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I’VE BEEN DRINKING AFTER SIX DECADES IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY, SIR ROD STEWART WAS READY TO START SOMETHING NEW. AND NOW, HE HAS: HIS VERY OWN WHISKY. BY LAURA SCHREFFLER PHOTOGRAPHY DAVID CLERIHEW STYLING ASSISTANT FAYE CARNON SHOT ON LOCATION IN ESSEX, U.K. ALL CLOTHING SIR STEWART’S OWN
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ir Rod Stewart CBE (that’s Commander of the Order of the British Empire, to you) is painting a picture, and it ain’t a pretty one. His tale of woe goes like this: there was once a teenager from the U.K. (and no, this isn’t a limerick) a lad who didn’t quite get the whole ‘drinking in moderation thing’ and, after a night of binging on whisky, got so violently ill (re: ‘sloshed,’ ‘toasted,’ or ‘drunk as a skunk’) that he literally refused to touch the stuff again for 62 years. The man in question, of course, is Sir Stewart, and much like his 16-year-old self, he still doesn’t always know (or, more truthfully, care to adhere to) his imbibing limits. Let’s chalk it up to the fact that Stewart simultaneously rediscovered his love of said liquor and launched his own label this past summer with Wolfie’s, a 40 percent ABV blended Scotch. And thank goodness for that, because he’d have a real problem selling something he literally couldn’t stomach the taste of. “I was far from a whisky drinker. I got terribly, terribly drunk on whisky at age 16 and really didn’t touch it ever since,” the 78-year-old rocker admits on an early September afternoon from his 18th-century estate in Essex, a county in the east of England, just two days after wrapping an 18-show North American tour. “A lot of musician friends I’ve spoken to won’t drink a certain alcohol because they had a bad experience with it. And that was me with whisky. But it’s certainly one of my favorite [libations] now. Obviously, I’m going to say that — I own a whisky brand — but the truth is, I don’t drink much liquor neat anyway. It’s not good for your throat — and I’m a singer.” “I’ve heard that about you,” I say. But what could have possibly made him change his mind after six decades of abstinence? A miracle? Hypnotization? Magic? Nope, none of the above. “A musician friend of mine in Glasgow [John McLaughlin of Johnny Mac and the Faithful], who I’ve known for some time, said he had a friend in the whisky business who wanted to start a label, and would I be interested? I said, ‘Of course.’” It was meeting his now-business partner, Wolfie’s CEO Duncan Frew, that really sealed the deal. “When I met Duncan, we hit it off because we’re both football [soccer] fans and Celtic F.C. supporters. We’re like Laurel and Hardy.” “Who is who?” I wonder of both men, who are currently sitting side by side in Stewart’s massive home gym, a plethora of Celtic F.C. paraphernalia behind them, as if to make a point. “You’ll have to make up your mind when you finish the interview,” Stewart says with a wink. [Side note: I still haven’t figured it out.] What I do know is this: it’s been a two-year journey since the gents met, and Stewart has been an active owner at every stage — from the labeling, to the bottle shape, to which of his song lyrics should be included and where — as well as, of course, the liquid itself, and he assures me that he has been extremely hands-on. While Frew might have conceptualized all ideas, he did run “everything by me, absolutely every detail,” according to Stewart, from “the glass to the label to the many tastings of the liquid.” In fact, he was right there with Frew earlier this year at this distillery, where he met with everyone from the coopers to the master distillers of Wolfie’s. But even before that, Frew had instilled his trust. “I don’t think we’ve gone a day without speaking since [we decided to partner up]. Duncan runs it all by me to see if I approve, but he knows what he’s doing. He’s been in [the spirits business] for 20-odd years.” But back to Laurel and Hardy. The slapstick comedy duo’s signature phrase, “Well, here’s another nice mess you’ve gotten me into!” flashes through my head as this pair riff off one another — and only because they’re describing some of their
recent shenanigans out “on the piss.” Their friendship — and working relationship — is clearly anything but (a mess, that is). “We had a skinful last night at The Ritz,” Stewart declares, explaining, “We had some mixes last night, some experiments, and it was really tremendous. It was like apple pie, custard, and ice cream all together.” Frew adds, “[Michele Lombardi], the head bartender at The Ritz, is making a special cocktail for the hotel called ‘Rhythm of My Heart.’ It was too good; we might have had a few of those last night.” [Side bar: This libation is top secret; its ingredients will be announced just before Burns’ Night, an event of which marks the January 25 birthday of Scotland’s most eminent poet, Robert Burns]. To this particular twosome, Wolfie’s is something that can truly be drunk anywhere — and trust me, they do. Frew begins to laugh when he describes the dichotomy of two recent nights promoting the product, and you’ll see why. “We got a Rolls-Royce to The Ritz last night and had the best mixologist in the world making us these amazing cocktails infused with smoke. And then, a few days ago, we drove up in Rod’s new LaFerrari [a stunning, $4 million white whip which has its own Celtic F.C. themed, burglar-proof garage] to The Cock, a lovely, wee country pub. We had all the old men, locals, sipping on it neat. It’s amazing to see how people do different things with it, which is what’s so fun about it.” There’s a lot to love about the product itself outside of the Scottish Laurel and Hardy’s promotional style. For starters, it was created as an homage to Stewart’s career, drawing inspiration from his early hell-raising days with Faces, with subtle nods to Americana to boot. Which, basically, is enough of an impetus for any true fan to try it, but both Stewart and Frew know that a name alone isn’t enough to inspire brand loyalty. That said, on this front, they’re armed and ready. “[Fans] aren’t going to drink it just because I’m associated with it. I have to convince them it’s a very, very unusual and brand new taste of whisky. I’m not a connoisseur by any means, but this one is so acceptable to the palate,” Stewart declares. Frew is a connoisseur, though, and he’s standing by the brand (obviously) as well. “We worked really hard to make it as smooth as possible. That was the biggest thing. It can be mixed and drunk straight. We want people to have fun with it, play around with it, and enjoy it.” Whisky enthusiasts will certainly do just that: it is truly enjoyable to drink. Wolfie’s perfectly marries grain and malt whiskies, resulting in a lightly peated, smooth, and wonderfully balanced final blend filled with flavors of warm cinnamon, fresh vanilla, and baked apple. It has delicate notes of sweet peat and pears in syrup, with a finish of candied citrus peels and gentle oak spice. The whisky is handcrafted in small batches on the banks of Loch Lomond from malted barley and unmalted cereals using a three-step process of preparation, distillation, and maturation. Each undergoes separate, age-old processes to finely turn the sugars into alcohol. For the single malt, the wash is distilled twice in large copper stills. For the grain whisky, distillation takes place in continuous column stills made of stainless steel with copper elements. American oak bourbon casks are chosen to age the liquid slowly, allowing all the flavors to mature. Before filling, coopers char each cask to release wood compounds that impart flavor and color to the maturing spirit. Some might argue that the exterior is just as important as what’s inside, and so, lyrics ‘Rhythm of My Heart,’ referencing the opening track from Stewart’s 1991 album Vagabond Heart, are emblazoned on the base of each bottle. This choice is strategic, given that his recording of the song was a nod to his Scottish heritage, having adapted the melody from the traditional folk song “Loch Lomond” — which is where the spirit is produced. And when it comes to where these two plan on taking the brand, the sky really is the limit. Says Stewart, “We want it to be a success, obviously, all around the world. And you know, when I’m no longer on the planet, I’d like people to order a drink of Wolfie’s and say, ‘Oh, I remember this song’ at the same time.” [Frew, too, is always thinking big picture, but for now, has a more immediate piece of good news — he tells Stewart during our chat that the Celtic F.C. Women team has asked Wolfie’s to sponsor them. Go Celtic pride!] @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 17
Some of Stewart’s best recent memories have taken place while drinking Wolfie’s, although, admittedly, when drunk in excess, it does have the tendency to do quite the opposite. Take his recent July 6th show at Edinburgh Castle, for example. It was an iconic show to play — especially for a man who takes such pride in his Celtic heritage. But the show’s aftermath was just as memorable for the rocker, as it turns out. Frew sets the scene, saying,“We’ve actually got the band converted as well. We do Wolfie’s appletinis after every show, which go down a treat. [At this show], we had a bartender who was a bit heavy-handed with the whisky, and it was an interesting evening.” Stewart is more than happy to expand here. His hangover has finally dissipated, after all. “It was two weeks ago, and we’re still hung over,” he says with a husky laugh, adding, “I have six females in the band, all gorgeous, and great musicians as well, and six guys — so there’s 13 of us. And after every show, we get together in the dressing room and talk about how great we are and how good we were. This particular night, we had appletinis. And, as Duncan said, the barman overmixed — he put too much whisky in — and we were on the floor after about an hour.” I have so many questions, but in regard to this night, the details are in the vault (if the guys actually remember them at all, that is). So, I ask one lingering question about the brand instead. What’s in a name? As it turns out, Wolfie’s, as conceived by Frew, is apropos of nothing. For his part, Stewart thinks it’s “fabulous” — and I happen to think it’s fitting. There is something decidedly wolfish about his countenance, from his cheeky smile to his spiky hair. Well played, team. As Stewart says with a shrug, “It just gets the imagination going. And so why not?”
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ir Roderick David Stewart needs to keep moving. He is a giant, restless ball of energy — leaping up frequently to wander, take bathroom breaks, show me a photo, or greet visitors (he thought his 94-year-old sister, Mary, had arrived to “clean his silver.” I think he’s joking.). This might be why he’s still performing as he approaches his 80th birthday — this constant state of motion will keep him forever young, if you will. But, because he’s seen and done it all (as one of the best-selling recording artists of all time and as a man whose career has spanned six decades inevitably has), he gets bored very, very quickly. It’s partially, I think, why he was up for the challenge of launching a whisky label when he didn’t even drink whisky — it was something new, something refreshing. It’s most certainly why he likes discussing it. After 60-plus years of answering the same mindless questions on repeat, Stewart loves being able to change the narrative. And so, I could ask him about his achievements, to which he’d likely yawn in my face. Or, far more likely, he’d respond with something cheeky to entertain himself, like a modern-day Loki in leather pants. I opt for a different course of action entirely, and we talk about how he entertains himself on tour, lest he become idle and, in turn, become a troublemaker. Stewart loves performing. He’s never happier than when he’s on stage, and that’s a fact, even after all these years. “That two hours on stage is the most potent drug you can imagine,” he admits. “It’s highly addictive. It’s all the bloody in-between time I don’t like, sitting in hotel rooms… although when I am sat around like that, I build my model railroad so that I’m not idle.” So hear this: when Stewart travels, he brings part of his model railroad with him, which he’s been working on for the better part of 30 years. I say ‘part’ because the entirety actually fills up the majority of his home gym, much of which can’t be transported by private plane (which is how he travels). “It’s something I’m working on for five or six hours a day. While all the banders are
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sitting around picking their noses, I’m occupied,” he says, not smugly, but cheekily, as per usual. He shows me a photo of said model train city, and I’m flabbergasted by the sheer scale of it. But then again, after 30 years of working on one project, what should I have expected? I’m surprised even further when he tells me that his love for this hobby nearly changed the course of his career. “My dad [was the first person who] bought me a model railroad, but he also was the first person to buy me a guitar instead of a part for my train set. When I was young, I said, ‘Dad, I don’t want a guitar; I want that signal.’ So, it’s always been a huge part of my life, and it’s a huge part now,” he explains. This is what Stewart really wants to discuss when pressed: how his parents truly felt about his decision to become a musician. “No one’s ever really asked me that,” he says. Well, someone just did. Though I feel like the answer is obvious, if his father pulled a fast one and bought him a guitar instead of the model train part he had been begging for. “They were extremely cooperative with me,” he tells me. “They said, ‘Go for it, son.’ Way back then, to be in a rock band was like, ‘What do you want to do that for?’ My dad was especially encouraging, though. He bought me my first guitar when I didn’t really even want a guitar. His idea was, I think, ‘There’s some money in this, son.’ So, my whole family — including my two brothers — clubbed together and bought me my second guitar, a Zenith, that I still have and have had since I was 16 or 17 years old. I beg any parents out there who have children who want to go into music to be encouraging because everyone should have that chance.” Interestingly enough, Stewart’s early history didn’t revolve around music. It wasn’t until his late teens that he picked up a guitar at all. He was born during World War II in Highgate, North London, the youngest of five children. His father, Robert, was a Scottish master builder from Leith, Edinburgh, with a penchant for model trains and football; his mother, Elsie, was an Englishwoman from Upper Holloway in North London. Yet, every one of his family members played a part in making Stewart both the man and musician he is today, coming together to pay for the tools he needed to succeed. “We didn’t have any money,” he admits. “We lived in rented apartments, but my family always found room and money to give me to keep me going. I owe them so much.” It was with their support that he left school at age 15 with aspirations of becoming a professional footballer, even going for trials at Third Division club Brentford F.C. in the summer of 1960 (which, fortunately for the history of music, didn’t happen.) They also fully supported his musical career, which began, after a stint busking, in 1963 when he joined The Dimensions as a harmonica player and vocalist. In 1964, he briefly played with Long John Baldry and the All Stars before becoming a member of the Jeff Beck Group in 1967, and later, Faces in 1969; the same year that he also released his first solo album, An Old Raincoat Won’t Ever Let You Down. His third album, 1971’s Every Picture Tells a Story — home to one of his most iconic tracks, ‘Maggie May’ — was really his breakthrough, though, topping the charts in countries including the U.S., U.K., Canada, and Australia. That’s just the start, and likely where I’ll finish because Stewart’s slew of accolades, achievements, and milestones are seemingly endless. I couldn’t possibly attempt to include them all here, but suffice to say, he’s responsible for some of the most iconic songs in history, inclusive of ‘Forever Young’, ‘Rhythm of My Heart’, ‘Tonight’s the Night’, ‘I Don’t Want To Talk About It’, and ‘Da Ya Think I’m Sexy’; has 31 studio albums, the most recent being 2021’s The Tears of Hercules; and has been ranked by Billboard as the 15th Greatest Artist of all time. But back before he sold an estimated 250 million records and singles worldwide, before he became one of the few stars to enjoy chart-topping albums throughout every decade of his career, before he had two inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the ASCAP Founders Award for songwriting, became a New York Times bestselling author, a Grammy Living Legend and winner, and was officially knighted by the late, great Queen Elizabeth II for his services to music and charity, he was just a boy who wanted the approval and pride of his parents. He still remembers that boy well.
As such, he tries to pass along the wisdom and life lessons he’s procured over the course of his 78 years to his eight children (and his eight grandchildren). Those kids are Sarah, 60, with former girlfriend Susannah Boffey; Kimberly, 44, and Sean, 43, with first wife Alana Stewart; Ruby, 36, with ex-girlfriend Kelly Emberg; Renee, 31, and Liam, 29, with second wife Rachel Hunter; and his children with current wife of 16 years, Penny Lancaster Stewart: 17-year-old Alastair, the face of Wolfie’s first campaign, and Aiden, 12. His own parents were amazing, and Stewart tries to be the same for his brood (which is no mean feat with eight kids). But he’s of a different era, and he’s a rocker. His lifestyle now — the LaFerrari, the Essex mansion, the private plane — these things are drastically different from what his own parents had growing up, but fundamentally, he still has the same values as his late parents. Needless to say, there are certain parenting differences: “I don’t think I’m as strict with my kids as my mom and dad — especially my dad — were,” he admits. “I’m very lenient with them. None have gotten into any serious trouble. A couple dabbled with drugs, but that’s all done now. I’m very proud of them all. When I’m on the road, I miss my family so much. I miss my wife. I always find them a wonderful luxury when I come home.” But tour he must — it’s very nearly in his blood to the point that he can’t imagine his life without it. Yet, that part of his life may abruptly come to an end on November 22, the last official date of his 11-year Las Vegas residency at Caesars Palace. Will he return? On this front, not even Stewart is certain what the future holds. “I’ve got one more session to go in November, and I’m not sure what’s next. Purely, I love Caesars Palace. They treat me like a king; they really do. But because I’ve made a swing album with a guy named Jools Holland, I really want to start singing that stuff. I want to promote it. If I go back to Vegas — and I’d like to — if the album’s a big success, maybe I could do a swing show, big band stuff. Who knows?” If Lady Gaga can do it with a jazz and piano show, why can’t he, I reason? “Absolutely,” he agrees, adding thoughtfully, “She’s a good singer, by the way, Lady Gaga. Really good.” My vote would be for a Rod Stewart/Lady Gaga swing show, so here’s hoping. They’re both incredible, consummate performers (with equally incredible hair). And I can’t speak for Gaga, but Stewart shares that he’s so dedicated that, on days he’s performing, he refuses to speak until it’s show time. He goes by self-prescribed orders, days of total silence, wearing a sign that says, “Doctor’s orders, can’t speak, voice rest.” He discovered several years ago that this moratorium on speaking preserved his vocal cords and enhanced his performance, but even before this “always gave 110 percent on the stage [including] being on time. I’m particular about that. I like to start the show right when it’s announced, whether the place is full or not, whether people are late coming in or not. Anybody can tell you that in Vegas, I go on at 7:30 p.m. sharp. I like to think I’ve always been a true professional and that that hasn’t changed.” I’ll say. It’s a total task to give the fans what they want this consistently, especially what they want is for Stewart to strut around in tight-fitting leather pants at each and every show, year in and year out. And although he divulges that these days, those pants have an elastic waist, who cares? He’s still giving the fans what they want. He’s still achieved the pinnacle of success — although he personally doesn’t see it that way. “It’s not really like that,” he protests. “You have your ups and downs. I’ll have a great album come out and then immediately after have an album that doesn’t do as well. I’ve got a great team around me that keeps me up there, and I work extremely hard. I enjoy it, though. There’s no job in the world like mine. Getting up in front of 10,000 people — singing and sending them all out smiling — is incredible. It’s not like being a footballer or a baseball player, where half the crowd wants to see you lose. They all want me to win; they want me to be as good as I am. It’s just been a tremendous life.” With or without whisky, I take it. Though obviously, the glass is always better when it’s half full. @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 21
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Those who love the allure and glamour of Hollywood’s Golden Age are in luck now that The Georgian Room has reemerged after a 60-year hiatus at the newly renovated Georgian Hotel in Santa Monica. Under the careful eye of chef David Almany, who trained under award-winning chef Nancy Silverton for over a decade, the renowned restaurant emulates the traditional chophouses of Tuscany with classic steakhouse accoutrements and Italian flair. Highlights include a 48-ounce, TGR dry-aged tomahawk ribeye; doppio ravioli; rigatoni alla vodka; and veal Parmigiana — via collaborations with renowned meat purveyor Pat La Frieda and caviar courtesy of Thomas Keller’s Regiis Ova. Cocktails center on the classic, while the wine list favors Italian varietals, with exclusive offerings from esteemed vintners like Bartolo Mascarello and Emidio Pepe. Thanks to a carefully curated design aesthetic, the eatery echoes its prior heyday, with old-school touches like a 1918 ebony-finished Steinway & Sons piano built into an Italian quartzite-topped bar; green leather booths; and a custom-designed carpet showcasing a mermaid sipping a martini. Best of all, the venue frowns on cell phones and photography, making it less of a see-and-be-seen destination and more of a “privacy is key” getaway. 1415 Ocean Ave., Santa Monica, 90401
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FOUR SEASONS HOTEL LOS ANGELES AT BEVERLY HILLS
After creating a Folia plant-based menu for its wellness floor, celebrated chef Matthew Kenney has finally brought his lauded plant-based fare to the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills in a proper brick-and-mortar restaurant with his high-end vegan concept, Plant Food & Wine. Minimalist design elements such as lush plants, white marble, and natural wood finishes are the perfect accompaniment to the sun-drenched outdoor eatery, which has taken over the existing fourth-floor poolside space. Entrées like vegan brioche French toast with coconut whip and hibiscus syrup are just as decadent as evening offerings such as butternut cashew fundido with charred broccoli and blue corn tostada and tajin. Desserts run the gamut from a vegan banana cream pie to a stone fruit creamsicle with vanilla gelato and peach granita. And for those who are wondering what the difference is between his Beverly Hills and Venice Beach locations, the answer is everything. Fans should expect an entirely different, seasonally-focused menu in Beverly Hills. 300 South Doheny Drive, Los Angeles, 90048
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DOWNTOWN LA PROPER HOTEL
Dahlia, helmed by James Beard Award-winning chef Suzanne Goin and restaurateur Caroline Styne of The Lucques Group, is hands down one of the hottest new cocktail spots in Downtown LA. The upscale lounge, named after the official national flower of Mexico, offers a space to enjoy elevated classic and non-alcoholic cocktails, focusing on traditional mixology techniques but using high-end, rare, and small-batch liquors. There’s a sense of theater here: drinks are prepared tableside from a roving bar cart, resulting in cocktails like The Sour, featuring single harvest tequila, fresh lime, egg white, and orange bitters, or an old-fashioned with barrel-strength Japanese whiskey and house-smoked cherries. The bespoke experience is highlighted by an equally magnificent setting: a Kelly Wearstler-designed space with textural Roman clay plaster walls, Moroccan cement tiles, a dramatic pair of silk ceiling fixtures, and custom stained-glass doors. 1100 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, 90015
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THE RITZ-CARLTON, LOS ANGELES
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Chef Kevin Luzande has not one but four independent dining concepts at The Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles — all operating under the name Sendero and highlighting some of the Central and South American countries that span the southern stretch of the Pan-American Highway. Here, we’re focusing on Leña, an Argentine-inspired steakhouse featuring wagyu and dryaged beef, alongside lavish seafood platters and classic Latin dishes. Chef Luzande and sous chef Pedro Passalacqua create both traditional and modern dishes from Argentina, including provoleta, a grilled provolone-style cheese, and ojo de bife, a tableside carving of wagyu double tomahawk. At the heart of the menu is a selection of prime cuts of beef, from wagyu bone-in ribeye to prime porterhouse. The restaurant’s gaucho-inspired approach to steakhouse décor features charcoal walls, dark walnut ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows that offer majestic views of the city and beyond. 900 Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles, 90015
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THE MAYBOURNE BEVERLY HILLS
Beverly Hills needed a late-night destination like the jet set need Rodeo Drive, and now, that need has finally been fulfilled at Dante Beverly Hills, an outpost of this NY-based 50 World’s Best Bars winner. Set on the hotel’s recently-renovated rooftop, Dante offers signature cocktails paired with an Italian and Mediterranean-inspired menu centered around woodfired oven entrées. The fare perfectly accompanies its cocktail program — apertivo-style drinks like a Negroni or Aperol Spritz from small, local brands and producers; there is also a menu exclusive to Beverly Hills, celebrating Californian cocktail culture with a focus on agave-forward drinks. The space is every bit as stylish as the menu, seamlessly blending European elegance with light and fresh touches, with a colorful alfresco ceiling, plush blue banquets, and white-marble tables. The poolside “Hopes & Dreams” installation by Joel Mesler makes this establishment the place to beat. 225 N. Canon Drive, Beverly Hills, 90210
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START YOUR ENGINES… AND RACE TO SIN CITY FOR F1 LAS VEGAS BY LAURA SCHREFFLER
IT’S THE INAUGURAL YEAR OF THE LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX AND
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Colombian singer J Balvin, electronic DJ trio Major Lazer, and DJ Mark Ronson will headline the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere stage during the inaugural F1 weekend, with support from Canadian DJ A-Trak on Nov. 17. Additional entertainment by iconic Las Vegas acts the Blue Man Group and Cirque du Soleil will dazzle on stage and in the fan zones. 24 HAUTE LIVING hauteliving.com
THE TEAMS + Oracle Red Bull Racing (Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez) + Scuderia Ferrari (Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz) + Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS (Lewis Hamilton and George Russell) + BWT Alpine (Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon) + McLaren Racing (Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri) + Alfa Romeo Stake (Zhou Guanyu and Valtteri Bottas) + MoneyGram Haas (Kevin Magnussen and Nico Hulkenberg) + Scuderia AlphaTauri (Yuki Tsunoda and Daniel Ricciardo) + Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant (Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso) + Williams Racing (Logan Sargeant and Alex Albon)
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excitement in Sin City has reached a fever pitch as the world’s top F1 drivers descend on the Strip. From Nov. 16–18, the likes of Max Verstappen, Charles Leclerc, and Lewis Hamilton will race for more than 50 laps around a 3.8-mile track featuring three main straights and 17 turns, with top speeds estimated to break 212 mph. Roughly 105,000 attendees are expected to fill the stands to participate in a weekend of excitement, hedonism, and speed, raising an astounding $1.2 million for both the organization and city. It’s bound to be a race to remember.
Formula 1 Heineken Silver Las Vegas Grand Prix 2023 Million Dollar All-Access Experience
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WHERE TO STAY HOTELS & CASINOS WITH HIGH-END F1 PACKAGES
The most expensive ticket in town belongs to The Wynn, and it has a $1 million price tag. The Official Formula 1 Heineken Silver Las Vegas Grand Prix 2023 Million Dollar All-Access Experience offers a group of six access to exclusive VIP areas at the Grand Prix, including the lavish Wynn Grid Club, which will be located within the Formula 1 Paddock Club. The weekend starts with luxury transportation from the airport to the Las Vegas Strip and a jeroboam of Dom Perignon upon arrival in an Encore three-bedroom duplex, which will be your home away from home for four nights. The package also includes access to exclusive events in the days leading up to the race, including the Las Vegas Grand Prix opening ceremony, which is set to be one of the most star-studded events of the weekend —so star-studded, in fact, that public tickets are not available. The package also offers dining experiences at acclaimed restaurants, private luxury tickets to the Awakening theater show, plus access to the Wynn Golf Club, award-winning salons, and spa treatments. Wynn Las Vegas will also be donating $100,000 per booking to local philanthropic efforts.
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THE BEST OF THE REST CAESARS PALACE’S EMPEROR PACKAGE
Stay in the Nobu Sky Villa inside Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace. With its sweeping views of the racetrack and prime location in the heart of the Grand Prix straightaway, the villa’s terrace provides unparalleled views of the action for up to 75 guests. The package also includes 12 tickets to the Paddock Club; all-inclusive food and beverage; access to the Pit Lane Walk and a private Caesars Entertainment space within the Paddock Club to enjoy the racing action; a private dinner for 12 curated and hosted by chef Nobu Matsuhisa; a personal driver and Rolls-Royce for the entirety of the stay; a choice of any spa service for six guests in the villa’s private treatment room by artisans from the award-winning Qua Baths and Spa; a personal VIP host to coordinate all experiences at Caesars Entertainment’s Las Vegas resort; immediate Seven Star Caesars Rewards Tier Status; and two tickets to Adele at Caesars Palace.
THE BELLAGIO
This package includes grandstand seating on top of the Bellagio Fountains with views of the main racetrack; meet and greets with F1 ambassadors; unlimited food and drink courtesy of celebrated chefs, master mixologists and sommeliers; and access to the club’s private indoor and rooftop hospitality decks. An all-star lineup of chefs from MGM Resorts’ portfolio, including Jean-Georges Vongerichten; Masaharu Morimoto; Mario Carbone; Michael Mina; and David Chang will be on hand to prepare culinary delights for club guests. Bellagio Fountain Club packages include three-day event tickets and accommodations within MGM Resorts’ premier portfolio of rooms and suites, which are walking distance from the circuit. @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 25
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THE VENETIAN LAS VEGAS
Enjoy three nights in a luxurious suite, plus two tickets to the races. Packages are priced for double occupancy and include three-day passes to the Grandstands at T-Mobile Zone at Sphere stage at The Venetian. There, fans will enjoy not only the race but also performances by Mark Ronson, Major Lazer, A-Trak, and J Balvin. There’s also a package in conjunction with BWT Alpine F1, which includes a three-night stay, plus exclusive BWT Alpine F1 team gear.
THE MIRAGE
The Mirage Zone VIP Grandstand Tickets and Room Packages VIP attendees will enjoy separate, expedited entry to the race, along with elevated seat styles with wider seats and headrests for comfort. VIP packages include two three-day VIP grandstand tickets, an open bar with alcoholic beverages and soft drinks, cocktail service, and access to a hospitality district featuring food from The Mirage’s roster of restaurants and live entertainment. Room rates are discounted 15 percent for both standard and VIP packages. Additional room nights and tickets are available; guests should inquire at the time of booking. The Suite Package starts at $12,285 and includes two three-day VIP grandstand tickets and a three-night stay in a Mirage Suite.
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This slightly off-Strip locale is a great place to stay and play regardless, but doubly so because of this F1 package: the 777 Experience. Valued at $777,000, this stay includes a seven-night stay in the Empathy Suite, a one-of-a-kind space designed by renowned artist Damien Hirst with artworks adorning every surface, spanning over 9,000 square feet and which features two king bedrooms, a private pool and terrace, and floor-to-ceiling windows with breathtaking views of the Las Vegas Strip. But there’s more: the package also includes a seven-night stay in a one-story Sky Villa, two Formula One hospitality tickets; access to prime views of the track, indoor lounge and outdoor terrace; all-inclusive food and beverage; six grandstand tickets — a racing spectators’ chance to experience high energy and stunning up-close views of the cars and track including food and beverage; dinner for eight at Scotch 80; a VIP table on the rooftop patio at Ghostbar; and seven bottles of Ace of Spades rosé at Ghostbar. That’s what we in Las Vegas call “lucky 7s” indeed!
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WHERE TO PLAY PADDOCK CLUB
The iconic Paddock Club has come to Las Vegas for the first time. For $11,590 per night, guests will receive two five-day tickets with premier seating (views of the start/finish line) and team garages; access to purchase Paddock Pass and Hot Lap experiences; and all-inclusive gourmet food and top-shelf beverages.
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WHERE TO DINE
Wolfgang Puck Catering, in collaboration with Food Fleet, is curating a selection of globally inspired cuisine, including some of the Austrian celebrity chef’s signature favorites to be savored nightly by all grandstand and general admission ticket holders in the East Harmon Zone by Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, West Harmon Zone, and T-Mobile Zone at Sphere. But there are several dining experiences visitors shouldn’t pass up, so read on!
CARVERSTEAK
Don’t miss The Macallan Epicurean Experience. Each dish of this four-course tasting at Carversteak, located at Resorts World Las Vegas, is paired with a rare cask of The Macallan single-malt Scotch whisky. The menu, curated by executive chef Daniel Ontiveros and mixologist Francesco Lafranconi, serves eight guests and is priced at $32,000. The menu includes:
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+ A 12-oz. F-1 wagyu paired with The Macallan 18 Years Old + A four-oz. Miyazaki wagyu striploin paired with The Macallan 25 Years Old + An eight-oz. domestic wagyu rib cap paired with The Macallan 30 Years Old + A surprise dessert paired with The Macallan M, the pinnacle of The Macallan’s 1824 series
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The storied LAVO Party Brunch at The Venetian offers the Chef’s Catch, a decadent seafood assortment of king crab glazed with Heinz 57 collection roast garlic crunch, snow crab, jumbo shrimp, oysters, lobster cocktail, and Kaluga caviar — flanked by handcrafted shots made with Avion tequila and Absolut Elyx vodka
($1,095). The Ultimate Bloody Mary package is also a great way to go. It includes a bottle of Belvedere vodka, fresh San Marzano tomatoes, cold-pressed lemon juice, aged balsamic, horseradish, and spices in a giant ice goblet accompanied with grilled cheese, bacon, pickles, and jalapeños ($995).
TAO ASIAN BISTRO
TAO at The Venetian has a brand-new cocktail called Casa de Clase, with one serving costing $65 and two costing $130. Part-art, partlibation, the cocktail features Clase Azul Reposado tequila, mango, lime, habanero, and Angostura bitters. The concoction is an elevated take on the classic margarita, utilizing a premium spirit and served in a repurposed bottle.
WAKUDA
Part world-class precision and part artistic intuition, the omakase experience at WAKUDA, located at The Palazzo, is helmed by two Michelin-starred chef Tetsuya Wakuda, offers an unexpected culinary journey for guests. Each course is prepared à la minute based on guests’ reactions. Only eight seats are available so that each diner can have a personalized dining experience consisting of 10–15 courses.
JOËL ROBUCHON RESTAURANT AT MGM GRAND
The 16-course degustation menu at Vegas’ only three Michelinstarred restaurant is a must for obvious reasons.
É BY JOSÉ ANDRÉS
This tiny private room adjacent to Jaleo at The Cosmopolitan books out three months in advance and has just two “showings” (exclusive tasting menus at set times) a night, so get on those reservations NOW.
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For the Louis Vuitton Men’s Fall-Winter 2023 collection, we’re taken on a nostalgic journey into adulthood, with keen inspiration taken from the formative moments of our upbringing that connect us. Through tailored suiting and dramatic yet refined silhouettes mixed with playful prints and bold accessories, the collection embraces the art of becoming an adult without losing the joie de vivre of being a kid. FASHION DIRECTOR ADRIENNE FAUROTE PHOTOGRAPHY JUAN VELOZ STYLING CHARLES ROSE PRODUCTION SHELBY COMROE GROOMER LISA-RAQUEL AT SEE MANAGEMENT MODELS JABALI SANDIFORD AT NEW YORK MODEL MANAGEMENT & SAVA SUVACAROV AT SOUL ARTIST MANAGEMENT 1ST PHOTO ASSISTANT JENNI PIETROMONACO 2ND PHOTO ASSISTANT COLIN CAULDWELL ALL CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES BY LOUIS VUITTON MEN’S
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artistic expression LOUIS VUITTON UNVEILS THE FIFTH CHAPTER OF ITS ARTYCAPUCINES COLLECTION. BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE PHOTOS COURTESY OF LOUIS VUITTON
For its fifth installment of the Artycapucines Collection, Louis Vuitton has tapped five highly revered contemporary artists to reimagine the iconic Capucines handbag. The artists — Billie Zangewa, Ewa Juszkiewicz, Liza Lou, Ida Tursic & Wilfried Mille, and Ziping Wang — each reveal their artistic expression onto the blank canvas of the Capucines bag, once again fusing Louis Vuitton’s legacy with the unique point of view of the artist embodying their respective cultures and artistic mediums.
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BILLIE ZANGEWA
Billie Zangewa, hailing from Malawi and based in South Africa, employs meticulously imperfect raw silk patchwork to conjure landscapes and portraits, as seen in her Artycapucines featuring her 2020 artwork “The Swimming Lesson” – a heartwarming depiction of her son Mika. This masterpiece comes to life through high-definition trompe-l’oeil printing, expressive embroidery, and intentionally exposed hand-stitching.
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EWA JUSZKIEWICZ Polish painter Ewa Juszkiewicz, known for her striking and surrealist works, including the 2021 piece “Ginger Locks,” translates her artistry onto the Capucines through highdefinition printing, accentuated by a string of golden pearls.
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The Franco-Serbian artistic duo Tursic & Mille infuse their fascination with contemporary image overload and recontextualization into their Capucines design, transforming the bag into their signature flower shape and adorning it with an opulent embroidered version of their 2021 painting “Tenderness.” On the inside, the Capucines is lined with leather depicting a mesmerizing print of painted coral-bell flowers, charmingly known as the “painter’s despair” or desepoir du peintre. And for a small surprise, beneath the flap is an embroidered cartoon dinosaur, a character that made its debut in the artists’ 2022 work, “The Souvenir with Dinosaur and Owl.”
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LIZA LOU
American artist Liza Lou was greatly inspired by the classic Capucines BB. Renowned for her intricate beadwork, Lou intricately embosses soft leather, which is then delicately printed in pastel hues and enveloped around the Capucines bag, creating a sculptural second skin without sacrificing the bag’s signature design.
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Chinese artist Ziping Wang crafts the smallest bag in the collection, a mini Artycapucines, featuring leather patchwork and marquetry adorned with a kaleidoscopic patchwork of leather and enamel, revealing a wild tapestry of textures and colors. Lovingly dubbed “Sweet Tooth,” Wang’s Capucines continues her exploration of candycolored, pop-culture aesthetics with boundless creativity.
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EACH NEW ARTYCAPUCINES MASTERPIECE WILL BE AVAILABLE IN LIMITED EDITIONS OF 200, AND ARE SET TO DEBUT GLOBALLY ON OCTOBER 12.
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For the Chanel Cruise 2023/24 collection, Virginie Viard fashioned a dream. A collection teeming with so many playful yet elegant design motifs, Chanel Cruise 2023/24 dances through the decades, embracing the poise of the 1920s and 30s while also grooving to the beat of the 1970s and 80s. “Between a tribute to the glamour of great film stars and evoking the world of fun to be had with aerobics, sports, and roller skating, between the dream on the one hand and what you want to wear on the other, it’s all a question of balance,” notes Viard. From whimsical prints and an array of textures to ladylike and sporty silhouettes, the Chanel Cruise 2023/24 collection is the ultimate fantasy. FASHION & CREATIVE DIRECTOR ADRIENNE FAUROTE PHOTOGRAPHY DANNY CARDOZO AT DC&CO STUDIOS STYLING ANNY CHOI HAIRSTYLIST & MAKEUP ARTIST GINA SIMONE AT CREATIVE MANAGEMENT USING CHANEL BEAUTY MODEL ARABELLA AT NEXT MANAGEMENT DIGITECH & VIDEOGRAPHER CARLOS ROJAS PHOTO ASSISTANT BRANDON SHAFRANSKI SHOT ON LOCATION AT THE COLONY PALM BEACH ALL CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES BY CHANEL
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Relaxé INTRODUCING THE BRAND-NEW DIOR SPA AT THE HÔTEL PLAZA ATHÉNÉE, THE EPITOME OF WELLNESS, ELEGANCE, AND LUXURY. BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE PHOTOGRAPHY MATTHIEU SALVAING FOR PARFUMS CHRISTIAN DIOR
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“Elegance is a whole, and what is not seen, counts as much as what is seen.” - Christian Dior
This autumn, Dior unveils its newly designed spa at the Hôtel Plaza Athénée, revealing the ultimate Parisian haven for wellness and beauty. This collaboration between two iconic houses is steeped in a shared history and a profound love for Paris. Situated at 25 Avenue Montaigne, the Hôtel Plaza Athénée has embodied authentic Parisian chic for over a century, and in 1946, it became a neighbor to the House of Dior. Over the years, the realms of luxury fashion, beauty, and hospitality began to intertwine, giving rise to the concept of Dior’s inaugural spa in partnership with Plaza Athénée in 2008. Today, the 400-square-meter sanctuary has undergone a remarkable transformation, ushering the spa into a new era of luxury, with a focus on the art of holistic well-being. The reimagined spa is a breath of fresh air, characterized by warm tones and natural materials like stone and light wood, creating an atmosphere of serenity. Guests are instantly immersed in the tranquil retreat of the Dior Spa as they enter the Le Grande Salon reception area and boutique, showcasing La Collection Privée Christian Dior’s signature scents and exclusive Dior Spa products. The spa itself boasts a sauna, steam room, five single treatment rooms, and one double treatment room. 60 HAUTE LIVING hauteliving.com
Perhaps the most noteworthy addition to the spa is the revolutionary Dior Light Suite, a treatment room that is the first of its kind among Parisian luxury hotels, inspired by light therapy. Designed in partnership with Lucibel, the suite features the “Cronos Light” LED ceiling that replicates natural sunlight in three intensities: energizing, relaxing, or restorative. This allows guests to resynchronize their circadian and chronobiological rhythms, rebalancing the skin and body — especially beneficial when combating jet lag. Beyond its state-of-the-art innovations, the Dior Spa Plaza Athénée offers a tailor-made menu of bespoke treatments exclusive to the hotel. This includes the Dior Privé Sur-Demande Treatment, which combines electrostimulation and cryotherapy for the face or body, providing the ultimate detox experience. Additionally, the spa offers exclusive tools like the Dior Sapphire Crystal MicroAbrasion and the Waves 21 machine. As Christian Dior once said, “Elegance is a whole, and what is not seen counts as much as what is seen.” Undoubtedly, the new Dior Spa Plaza Athénée cultivates this sentiment, offering a sensory journey to enhance one’s well-being while standing as the pinnacle of Parisian excellence.
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NEUTRALS FROM FENDI’S BRAND-NEW ORIGAMI SHAPE TO LOEWE’S SQUEEZE BAG, THIS SEASON’S MUST-HAVE HANDBAG SILHOUETTES ARE COMING IN A NEW RANGE OF LUXURIOUS NEUTRAL HUES. BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE
Louis Vuitton GO-14 MM, $6,750; available at select Louis Vuitton stores, louisvuitton.com, and 866-884-8866
FENDI dark brown sheepskin Origami handbag with FF motif, $4,400; fendi.com
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Loewe Squeeze medium bag in mellow nappa lambskin and olive, $4,450; available at select Loewe boutiques and loewe.com
Hermès Kelly Messenger, $11,800; available at Hermès stores nationwide, hermes.com, and 1-800-441-4488
CHANEL Nano handbag from Fall/ Winter 2023/24, $4,400; available at select CHANEL boutiques nationwide and 800-550-0005
Brunello Cucinelli suede Hobo bag, $3,300; available at the Brunello Cucinelli Madison Avenue boutique at 683-689 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10065, brunellocucinelli.com/en-us/, and 212-813-0900
Gucci Horsebit Chain medium shoulder bag, $3,890; gucci.com
Bottega Veneta Large Hop Intrecciato leather shoulder bag, $4,400; bottegaveneta.com
Dior 95.22 bag, $6,500;available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929-3467
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A Floral Symphony Louis Vuitton just unveiled its new Louis Vuitton Blossom Fine Jewelry inspired by the Maison’s signature star-shaped Monogram Flower, breathing new life into the already-iconic jewelry collection. The new openwork designs fuse modernity with elegance, presenting eleven pieces that embody versatility and self-expression. BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE PHOTOGRAPY CRAIG MCDEAN & THIBAULT JOUVENT FOR LOUIS VUITTON
On Ana de Armas: Louis Vuitton Blossom ear cuff in 18-karat rose gold and diamonds, sold individually, approx. $3,050, Louis Vuitton Blossom hoop earrings, XL model in 18-karat rose gold and diamonds, approx. $11,800, Louis Vuitton Blossom ring in 18-karat rose gold and diamonds, approx. $2,450, and Louis Vuitton Blossom open ring in 18-karat rose gold and diamonds, approx. $3,150; available at select Louis Vuitton stores, 866-884-8866, and louisvuitton.com Louis Vuitton Blossom mini hoop earrings in 18-karat rose gold and diamonds, approx. $3,250, Louis Vuitton Blossom necklace in 18-karat rose gold and diamonds, approx. $4,800, and Louis Vuitton Blossom open ring in 18-karat rose gold and diamonds, approx. $3,150; available at select Louis Vuitton stores, 866-884-8866, and louisvuitton.com
Louis Vuitton Blossom necklace in 18-karat rose gold and diamonds, approx. $4,800; available at select Louis Vuitton stores, 866-884-8866, and louisvuitton.com
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Louis Vuitton Blossom ring in 18-karat rose gold and diamonds, approx. $2,450, and Louis Vuitton Blossom ring in 18-karat white gold and diamonds, approx. $3,750; available at select Louis Vuitton stores, 866-884-8866, and louisvuitton.com
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Louis Vuitton Blossom hoop earrings, XL model in 18-karat rose gold and diamonds, approx. $11,800; available at select Louis Vuitton stores, 866-884-8866, and louisvuitton.com
Louis Vuitton Blossom open ring in 18-karat rose gold and diamonds, approx. $3,150, and Louis Vuitton Blossom open ring in 18-karat white gold and diamonds, approx. $6,950; available at select Louis Vuitton stores, 866-884-8866, and louisvuitton.com
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Dior Fine Jewelry Bois de Rose bracelets, $6,900-$11,600 and earrings, $1,600-$4,450; available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929–3467
FRENCH Flair Under the design direction of Victoire de Castellane, the creative director of Dior Joaillerie, the Dior Fine Jewelry collections possess the effortlessly sophisticated essence of French style. From the Gem Dior collection to the La Rose Dior and Rose des Vents collections, de Castellane explores new, geometric silhouettes while also giving a subtle nod to Christian Dior’s signature design motifs — ultimately creating an outstanding contemporary fine jewelry repertoire for the Maison.
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PHOTOGRAPHER LAURA JANE COULSON ALL FASHION BY DIOR AND DIOR MEN ALL JEWELRY BY DIOR FINE JEWELRY
ALL MAKEUP AND GROOMING BY DIOR BEAUTY
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Dior Fine Jewelry Gem Dior rings, $2,200$6,500;available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929–3467
Dior Fine Jewelry Gem Dior rings, $3,450-$6,500, and bracelets, $9,650$22,000;available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929–3467
Dior Fine Jewelry Gem Dior rings, $2,200$6,500;available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929–3467
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Dior Fine Jewelry Rose des Vents earrings, $4,850-$12,300; available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929–3467
Dior Fine Jewelry Gem Dior rings, $2,350-$6,500, and bracelets, $6,950$22,000; available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929–3467
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Dior Fine Jewelry Bois de Rose bracelets, $6,900$11,600; available at Dior boutiques nationwide and 1-800-929–3467
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1. Pomellato Ode to Milan High Jewelry collection Dama bracelet featuring a double line of diamonds and hand-crafted in 18-karat rose gold, price upon request; for more information contact 929-667-1967 and pomellato.com 2. Piaget Scortea ring, price upon request; available at Piaget boutiques nationwide and piaget.com 3. Van Cleef & Arpels “Carriera” earrings from the “Le Grand Tour” collection featuring white cultured pearls, and diamonds set in 18-karat white gold and rose gold, price upon request; available at Van Cleef & Arpels, VanCleefArpels.com, and 877-826-25333 4. Cartier Le Voyage Recommencé High Jewelry ring in 18-karat white gold and diamonds, price upon request; available by appointment only at select Cartier boutiques nationwide, cartier.com, and 1-800-227-8437 5. CHANEL High Jewelry Tweed Contrasté asymmetrical earrings in 18-karat yellow gold, platinum, diamonds, onyx, and pink-cream cultured pearls, price upon request; available at select CHANEL boutiques nationwide and 800-550-0005 6. Harry Winston Marquess necklace from the Royal Adornments collection featuring a fancy intense yellow cushion-cut diamond center stone with rows of white and yellow diamonds set in platinum, price upon request; for more information contact 1-800-988-4110 and harrywinston.com 7. Bulgari Mediterranea Monete High Jewelry earrings in yellow gold set with 2 silver coins, 32 fancy step cut diamonds, 2 round brilliant cut diamonds, and pavé-set diamonds, price upon request; available at 1-800-285-4274 8. Tiffany & Co. Pendant in yellow gold with a padparadscha sapphire over 8 karats, sapphires, and diamonds, price upon request; available at select Tiffany & Co. locations and tiffany.com @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 81
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Haute Beauty Experts Share Their Wholesome Practices for Holistic Well-Being BY BROOKE KLAIMAN
PRIORITIZING YOUR WELL-BEING IS AN EVERYDAY ENDEAVOR. AND WHO
could offer better insight into wellness than our Haute Beauty/MD experts? Here, they graciously share the wholesome practices they have acquired over time, allowing them to sustain a harmonious life balance. Be sure to take note. Now is the time to embark on your own holistic wellness journey.
DR. BRIAN K. MACHIDA | FACE | LOS ANGELES, CA
My commitment to my family always takes precedence in my life. While maintaining an exercise routine would certainly be nice, my family is a priority. Additionally, [as I am] rooted in my Christian faith, I pursue my studies and engage in volunteer work to keep my life and priorities balanced.
DR. AMIR MORTAZAVI | MEDICAL SPA | ORANGE COUNTY, CA
Prioritizing self-care amid life’s challenges is crucial. While internal dialogue often pushes us to multitask, [it’s important to] set boundaries. [By] overcoming personal struggles, I’ve found ways to enhance well-being: setting adaptable goals, disconnecting from technology, delegating tasks, and embracing continuous learning. Monitoring self-talk, shifting negativity to encouragement, and regularly assessing balance all help maintain equilibrium. Customizing strategies is vital, as balance is individual and evolving. Most importantly, reshaping our inner voice with positive self-talk is key.
DR. DINA D. STRACHAN | SKIN | MIDTOWN, NY
Wellness is a long-term game. It’s about returning to the foundations of diet, sleep, exercise, and community. I have started intermittent fasting, which works well for me. I am mindful not to consume excess sugar and alcohol. I’ve been a vegetarian for decades. I have been more intentional about getting 7-8 hours of sleep per night, even if I’m not always successful. Living in New York City makes it easy to be active and have a community.
DR. DAISY AYIM | BODY | HOUSTON, TX
Wellness has always been a top priority, although the path of medicine often derails or limits the ability to [prioritize] wellness as I imagine. However, outdoor running is a frequent practice that keeps me balanced both physically and mentally. Sunday mornings are ideal. Another major aspect of my journey is only consuming water — no alcohol or soda. Pairing [this] with exercise presents a sense of calmness and clarity. This simple living practice is my lifelong mental health therapy.
MELISSA PULCINI CEO & FOUNDER, ELIVATE MEDSPA WELLNESS | MEDICAL SPA | STAMFORD/GREENWICH, CT
Maintaining balance is crucial for busy entrepreneurs and moms. It’s tough, and sometimes we lose track. Remember, it’s okay to falter — simply regroup. Tomorrow brings a fresh start. A set routine for exercise and selfcare works wonders. Just like appointments, schedule them in. Yoga and
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meditation boost mental well-being, even while traveling. Prioritize selfcare; it’s not selfish. When you’re at your best, you can conquer busy days with energy and a smile on your face.
DR. MARA WEINSTEIN VELEZ | SKIN | ROCHESTER, NY
Wellness varies for all. [A good regimen might include] walks, fitness classes, healthy eating, or therapy. Regardless, prioritize yourself. For me, it’s girlfriend time, family walks, and regular skincare and treatments to maintain my skin. As a board-certified dermatologist, I enhance patients’ wellness by addressing skin concerns, boosting self-esteem. And, of course, I prioritize my own skin health, too.
DR. THOMAS MCNMEAR | FACE | SAN FRANCISCO, CA
Prioritizing my health empowers me to better care for my family and patients. A structured routine is key — sleep, early morning meditation, prayer, and preparation. Nurturing my mental well-being involves moments with family, bonds within my church community, and my unwavering faith — bolstered by a dose of comedic relief during leisure. My physical health thrives on nourishing foods, a low-sugar diet, family-oriented activities, sauna sessions, and an array of diverse pursuits such as golf, jogging, skiing, and tennis. Walking our spirited black Portuguese water dog and lively apricot standard poodle with my wife adds to our invigorating routine. Through these practices, I am empowered. Amid life’s demands, setting aside time for loved ones and treasured activities remains paramount.
JAMIE CARUSO CEO & FOUNDER, SALON LUSSO OF NAPLES | DAY SPA | NAPLES, FL
Wellness and mental health are vital in my daily life. At 5 a.m., I begin with cold water, skipping phone use for an hour. Meditation outdoors or in my office follows, alongside goal-setting and visualization. I edit a life script and read ten pages of a book. Then, I tackle work, emails, and calendar checks. I prioritize whole foods, hydration, and minimize alcohol/sugar. This routine empowers a fulfilling, healthy life, emphasizing mental well-being and overall wellness.
DR. SAM RIZK | FACE | MANHATTAN, NY
I’ve found that even my hobbies and work blend — I suppose that’s what happens when you really love your job! I’m a very creative person and have always loved to sculpt. When I got to medical school and became interested in facial anatomy, I realized I could make a career out of sculpting faces. Outside of art, nothing beats staying active with my family. My kids are accomplished in martial arts, and my wife and I love it, too. We also enjoy playing tennis together; I picked it up recently and discovered it’s a great way to keep my hand-eye coordination razor-sharp.
DR. BERTHA BAUM | SKIN | MIAMI, FL
Regular exercise, balanced nutrition, sufficient sleep, and stress-management techniques like mindfulness and meditation have helped me maintain my physical and mental well-being. Engaging in hobbies, spending quality time with loved ones, and seeking social support also play vital roles in my life. Setting realistic goals, managing time effectively, and practicing self-care balances life. Continuous learning stimulates cognitive well-being. Regular check-ins and adjusting your strategies sustain holistic wellness.
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DR. ALTON INGRAM | BODY | NASHVILLE, TN
First, prioritize sleep. Second, focus on balanced nutrition with whole, nutrient-rich foods; limit sugar and processed items to fuel [the] body and mind. Third, include non-negotiable exercise, whether [it’s] a morning run or [a] quick yoga [class], to manage stress and boost energy. Fourth, mind your mental health with meditation and deep breathing. Lastly, treasure and cultivate relationships beyond work: quality time with loved ones offers fulfillment and crucial support during challenges.
REFINE HEALTH | MEDICAL AESTHETICS | CORAL GABLES, FL & MIAMI, FL
Numerous small habits can significantly contribute to elevating your overall well-being and nurturing your mental health. At Refine Health, we favor maintaining self-consistency and prioritizing discipline over fleeting gratification. This entails embracing daily sunlight exposure, benefiting from IV therapy, tending to your oral vitamin regimen in the comfort of your home, and engaging in a workout routine 4-5 times a week. Incorporate daily stretches, especially post-exercise; consider performing them within a sauna environment for relaxation and muscle relief.
DR. JOSE RODRÍGUEZ-FELIZ | EYELID SURGERY & FACE | MIAMI, FL
Throughout my life, I’ve embraced various activities, from martial arts [and] sports [to] weightlifting. As I grew older and wiser, I started to realize that focusing only on my body provided only a limited perspective on holistic well-being. Over the past two decades, I’ve dedicated myself to personal growth and leadership, focusing on self-guided reading, and recently, coaching. Over the past year, I’ve come to understand the power of working on the mind. I also experienced an awakening that has significantly enhanced my overall state of mind — achievements that physical activity alone couldn’t provide. My routine starts at 5 a.m. with spiritual awakening, breathwork, and body alignment. Dual martial arts sessions and bodywork fill my days. This lifelong journey has evolved into holistic self-improvement — integrating mind, body, and soul.
DR. KIRAN MIAN, HUDSON DERMATOLOGY AND LASER SURGERY | SKIN | NEW YORK, NY
To me, wellness is a state in which I feel well-balanced in my mental, physical, and spiritual mind. It includes doing things I love, like my job and seeing friends, as well as taking care of my body, being aware of how I nourish it, and taking care of my mind. Some practices I’ve included recently are meditation and journaling. In January 2023, I started using a guided meditation app, just five- to 10-minute meditations every morning. I gradually increased the length of time and started meditating on my own without guidance. I have seen a noticeable change in my state of ease and overall wellness. hauteliving.com/hautebeauty HAUTE LIVING 84
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JULIA BIFULCO, BELLAGENA MED SPA | DAY SPA | BRADENTON, FL
Wellness is a holistic concept and varies from person to person. Listen to your body, pay attention to your needs, and adjust your routine as necessary. Regular self-check-ins and international choices lead to a fulfilling life. My strategies: regular exercise, healthy diet, adequate sleep, engaging in hobbies, and practicing gratitude. Your journey’s key is finding what works best for you.
DR. JAY ARORA | VISION | SCOTTSDALE, AZ
Mental health is by far the most critical component of my abilities as a physician. My job is to give patients my utmost dedication to their overall health, and that starts with prioritizing my own mental wellness. If you pour from an empty cup, you won’t be able to satisfy the demands of those depending on [it]. For me personally, the key factors in my balance come from exercise, meditation, and spending time with loved ones and friends.
DR. PETER ANDRADE, BEAUTIQUE CONCIERGE | MEDICAL SPA | BROOKLYN, NY
It’s important that overall physical and mental wellness become a lifestyle rather than a short-term goal. I strongly believe staying active, regardless of method, is vital for health and longevity. Whether it’s cardio, strength training, or stretching, I believe sweating at least three times a week is paramount to a healthy lifestyle.
DR. NILAY SHAH | BREAST | NEW YORK, NY
DR. VINEET SANDHU | CONCIERGE MEDICINE | NEW YORK, NY
Prioritizing wellness and mental health is a lifelong commitment. Recognizing the importance of my own well-being in providing quality care to patients, I make time to take care of myself. I understand that self-care is not selfish; it’s an essential component of a healthy work-life balance. My journey prioritizing wellness underscores self-care’s significance for healthcare professionals. Strategies like time management, exercise, mindfulness, and boundaries bring balance, enhancing well-being and patient care. Investing in ourselves makes us better caregivers and individuals for the rest of our lives.
DR. S. ALEXANDER EARLE | BODY | MIAMI, FL
Wellness is something I focus on throughout the year. Plastic surgery can be physically and emotionally taxing. Exercise, such as paddle boarding with my dog, Roxy, bike riding, and traveling with my family are ways I keep myself fit. In terms of mental health, I surround myself with positive people, make sure I get a daily dose of laughter, and focus on the positive blessings I continue to receive in my personal and professional life.
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DR. HUSAM ALMUNAJED | SMILE | NEW YORK, NY
Balancing work and life is an obstacle, both personally and professionally. As I grow older, I realize stress stems from pressure and the uncontrollable. Manage and embrace them with readiness and experience. Nurture a mindset that’s unshaken by the externals. Prioritize your well-being for life’s rollercoaster, even amid work-life balance.
REANA MYERS PA, CAREAGA PLASTIC SURGERY | BODY | MIAMI, FL
Year-round, I focus on my mental health and overall well-being. I swear by three pillars: eating well, staying active, and getting good sleep. I also prioritize personal time by enjoying related activities, and when I need a boost, traveling does the trick. These habits are my constant for a balanced life.
DR. BRIAN LEVINE | FERTILITY | NEW YORK, NY
Being a physician can be a busy and demanding profession, leaving little time for anything else. However, as a busy doctor, you must balance your work responsibilities with your personal life to avoid burnout and maintain a healthy work-life balance. As a parent, it can be especially challenging when you’re trying to balance work with your family’s needs. Busy doctors can manage work and family while caring for themselves by crafting a practical work schedule, prioritizing self-care, utilizing technology to stay linked, seeking support when needed, and focusing on essentials.
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DR. ANNA CHACON | SKIN | MIAMI, FL
As a healthcare provider, I recognize the importance of prioritizing one’s overall wellness and mental health. This is a continuous process that I personally strive to maintain, not just during a specific month, but throughout the entire year. My approach to wellness is driven by key practices: regular exercise, a balanced diet, quality sleep, mindfulness, and work-life balance. These strategies keep me on track. Effective time management, healthy boundaries, self-care, regular health check-ups, and a strong support system are my practical tools for maintaining balance. Remember, maintaining a healthy balance in life is a journey, not a destination. It’s about making small, sustainable changes that add up over time.
As a plastic surgeon in New York City, I value wellness and mental health amidst a busy life. Strategies that help me maintain a healthy balance include regular exercise, exploring New York’s diverse culinary scene while making mindful choices, and connecting with friends or attending cultural events. With this, I set clear boundaries for work and personal time, allocating moments throughout the day for relaxation and reflection. Prioritizing sleep and practicing mindfulness techniques, seeking professional development, and engaging in philanthropic activities fosters a sense of purpose. By integrating these strategies, I ensure that my overall wellness and mental health remain steadfast throughout the year.
Understanding The Hype Behind TrapTox for Neck and Shoulder Pain
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Prioritize your shoulders and unlock their full potential. BY DR. ANNA AVALIANI
WE OFTEN ASSOCIATE BOTOX WITH OUR FACES, BUT WHAT IF WE
told you that it’s time to redirect our attention to a different area? Consider the many hours you spend in front of your computer screen — the strain and tension building up in your shoulders. This all-to-familiar scenario takes a toll on our bodies, demanding our attention and the hands of Haute Beauty expert, Dr. Anna Avaliani.
What is TrapTox? “Trapezius Botox,” known as TrapTox, typically refers to the use of neuromodulator injections like Botox/Dysport to treat the trapezius muscle, a large muscle located in the upper back and neck area. When a neuromodulator is injected into the trapezius muscle, it can temporarily block nerve signals that cause muscle contractions. This can help relax the muscle and reduce muscle tension, which may be beneficial for individuals experiencing debilitating health conditions, such as chronic neck pain, tension headaches, or myofascial pain syndrome. TrapTox has also been used for cosmetic concerns to help achieve a longer-looking neck and slimmer shoulders. It’s important to note that the use of Botox for trapezius muscle conditions is considered an off-label use, meaning it is not FDA-approved specifically for this purpose. It’s crucial to consult with a qualified healthcare professional who has experience with Botox treatments to determine if this approach is suitable for your specific condition and to discuss the potential risks and benefits involved.
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What are the most common causes of neck pain? If you are an individual who spends long hours in front of a computer or looking down at your phone, it is common for you to experience neck pain. Between muscle strain, poor posture, stress, and tension, your shoulders are crying for help. Other causes include arthritis, accidents, trauma, herniated disks, and more. You are a great candidate for TrapTox if you meet the following criteria: • You suffer from neck and shoulder pain. • You have tenderness in your shoulders especially when touched. • You are too busy for multiple physical therapy sessions. • You are looking for fast relief. • You are looking for a cosmetic improvement in your shoulders, and hoping to feel more confident wearing strapless clothing. The Pros of TrapTox • Muscle Relaxation: It leads to a reduction in muscle tension, stiffness, and pain — providing great relief from muscle pain.
• Targeted Treatment: Botox injections target and relieve trapezius muscle pain without systemic side effects common with oral medications like NSAIDs, muscle relaxers, or narcotics. • Non-invasive: There are no incisions or anesthesia required, making it a less invasive option with zero downtime.
• Long-lasting Effects: Relief can last for several months. The effects usually peak within two to four weeks after the injections and can last for three to six months, depending on individual factors.
• Improved Quality of Life: Chronic trapezius muscle pain can significantly impact a person’s daily activities, work productivity, and overall quality of life. Botox injections may help alleviate pain and discomfort. • Complementary to Other Therapies: Botox injections can be used in conjunction with other therapies, such as physical therapy, stretching exercises, cupping, or massage to enhance overall effectiveness and improve muscle function.
• Minimized or Eliminate Dependency on Medication: For individuals relying on pain medications to manage trapezius muscle pain, Botox injections may provide an alternative that reduces the need for oral medications or nerve blocks and their associated side effects. • It’s Super Quick: In the hands of an expert like Dr. Avaliani, it takes less than two minutes to inject both shoulders.
The Cons of TrapTox • Temporary Relief: The effects of Botox injections are not permanent. While they can provide relief from trapezius muscle pain for several months, the effects are temporary.
• Potential Side Effects: Common side effects may include bruising, redness, swelling, or mild discomfort at the injection site. • Allergic Reactions: While rare, some individuals may experience allergic reactions to Botox. • Cost: In some cases, insurance does not cover the cost of Botox injections for trapezius muscle pain, considering it an off-label use. • Discomfort During Injections: The process of receiving Botox injections can cause mild discomfort or a brief stinging sensation at the injection site. • Potential for Incomplete Pain Relief: While Botox can help relax the trapezius muscle and reduce pain, it may not completely eliminate all pain or address underlying issues contributing to the pain. • Alternative Treatment Options: Some individuals may prefer or respond better to alternative therapies, such as physical therapy, massage, heat therapy, or oral pain medications. • Risk of Incorrect Injection: Proper administration of Botox injections is critical to achieving the desired results and avoiding potential complications. It’s essential to receive Botox treatments from a qualified and experienced healthcare professional. • Potential for Muscle Weakness: Botox may cause temporary muscle weakness in the treated area, requiring careful monitoring during recovery.
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HAUTE COMPLICATIONS A. Lange & Söhne unveils two masterpieces: the Lange 1 Time Zone and the 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar. IN JULY, A. LANGE & SÖHNE INTRODUCED UPDATES TO TWO
of its most intricate timepieces: the Lange 1 Time Zone and the 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar. These watches epitomize the brand’s expertise in seamlessly blending sophisticated features with timeless design, offering watch enthusiasts a harmonious fusion of functionality and elegance in true A. Lange & Söhne fashion. First, the Lange 1 Time Zone boasts one of precision watchmaking’s most valuable additional functions — the simultaneous display of two time zones. This feature has garnered admiration from the industry since its introduction in 2005. This complication was given a distinct face in the Lange 1 Time Zone, where, in addition to the home time, it showcased the time in a second zone through a clever selection of cities representing 24 different time zones. In its second generation, unveiled in 2020, the model welcomed the new manufacture caliber L141.1, featuring an intuitive indication of daylight saving time, further elevating the watch’s functionality. Now, the latest edition of the Lange 1 Time Zone comes in a 950-platinum case paired with a rhodium-colored solid silver dial, which is a classic appearance that’s a first for this mode — joining the existing models in white gold/black and pink gold/argenté case/dial combinations. On the dial, the larger time circle indicates the home time, while the smaller time circle displays the time in the second time zone. A corrector button at 8 o’clock shifts the city ring eastward by one time zone, and simultaneously, the hour hand in the small subsidiary dial moves one hour forward, indicating the zone time of the selected city. A color segment in the arrow indicates whether the selected city and time zone observe daylight saving time, which is displayed in red, or standard time, indicated by an unchanged background. 88 HAUTE LIVING hautetime.com
To distinguish between day and night in both time zones, the Lange 1 Time Zone incorporates colored ring-shaped day/night indicators linked to the hour hands. Positioned in the center of each time circle, these indicators inform the wearer whether the respective time indication is valid for the first or second half of the day — dial-colored for the interval between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. and blue for the interval between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. Notably, the Lange 1 Time Zone features a unique synchronization mechanism that allows the zone time to be transferred from the smaller subsidiary dial to the larger one, enabling the definition of a new main time as home time. By pulling the crown into the second position, both time zones can be adjusted synchronously. When the time zone correction button is pressed and held, the hour hand of the zone time dial is stopped, allowing the setting of the defined new main time independently of the zone time. Finally, the outsize date, which is linked with the main time, can be corrected by actuating the date correction button at 10 o’clock. The beating heart of the Lange 1 Time Zone is the manufacture caliber L141.1, ensuring an impressive power reserve of 72 hours with only one mainspring barrel. Other technical highlights include a classic screw balance and a freely oscillating balance spring crafted in-house and calibrated to a frequency of 21,600 semi-oscillations per hour. A glimpse through the sapphire-crystal caseback reveals Lange-typical quality hallmarks, such as the three-quarter plate made of untreated German silver, screwed gold chatons, and blue screws, among others. For Wilhelm Schmid, the CEO of A. Lange & Söhne, the Lange 1 Time Zone exemplifies the manufactory’s relentless pursuit of challenging conventions and achieving excellence in precision watchmaking through innovative advancements and constructions.
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Next is the 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar: a threefold complication, twofold assembly, and one-of-a-kind A. Lange & Söhne. The 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar showcases the rare and ambitious combination of a split-seconds or rattrapante chronograph with a perpetual calendar, now presented in an 18-karat white gold case paired with a captivating pink-gold dial, limited to just 100 pieces. Introduced in 2013, the 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar marked a significant milestone in the history of the brand. This timepiece, equipped with a specially developed movement, seamlessly combines three of the most complex complications — a rare configuration in watchmaking. At its heart lies the rattrapante function, a horological challenge allowing for the measurement of intermediate times, comparative times, and the determination of minimum and maximum values within a minute. The precision is enhanced by the manufacture caliber L101.1, featuring a balance wheel beating at six semi-oscillations per second. The perpetual calendar, the
second remarkable feature, requires minimal adjustments and remains accurate for decades, requiring correction only on March 1, 2100, when a leap year will be skipped. With an 18-karat, pink-gold dial featuring a traditional railwaytrack minute scale, Arabic numerals, and harmoniously arranged subsidiary dials, this timepiece captures the essence of the Lange watch family named after the birth year of Ferdinand Adolph Lange. The meticulously decorated manually wound movement L101.1 is a marvel, comprising 631 individual parts. The perpetual calendar alone requires 211 components, while the rattrapantechronograph mechanism demands an additional 206. The 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar is offered in three versions, each boasting the same impressive dimensions — a case diameter of 41.9 millimeters and a height of 14.7 millimeters. The new white-gold case with a pink-gold dial, limited to 100 pieces, joins the existing models in platinum/argenté and pink-gold/ argenté case/dial combinations.
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COLOR THEORY Richard Mille releases its most complicated wristwatch, the RM 65-01, in a brand new colorway. BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE
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RICHARD MILLE HAS ONCE AGAIN CAPTIVATED THE
horological world with the exceptional RM 65-01 Automatic Winding Split-Seconds Chronograph — but this time, in a new sleek Grey Quartz TPT®. This latest iteration of their innovative creation signifies a bold departure from convention, showcasing a harmonious blend of cuttingedge technology and a captivating aesthetic that feels lighter and fresher. The RM 65-01 stands as a testament to Richard Mille’s dedication to pushing the envelope of timekeeping innovation. Comprising an array of additional functions, such as a function selector, rapid winding mechanism, and distinctive architecture, the RM 65-01 represents the culmination of technical expertise and precision engineering. Now, with the Grey Quartz TPT® variant, the watch brand introduces a new chapter of contemporary expression to its most complex creation. The Grey Quartz TPT® coating adorning the RM 65-01 embodies the essence of modern sophistication. The unique light shade, meticulously developed through months of research and development, is a reminder of Richard Mille’s unwavering commitment to both beauty and compliance within industry standards, such as
the REACH norms. Encased within the 44-millimeter chronograph case, a meticulously color-coded display showcases a thoughtful design approach aimed at eliminating any possible confusion. Each pusher corresponds to a specific function, enhancing usability. The color palette also plays a pivotal role: light blue accents adorn the hour and minute markers, as well as the small seconds positioned at 6 o’clock. Classic blue takes center stage in highlighting the date display. Vibrant orange indicates the sweep seconds hand of the chronograph, as well as the 30-minute and 12-hour totalizers. The winding mechanism is associated with a vivid shade of yellow, while the split-seconds hand stands out in a regal hue of purple. The incorporation of Quartz TPT® material showcases the brand’s ability to seamlessly blend technology, appearance, and performance. For the ultimate sleek grey finish, the RM 65-01 is completed with a satin-finished titanium crown that has been micro-blasted and polished. The RM 65-01 is a true marvel, perfectly combining haute horology with a bold and contemporary design, and this colorway is the perfect way to usher in the new autumn season. @hautetime HAUTE LIVING 91
STEEL PERFECTION Grand Seiko drops three new timepieces exclusive to the United States. BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE
GRAND SEIKO — IN A VERY NONCHALANT MANNER — unveiled three haute new timepieces within their Heritage Collection, and each model has quite the origin story. Drawing inspiration from the katana, a Japanese sword characterized by a curved, single-edged blade, Grand Seiko pays homage to this art form by introducing three U.S.exclusive models. Originating as a fusion of nature and craftsmanship, the katana’s raw elements — earth, fire, water, and air — are transformed into tamahagane (precious)
Japanese steel through a meticulous process. The three new timepieces echo the katana’s strength, tenacity, and elegance in their design and technical prowess. Crafting a katana involves meticulous forging, heating, folding, and quenching. Similarly, Grand Seiko’s Zaratsu polishing technique, used to shape the 44GS design, requires skilled hands to achieve the perfect mirror finish — drawing a parallel in craftsmanship to both the katana and the watch case. The SBGA489 model’s black dial is an homage to the hardness and allure of kawagane — the high carbon steel used in the outer sharp edge of the katana — while the SBGA491’s dark green dial symbolizes the resilience and strength of shingane, the blade’s inner core. Both models evoke the unique texture of tamahagane and the distinctive patterns of traditional katana swords. A limited edition of 500, the SBGA493 pays tribute to the forger’s spirit, expressing the determination and fiery energy required to craft the blade. The deep red dial with yellow gold-toned accents mirrors the heated blade’s intense forging process, while its pattern recalls the sparks that fly as the hammer strikes the blade. Measuring 40 millimeters in diameter, 12.5 millimeters in thickness, and 46.2 millimeters in length, all three models feature a stainless steel bracelet with a three-fold clasp, dual curve sapphire crystal, and an exhibition case back showcasing the Spring Drive Automatic Caliber 9R65. With a power reserve of 72 hours, 30 jewels, and an accuracy of ±1 second per day (±15 seconds per month), caliber 9R65 ensures exceptional timekeeping performance.
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THE HOROLOGICAL OLYMPICS OMEGA launches the Seamaster Diver 300M “Paris 2024” Special Edition one year before the Summer Olympic Games. BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE
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WITH EXACTLY ONE YEAR UNTIL THE OPENING CEREMONY
of the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris, the world is gearing up for the historic sporting event. As the Official Timekeeper for the Games of the XXXIII Olympiad, OMEGA is celebrating the countdown with a striking new timepiece — the Seamaster Diver 300M “Paris 2024” Special Edition, a tribute to the momentous occasion. OMEGA’s partnership with the Olympics dates back to 1932, and the Seamaster Diver 300M “Paris 2024” Special Edition marks the company’s 31st time as the Official Timekeeper. This limited-edition timepiece will be available only at OMEGA boutiques in the host city, Paris. The 42-millimeter timepiece is a blend of stainless steel and OMEGA’s signature 18K Moonshine™ Gold — a yellow gold alloy known for its subtle hue and high resistance to fading. The use of gold on the watch’s bezel pays homage to the coveted medals that athletes strive to achieve. The bezel features a laserstructured diving scale in positive relief, accentuated by a single dot of Super-LumiNova at 12 o’clock for enhanced visibility. The dial of the Seamaster Diver 300M “Paris 2024” Special Edition is laser-engraved in white ceramic with a matte finish and polished waves in positive relief. The date display at 6 o’clock cleverly incorporates the Paris 2024 typography in black, while the central seconds hand proudly carries the Paris 2024 emblem.
On the flip side, the commemorative caseback is adorned with an inlayed 18K Moonshine™ Gold medallion showcasing the distinctive element of the Paris 2024 emblem against a laser-ablated background. Stamped words “Paris 2024” and the iconic Olympic rings in stainless steel, polished on a frosted structure, complete the emblematic design. As expected from OMEGA, the Seamaster Diver 300M “Paris 2024” Special Edition is equipped with the Co-Axial Master Chronometer 8800 movement, thoroughly tested and certified by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS) to ensure the highest standards of precision and performance. The watch is fitted with a stainless-steel bracelet with OMEGA’s patented Quick Change System, allowing wearers to effortlessly switch to a Quick Change rubber strap in blue, white, or red, or even a dedicated Paris 2024 NATO Strap for a more personal touch. As we eagerly await the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, OMEGA’s commitment to timekeeping excellence and athletic precision remains unwavering. The brand’s legacy of over 90 years in sports measurement has captured the dreams of the world’s best athletes, and we can only imagine the great moments in time that will be recorded during this thrilling season. @hautetime HAUTE LIVING 93
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Roaring Engines & Timeless Elegance Rolex once again celebrates automotive excellence at the 2023 Monterey Car Week. BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE
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THE MONTEREY PENINSULA HAS BECOME A SACRED GROUND FOR
automotive enthusiasts, especially since the inception of the Pebble Beach Road Race in 1950. Every year, the region hosts an annual gathering of likeminded car aficionados, offering them the chance to indulge in tradition while embracing the future of engineering. This year’s Monterey Car Week in mid-August did not disappoint as Rolex took center stage, championing four distinct events that share a common dedication to style and human achievement: the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion, the Pebble Beach Tour d’Elegance® presented by Rolex, The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, and the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance®. Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance® marked the apex of the festivities on Aug. 20, in which meticulously preserved cars from 1906 to 1998 graced the legendary golf course’s 18th fairway. This year’s edition, showcasing prestigious brands like Lamborghini, McLaren, and Porsche, honored their significant milestones with iconic models. The event also unveiled the future of motoring on the Concept Lawn, presenting groundbreaking vehicles. The pinnacle was reached when the 1937 Mercedes-Benz 540K Special Roadster was crowned the Best of Show, with owner Jim Patterson receiving a specially engraved Oyster Perpetual Datejust 36 to acknowledge his dedication to classic car preservation. Tom Kristensen, the record-breaking nine-time winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans and Rolex Testimonee, served as an honorary judge at the Concours, emphasizing the precision, authenticity, and passion that
culminate in a triumphant moment at Pebble Beach. Kristensen lauds the Rolex reward as a timeless reminder of the devotion poured into the process. Another notable event, the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion, held at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca from Aug. 16 to 19, showcased over 400 historic racing cars, embodying almost a century of motorsport heritage. The event commemorated Corvette’s 70th anniversary and paid tribute to the centenary of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. As engines roared and flags waved, the Reunion underlined the dedication of participants who meticulously fine-tune these classic machines, ensuring their racing legacy endures. At The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, marques united on the Quail Lodge and Golf Club’s pristine lawns to unveil the cars of tomorrow, celebrating its 20th anniversary. Over 200 culturally significant vehicles took center stage, and the 1956 Ferrari 410 Superamerica “Super Fast” earned the Rolex Best of Show title, joining the 2023 Rolex Circle of Champions. Jenson Button, 2009 FIA Formula 1® Drivers’ World Champion and Rolex Testimonee, attested to the event’s splendor, the juxtaposition of old and new, and Rolex’s appreciation for heritage and innovation. Rolex’s relationship with motorsport spans decades, starting from the World Land Speed Record achievements in the 1930s to more recent partnerships with Formula 1® legends like Jackie Stewart and champions like Jenson Button, ultimately revealing the incredibly special relationship between the auto and horological industries. @hautetime HAUTE LIVING 95
WHERE TO STAY AND PLAY IN
THE MYSTICAL MIDDLE EAST BY LAURA SCHREFFLER
Banyan Tree AlUla, Saudi Arabia
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SAUDI ARABIA BANYAN TREE ALULA
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Banyan Tree has finally debuted its first property in the magical surrounds of AlUla in Saudi Arabia. The all-villa resort, which opened its doors in 2022, is a desert retreat in one of the world’s most mysterious and exciting new destinations — an area known as the world’s largest living museum — inspired by the natural surroundings of the Ashar Valley. Well-being and adventure excursions allow guests to explore ancient landscapes and meet the locals who call the land home. These opportunities include open-air massages, sound baths under the stars, excursions to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hegra, and even plane or helicopter rides to the Red Sea, among other destinations. Accommodations have an ethereal yet rustic quality, and our favorite is the dune villa — a secluded stay lavishly decorated with handcrafted, Arabian-inspired artifacts and objects reminiscent of Nabataean design and heritage with an external fire pit and a canopy tent that blends seamlessly into the existing landscape. There are also two fine dining concepts: Thai-based Saffron, as well as Harrat — a multi-sensory, rustic experience that offers true local flavor. Don’t miss the truly unparalleled experience of dining under the stars on the hotel’s hot air balloon for that extra dose of magic. Wadi Ashar, Tabuk Road, AlUla 43563, Saudi Arabia
JORDAN MÖVENPICK PETRA
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Petra is widely considered to be one of the most majestic places on Earth — a famous archaeological site where Eastern traditions merge with Hellenistic architecture. But that doesn’t mean that those who travel to this far-flung destination need to forsake comfort or luxury. Mövenpick Petra, a five-star resort located directly at the entrance to this historic Jordanian city, makes guests’ comfort its top priority. With 183 lavish hotel rooms and suites outfitted with antiques and art, plus a wide variety of restaurants to satiate cravings for top-tier cuisine, Mövenpick is one of the most distinguished hotels in the Middle East. The resort surprises even the most discerning travelers with its luxurious décor (as well as its gratis minibar, which definitely shouldn’t be overlooked). Magnificent views and glorious sunsets can be enjoyed from the lush Al Ghadeer Roof Garden; a lavishly-prepared fine dining experience is available at Al Iwan; sumptuous buffets from the Al Saraya Restaurant will keep you feeling full for days; and hand-crafted cocktails are a specialty at the Al Maqa’ad Bar, which boasts gold-leafed and hand-painted walls. There’s also a spa, an outdoor pool, and an on-site fitness center — everything you need for a memorable stay in one of the world’s most intriguing destinations. Tourism St., Wadi Musa 71810, Jordan
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TURKEY ARGOS IN CAPPADOCIA
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It’s hard not to love Turkey, one of the most culturally unique countries in the world. Sandwiched between Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, the nation offers unparalleled experiences for those looking to get a glimpse of what life is like in a place that bridges two continents. To experience the magic of Turkey’s past, guests should head to Argos in Cappadocia, a cave hotel located in the ancient city which was named an official UNESCO World Heritage Site. Argos is small but mighty: 51 rooms and suites exude modern luxury but still offer access to the historical tunnels and caves that have been carefully restored. Situated in an ancient, renovated monastery settlement with “mansions” interconnected by underground tunnels, each individually designed accommodation celebrates the region’s tradition of cave-dwelling. Like Middle Earth, Cappadocia is a magical land highlighted by its ancient underground city, featuring structures all carved from soft volcanic rock. The “Fairy Chimneys,” or tall rock pillars of varying shapes and sizes, dot the valley floors, while hot air balloons float through a pearly pink sky over the craggy caves of Uçhisar castle at sunrise. Book the Tiraz Jacuzzi Suite, which includes a private Turkish bath, jacuzzi, views of Mount Erciyes and Pigeon Valley, a private terrace, separate living room, and fireplace, or one of the Splendid Suites, which include private in-suite pools, terraces, separate living areas on multiple levels, and seating niches that open onto public courtyards. As if that wasn’t enough, there is an incredible events space in Bezirhane, the site of a former 2,000-year-old monastery;fabulous Turkish fare and ethereal views at Nahita and Seki, the property’s two restaurants; a wine cellar with an extensive collection of local vintages, including Emir, Kalecik Karasi, Syrah, Boğazkere, and Chardonnay wines produced using grapes from the hotel’s own vineyards; wine tastings; Turkish cooking classes; in-room massages; and a new lounge and nightclub area unlike anything this fairytale village has seen before. Plus, should you want to see those sunrise hot air balloons without actually going up in one, the views from Argos are just about the best you can get — and you don’t even have to leave the hotel. Tekelli, Kayabaş Sk. No: 23, 50240 Uçhisar/Nevşehir Merkez/Nevşehir, Turkey
ABU DHABI ABU DHABI EDITION
The trendy boutique hotel brand EDITION has made a serious splash in Abu Dhabi. The 198-guest room property situated on the waterfront of Al Bateen Marina exhibits a sophisticated aesthetic with herringbone pattern flooring that draws inspiration from local basket weaving techniques, off-white marble in the bathrooms, windows dressed in elegant drapery, and walls adorned with photography by 20th-century photographer Brett Weston. The property is meant to feel like a home away from home with as many amenities as possible: two pools, two state-of-the-art fitness centers, a spa, the luxurious Rossano Ferretti salon, and three signature restaurants —Oak Room, a new-age English steakhouse; Alba Terrace, a lush, outdoor eatery inspired by a Mediterranean oasis; and Market at EDITION, an imaginative, health-focused establishment serving farm-to-table fare. Make sure to also check out Annex, a multi-level social space with a rooftop bar and ground-floor club. Marina - Al Bateen - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates
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KUWAIT GRAND HYATT KUWAIT
There’s a haute new hotel in Kuwait in the Grand Hyatt Kuwait. Awardwinning design studio Meyer Davis (whose work includes high-profile hotels like W Rome and Etéreo, an Auberge Resort, among others) drew inspiration from Kuwait’s history as a trade port at the tip of the Persian Gulf, where various cultures converge, as well as the country’s deep love of sailing. Marine blue accents have been peppered throughout this newly built property, while draped fabrics and artwork reference the fluidity of traditional dresses like abayas, the sails of fishing boats, and the wind blowing through the desert sand. The public spaces are theatrical, though the guest rooms were designed with serenity in mind, with soothing white oak paneling. The suites are enriched by darker varieties of wood, artwork, and blue tones, and the spa has a modern, abstract aesthetic but still feels timeless and ancient. Make sure to take in the lush gardens that serve as a backdrop to the indoor infinity pool for some additional quietude. 360 Mall, 6th Ring Road, Al Zahra, Block 7, P.O. Box 60, Al Zahra Area, Kuwait, 47451
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THE NED DOHA
Trust Nick Jones to create one of the coolest spots in the Middle East. The Soho House founder has made magic happen once again with The Ned Doha, the latest extension of his tony hotel and private members’ club. The Ned Doha is newly opened this year on the Corniche waterfront overlooking the Arabian Gulf in one of the most historically significant buildings in Qatar — the former site of the Ministry of Interior. This sleek property features 90 bedrooms and suites set over five floors, seven public restaurants, a pool and club lounge, and a health club with a spa and fitness center. Originally designed in the 1970s by Lebanese architect William Sednaoui, the unique Brutalist-style building has been completely redesigned, but sensitively, in order to retain its sense of history. Still, there are new things to love, such as contemporary sculptures, a water feature, and a striking concrete pergola. The interiors, which are inspired by 1970s glamour, feature terrazzo flooring, silk drapery, marble furniture, and woven and mirrored fabric headboards. Room décor ranges from rooms with darling dressing tables and curated cabinets to those with glass chandeliers and balconies with city, park, or sea views, as well as others with period vanity desks, upholstered bed-end ottomans, and freestanding bathtubs. Seven restaurants vie for dominance here: northern Italian eatery Cecconi’s, the Pan-Asian Kaia, casual concept Electric Diner, European brasserie Millie’s, Hadika (which focuses on Levantine cuisine), the California-centric Malibu Kitchen, and late-night boîte, Nickel Lounge. There’s also, as is typical of any Soho House hub, a stellar members’ club for its VIPs (though it should be noted that members spaces are available to members only), with its own pool, spa, gym, and rooftop club. Building 23, St. 910, Corniche St., Doha, Qatar
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JUMEIRAH MUSCAT BAY
Nestled within the secluded cove of Bandar Jissah between the Hajar Mountains and the Gulf of Oman just 15 minutes from the capital of Muscat is Jumeirah Muscat Bay, the Jumeirah Group’s first hotel in Oman. In Muscat Bay, Oman’s only fully integrated resort village, guests will discover 206 rooms and suites (all of which include breathtaking ocean vistas), five diverse dining venues including Peridot, which showcases interactive live cooking stations;Tarini lounge, a tranquil escape from the Omani sun; Zuka, a chill poolside eatery; Asianstyle signature bites and an exquisite cigar selection at the intimate Anzo bar and terrace; and Brezza, a contemporary restaurant with some of the best views in Muscat from Cristiano Goattin, an Italian-born chef with a Michelin-star background. Add in Talise Spa — a twofloor affair with a hammam, sauna, and steam room; a state-of-the-art fitness center; yoga studio;and tennis court, as well as activities like scuba diving, sailing, and snorkeling, and — dare we say it — you may not feel like leaving the property at all. Saraya OM, Bandar Jissah 117, Oman
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Once in a while, a property comes along that’s so over the top — so extra — that the world sits up and takes notice. That property is Atlantis, The Royal — which is so beyond that Queen Beyoncé herself even performed at its opening gala. But beyond the spectacle and sparkle, the jewel of Dubai is extra accommodating when it comes to comfort. There are 795 elegant rooms, suites, and signature penthouses featuring stunning views of the skyline and Arabian Sea, each of which features carefully curated, bespoke amenities from luxury brands such as Hermès, Frette, and Graff (of whose gold-plated disposable toothbrushes are offered as in-room amenities). There are 17 restaurants and bars — indeed, the most celebrity chef-driven eateries under one roof of anywhere in the world — inclusive of: Dinner by Heston Blumenthal, Jaleo by José Andrés, Ariana’s Persian Kitchen, La Mar by Gastón Acurio, Estiatorio Milos by Costas Spiliadis, The Little Venice Cake Company by Mich Turner, and Nobu by the Beach. There are a plethora of unique entertainment experiences as well, such as the region’s only fire-and-water fountain; an infinity pool 22 stories high at Cloud 22; Nobu by the Beach, the brand’s first pool and beach club; the world’s largest jellyfish tank (with 4,000 jellyfish) at Resonance by Heston Blumenthal; and Ling Ling, a Tao Group Hospitality nightclub located 23 stories high in the sky. Also, its Aquaventure Waterpark holds the Guinness World Record for the Most Waterslides in a Waterpark (50), boasts over 90 swimming pools, is the largest privately-owned stretch of continuous beachfront in Dubai, houses especially lavish art including “Droplets,” an original piece measuring 38 feet tall, and includes a spa featuring the six-room Hammam Sensorium and unique relaxation experiences, such as moon manifestations, energy alignment, sound immersion, hypnohealing, and underwater yoga. Palm Jumeirah - Crescent Road - The Palm Jumeirah – Dubai
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EGYPT
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FOUR SEASONS HOTEL CAIRO AT NILE PLAZA + FOUR SEASONS HOTEL SHARM EL SHEIKH
There are two things that come to mind when one thinks of Egypt: the Pyramids and the Nile River. The latter is what renowned French interior designer Pierre-Yves Rochon had in mind when he redesigned Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza. The stylish waterfront property along the bank of the Nile offers guests commanding views of the famous river, 12th-century Saladin Citadel, and the Great Pyramid in the distance. Calming shades reminiscent of the sand and rugged desert adorn the interior and maximize the natural light that pours in through floor-to-ceiling windows, while other natural elements are used as earth-centric décor and embellish walls, ceilings, and doorways. The organic aesthetic brightens pottery, as well as framed abstracts and landscapes of Egypt and other works made by local artists, which are featured in every room, while drawing eyes to panoramic views of felucca boats gliding over the river and the Cairo Tower illuminated by the setting sun. The hotel’s renovation of spacious guest rooms and suites on the 25th, 26th, and 27th premier floors includes embroidered fabric headboards in sand tones with built-in reading lights on signature Four Seasons bedding, as well as deeply cushioned chairs, sofas, and lounges. Make sure to pay homage to Queen Cleopatra at both the spa with the Cleopatra Ritual — a luxurious milk bath with honey, rose oil, and rose petals, plus a soothing 60-minute massage — and indulge on cocktails at The Bar (one of 10 on-site F&B concepts) with Cleopatra’s Kiss, made of VSOP Cognac, crème de cacao, and sparkling wine. While in Egypt, head to Four Seasons Hotel Sharm El Sheikh — a radically different accommodation due to its location nestled between the Red Sea and desert mountain peaks — for a true Arabian fairytale. Anyone who stays in this luxurious resort, which received a multimillion-dollar expansion in 2022, is lucky, but guests who stay in The Palace, a lavish, private 6,082-square-foot suite surrounded by a fully-furnished garden with a private pool, fitness room, spa treatment room, dressing room, office space, and complete residential facilities, are truly spoiled. 1089 Corniche El Nile, Qasr El Nil, Cairo Governorate 11519, Egypt + 1 Four Seasons Blvd., P.O. Box 203 | Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt
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Market: New York, NY Specialty: Medical Spa
Market: New York, NY Specialty: Body, Face
Dr. Sachin M. Shridharani 212.508.0000
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Market: New York, NY Specialty: Breast
Dr. Frank Lalezar 6 46 . 887 . 5533
Market: Long Island, NY Specialty: Face
Dr. Stephen T. Greenberg
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Market: Brooklyn, NY Specialty: Medical Spa
Beautique Concierge + 1 . 80 0 . 503 . 6570 d o c to r @ b e au t i q u ec o n c i e rg e . c o m
Market: Rochester, NY Specialty: Skin
Dr. Mara Weinstein Velez 585 . 2 75 . 75 4 6 M a r a _ W e i n s t e i n V e l e z @ u rm c . ro c h e s t e r . e d u u rm c . ro c h e s t e r . e d u / p eo p l e / 31 3 0494 8 - m a r a -c-weinstein-velez
Market: Manhattan, NY Specialty: Face
Dr. Sam Rizk 2 1 2 . 4 52 . 3362
Market: Scottsdale, AZ Specialty: Vision
Dr. Jay Arora 480.991.8888
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Market: Boston, MA Specialty: Nose
Market: Greenwich, CT Specialty: Med Spa
Elivate Med Spa
Dr. Samuel Lin
203 . 990 . 370 0
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Market: Nashville, TN Specialty: Body
Market: Boston, MA Specialty: Breast
Dr. Jeffrey Lee 61 7 . 851 . 62 2 8 i n f o @ j l p l a s t i c s u r g e ry . c o m
Dr. Alton Ingram 61 5 . 4 31 . 371 0 p at i e n t s @ i n g r a m c o s m e t i c s u r g e r y . c o m i n g r a m c o s m e t i c s u r g e ry . c o m
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Market: Houston, TX Specialty: Body
Market: Fort Collins, CO Specialty: Medical Spa
Dr. Daisy A. Ayim
Xanadu Medspa
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Market: Denver, CO Specialty: Medical Aesthetics
Dr. Michael Young 3 03 . 3 4 7 . 2 0 0 0 c l i n i c @ d e n v e rw e l l n e s sa e s t h e t i c . c o m d e n v e rw e l l n e s sa e s t h e t i c . c o m
Market: DMV (Washington D.C., Maryland, Virginia) Specialty: Esthetician
Skin Snatched 8 0 0 . 3 72 . 7 0 8 9 l i s a @ s k i n s n at c h e d . c o m s k i n s n at c h e d . c o m
Market: DMV (Washington D.C., Maryland, Virginia) Specialty: Eyelid/Oculoplastic
Dr. Viraj Mehta
Market: DMV (Washington D.C., Maryland, Virginia) Specialty: Face
Dr. Munique Maia 7 0 3 . 5 74 . 4 5 0 0
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Market: Michigan Specialty: Allergy and Immunology
Market: Atlanta, GA Specialty: Hair Restoration
Anderson Center for Hair
Dr. Tina Abraham 248.651.6430
4 04 . 2 56 . 4 2 4 7
DrTinaAbraham@gmail.com
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Market: Columbus, OH Specialty: Smile
Market: Philadelphia, PA Specialty: Face
Dr. Jason Bloom
Dr. Sam Latif
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Market: Louisville, KY Specialty: Smile
Dr. Sara Cummins 502 . 2 2 8 . 4 70 0 i n fo @ sa racu m m i n sd m d . co m sa racu m m i n sd m d . co m
Market: Cleveland, OH Specialty: Breast
Gregory M. Fedele, MD 2 1 6 . 4 6 4 . 1 61 6 f ro n t d e s k @ d rf e d e l e . c o m d rf e d e l e . c o m
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Market: Miami Beach, FL Specialty: Concierge Medicine
Apprize Medical
Market: Oakland, CA Specialty: Mental Health
Dr. Mike Hoaglin 4 1 5 . 735 . 6 4 53
305 . 4 79 . 2973
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Market: New York, NY Specialty: Concierge Telemedicine
Market: New York, NY Specialty: Fertility
Dr. Brian A. Levine 212.290.8100 n at i o n a l p s c @ c o l o c r m . c o m c c r m i v f . c o m / n e w - yo r k
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Market: Miami, Florida Specialty: Criminal Defense
Market: South Florida Specialty: Commercial, Franchise
Chad Piotrowski
Robert Zarco
305 . 204 . 50 0 0
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Market: South Florida Specialty: Family Law/Divorce
Market: South Florida Specialty: Real Estate
Robert Elias
Sandy B. Becher
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Market: South Florida Specialty: Tax Law
Market: South East, Florida Specialty: Personal Injury Law
Suzanne M. DeWitt
Chad Robinson
305 . 563 . 70 0 0
561 . 80 0 . 2903
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Market: Coral Gables, Florida Specialty: Business/Commercial Litigation
Market: Miami, Florida Specialty: Personal Injury
Gabriel S. Saade, Esq.
Jany Martínez-Ward
786 . 633 . 1 1 1 4
855 . 36 5 . 6755
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Market: Los Angeles, CA Specialty: Entertainment Law
Market: New York City Specialty: Corporate Law
Keith Berglund
Amit Sondhi
31 0 . 567 . 60 70
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Market: New York City Specialty: Private Wealth Law
Market: New York City Specialty: Tax
Benjamin Goldburd
Michael Kosnitzky
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Market: Atlanta Specialty: Business Law
Market: Chicago Specialty: Immigration
Hassan Elkhalil
Christopher Helt, Esq.
7 70 . 61 2 . 3499
31 2 . 266 . 0531
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Market: Pittsburgh, PA Specialty: Entertainment Law
Market: Chicago Specialty: Personal Injury
Robert S. Fakhouri
Rocco Cozza
312.999.9990
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Market: Texas Specialty: White Collar Criminal Defense
John Teakell 2 1 4 . 5 2 3 . 9 0 76 j t e a k e l l @ t e a k e l l l aw . c o m t e a k e l l l aw . c o m
Market: National Specialty: Burn Injury Survivors
Paul Samakow p a u l @ n at i o n a l b u r n at t o r n e y . c o m n at i o n a l b u r n at t o r n e y . c o m
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David Hersh
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Christine Hong
Market: Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, AZ Realty One Group
Market: Bel Air, Los Angeles, CA Coldwell Banker Realty Beverly Hills
david@hersh24k.com hersh24k.com
310.433.5590 christinehong@coldwellbanker.com christinehong.net
Michael Eisenberg
Joyce Rey
Market: Bel Air, Los Angeles, CA Keller Williams Beverly Hills
Market: Beverly Hills, CA Coldwell Banker Global Luxury
310.748.5410 310.432.6400 mikeeisenberg@sbcglobal.net
310.285.7529 joyce@joycerey.com joycerey.com
Timothy Norman Tamura
Tomer Fridman
Market: Corona Del Mar, CA VALIA Properties 949.673.0789 tim@valiaoc.com valiaoc.com
Market: Hidden Hills, Holmby Hills, Trousdale Estates, CA Compass 310.919.1038 info@thefridmangroup.com thefridmangroup.com
Emaluisa Bustamante
Maxine & Marti Gellens
619-823-3444 emaluisa@willisallen.com lajollahomes4sale.com
858.551.6630 sold@gellens.com gellens.com
Courtney Poulos
Myra Nourmand
323.919.0375 courtney@acme-re.com acme-re.com
310.888.3333 myranourmand@nourmand.com myranourmand.com
Laura Drammer
Jeff Chertow
805.448.7500 laura@lauradrammer.com lauradrammer.com
310.456.3469 jeffchertow@gmail.com malibudreamhomes.com
Market: La Jolla, CA Willis Allen Real Estate
Market: West Adams, Los Angeles, CA ACME Real Estate
Market: Los Olivos, CA Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties
Market: La Jolla, CA Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
Market: Los Angeles, CA Nourmand & Associates
Market: Malibu, CA Pinnacle Estate Properties
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Cindy Shearin
Market: Manhattan Beach/Redondo Beach, CA Strand Hill Christie’s International 310.200.8318 cindy@theshearingroup.com cindyshearin.com
Debbi DiMaggio and Adam Betta Market: Piedmont/Berkeley/Oakland, CA Corcoran Global Living
510.414.6777 debbi.dimaggio@corcoranicon.com adam.betta@corcoranicon.com dimaggiobettagroup.co
Olivia Hsu Decker
Market: San Francisco Bay, CA Golden Gate Sotheby’s International Realty 415.435.1600 olivia@sanfranciscofinehomes.com sanfranciscofinehomes.com
Riskin Partners Estate Group Market: Santa Barbara, CA Village Properties
805.565.8600 team@riskinpartners.com montecito-realestate.com
David J. Carciere Market: Sonoma County, CA Cru Land Company 707.479.2199 cruland.com
Marsha Kotlyar Estate Group
Market: Montecito, CA Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices California 805.565.4014 Home@MKGroupMontecito.com mkgroupmontecito.com
Joel Goodrich Market: Presidio Heights/Sea Cliff, San Francisco, CA Coldwell Banker Global Luxury 415.308.8184 joel@joelgoodrich.com joelgoodrich.com
Tim Van Damm & Associates
Market: Rancho Santa Fe, CA Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices 858.663.0911 tim@timvandamm.com timvandamm.com
Kris Zacuto Market: Silicon Beach, CA Compass 310.702.6299 kris@kriszacuto.com kriszacuto.com
Ernie Carswell
Market: West Hollywood, CA Ernie Carswell & Associates at Douglas Elliman Real Estate 310.345.7500 ernie@carswellandassociates.com carswellandassociates.com
Hyleri Katzenberg
Shelly Tretter Lynch
203.246.8395 hyleri@luxelatitudes.com luxelatitudes.com
203.550.8508 shelly.tretterlynch@compass.com shellytretterlynch.com
Market: Fairfield, CT Compass
Market: Greenwich, CT Compass
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Mark Yaffe
Tadia Silva
Market: Bal Harbour, FL Nest Seekers International
Market: Bal Harbour, FL Legacy | Forbes Global Properties
305.998.9981 mark@markyaffe.com markyaffe.com
305.439.1286 emailtadia@gmail.com
Jackie Feldman
Jonathan Postma
Market: Boca Raton, FL One Sotheby’s International Realty
Market: Boca Raton, FL Coldwell Banker
561.400.2156 jfeldman@onesothebysrealty.com jackiefeldman.onesothebysrealty.com
561.843.7828 jonathan@jonathanpostma.com jonathanpostma.com
Sam and Jonathan Pergerson – The Pergerson Group
Jacopo Iasiello
Market: Bradenton, FL Coldwell Banker Realty
941.960.9109 sales@thepergersongroup.com thepergersongroup.com
Katharine A Rutland
Market: Coastal Palm Beach, FL The Luxury Portfolio Group, HomeSmart 561.480.8769 kathyrutland@yahoo.com theluxuryportfoliogroup.com
Market: Brickell, Miami, FL LuXury Wealth Group
305.521.8771 info@jacopoiasiello.com jacopoiasiello.com
The AMS team – by Ani Sanchez & Yedri Villafane Market: Coconut Grove, FL One Sotheby’s International Realty 305.510.7018 contact@theamsteam.com theamsteam.com
The Triple Crown
Greisy Montes De Oca
Aimee Deupi: 305.458.6535 adeupi@onesothebysrealty.com Briana Alvarez: 305.967.3968 bvalvarez@onesothebysrealty.com
305.505.6233 casa@greisymontesdeoca.com thebrokeragearealestateco.com
Market: Coconut Grove, FL
Mauricio J. Barba Market: Coral Gables, FL Luxury Real Estate Advisor
305.439.8311 mauricio@miamisignaturehomes.com miamisignaturehomes.com
Market: Cocoplum, Coral Gables, FL The Brokerage A Real Estate Company
Mickael Lancri Market: Coral Gables, FL Mickael Lancri Real Estate
786.246.3456 mickaellancripa@gmail.com mickaellancrirealestate.com
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Debbie Wysocki
Market: Harbor Beach/East Lauderdale, Lauderdale By The Sea, Hillsboro Beach/Hillsboro Shores, Deerfield Beach, FL
Alfonso Tapia Market: Downtown Miami, FL eXp Realty
Florida Luxury Homes Group - Keller Williams Realty Professionals 954.579.5720 debbie@floridaluxuryhomesgroup.com floridaluxuryhomesgroup.com
305.516.3303 atc@thealfonsotc.com atc@thealfonsotc.com
Diana Kosov
Gabrielle Ayzen
917.662.8265 Diana.Kosov@compass.com www.dianakosov.com
305.766.3374 gabrielle@travelfwrd.com travelfwrd.com
Scott Eric Klein, PA
Jennifer Leong and Nicole Di Leo of The Opulent Group
Market: Downtown Miami, FL Compass
Market: Edgewater, Miami, FL The Corcoran Group
305.302.3179 scott@scottkleinrealtor.com corcoran.com/real-estate-agents/detail/scott-ericklein-p-a-/26734/regionId/2
Chris Lodge Market: Key West, FL Expert Realty, LLC
609.290.6075 TheRealLodge@Gmail.com chris.keywestexperts.com
Market: Edgewater, Miami, FL Big International Realty
Market: Fort Lauderdale, FL TheOG@OneSothebysRealty.com IG: OpulentGroupJenniferLeong 954.850.0269
Lori Suarez, The Curated Collection Group Market: Las Olas Isles, FL One Sothebys
954.648.7336 lsuarez@onesothebysrealty.com curatedcollection.onesothebysrealty.com
Chris Sullivan
Priscilla Haisley
239.404.5548 chris@marcoluxuryhomes.com marcoluxuryhomes.com
305.322.3665 priscilla@luxeknows.com miamidreamcasa.com
Lee and Kaylee Cooke
The Resop Team
321.440.5794 contact@floridaluxuryrealtors.com floridaluxuryrealtors.com
239.231.6164 / theresopteam.com chris.resop@theagencyre.com @theresopteam
Market: Marco Island, FL RE/MAX Affinity Plus
Market: Orlando, FL Top Villas Realty
Market: Miami Shores, FL Luxe Properties
Market: Olde Naples, FL The Agency Naples
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Dante DiSabato
Stanley Whitcomb
239.537.5351 dante.disabato@raveis.com dantedisabato.raveis.com
239.564.5252 stan@thewhitcombgroup.com thewhitcombgroup.com
Maria Oddy
Nichollette White
239.821.6277 maria.oddy@raveis.com oddyteam.com
347.272.5311 realestate@nichollettewhite.com
Alan Philipson
Wesley Ulloa and Bianca Guevara
Market: Naples, FL William Raveis
Market: South Naples, FL William Raveis Real Estate
Market: Pinecrest, FL Compass
305.954.4227 alan.philipson@compass.com alanphilipson.com
Stefano Balli Market: Ponce-Davis, FL Compass
305.915.2572 stefano.balli@compass.com compass.com/agents/stefano-balli
Market: North Naples, FL The Whitcomb Group @ Premiere Plus Realty
Market: Pembroke Pines, FL Coldwell Banker Realty Weston
Market: Pinecrest, FL LUXE PROPERTIES
Bianca: 786-632-2640 / Wesley: 305-986-7041 bianca@luxeknows.com / wesley@luxeknows.com
Gwinn Volen
Market: Ponte Vedra Beach, FL The Volen Group, Keller Williams Luxury International 904.314.5188 thevolengroup@gmail.com pontevedrafocus.com
Moriah Taliaferro
Anca Mirescu
Market: Sarasota, FL Premier Sotheby’s International Realty
Market: South Beach, Miami, FL Douglas Elliman Real Estate
941.504.9910 moriah.taliaferro@premiersir.com moriahtaliaferro.com
305.349.3590 anca.mirescu@elliman.com elliman.com/ancamirescu
Gary Hennes
Alyssa Brody
305.281.6551 gary@garyhennesrealtors.com garyhennesrealtors.com
alyssa@developmentmarketingteam.com developmentmarketingteam.com
Market: South Beach, FL Gary Hennes Realtors
Market: South of Fifth, Miami, FL Development Marketing Team
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Lisa Van Wagenan Market: South of Fifth, Miami, FL Brown Harris Stevens 305.495.8417 LisaV@bhsusa.com
Daniel Pansky & Maria Kuzina
Market: Sunny Isles Beach, FL Miami Luxury Real Estate LLC
754.217.1402 mkuzina@miamiluxuryrealestates.com miamiluxuryrealestates.com
Melissa Barragan
Jaime Brown
305.988.4351 melissa@dezer.com melissabarragan.com
813.444.5885 jbrown@tampahomestyles.com tampahomestyles.homes
Jennifer Zales
Miguel A. Rodriguez
813.758.3443 jennifer@jenniferzales.com jenniferzales.com
561.603.9473 miguel@thechadcarrollgroup.com MiguelSellsRealEstate.com
Debra Johnston
Carrie Nicholson
Market: Sunny Isles Beach, FL Dezer Platinum Realty
Market: Tampa Bay, FL Coldwell Banker Global Luxury
Market: Atlanta, Georgia Coldwell Banker Realty
404.312.1959 | 404.537.3200 debra.johnston@cbrealty.com debraajohnston.com
Market: Tampa, FL Tampa Homestyles
Market: West Palm Beach, FL Compass
Market: Big Island, HI Carrie Nicholson, Realtor, BIC 808.896.9749 Carrie@hawaiilife.com carrie-nicholson.com
MacArthur and Lai Group
Dolores Panlilio Bediones
Market: Big Island, HI Sotheby’s International Realty
Market: Honolulu, HI Coldwell Banker Realty
808.895.5748 / 808.989.7861 macarthurlaigroup@venturesir.com venturesir.com/bio/MacArthurAndLai
808.383.9787 dolores.bediones@cbrealty.com doloresbedioneshawaii.com
Jeff Skinner & Suzanne Harding
Neal Norman
Market: Kauai, HI Kukui‘ula Realty Group, LLC 808.742.0234 jskinner@kukuiula.com smharding@kukuiula.com
Market: Kauai, HI Hawaii Life
808.651.1777 neal@hawaiilife.com nealnorman.com
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Dano Sayles
Debbie Arakaki
808.870.4899 dano@danosayles.com dano.emauirealestate.com
808.283.7214 Debbie@DebbieArakaki.com DebbieArakaki.com
Beth Chang
Daniela Pagani
808.478.7800 beth@bethchang.com bethchang.com
312.402.4072 daniela@danielapagani.com danielapagani.com
Charlene M. Hamiwka
Vicki Gaily
207.671.0085 charlene@harcourtswfp.com waterfrontandfineproperties.harcourtsna.com
Office 201.934.7111 | Cell 201.390.5880 vgaily@specialproperties.com specialproperties.com
Curtis J. Wright
Frank D. Isoldi
Market: Maui, HI Coldwell Banker Island Properties
Market: Oahu, HI Coldwell Banker Realty
Market: Maine Harcourts Waterfront & Fine Properties
Market: Essex County, Morris County, NJ Christie’s International Real Estate Northern New Jersey 973.289.8972 | 973.509.4649 cwright@christiesrealestategroup.com WrightGroupRE.com
Market: Maui, HI Compass
Market: Chicago, IL Real Broker
Market: Bergen County, NJ Special Properties div. of Brook Hollow Group
Market: Westfield, NJ Coldwell Banker Global Luxury Office direct 908.301.2038 | Cell 908.787.5990 frankisoldi@gmail.com theisoldicollection.com
Julija Nikonovaite
Leslie S. Modell
917.544.1456 jnikonovaite@elliman.com elliman.com/newyorkcity/associate/527-a-552jjan/julija-nikonovaite
212.606.7668, 917.488.5374 leslies.modell@sothebyshomes.com thelesliesmodellteam.com
Michael DeRosa
Jaime Richichi
315.406.7355 | 212.757.1550 michaelderosa@michaelderosaexchange.com derosaexchange.com
516.749.5242 jaime.richichi@compass.com jaimerichichi.com
Market: Manhattan, NYC, NY Douglas Elliman
Market: Skaneateles, NY Michael DeRosa Exchange
Market: Midtown East, NY Sotheby’s International Realty
Market: Upper East Side, New York City, NY Compass
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Laura Livaudais
Market: Uptown, New York Foxworth Realty
Market: Asheville/Western NC Ivester Jackson Blackstream Christie’s International Real Estate
212.368.4902 eugenia@foxworthrealtyonline.com foxworthrealtyonline.com
828.712.5445 laura@ijbproperties.com allashevillerealestate.com
Julie Osborn and Pat Allen Market: Highlands, NC Allen Tate/Pat Allen Realty Group
LUXE Forbes Global Properties
828.200.6165 julie.osborn@allentate.com julieosborn.allentate.com
503.389.2112 info@luxeoregon.com luxeoregon.com
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Steven Myers
215.692.6636 info@blacklabelkw.com blacklabelkw.com
615.330.0555 steve@stevemyershomes.com stevemyershomes.com
Moira E. Holley Market: Seattle, Washington
Jay Caputo
Market: Philadelphia, PA Keller Williams Philadelphia
Realogics | Sotheby’s International Realty 206.612.5771 moira@moirapresents.com moirapresents.com
David Kafka
Market: Lake Oswego / Portland / West Linn / Bend, OR
Market: Nashville, TN Fridrich & Clark Realty
Market: Washington D.C. Compass 703.340.7996 jaytherelentless@gmail.com tcgrealestate.com
Kevin Crigger
Market: Belize RE/MAX 1st Choice Belize
Market: Toronto, Canada The Kevin Crigger Real Estate Team
+501.615.9622 david@remax1stchoicebelize.com 1stchoicebelize.com
416.489.2121 kevin@kevincrigger.com kevincrigger.com
Eugen Klein
Provenance Properties
604.818.5888 eklein@kleingroup.com kleingroup.com
345.640.7000 info@provenanceproperties.com provenanceproperties.com
Market: Vancouver, Canada Royal LePage Westside Klein Group
Market: Cayman Islands, Caribbean Christie’s International Real Estate
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KC Martin
Market: Paris, France Sotheby’s International Realty
415.251.2332 tim@bluezonerealty.com bluezonerealty.com
505.690.7192 [for calls outside US, use “011”] kc.martin@sothebyshomes.com sothebysrealty.com
Gregory Gunter
Jorge A. Guillén
Market: San Miguel de Allende, Mexico BHHS Colonial Homes San Miguel
Market: Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Tropicasa Realty
877.878.4141 greg@gregorygunter.com BHHSColonialHomesSanMiguel.com/Meet-OurBrokers/Greg-Gunter
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Karina D. Sayed
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Market: Riviera Maya, Mexico PLAYA REALTORS
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Laura De La Torre De Skipsey
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Alexandra Bonte and James Filipidis
Market: Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Applegate Realtors +52 322.221.5434 moray@applegaterealtors.com applegaterealtors.com
BE Luxury Collection Market: The Bahamas HG Christie, Christie’s International
242.805.0130 sales@beluxuryre.com / sales@beluxurycolletion.com beluxuryre.com / beluxurycollection.com
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Market : Naples,FL
Elizabeth Cinquini Interiors 9 1 7 - 6 74 - 3 5 3 9 interiors@elizabethcinquini.com elizabethcinquini.com
Market : Pompano Beach, FL
Market : Naples, FL
Knot + Tide Interiors 2 3 9 - 2 0 7 - 2 8 96 | l e t s c h at @ k n ota n dt i d e i n t e r i o r s . c o m k n o ta n d t i d e i n t e r i o r s . c o m
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Market : Miami Beach, FL
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2024 Rolls-Royce Spectre An Electrifying Spirit BY TIM LAPPEN
STEALTH. THAT’S AN INTERESTING WORD TO USE FOR AN ULTRA-LUXURY ROLLS-ROYCE, BUT LET ME FINISH.
I use the term advisedly as this is a car that, while gorgeous and even imposing to look at, is almost silent when underway, and, due to its very aerodynamic design, it even slices quietly through the air. As I said, stealth. But why isn’t the name spelled correctly, with the “er” at the end? Maybe it’s to give you a clue that things are not what they always seem, especially when it comes to the Geniuses of Goodwood, the legendary home of Rolls-Royce. Definitions of the word “specter” include a phantom or a ghost, so now we’re on to something, given that Rolls-Royce’s Spectre is a close relative of both the Phantom and their Ghost. Now that we’ve resolved that haunting issue, we can move on to this wonderful vehicle, which the company claims is the “world’s first ultra-luxury, all-electric super coupe.” While the vehicle bears some resemblance to the Rolls-Royce Wraith — a long, two-door hardtop coupe with a rooftop sloping elegantly to the trailing edge of the boot (trunk) — in person, it appears to be a distinctly different car. First, the aerodynamics are more important in an all-electric car (did I forget to mention that there’s no internal combustion engine (ICE) in sight?). When a vehicle is battery-powered, the impact of the air on the moving car can seriously affect the vehicle’s range, so the creators seek to eke out as much “slipperiness” as they can, in this case, canting the lovely Pantheon grille slightly rearwards, adjusting the height and angle of the Spirt of Ecstasy, redesigning the wheels to cut through the air better, and, of course, adjust every shape and surface of the body so that the wind becomes less of an obstacle. The result of all this effort is to cause less interference from the air when the Spectre is in motion. Weight is another metric that can impact the ability of an electric vehicle to go far, and here there is little choice since batteries are heavy. To produce the same amount of energy that resides in a one-gallon can of gasoline requires batteries that take several times the size — and weight — of that gas can. Ironically, creating an electric car that is lighter is a supreme challenge since the batteries themselves — the source of the motivating power — weigh so much. By one estimate, the Spectre’s batteries weigh more than 1,500 pounds. Adding to the heft is about 400 pounds of sound-deadening materials, so the Spectre must haul around 2,000 pounds of batteries and acoustic materials, which, of course, explains why the Spectre tips the scales at an impressive 6,400 pounds.
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What will be of most importance to Rolls-Royce buyers is what it’s like to drive (or be chauffeured in) a Spectre. In a word: sublime. From the first touch of the door handle, it’s clearly apparent that this is an extremely well-made car. Looks aside (though I am a big fan of the looks), the feel of the car is wonderful at every tactile engagement (“touch” seems too plebian a word for this car). The door handles feel as if they were carved from silver ingots, while the controls for everything one needs have an unmistakable quality. Even the famous push-pull knobs for the air-conditioning have retained their historic stature, and although they now operate the actual air system via electronics, it does feel like one is actuating a highly-machined metal air door. Adjust the column-mounted gear lever (please pronounce that leever) into the drive position, and off you go; depending upon the propensity of your right foot, it may be GO. The electric motor is estimated to produce over 575 horsepower and over 650 pound-feet of torque (Rolls-Royce typically indicates that their engines’ power is “adequate”). When you factor in the weight of the car, it’s a pleasant surprise to find that the power metrics allow the car to accelerate to 60 mph in just over four seconds. (Note, however, that Rolls-Royce has built in some delay before the delivery of full power, much like the feeling of the legendary V12 Rolls-Royce, which purposely had a slight lag as RollsRoyce owners don’t want to experience whiplash upon acceleration.) This is not your grandfather’s Rolls-Royce, unless he was Barney Oldfield. And to balance out that prodigious power, the Spectre’s brakes act in a lovely concert with the regeneration of the electric motor upon deceleration. (Rolls-Royce has thoughtfully allowed regen to be toggled on and off, so you don’t spill your Champagne when being driven ever-so-elegantly to the opera.) Now, let’s look at handling. One rarely puts “Rolls-Royce” and “handling” together, but the Spectre turns the table on that measure, too. We’ve already seen that “performance” has entered the Rolls-Royce vernacular, but to my surprise and delight, this big coupe really can handle. As is typical, the suspension system on the Rolls-Royce has a name — the Planar System — which implies that the system runs in all directions. First utilized in the Ghost, Rolls-Royce engineers explain that all of the systems work in tandem so that the amount of the Spectre’s left or right lean in a curve, the forward or rearward bias from braking or accelerating, and the angle of the front wheels based on the steering input all are calculated in milliseconds so that the suspension can respond accordingly. While the Spectre maintains the legendary “magic carpet ride” for which Rolls-Royce is so well-known, the ability of the suspension to counteract lean and other G forces is remarkable so that the major twisties do not upset the car’s aplomb. This latest “Roller” is a force of nature in that it is stunning to behold. It cossets the occupants in luxurious splendor, handles like a dream, and performs like a — sports car. The company likes to say that they designed a Rolls-Royce first and an electric car second. It is clear they have done exactly that. @hauteauto HAUTE LIVING 131
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A HAUTE LOOK AT THE INCREDIBLY RARE, LIMITED-EDITION TEQUILA & MEZCALS AT CLASE AZUL MÉXICO’S EXCLUSIVE LOS CABOS BOUTIQUES. BY ADRIENNE FAUROTE
CLASE AZUL MÉXICO, THE RENOWNED MEXICAN LUXURY BRAND
celebrated for its exquisite craftsmanship and exceptional distillates, is making waves with its latest venture, Clase Azul Destinations. This hospitality arm of the brand is all about creating unique spaces where the essence of Clase Azul comes to life through extraordinary experiences inspired by the beauty of Mexico. For aficionados of luxury tequilas and mezcals, Clase Azul México has opened two exclusive boutiques in Los Cabos, Mexico, offering an intimate invitation into the world of Clase Azul. Located at the Los Cabos International Airport and The Shoppes at Palmilla in San Jose del Cabo, these boutiques have become sanctuaries for those seeking the brand’s iconic offerings, as well as rare and limited editions that can’t be found anywhere else — like the upcoming 2023 Día de Muertos Limited Edition, an annual collector’s gem that will now be exclusively available for purchase at one of Clase Azul’s two Los Cabos boutiques.
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Transcending beyond the typical shopping experience, the Clase Azul boutiques are spaces where innovative luxury and the brand’s hospitality come together to celebrate the beauty of Mexico as they offer visitors a chance to become part of the Clase Azul family. The boutique at Los Cabos International Airport is hard to miss when traveling through Cabo, as it offers a sophisticated escape within the airport as a dedicated space for Clase Azul’s exclusive lineup. It operates independently, which is a rarity in the spirits world, as brands are typically found alongside others in duty-free shops. The boutique at La Terraza in Palmilla is an immersive destination that goes beyond just products. It’s located adjacent to the brand’s bar, restaurant, omakase counter, exclusive tasting experience, and A Taste of Culture — a fully immersive experience inspired by Clase Azul’s mission to showcase Mexican culture on a global scale. The design and décor fuse the rich Mexican heritage of the brand with the bespoke experience of the boutiques. The boutiques were brought to life with the help of a talented team of Mexican artisans whose passion, traditions, and values are reflected in every detail. Case in point: the exquisite tiles adorning the boutique’s walls at La Terraza were handcrafted in-house by the same artisans responsible for creating Clase Azul’s iconic decanters. Design materials were chosen with care and responsibility, including luxurious marble and vegan leather. “We exist to captivate the world through the magic of Mexican culture, and our distillates are just the beginning. We want to create spaces where our brand comes to life,” notes Arturo Lomeli, the founder of Clase Azul México.
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The Macallan came together on August 10 to celebrate LA Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald, with an assist from celebrity artist Johnathan Schultz. Donald arrived at the intimate dinner, held at the Waldorf Astoria, straight from training camp with wife Erica, where guests were already mingling, having been greeted with specialty cocktails from The Macallan. The couple — who were imminently about to have their fourth child — mixed and mingled with guests and affably posed for photos at the event before sitting down to dinner. Before guests, including Dr. Garth Fisher, The Shoe Surgeon, Jackie James, Etai Drori, Keith Berglund, The Macallan’s Louis Esposito, and Crime By Design, were served the first course of tuna tartare, Haute Media Group senior vice president April Irene Donelson and editorin-chief Laura Schreffler welcomed guests and thanked both The Macallan and Schultz. Items inclusive of pan-seared sea bass and roasted beef tenderloin were served before The Macallan Brand Ambassador, Stephanie Forbes, left guests in awe with a tasting of the extremely coveted The Macallan James Bond 60th Anniversary release, sharing much about The Macallan’s rich history and the different facets of the exclusive and rare spirit. After the tasting, Schultz presented Donald with a custom-made, 23K gold painting, lauding his work ethic and love of family, sharing that he wanted to create something special that emulated Donald’s “shine.”
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VENTIAN ISLANDS IN MIAMI
EAST DILIDO
SETH SEMILOF
527 E Dilido Dr., Miami Beach, FL 33139
4 BEDS | 4 BATHS | 3,398 SQFT | LISTED AT $13,500,000 Dive into luxury at “El Escape,” a waterfront gem in the heart of the Venetian Islands, Miami Beach. Priced at $13,500,000, this exquisite residence spans 3,398 sqft, featuring 4 lavish bedrooms and bathrooms, all set on a generous 10,500-square-foot lot. Step inside to an airy ambiance with vaulted ceilings and sunlit spaces. The ground floor unveils a guest suite or potential office, while the living area transitions into a gourmet kitchen effortlessly. Upstairs, the primary suite offers panoramic waterfront vistas and a tranquil Roman tub. Built with hurricane-impact windows and doors, safety is paramount. Outside, verdant landscapes frame a shimmering pool, expansive patio, and private dock, setting the stage for unforgettable moments. Book your private tour today! WWW.527EASTDILIDO.COM
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RITZ CARLTON
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Ritz Carlton Unit 1909
3 BEDS | 3.5 BATHS | 2,643 SQFT | LISTED AT $6,150,000 Luxury living awaits you at The Ritz Carlton in the highly sought-after Bal Harbour neighborhood. This stunning 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom residence boasts panoramic ocean and city views that will take your breath away. This home is masterfully designed with the finest finishes and top-of-the-line appliances; spacious open-concept living and dining areas are perfect for entertaining guests. Enjoy world-class amenities, including 24-hour concierge service, a private beach club, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a full-service spa, a heated oceanfront pool, a restaurant, and a bar, ensuring you have everything you need for a life of luxury. Book your private tour today! WWW.1909RITZCARLTON.COM
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MISSONI BAIA
SETH SEMILOF
Missoni Baia #1703
2 BEDS | 2.5 BATHS | 1,911 SQFT | LISTED AT $2,200,000 Situated in Miami’s vibrant heart, this 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom haven on the distinguished 03 line is a testament to refined living. With 1,911 sqft of interior elegance and a generous 351 sqft balcony, it’s a space where every sunrise over Biscayne Bay from the primary suite feels like a private show. Expansive windows illuminate the residence, drawing the eye to where the sky meets the sea. The fluid design effortlessly connects living, dining, and kitchen spaces, which is ideal for modern living. Beyond the doors of your residence, Missoni Baia’s amenities await: a state-of-the-art fitness center, a serene spa, a modern theater, an exclusive pet spa, and more. Book your private tour today! WWW.MISSONIBAIA1703.COM
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