New York residences that add a new meaning to playtime.

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THE ALYN Featuring 2,400 square feet of indoor and outdoor play space, the playroom at The Alyn allows children explore two interlocking ships, jungle palm trees, castles, slides, sprinklers, playboats and planetary ceilings, encouraging the soaring of their imaginations. The Alyn’s location is on the Upper East Side, incorporating family-focused amenities that were a top priority for the developer, Gordon Property Group. The playroom provides endless opportunities for playing, interacting and learning, and it incorporates a wealth of interactive features for babies, toddlers and kids.

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THE PARK LOGGIA Pembrooke & Ives designed 20,000 square feet of amenities for the 172 condominiums at The Park Loggia, including a two-story kid’s playroom with multiple slides and custom treehouse-inspired cutouts for children to play and hide. There’s also a rock-climbing wall and creative seating throughout the space for kids and their adult chaperones to rest and spread out games. THE KENT There’s no need to send your kids away to summer camp if you live in The Kent on the Upper East Side. At Camp Kent, an indooroutdoor playground designed by Williams New York and executed by Extell Development and Beyer Blinder Belle, youngsters can climb a real treehouse, tell stories around a “campfire” surrounded by reimagined birch trees and follow a custom carpet with a contoured stream and plantings. Camp Kent has everything a kid needs to spend a night “under the stars.” QUAY TOWER Brooklyn’s record-setting waterfront condominium, Quay Tower, has just unveiled its spectacular collection of amenities designed by AD100 Designer Marmol Radziner, including a children’s playroom. Colorful and bright, the 1,500-square-foot children’s room inspires imaginations to run wild. Kids will be occupied for hours on the playset, or inside the playset. The music room next door also offers concerts and lessons in partnership with the Brooklyn Music School.

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WATERLINE SQUARE At Waterline Square, developer GID Development Group tapped renowned children’s museum and aquarium designer Roto to create an exceptional interactive experience inside their 4,600-squarefoot children’s playroom. Roto crafted the massive children’s space with the same spirit as its national, institutional designs, making it into a global exploration-learning experience. The design of the playroom centers on a fictional adventure story that Roto created specifically for Waterline Square. The “story” takes children on a worldly journey—with each room mimicking different scenes—to Stonehenge, on a safari in Africa, to the Egyptian pyramids, surfing in Australia, to the islands of Hawai’i and beyond. Each space is designed to be highly interactive and features fun elements such as a slide, train table and safari car. 11 HOYT 11 Hoyt is a new luxury residential building, developed by Tishman Speyer, located at the crossroads of Downtown Brooklyn and brownstone Brooklyn. The 57-story tower rises 620 feet and spans almost an entire city block. It includes a 27,000-square-foot elevated, private park for residents. The main attraction is the Park Club, which includes an indoor children’s playroom as well as a custom outdoor playground. 130 WILLIAM 130 William is world-renowned architect Sir David Adjaye’s first skyscraper, as well as his first high-rise tower in NYC. The building features a Children’s Activity Center where the building’s younger residents can enjoy athletic activity zones, including a trampoline room, mini soccer field, mini basketball court and play area. Recognized as one of the leading architects of his generation, Adjaye was recently knighted by Queen Elizabeth II. @totliving HAUTE LIVING 117

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1. Angela Birdman; 2. Aston Martin Residences team; 3. Alexander Goldstein and guests; 4. Casa Sensei sushi boat; 5. Dr. Rian Maercks, Dr. Daniel Careaga and guests; 6. La Fête du Rosé; 7. Kamal Hotchandani, Katie Sandler and Deyvanshi Masrani; 8. Françoise Bezzola

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(FLIBS), Haute Living partnered with Holman Motorcars—the exclusive specialists to luxury-automotive brands Rolls-Royce, Aston Martin and Bentley—as well as Ulysse Nardin—official timekeeper to the Boat Show—XO and Aston Martin Residences, to put together a one-of-a-kind experience for VIP Boat Show guests. Guests enjoyed the mansion festivities for five days, located at 500 Desota Drive—provided by Rainmaker Group and owner Mike Wilson, who also owns the impressive $20 million 200 Fiesta Way property—which had a beautiful array of luxury automobiles on offer from Holman Motorcars situated at the mansion entrance. Inside, lighted glass vitrines were positioned in the lounge area with a gorgeous display of Ulysse Nardin timepieces and a branded DJ booth, as well as an exclusive Aston Martin Residences lounge, housing a stunning model of the development, set to unveil in just a few short years. Haute Living provided guests with complimentary tickets, as well as transportation via a luxury Worth Avenue Yachts tender, to the show. A live DJ kept guests entertained with fun beats, while Casa Sensei provided a delicious spread of Pan-Asian Latin fusion cuisine and sushi rolls. A full bar was offered to guests, which included La Fête du Rosé from St. Tropez and American Icon beer. 8

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Wednesday night’s Holman Motorcars’ kickoff dinner celebrated the luxury-car dealership and its offerings, as well as introduced the home to the guests in attendance. To start the evening, wines, cocktails and Louis Roederer Champagne were offered to guests. On Friday night, Haute Living partnered with Ulysse Nardin for a very special dinner, as well as XO and LOUIS XIII. The intimate cocktail and dinner served as a fundraiser for One More Wave—a nonprofit organization that creates custom surfboards for American veterans who became amputees as a result of battle or have other disabilities/PTSD, allowing them to enjoy the ocean and its therapeutic qualities. After a live auction, the group raised over $100K toward the organization, where the highlight was a lively bidding war between two guests for the #1 of 100 limited edition Ulysse Nardin x One More Wave timepiece, which went for $37,000. Other items included a custom painting by artist Maria Elena Haupert of Art by Unapologetic; a stunning cigar humidor from Gurkha’s Founder Kaizad Hansotia; a personalized LOUIS XIII in-home-tasting experience with Maximilien Pats; a Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa seven-night stay in Grand Cayman courtesy of Chris Duggan of Dart Enterprises; and substantial monetary donations. Continued on next page 1

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1. Guest, Chris Bell and Marcus Stroman at Holman Motorcarsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; kickoff dinner; 2. Petrossian Caviar; 3. Frank Beideman, Mindy Holman, Seth Semilof, Maximilien Pats, Mike Rocco, April Donelson, Louis and Angela Birdman; 4. Mike Rocco with Bentley Flying Spur; 5. Maximilien Pats; 6. Guest, Howard Schwartz, Ralph Avila, Marcus Stroman, Frank Beideman, Brian Bates, Gregg Stone and Gene Welsh

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On Saturday night, Haute Living brought together Holman Motorcars and Bentley to host a select group of luxury-car collectors and enthusiasts for a private cocktail and dinner to unveil the automotive brandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s latest masterpiece: the Bentley Flying Spur. After the official unveiling of the car and admiring its impressive finishes and features, guests made their way to the outdoor pool area of the mansion for a lovely meal by MG Catering & Events. Guests ended the night with a signature LOUIS XIII cognac toast. On Sunday, Haute Living invited guests for a closing brunch, in partnership with Impact Coach Katie Sandler, who inspired the group by sharing her moving story of hardships and hope, which led her to live her life in the most meaningful way possible: with purpose. Following the brunch, guests made their way back inside the house to enjoy cocktails and conversation with one another, while the mansion opened its doors to VIP Boat Show guests for its last day of operation. 6

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+CANTOR SPINE INSTITUTE Revolutionizing spinal care through “ultrasonic” minimally invasive procedures.

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DR. JEFFREY CANTOR AT THE CANTOR SPINE INSTITUTE, LOCATED IN FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA., IS PIONEERING

an entirely new approach to spine surgery. Using new ultrasonic technology, individuals with spinal conditions such as cervical spinal stenosis, lumbar spinal stenosis, spondylolisthesis, disc herniations and more complex spinal conditions can now avoid spinal fusions. Until recently, patients have been limited to traditional and dated spine surgery methods that utilized sharp, “Dremel” saw-like cutting tools to relieve painful pressure from the spinal nerves. Lacking in precision, blades spinning at high speeds cannot safely work in confined spaces without necessitating the removal of large amounts of bone and important structures, a process called laminectomy. These important structures that hold us upright, keep us active and mobile are subsequently replaced with rods, screws and fusions. The result can be unnecessary loss of mobility, function and lifestyle. The stiffness of fusions also creates abnormal stresses above and below the fused area, leading to increased rates of wear. Pain often returns resulting in the need for additional surgery. According to Dr. Cantor, “The process of doing a surgery to fix a problem that can potentially create a bigger problem has to be rethought.” Now, taking advantage of new and innovative technology, Dr. Cantor offers his patients motion-preserving, functionsparing, and lifestyle-saving spinal surgery. The “Bone Scalpel” is an ultrasonic bone cutter with a dull blade that vibrates back and forth at an extremely high frequency (22,500 oscillations per second) to essentially dissolve bone. Since the blades are not sharp and do not spin or tear, they can be safely used in confined spaces. This technology is redefining minimally invasive spinal surgery. The ultrasonic Bone Scalpel has facilitated advances that were previously not possible or safe. After almost 30 years of clinical practice and close to 10,000 spinal-surgery procedures, ultrasonic technology has completely changed and improved Dr. Cantor’s process and practice. It has enabled him to design new surgical techniques that are much less invasive than traditional surgery and can actually do much of what laser surgery promised but failed to deliver. Using techniques that Dr. Cantor has developed, the Bone Scalpel enables him to isolate and essentially dissolve the painful bone spurs that “pinch” nerves. It is a precision sculpting tool that enables bone cutting in a tiny space, and it can be used safely, even in direct contact with nerves. This instrument allows access to work inside the spinal canal with less compromise of native anatomy. Traditional laminectomy is no longer necessary. The normal, necessary, structures that hold us up, keep us active and mobile can be preserved. “If you don’t remove the important structures of the spine, you don’t have to rebuild them with fusions and rods and screws,” says Dr. Cantor. Using these new techniques and technologies, Dr. Cantor has been able to dramatically reduce the magnitude of spinal surgeries. This process has resulted in many measurable advantages, such as preservation of mobility and function; improved surgical outcomes and patient satisfaction scores; reduced overall complications and surgical pain; dramatic reduction in narcotic needs after surgery; faster recovery and healing time; and more. Dr. Cantor’s founding vision for Cantor Spine Institute is to deliver lifestyle-preserving, long-lasting and superior solutions for patients with spine problems. His pioneering of nondestructive processes, techniques and procedures are the result of exhaustive research, painstaking outcome analysis, incessant practice and a positive embrace of the benefits of new technology. The commitment at Cantor Spine Institute is to provide its patients with the safest, transformative and individualized treatment plans that harness the latest technology and innovations to preserve, restore and better the spine. It is very important to note that in certain cases such as scoliosis, spinal deformity, revision surgery and other specific situations, spinal fusions are necessary and useful. However, they should be avoided whenever possible, and these new techniques facilitate that process. To learn more about Cantor Spine Institute’s revolutionary patient care, visit www.CantorSpine.com.

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launch with cocktails and dinner for Los Angeles Lakers star Anthony Davis. The evening—powered by XO and LOUIS XIII Cognac—brought together Davis’ closest family and friends, including teammates such as Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Rajon Rondo, Dwight Howard, DeMarcus Cousins, Avery Bradley and LeBron James. Guests—including XO’s Sergey Petrossov— enjoyed a champagne cocktail party at the Mr. C Beverly Hills patio, after which, they made their way into a private dining room inside the restaurant for a delicious meal. After dinner, LOUIS XIII Brand Ambassador Wayne Chang took to the room to lead guests through a special tasting. Desserts were served and the signature Baccarat clinks echoed through the room as the Lakers teammates and guests all had their first sips to celebrate the man of the hour.

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Nas with an intimate cocktail and dinner at the stunning Watches of Switzerland Soho boutique with Hennessy. As guests made their way downstairs for dinner, violinist Edward W. Hardy played a rendition of iconic Nas songs with a high-energy performance before guests indulged in an exquisite meal catered by Cipriani. The boutique’s basement level was recently renovated to include a new “Sneaker Time” exhibition exploring the obsessive culture of collectability and rarity through 15 inspired combinations of unique timepieces and rare sneakers, which served as the backdrop for the dinner. Hennessy Ambassador Karl Josef Co led guests through a signature tasting of the high-end cognac, Hennessy XO, before the group clinked glasses and toasted to Nas. Haute Living Co-Founder Seth Semilof also took the moment to present Nas with a specially commissioned piece of art by artist Jojo Anavim. And finally, Hennessy presented Nas with a special bottle that doubles as a piece of art—Hennessy’s Very Special Collector’s Edition by worldrenowned artist Felipe Pantone.

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rock star Steven Tyler of Aerosmith, together with Ulysse Nardin, XO and illa Bimini Resort & Residences, at the 1 Hotel Sky Penthouse. In addition, the night served as an opportunity to educate the crowd on a charitable organization that Tyler founded in partnership with Youth Villages called Janie’s Fund, which “bring[s] hope and healing to girls who have suffered the trauma of abuse and neglect.” Performer Yoli Mayor lent her unbelievable talent to open the meal by singing a rendition of one of Aerosmith’s most iconic love ballads, “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing.” After a delicious meal from Chefs Thanawat Bates and David Henriquez, Haute Living CEO Kamal Hotchandani took to the microphone to thank the generous partners for the evening, as well as Steven Tyler himself, who, with his illustrious career, warm personality and kind, philanthropic heart, represents so much of what Haute Living does, as well.

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1. Atmosphere; 2. Leslie Bethel, Rafael Reyes, Steven Tyler, Karolina Bethel, Kamal Hotchandani and Deyvanshi Masrani; 3. François-Xavier Hotier, Maria Elena Haupert, Kamal Hotchandani and Dennis Crowley; 4. François-Xavier Hotier and Steven Tyler; 5. Violet Camacho, April Donelson, Steven Tyler, Kamal Hotchandani and Deyvanshi Masrani; 6. Gabrielle Anwar and Shareef Malnik

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event, to honor the most influential and impactful Miami residents across the fields of sports, philanthropy, real estate, business, hospitality, entertainment, the arts, fashion, technology and more. This year’s celebration took place at Swire Properties‘ Brickell City Centre, together with Westime, Ikonick Motors and Siebert Financial. Guests were welcomed with flutes of delicate Dom Pérignon Champagne, as well as a full bar offering, which included Belvedere vodka and Clase Azul Reposado tequila. Inside the space, Marlow Rosado and his 11-piece band played lively music of popular Latin hits as guests dined on a gourmet meal curated by MG Catering & Events. Haute Living CEO Kamal Hotchandani took to the front of the room to address Miami’s most elite, to thank them for their dedication to make Miami the greatest city on Earth, highlighting their charitable efforts that make such a deep impact on Miami and beyond. 7

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a special cocktail party at Aston Martin Residences Miami, followed by a private cruise aboard the incredible Utopia III yacht, owned by Market America|SHOP.COM founders Loren and JR Ridinger. The evening started at the Aston Martin Residences Miami sales center in the Downtown area, where guests enjoyed the gorgeous waterfront views and of course, the stunning finishes of the building, introducing them to the highly anticipated project. After, select guests were invited upon the majestic Utopia III to enjoy cocktails followed by a private, seated dinner, catered by Zuma. Haute Living CEO Kamal Hotchandani addressed the intimate crowd, thanking them for their attendance and sending a special thanks to the Ridingers for their gorgeous yacht; Alejandro Aljanati—Chief Marketing Officer for G&G Business Developments, whose portfolio includes Aston Martin Residences Miami—for his partnership; and special guest, NFL legend and former Super Bowl MVP Ray Lewis, who touched upon some of his charitable endeavors as part of his foundation. 5

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Michelin +The Experience A one-on-one interview with Chef Christopher Kostow of 3-Michelin starred The Restaurant at Meadowood, on his three-night dining experience in Los Angeles with American Express Centurion and The Summit for Three by Centurion. BY LAURA SCHREFFLER

As the chef behind one of only 135 3-Michelin star restaurants in the world—Napa Valley’s The Restaurant at Meadowood—he knows all about culinary perfection and striving for excellence. But until now, it’s only been those who travel to his picture-perfect hotel, Meadowood, that have been able to taste his innovative American fare. That changed one recent weekend when Kostow brought his haute cuisine to Los Angeles with American Express Centurion and The Summit for Three by Centurion, an unimaginable three-night dining experience timed against SUMMIT LA19. SUMMIT LA is the world’s preeminent ideas festival, featuring over 80 talks and 40 performances. This experience represents one of the most meaningful gatherings of the minds among leaders in their respective fields. Kostow—along with fellow Chefs René Redzepi of Noma and Michael Solomonov of Zahav—took over the Cooper Design Space Penthouse to serve his fabulous fare to an intimate, upscale audience… and in the process, chatted with Haute Living about his plans for expansion, how he strives for culinary perfection and what he’s really doing on his night off from The Restaurant (and what he’s really eating). Haute Living: Let’s talk about the Amex Centurion Summit Dinner series. How do you feel about serving your Michelin-star fare in a completely different setting? Christopher Kostow: We’re thrilled to partner with American Express Centurion on this very-wellconcepted event during SUMMIT LA. It’s a wonderful opportunity for our team to share a glimpse of what we do at The Restaurant at Meadowood. 130 HAUTE LIVING hauteliving.com

HL: What are you most excited about working with American Express Centurion? CK: The American Express Centurion team is wonderful to work with. They have the same expectation for high-quality standards, which makes executing an event at this level feasible. They have also brought together an extremely talented group of partners and guests. We’re looking forward to a really special evening. HL: Have you done any brand collaborations like this in the past? CK: Our team has had the great fortune to work with many amazing brands from all over the world. We choose to collaborate with partners who have similar standards and the desire to create unique experiences. HL: How will you be reinventing Meadowood to fit the Los Angeles backdrop, as well as the physical space in the Cooper Design Space? CK: American Express Centurion has done an amazing job curating each night. Our dinner will feel very specific to The Restaurant. We are also bringing a few special touches from the Napa Valley for the guests to enjoy. HL: Do you plan on catering to the city in some way, or creating something that’s unique for LA specifically? What, if so? CK: We want to provide our guests in Los Angeles with the same experience we would provide our guests at The Restaurant. HL: Have you tried the dishes at Zahav or Noma before? Are you planning on staying for the entire weekend to meet Chef Solomonov or Chef Redzepi?

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CK: I have great respect for both Michael and Rene, and have had the pleasure to collaborate with both of them in the past. Michael joined us at The Restaurant for our December guest chef series The Twelve Days of Christmas, and Rene and I were able to cook together in Napa Valley last year. HL: Do you have long-term plans to create concepts in other cities around the States or the world outside of Napa? If so, in five years, 10, etc.? CK: We are definitely always exploring new and interesting projects. This summer, we opened a new project in Mainland China called Ensue. It’s been a wonderful opportunity to spend more time in that part of the world as well as challenge and grow my own palate. HL: How do you keep The Restaurant at Meadowood constantly evolving? CK: The Restaurant continues to evolve because of our talented team. They push every single day to keep things moving forward. HL: When you’re home, are you cooking for your family, or are they cooking for you? If you cook, what are you making? CK: My wife, Martina, is a wonderful cook and prepares most of the meals for our family. I try to cook at home once a week—usually something simple. Martina’s top pick is miso salmon and vegetables. HL: What are your top five go-to restaurants in the world, and what are you ordering when you’re there? CK: That is a tough question. There are too many restaurants to choose from in the world and too many friends who might be offended by my choices. HL: What to you is the greatest luxury in life, and why? CK: My greatest luxury in life is the time I have with my family. @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 131

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+Fried Chicken Frenzy

Fuku—part of David Chang’s Momofuku Group—has opened its doors in Santa Monica, where fried chicken enthusiasts can enjoy its simple, but delicious fried chicken offered three ways: in a sandwich, as fingers and bone-in. BY DEYVANSHI MASRANI

among foodies and non-foodies alike; with David Chang’s leadership, the group has solidified its placement as one of the most famous restaurant groups in the world, with its unique flavor combinations, Southeast Asian and Americaninspired cuisine and its more approachable concept in restaurants like Noodle Bar, Ko and of course, Momofuku. As the great American debate of where to find the best fried chicken continues, Momofuku Group’s latest outpost—Fuku in Santa Monica, California—has deservedly become a valiant candidate, offering fried chicken three ways: fried chicken sandwiches, fried chicken fingers and bone-in fried chicken. Here, we sit down with Fuku’s CEO, Alex Muñoz-Suarez, who discusses the new restaurant, the keys to its success and what makes that fried chicken just so special. Haute Living: Tell us about Fuku, in your own words. Alex Muñoz-Suarez: Fuku is a restaurant born out of Momofuku’s love of fried chicken. We’re constantly trying out new things like our Rippin’ Hot Fried Chicken at our Santa Monica restaurant. Overall, we aim to serve simple, delicious fried chicken prepared in a variety of different ways. HL: Why did you decide to open in Santa Monica? AMS: Los Angeles is an amazing food city and has such a great culture of fried chicken that we’re excited to be a part of. We had a great time serving at Coachella the past two years, and we wanted to build and deepen our connection to the Los Angeles community. HL: What makes the fried chicken sandwich so special? AMS: We use a dark meat thigh for our spicy fried chicken sandwich that we marinate in habanero purée before breading and frying. It stays juicy and crispy and provides the right amount of heat with each bite. HL: The menu is very simple and straightforward. Why did you decide to provide a limited number of choices for diners? AMS: We offer fried chicken three ways: sandwiches, fingers, and bone-in with a variety of seasonal sides and snacks. The Fuku team enjoys the simplicity of the menu, while also offering a variety of secret menu options. 132 HAUTE LIVING hauteliving.com

HL: Which menu item (including sides, etc.) is your favorite and why? AMS: [The] bone-in fried chicken is my favorite menu item. It reminds me of eating fried chicken growing up as a kid in Miami. I also like that we offer a variety of spice blends with the bone-in chicken; I prefer the Rippin’ Hot version. It’s incredibly spicy—we serve it with gloves and milk— yet addictive. HL: You’ve been with the Momofuku Group for quite some time. What is it about the group that keeps you so loyal? AMS: The team and our constant strive for innovation are key reasons why I’m so happy to work at Fuku. I’m lucky and honored to work alongside incredibly intelligent and passionate people at Momofuku and Fuku. HL: What are some of the key elements that have been so pivotal in Fuku’s success? AMS: Delicious food always wins. Our Fuku culinary team led by Chef Stephanie Abrams ensures continued menu development and innovation. We’re always looking to make the most delicious food while looking to improve all our food offerings. The Fuku storefront teams led by store General Managers and Fuku Corporate work hard to provide our guests with the best experience possible. HL: With so many fried chicken dishes/sandwiches that claim to be the best, what differentiates Fuku’s fried chicken from the others? AMS: Our original spicy fried chicken sandwich uses dark meat, which makes us unique, but we also have a variety of delicious augments customers can request when ordering. My favorite is the knockout fried chicken sandwich, which is our classic spicy dark meat fried chicken topped with our knockout sauce and seasoned cabbage. HL: What’s next for Fuku and what can we expect from it, moving forward? AMS: Fuku will continue to grow in existing markets and enter new markets in 2020 and beyond. You can always expect menu development and introduction of new items as we continue to evolve our menu. We have a few new menu items being introduced in the coming months that we are very excited about.

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