2014-15 PC Discover Style magazine by Onboard Media

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EDITOR’S NOTE I admit it: Vacation equals shopping to me. No matter where my travels take me, I will find something to buy. Whether it’s local handicrafts, street art, or clothing and jewelry, I will convince myself that I can only find it right here, right now. My shopping addiction has created multiple cases of buyer’s remorse, such as the one too many pairs of espadrilles from Spain; a handmade hammock from Colombia that is balled up in a hallway closet; or the multiple matryoshka dolls from St. Petersburg that are now in storage due to a very curious toddler who puts everything in her mouth. But then on the flip side are the purchases I would buy over and over again and that still put a smile on my face: the wedding bands my husband and I acquired in the Azores, a gorgeous gemstone bracelet from St. Thomas, and bottles of handmade rose hand lotion from Big Sur, California. As my souvenir-magnet-covered fridge can attest, I adore traveling, and the little buys made abroad are a big part of my vacation experience. For me, it’s often less about the object and more about the place, the people and the memory that purchase embodies. Our travels, the people we meet and the memories we make are what inspire us — and what inspired this issue. We talk to polo superstar and model Nic Roldan, who exudes style and confidence both on and off the playing field. French free diver Guillaume Néry’s passion for exploration has taken him everywhere from Greece to Mexico and beyond, where he’s pushed himself physically and mentally to dive farther and deeper into the world’s oceans. Back on land, the sights, smells and sounds of the Caribbean leave their mark on more than tourists. We profile some of the world’s top fashion designers, including Oscar de la Renta and Carolina Herrera, and explore how their Caribbean roots influence their red-carpet-ready designs. We chat with trendsetters and fashion insiders who share their love of traveling and spill secrets for looking and feeling great while on vacation. And we’ve filled our pages with objects big and small, inspired by funky flora, sun-filled islands and leisurely time at sea — a perfect opportunity to sample a spirit or browse the great buys on board or in port. Wherever your cruise takes you, and whatever you choose to take back home with you — be it a pair of diamond studs, a bottle of island rum or a simple memento — you will have cherished memories of trips with the ones you love that will remind you how great discovering our world is in the first place. Enjoy!

MaryAnna Estomba Rousseau Editor in Chief

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30 Pony Up

Polo darling Nic Roldan on what it really means to play the sport of kings

32 Star Power

Johnny Depp makes jewelry a guy thing, Cate Blanchett goes full sparkle and Jennifer Lopez keeps it bold on the red carpet

38 Wanderlust

Vogue Mexico/Latin America Editor in Chief Kelly Talamas dishes on her vacation must-haves and her favorite Caribbean destinations

40 Style File

From funky frocks to sparkling jewelry to sleek accessories, all of the sartorial inspiration you’ll need to update your style

52 The Gang’s All Here The men of Entourage take fashion to the next level

54 Trending

The oversized timepieces adorning the wrists of some of Hollywood’s leading ladies, plus functional dive watches cool enough to wear on dry land

62 Blonde Ambition

Hollywood It Girl Naomi Watts went from bit parts to Oscar-nominated roles, and her star power keeps rising

68 Sea of Style

On the cover: Naomi Watts, photographed by Ben Watts/ Corbis Outline.

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Caribbean designers making their mark from the White House to red carpets

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74 Tropical Punch

Bright colors, bold prints and billowy silhouettes perfect for your next beach trip

82 Heir Apparent Precious valuables and the celebrities who covet them

90 Iconic Style

Discover jewels inspired by some of Hollywood’s fantastically glamorous women

98 Shady Business A look back at the most iconic sunglasses in pop culture

100 Forever in Fashiom Check out these vacation staples with staying power

102 Men of the Hour

The lowdown on watch collecting from the Internet’s definitive source on timepieces, Hodinkee

106 Life Aquatic

French free diver Guillaume Néry’s remarkable career

112 ABCs of Fine Dining

PHOTO BY JOSEPH MONTEZINOS.

A culinary cheat sheet for budding foodies

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114 Raise the Bar

Everything you need to know about setting up your at-home bar, from what spirits to stock to which gadgets to buy

120 The Mane Man U.S. Open hair guru Julien Farel spills his secrets for achieving beautiful tresses at sea

122 In the Bag

Easy packing and fashion fixes from top stylist Katherine Lande

124 Save Face

Beauty tricks from celebrity makeup artist Collier Strong

128 Timeless Beauty Trendy accessories fit for all ages

132 Presents From Paradise Bring home the gift of style

136 Brand Finder

A handy guide to finding your favorite brands in port

142 Lasting Impression

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Contributors

Ashley Brozic, Andrea Carneiro, Dorothy Cascerceri, Stefanie Degreff, Ginger Harris, Lauramay LaChance, Sara Liss, Joseph Montezinos, Amber Page, Jacquelynn D. Powers, H. M. Struthers, Anna Voisard, Hernan Zornada

Carrie Julier Norma Vila Vikki Knudsen Elizabeth Fernandez Brigid Cotter Beth Wood Jose Cuevas Raquel Figueroa Gilberto D. Perez Christian Rosario Anna Riekstins Violeta Manco-Rojas Tyler Condon Jeffrey Meister Christine Rojas Todd Hedge Dan Shaw Juan Carlos Peña Kevin Maschke Haley Struthers Dawn Minkow

VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS Publishing MANAGING EDITOR CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER SENIOR ART DIRECTOR GRAPHIC DESIGNER GRAPHIC DESIGNER GRAPHIC DESIGNER GRAPHIC DESIGNER Advertising Sales DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL MARKETING & SALES AD SERVICES MANAGER SALES MANAGER SALES MANAGER SALES COORDINATOR Video/Film Production EXECUTIVE PRODUCER DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY SENIOR EDITOR PRODUCTION COORDINATOR EDITOR

Victoria Rossi Jimmy Marks Robert Yonskie

Port Shopping Revenue SENIOR REGIONAL MARKETING MANAGER REGIONAL MARKETING MANAGER REGIONAL MARKETING MANAGER

Rachel Castro Nadine Winter Rina Alvarado

Port Shopping Operations DIRECTOR CUSTOMER RELATIONS MANAGER OPERATIONS COORDINATOR

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CONTRIBUTORS Ashley Brozic

Ginger Harris

“Save Face,” Page 124

If there are two things Ashley Brozic can talk about for hours, it’s fashion and food. Luckily, she covers both for her hometown as the Miami editor of racked.com and city editor for DiningOut Miami. She’s contributed to Departures magazine, Miami New Times and Eater Miami — but that doesn’t mean she’s not keen on expanding her horizons. The frequent traveler always finds time to discover new destinations, exploring local boutiques, tiny coffee shops and hidden dive bars wherever she goes. Travel motto:

“The Gang’s All Here,” Page 52 “Sea of Style,” Page 68

Ginger Harris is the Miami fashion blogger behind Electric Blogarella, to which she contributes her perspectives on fashion and beauty to the blogosphere. It’s a domain she knows well, as she’s spent more than a decade working as a fashion and beauty writer and editor. Ginger currently holds the position as the shopping insider for the state of Florida at visitflorida.com, regularly appears on NBC6 as a style expert and has been featured on the Today show, as well as in Marie Claire and Self magazines. Travel motto:

If you’re still in your comfort zone, you haven’t traveled far enough.

Unpack, get comfy; this is your home for a while.

Greatest vacation indulgence:

Shopping for artisanal goods and vintage bags, and munching at rustic cafés.

I try to find at least one piece of jewelry on each trip I take to remind me of my adventure.

Sara Liss

Andrea Carneiro

Sara Liss is a Miami-based lifestyle journalist with a penchant for sandal tans and crisp bed sheets. In 2008 she launched the Miami edition of urbandaddy.com, a daily email magazine that covers food, nightlife and style. She writes a dining column for miami.com and the Miami Herald called First Look. Sara is a resorts expert for about.com’s travel site, where she covers all that is exciting in the world of resorts from Zurich to Key West.

Andrea Carneiro has more than a decade of experience as writer and editor working with regional and national print and digital lifestyle publications. When not working she can still be found in front of the computer, planning exotic, luxury dream vacations and emailing them to her husband. She currently resides in Miami with her husband, two daughters and three rescue dogs.

“ABCs of Fine Dining,” Page 112

Travel motto:

Do your research, but be open to the unexpected. Greatest vacation indulgence:

Food, always good food.

“Life Aquatic,” Page 106

Joseph Montezinos “Tropical Punch,” Page 74

Photographer Joseph Montezinos’ work has appeared in Cosmopolitan, Brides and Easy Living magazines, and his clients include Marks & Spencer, Famous Footwear, Bali lingerie and Crabtree & Evelyn. Joe was also featured as a guest celebrity judge on Britain’s Next Top Model with Elle Macpherson. He splits his time between Miami, New York and London but says he will always consider himself a New Yorker.

Travel motto:

Always be prepared! Greatest vacation indulgence:

Cocktails at every meal.

Travel motto:

Always make it relaxing. Greatest vacation indulgence:

Incredible food.

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Pony Up

Making Prince Harry and Prince William sweat is no sweat for stylish American polo star Nic Roldan. By Jacquelynn D. Powers accessory, a watch. Chopard, Piaget and Hublot are among Roldan’s favorites, but don’t get the impression that the 31-year-old is fashionobsessed. He is just as comfortable in a white T-shirt, jeans and sneakers. “The polo lifestyle is a very simple life,” he notes — and a fashionable one at that. Roldan’s intense dedication has him currently working toward another U.S. Open Polo Championship after winning his first as a teenager. “With a lot of hard work, determination, belief, it can be done,” he says. He shares the same passion and determination with his charitable endeavors, working closely with Rally For Kids With Cancer, which sponsors scavenger hunts to raise money for local children’s hospitals. Roldan also dedicates his time to Just World International, an organization that builds schools and sends food and medical supplies to places like Cambodia, Honduras and Guatemala. “It’s a heartwarming experience to be able to put a smile on their faces.”

PHOTO BY JUAN LAMARCA.

“Playing polo has given me the opportunity to see some amazing places,” polo star Nic Roldan says. And the opportunity to play with some pretty famous faces, like the British Royals. The Florida resident is often far from home, whether it’s to play an exhibition match with Prince Harry and Prince William in California or to compete in tournaments all over the globe. “As Winston Churchill once said, ‘Polo is the passport to the world,’ and while it may sound so clichéd, it’s the truth,” says Roldan, whose passport includes stamps from England, Argentina, Australia, China and United Arab Emirates. Aptly known as the “sport of kings,” polo is in Roldan’s blood. He’s a third-generation polo player who got his professional start at the tender age of 14. But it isn’t just family traditions that keep Roldan playing polo; it’s a love for the game. “Polo is beautiful and passionate,” he enthuses. “It’s very intense. I like to compare it to ice hockey on horses. You’re traveling at speeds of 35, 40 miles per hour. It gets aggressive out there. It’s like no other sport I have ever played.” Looking good on the polo field in the de rigueur white pants and polo shirts comes naturally to Roldan, whose sense of style off the field is apparent. You’ll find the American face of polo clad in Ferragamo suits, cashmere sweaters (he prefers Ralph Lauren) and the ultimate men’s

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Talamas’ vacation staples consist of brightly colored sacks, swimsuits that pop and jewelry with meaning.

Wanderlust By Lauramay LaChance

Pack It Up

I always bring timeless items that are feminine as well as practical, like jean shorts that look good with a simple T-shirt or dressed up with a silk blouse, strappy sandals and bold bikinis that are easy to mix and match (I love the California brand MIKOH). My must-have amulet of sorts is a handmade Wayuu Mochila made by the women of the eponymous Colombian tribe (I feel a positive energy whenever I carry it). Each brightly colored bag is so unique that it’s as though I’m toting a piece of art on my shoulder. I keep everything else simple: a delicate gold chain with a pendant, a rose-gold bracelet that was gifted to me by friend and jewelry designer Ashley Kersh, and a classic Panama hat for stylish sun protection.

Caribbean Dreams

Give me clear skies and clear water, and I’m in heaven. I’ve traveled to a decent amount of Caribbean destinations (I can’t get enough of Tulum and Cartagena), but there are a few islands I have yet to discover, such as Turks and Caicos and St. Lucia. Currently, my mouth waters for a good conch salad with freshly diced fruit and peppers from a little beachside hut in the Bahamas. It’s always fun to try the local flavors of every country I visit.

The Must-Haves

A good book, my camera and a relaxing beach playlist on my iPod. I’m a big fan of music, so I always need a great soundtrack for every trip.

My Secret Weapon

If I’m headed to the beach, then hats and sunglasses are a must. They don’t just provide a chic way to protect against the sun, but they can also disguise untamed hair and allow you to go makeup-free.

Just Relax

I’m thrilled to leave behind high heels, makeup and emails on vacation. I think it’s a rarity nowadays to find a destination where you can really disconnect from the world, which is why I love traveling to remote places where Wi-Fi is nonexistent. Being able to really sign off for a few days is, for me, a true luxury.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF: MIKOH; ASHLEY KERSH; WAYUU TRIBE; KELLY TALAMAS.

Kelly Talamas, editor in chief of Vogue Mexico/Latin America, has always had a passion for fashion and writing, but lately she’s added traveling to that list. Whether jet-setting to runway shows and photo shoots or escaping to exotic locations around the world, Talamas tends to travel light (it makes any vacation that much more enjoyable, she says), accenting her classic wardrobe with punchy accessories and special items she’s picked up along the way. Here, the globetrotting editor, who’s traded her hometown of Miami for Mexico City, dishes on her cosmopolitan style, what she shops for on vacation and why she just can’t get enough of the Caribbean.

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Brighten up your favorite monochromatic styles this season with pops of crimson. Clockwise from center: Dennis Basso Spring 2014; Alex and Ani Kentucky Derby Collection stack; Lauren G Adams Fiesta Earth Wind and Pave earrings; Rebecca Minkoff Jax clutch; Giuseppe Zanotti crystal-covered slide sandal; Lauren G Adams Fiesta Earth Wind and Pave stackable bangle; Balenciaga transparent framed sunglasses; OPI nail lacquer in Lost on Lombard; Fendi Timepieces Chameleon; Movado Gravity.

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From left: Eric “E” Murphy (Kevin Connolly), Ari Gold (Jeremy Piven), Salvatore “Turtle” Vacara (Jerry Ferrara), Johnny “Drama” Chase (Kevin Dillon), Shauna Roberts (Debi Mazar) and Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier).

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From designer kicks to ticking timepieces, here’s how the boys of Entourage left their marks on men’s fashion. By Ginger Harris After eight seasons, the cast of Entourage is ready to hit the big screen. As the HBOborn show makes the leap from in-home entertainment to silver screen, so will the fictional characters’ style. Here is a look back at each of the guys’ influential wardrobes.

Kevin Connolly’s Eric “E” Murphy isn’t the kind who would say no to a sweater vest with a white collar popping out of the top, but he isn’t afraid to throw a trend or two into the mix, such as cap-toe oxfords and colored aviators. While we get the feeling he one day dreamed of dressing like Ari, down to the Rolex Daytona, he clearly studies the pages of his latest men’s fashion mag too, bringing a younger twist to the traditional professional’s look.

The Professional

The most consistently styled character on the show, Jeremy Piven’s Ari Gold wouldn’t be caught dead without a custom suit and tie (with a Windsor knot, no less), a pair of fine Italian leather shoes and a Rolex. Surely even his skivvies boast a designer label. But for all of his ostentatious behavior, the slick, fast-talking agent is still the most sartorially reserved, choosing tailored looks and classic accessories all the way down to his conspicuous pocket squares.

The Urban Outfitter The Risk-Taker Brought to life by Jerry Ferrara, Salvatore “Turtle” Vacara introduced a singular hip-hop influence into the show. In the beginning, he relied on basketball jerseys, baggy denim and backward hats — all in clashing hues — to get him through the day. But as the seasons progressed, so did his casual street wear, outfitting himself in It sneakers — like his super-exclusive Fukijamas — argyle cardigans, polos, Lacoste and his Audemars Piguet watch, which dressed up his urban influence.

Johnny “Drama” Chase, as played by Kevin Dillon, isn’t afraid to try something new — even when he shouldn’t. When one shiny blazer didn’t work out, he didn’t shy away from trying the next. Trendy jeans, a fedora and a shirt that several years from now he will look back on and shake his head at — all staples. In the cast of characters, he’d be the first to get ambushed by the makeover squad or be cited by the fashion police.

The Natural

Vincent Chase, played by the dashing Adrian Grenier, has always been the show’s It Boy. His laidback, “in the right place at the right time” attitude also dominated his style. Comfy tees (the kinds that cost a fortune to fit just right), perfectly broken-in skinny jeans, just the right mix of bed-head-meetsstyled hair, motorcycle boots that show wear but clearly not too much, trendy shades and a piece of man jewelry — everything he touched, everything he wore, was effortless.

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Clockwise from top left: Panerai Luminor Marina; Hublot Classic Fusion Pelé; Bremont Supermarine 2000; Omega Speedmaster Mark II ”Rio 2016;” Cartier Calibre Diver. 56

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Blonde AMBITION From challenging film roles to personal hardships, Hollywood It Girl Naomi Watts continues to thrive under pressure. By Dorothy Cascerceri

While some actors find it easier to portray real-life personalities on screen, for Naomi Watts, the experience has proved formidable. “It’s very scary,” admits the Australian actress of playing the late Princess Diana in the 2013 biopic Diana. Both in this role and in her Oscar-nominated turn as real-life tsunami survivor María Belón in the 2012 film The Impossible, fear has worked as a motivator rather than a deterrent. “I love the challenge of it,” explains Watts, who was admittedly nervous to take on the role. “Inside [the story] there was this really intimate family spirit that was so strong I knew I had to do [the film].”

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In her personal life, Watts finds support from partner Liev Schreiber and sons Alexander, 7, and Samuel, 5, whom she credits with her newfound lightness and positive outlook. “Perhaps having a family has done that for me.” Though it seems Schreiber, whom she met at the Costume Institute Gala in 2005, has always brought out a sort of levity in the actress. “I made a ballsy move, asking him, ‘Don’t you want my digits?’ It made him laugh,” she says. “He texted me five minutes later saying, ‘Would you like to go for a drink now?’ And I said, ‘No, I’ll meet you for breakfast tomorrow.’” Like any normal parents, the pair enjoy doing things with their children, whether it’s biking or spending time at their home in New York City. “They love roughhousing with Daddy,” she says jokingly. “I always say, “No, no, Mummy is a delicate flower; save the roughhousing for Daddy!” Watts’ playfulness is showing through her work these days, too. Both in Birdman, in which she’s reunited with her 21 Grams director, Alejandro González Iñárritu, and in St. Vincent, where she stars opposite Melissa McCarthy and Bill Murray, Watts explores what she calls the “darker side of comedy.” She will be stepping outside of her comfort zone even further as Evelyn, the leader of the Factionless in the next three Divergent movies, based on the young-adult dystopian series by Veronica Roth. It’s a departure for the actress, but she’s decidedly confident about the sudden switch to not only action but also more comedic roles. “I love humor,” she says. “I’m totally drawn to funny people, and I like to think I can make people laugh. I’m not afraid to make fun of myself. So we’ll see.”

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Watts’ own family has had a similar spiritual influence on her career — from instilling a love of theater to helping her decide what roles she takes. Her first taste of acting came at age four when she watched her mother in a stage production of My Fair Lady. “She was wearing all these beautiful costumes and talking in a funny voice… I kept waving to her and calling out her name, but she wouldn’t wave back because she was in character,” she remembers. “Finally, she gave me a little wink, and I got it. In that moment, I understood it was play-pretend, and I wanted to be in that arena.” Breaking into acting, however, wasn’t easy. As a teenager, the British-born actress moved with her parents to Sydney, Australia, where she enrolled in acting classes and began a grueling auditioning process. “It was pretty brutal,” she says of the decades she spent waiting to be “discovered.” “You’d have to drive to an office just to pick up two bits of script paper, then you’d arrive and line up for hours, get to the casting director, and they wouldn’t even give you eye contact.” Instead of a single breakout role, Watts moved to Hollywood and began securing bit parts in films like 1984’s Children of the Corn. It wasn’t until 2001’s Mulholland Drive that things finally changed for the beauty, in part thanks to a chance meeting with the film’s director, David Lynch. “He helped bring me out of my shell. My spirit had been broken a bit over the years by my having to work on films I didn’t love,” she reveals. “David saw me for myself and was OK with my self doubts.”

PHOTOS BY: ASSOCIATED PRESS; EVERETT COLLECTION/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM; FEATUREFLASH/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM.

Clockwise from top left: Watts spent weeks filming in surging water tanks to recreate all the tsunami scenes for The Impossible; the actress dazzled in Armani Privé at the 85th Academy Awards, where she was nominated for Best Actress; the actress at the 79th Academy Awards; Watts, Schreiber and their sons vacationing in Paris. Opposite: Watts as Princess Diana.

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CAREER H I G H L I G H T S

Mulholland Drive (2001) Many consider this film — originally a television pilot for ABC — Watts’ breakout role. When the network passed on the series, director David Lynch turned his psychological thriller into a screenplay and tapped a then-unknown Watts to play the lead role of Los Angeles ingénue, Betty Elms. The Ring (2002) As a young journalist tasked with investigating the cause of several mysterious deaths, Watts is more heroine than indolent damsel. Many panned this remake of the Japanese film Ring, but it went on to become one of the highest-grossing horror remakes in the world. 21 Grams (2003) Watts received her first Oscar nomination for her role as Cristina Peck, a grief-stricken mother and recovering addict. The title of the Alejandro González Iñárritu-directed film refers to the 21 grams of body mass lost at death, which represent the departure of the soul. Le Divorce (2003) Watts plays a French-wed poet living in Paris, who finds herself in the midst of a divorce when her bon vivant sister, played by Kate Hudson, decides to come visit. This was the actress’ first go at a romantic comedy, though the film borders on dramedy, with Watts playing a heartbroken foil to a free-spirited Hudson. I Heart Huckabees (2004) This existential comedy, directed by David O. Russell with an ensemble cast that included Dustin Hoffman, Jude Law and Lily Tomlin, gave Watts the platform to show off her rarely seen comedic chops. King Kong (2005) This contemporary remake of the 1933 classic has Watts playing iconic damsel in distress Ann Darrow. Critics praised the actress’ dynamic portrayal of the vaudeville character, because Watts expressed a range of emotions that Fay Wray, who first played the role, was unable to convey. J. Edgar (2011) Clint Eastwood directed Watts in this biographical drama about FBI director J. Edgar Hoover, played by Leonardo DiCaprio. In order to appear much older in her role as Helen W. Gandy, Hoover’s personal secretary, Watts underwent long hours of hair and makeup. The Impossible (2012) Watts earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress for her portrayal of real-life tsunami survivor María Belón. The actress spent approximately six weeks filming in special water tanks that simulated the massive waves. Diana (2013) Watts’ controversial turn as the late Princess Diana almost didn’t happen. After careful consideration, the actress decided to pursue the role, telling Harper’s Bazaar the multifaceted character seduced her. Discover Style

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The Caribbean is strewn with thousands of islands. Among the trees bearing delicious fruits, the sea’s fresh seafood and islands’ beautiful beaches, another commodity grows — some of today’s top fashion designers. With roots planted in the Caribbean, these innovators bring a taste of their native land to the world of style. From red-carpet gowns to wedding dresses, even outfitting first ladies, this is how these Caribbean-born designers have influenced the fashion game with their unique perspectives.

Clockwise from left: Kate Hudson wears Oscar de la Renta to the premiere of Bride Wars; Mrs. Nancy Reagan at her husband’s gubernatorial inauguration in 1967; Bianca Jagger with artist Andy Warhol; former first lady Laura Bush with President George W. Bush; Amy Adams in Oscar de la Renta at the 85th Academy Awards; Cameron Diaz in a Fall 2010 design by Oscar de la Renta. Opposite, from top: Actresses Michelle Williams and Sarah Jessica Parker defer to Oscar de la Renta for stunning red-carpet looks; President John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy in 1961; Kerry Washington in a de la Renta design; Oscar de la Renta backstage at New York Fashion Week.

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From conch to couture, these designers bring a taste of the Caribbean to the forefront of fashion.

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He’s dressed everyone from first ladies Nancy Reagan, Hillary Clinton and Laura Bush to Hollywood stars such as Sarah Jessica Parker, Anne Hathaway and Michelle Williams. Oscar de la Renta, born Óscar Arístides Ortiz de la Renta Fiallo, came to be one of the biggest designers to date after humble beginnings in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. De la Renta’s big break came as one of the couturiers who dressed former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy in the 1960s. His fashion affair with American royalty is fitting, as Santo Domingo is the oldest continuously inhabited European settlement in the Americas, bringing a touch of European glamour from the royals themselves to the New World. Since forming his eponymous line in 1967, de la Renta left a large imprint on the red carpet, creating gowns constructed of beautiful bodices, skirts adorned with layers of ruﬄes, and jewel-tone hues of bold reds and brilliant purples found in his homeland’s native flowers. And speaking of Caribbean foliage, from lace to prints, find this homage to home in his resort and ready-to-wear collections.

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Isabel

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Toledo

Cuba-born Isabel Toledo took the U.S. by storm when first lady Michelle Obama wore her lemongrass-hued wool lace shift dress with accompanying overcoat to her husband’s first inauguration. It was a moment that put the spotlight on Toledo, who had launched her eponymous collection two decades earlier. Toledo’s early interest in sewing (she made her own outfits for school in Cuba) lent her designs a distinct level of craftsmanship and unparalleled construction. Her line boasts flamenco-inspired looks, with long trains and lace tops that recall her childhood in Cuba, a place she remembers as full of “so many different types of people who live together and exist and collaborate with each other.” Toledo’s experiences continue to inform her work; she juxtaposes fabrics that harken back to her roots (often burlap lined with voile or denim lined with silk) and is designing for a wider demographic, partnering with her husband, Ruben, to create a plus-size collection for Lane Bryant — the firstever designer collaboration for the brand.

Tcherassi

Maybe it’s her Colombian roots — she hails from Barranquilla, the main shopping and cultural center of the Caribbean region of Colombia — or maybe it’s her home in Miami that brings out the color and flavor in Silvia Tcherassi’s designs. Her vibrant designs hold true to her Latin roots: Think bright orange mochilas (woven backpacks like the ones made in her hometown by local artisans) and frilly wedding dresses popular with South American socialites. Celebrities like Sofia Vergara, Shakira and Catherine Zeta-Jones favor the designer’s feminine and flirty pieces, inspired by women of every age “from 18 to 50,” as she likes to say. It’s this element of ladylike sophistication that’s received plenty of attention, even earning the designer the designation of Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres by the French government for her contribution to arts and culture. The internationally touted Tcherassi garnered fans stateside with her budget line of colorful shoes and handbags for Payless ShoeSource (released in 2011) and has since widened her appeal with boutiques in both Miami and her native Colombia.

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Silvia

Clockwise from top left: Michelle Obama wears a lemongrass-hued sheath and coat by Isabel Toledo on Inauguration Day 2009; models present creations by Colombian designer Silvia Tcherassi during the Colombiamoda fashion show; Silvia Tcherassi; Isabel Toledo.

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In 1939 in Caracas, Venezuela, Maria Carolina Josefina Pacanins y Niño was born. She would later be known as Carolina Herrera, the woman who captured the attention of Studio 54’s It crowd, including Mick and Bianca Jagger and Andy Warhol, with her distinctive style. Though modern fashions came slowly to Caracas in the ’50s, Herrera developed her own sense of style, landing on the International Best Dressed List alongside celebrities like Anjelica Huston, Sophia Loren and Princess Grace of Monaco. Since launching her first collection, which Herrera went back to her roots in Caracas to have made, she’s dressed everyone from first lady Jacqueline Kennedy to actresses Renée Zellweger and Salma Hayek. Her style is simple, chic and elegant, quite like the classic white button-up she is best known for. Her shifts are essential little black dresses that are timeless yet modern, making them pieces that all women — not just celebs such as Tina Fey, Emmy Rossum and Venus Williams who sit front row at her shows — feel comfortable and beautiful in. Time and time again she draws on her Venezuelan roots for inspiration, creating dresses that boast wild flowers like those in her motherland, as well as dresses with swirls inspired by the waves of the Caribbean Sea.

Clockwise from top left: Renée Zellweger goes full glam in a silver Carolina Herrera design; Bianca Jagger; Andy Warhol with his Cow Wallpaper exhibited at Leo Castelli, 1966; Carolina Herrera waves at the closing of one of her many runway shoes; Jessica Simpson, a longtime fan of the designer, in a Carolina Herrera creation; the designer circa 1985.

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Calypso St. Barth Sarah asymmetrical maxi dress, calypsostbarth.com; Sequin beaded earrings, sequin-nyc.com; Tamara Comolli gemstones with leather cords, tamaracomolli.com. Fashion Stylist: Katherine Lande Hair & Makeup: Vickie Granado Discover Style

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Heir Apparent By Anna Voisard

From royalty and their storied heirlooms, to celebs and their one-of a-kind vintage finds, to a piece inspired by the classic look of yesteryear, whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s old is suddenly new again when it comes to jewelry.

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How the Royals Roll

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In some families, there are no questions, only customs. Nowhere is this sentiment truer than in Britain, where the Royal Family adheres to all sorts of regal conventions. Kate Middleton and Prince William’s wedding in 2011 was steeped in Victorian tradition, beginning with her much-talked-about tiara. Queen Elizabeth II loaned Kate the Cartier “halo” tiara, which Mrs. Prince William donned proudly on her walk down the aisle, introducing a new generation to the world of royal jewels. The understated — as much as tiaras can be — diamond headpiece was actually gifted to the Queen by her mother, Elizabeth I, on her 18th birthday. The original owners? The Duke of York, subsequently King George VI, who purchased it for his wife, the Queen Mother, Elizabeth I, in 1936.

Material Girl

Some heirlooms aren’t passed down; they wind up on the auction block — ready to be snatched up by wealthy collectors. Madonna may have been hoping to channel a royal, Wallis Simpson, the woman at the heart of her 2011 film W.E., when she purchased an onyx-and-diamond panther bracelet at Sotheby’s in London for $12.4 million. Simpson was an American socialite whose love aff air with King Edward VIII forced him to abdicate his throne so they could be together. The pair eventually married and became the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and lived like socialites on both sides of the pond during the 1950s and 1960s. The Cartier panther bracelet, commissioned and co-designed by Simpson in 1952, fetched more than three times its estimated value at auction, making it one of the most expensive bracelets ever sold. Discover Style

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Modern Day Heirlooms

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There’s no need to hit the auction block to get that vintage-inspired look. Find pieces that channel even the priciest of heirlooms with designs from some of today’s hottest brands.

Kabana Gold quartz pendant.

Judith Ripka Vertical chandelier earrings.

Something Old, Something New Celebrities seem to favor heirloom style as much as the royals, especially when it comes to engagement rings. Vintage-loving Mary-Kate Olsen received a stunning 1953 Cartier ring upon her engagement to French banker Olivier Sarkozy in 2014. Acquired at a Sotheby’s auction by an anonymous bidder for $81,000 just weeks before their engagement, the unique four-carat diamond dazzler is framed by 16 sapphires. The ring was said to be previously owned by a jewelry collector based in Tennessee in the 1950s. There is widespread speculation that fashionista Mary-Kate chose the engagement ring herself. Olsen is not alone in her devotion to heirloom pieces. Penelope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson and Milla Jovovich are a few other celeb brides who wear historic rings on their fingers.

Mark Henry Gold ring with alexandrite and white diamonds.

Hera Mediterra large oval ring.

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Keeping Up With Liz Taylor

Kim Kardashian was so taken by a trio of bangles designed by Lorraine Schwartz, which Elizabeth Taylor reportedly wore daily, that she plunked down nearly $65,000 for the black, white and lavender jade bracelets at Christie’s in New York City. In the last interview Taylor gave before her death in 2011, she spoke with Kardashian about her life, her AIDS foundation and, of course, her jewelry. Explaining their bond and the reason for her purchase, Kardashian told reporters that the bracelets are extra special because jade supposedly transfers energy, as in Ms. Taylor’s.

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ANTIGUA – Sterlings | ARUBA – Little Europe BERMUDA – Crisson Jewellers | BARBADOS – Milano Diamond Gallery BONAIRE – Diamonds Forever | CAYMAN – Kirk Freeport CURACAO – Old Freeport Shop, Milano Diamond Gallery GRAND TURK – Milano Diamond Gallery | JAMAICA – Diamonds Forever NASSAU – John Bull | PUERTO RICO – R. Kurry, Relojes y Relojes ST. KITTS – Milano Diamond Gallery, Fire & Ice Fine Jewelry Boutique ST MAARTEN – Ballerina, Joe’s Jewelry, Value Jewels ST. THOMAS – Paradise Jewelers, Royal Caribbean, Ballerina, Bliss Jewelers, Grand Jewelers ST. CROIX – Baci Duty Free | ST. JOHN – Freebird Creations

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n the words of the legendary Marilyn Monroe, diamonds are a girl’s best friend. So it’s no wonder some of Hollywood’s most famous faces — Elizabeth Taylor, Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn, to name a few — have embraced pearls, gemstones and glistening gold as part of their inner circle. Want a piece of the shimmering incrowd? Glimpse these celebrity-worthy collections and star-inspired sets, which look and feel just like the original designs made famous by classic style icons. Channel Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s with a pearl choker just like the original worn by Audrey Hepburn, or feel like a sophisticated first lady wearing jewels from the Jacqueline Kennedy Collection. No matter your style inspiration, you’ll feel like the center of attention in pieces deserving of these fashion greats.

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I C O N I C S T Y L E

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DISCOVER GLAMOROUS FINDS INSPIRED BY FASHION ICONS AT THE BOUTIQUES ON BOARD

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AUDREY HEPBURN COLLECTION Embrace the style and grace of legendary Hollywood and style icon Audrey Hepburn with a piece from her eponymous collection — curated from her own jewelry box — in which you will find both elegant daytime sets and bold, statement evening pieces.

Clockwise from top: Stone pendant; stone earrings; stone ring.

Opposite: Faux pearl necklace; stone brooch.* (*Brooch sold separately.) Available in the Princess Boutiques on board select ships.

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THE JACQUELINE KENNEDY COLLECTION BY CAMROSE & KROSS Composed of pieces handpicked by Jacqueline Kennedy herself, this exquisite collection is a reflection of Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most stylish first lady. From a simple strand of pearls to her iconic, oversized frames, Camrose & Kross have painstakingly reproduced an array of her signature accessories.

Clockwise from top: Triple-strand faux pearls; tank watch; Jackie O sunglasses. Available in the Princess Boutiques on board select ships.

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From top: Estate Collection bib necklace; bulls eye ring. Available in the Princess Boutiques on board select ships.

Jacqueline KENNEDY

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EFFY RED VELVET COLLECTION

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Amass your own collection of rubies — as beautiful and distinctive as those once owned by Elizabeth Taylor — with pieces from Eﬀy’s Red Velvet Collection. These stunning designs feature precious red rubies surrounded by white as well as espresso diamonds, set in silky rose gold.

Below, from top: Ruby oval in rose gold; ruby round in rose gold; ruby cushion in rose gold; ruby cushion in yellow/pink gold; ruby emerald cut in rose gold. (Treated and enhanced natural rubies.) Available in the Princess Boutiques on board select ships.

Elizabeth

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EFFY TRIO COLLECTION

With its subtle, intertwining metals of rose, white and yellow golds and gleaming, pavé-set diamonds, Eﬀy’s Trio Collection is both delicate and captivating — much like Princess Grace Kelly of Monaco. Radiate confidence and class in this timeless set fit for royalty.

Below, from top: Diamond pendant; diamond bracelet; diamond earrings, diamond ring. Available in the Princess Boutiques on board select ships.

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Shady

BUSINESS The films, the stars and the unmistakable styles that helped shape the sunglass game. By Anna Voisard

1936

The U.S. Army Air Corps commissions “aviator glasses,” outfitting pilots with sunglasses that protect from intense glare. Ray-Ban makes the style available to the public the following year.

1937

Edwin Land’s Polaroid Corporation uses his patented light-polarizing filters to create lenses that reduce light glare.

1947

Shuron Ltd. launches the first browline glasses — designed by Jack Rohrbach to mimic the natural shape of a man’s brow — manufacturing them with interchangeable plastic bridges for easy customizing.

1929

Sam Foster of the Foster Grant Company sells the first pair of commercial sunglasses at Woolworth’s on the Atlantic City boardwalk, igniting America’s love affair with dark specs.

1961

Can you imagine Breakfast at Tiffany’s without these Oliver Goldsmith “Manhattan” frames? The British designer is instrumental in transitioning the accessory from medical necessity to fashionable must-have.

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1986

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Aviator sales shoot up 40 percent following the release of Top Gun.

What do John Lennon, Gandhi and the Olsen twins have in common? These literati lenses, whose popularity peaked in the 1960s.

The O in Jackie O does not stand for oversized — but it should. The former first lady kept a bowl of oversized sunglasses near the front door and grabbed a pair before going out.

Great characters need great lenses. Johnny Depp donned orangetinted aviators in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Steve McQueen pulled off blue lenses wrapped in tortoise-shell frames in The Thomas Crown Affair. Nowadays, any frame style is available with colored lenses. Life can look like it does on Instagram.

1997

Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones wear Ray-Ban’s Predator wrap frames in Men in Black, prompting sales of this and similar styles to skyrocket.

1982

A $50,000 deal with Unique Product Placement Inc. brings Wayfarers back from the brink of extinction. The sunglasses appear in more than 60 films and TV shows over the next five years.

The Ray-Ban Original — the bestselling sunglasses design in history — basked in the cultural spotlight of songs like Corey Hart’s “Sunglasses at Night” and Don Henley’s hit 1984 song “Boys of Summer.” Discover Style

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FOREVER N inFASHIO From footwear to frocks,

history repeats itself in the form of popular vacation staples.

From left: A model posing in an Arabianinspired caftan circa 1960s; Mary-Kate Olsen steps out in a caftan; Tom Selleck as Magnum, P.I.; Actor Jared Leto in the press room at the 2014 MTV Movie Awards; Hollywood stylist Rachel Zoe in her signature one-shoulder caftan-style dress.

By Anna Voisard

Gladiator Sandals

When Roman gladiators entered a battle, their sandals didn’t have metallic straps or five-inch heels. But the simple style of actual gladiator footwear, which was the first rigidsoled shoe, proved itself on the sand of arena floors and the streets of Rome to become the standard shoe for the Mediterranean climate. After a long stretch of conservative dressing trends, the gladiator sandal returned in the 1960s with lace-up, bohemian styles suited for the hippie aesthetic — and have since stuck around. Today, there is a gladiator sandal for all occasions, from fringed to studded to buckled.

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Caftan

An ancient fashion staple, the billowing tunic dates back to Mesopotamia, the cradle of civilization, where it spread across cultures from Russia to Persia to West Africa. Worn in almost any fabric, the long and loose style knows no season or occasion. Elizabeth Taylor wore one for her second marriage to Richard Burton and subsequently became a caftan-devotee for life. Over leggings, as a bathing suit cover-up, or with heels for dinner, the ease, elegance and confidence of the caftan still works.

Hawaiian Shirt

Blend Japanese kimono fabric with the casual style of Filipino Barong shirts, plus the essence of Chinese tailoring, the classic cut of American collared shirts and native Hawaiian block prints. What do you get? It’s the wearable postcard better known as the Hawaiian shirt, or the Aloha shirt, as locals call it. Blame the shirt’s popularity on its Hollywood ambassadors: Tom Selleck in Magnum, P.I. and Elvis Presley in Blue Hawaii brought the 50th state’s fashion statement to the Lower 48.

Straw Hat

From wide brims worn poolside to fedoras fit for a sunset stroll, straw hats exist to keep things cool. Lightweight and breathable, straw has always been the go-to for balmy weather cover. Taking it beyond classic status, a 3200 B.C. Theban tomb painting shows a man wearing a straw hat. Be it a conical rice hat or a classic Panama, every warm climate has its preferred style. Straw hats even have their own day. May 15th is the official start of straw-hat season — not that you need a reason to tip your hat to this worldwide staple.

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Certain styles can either land you a citation from the fashion police or on the “best dressed” list, depending on how well you wear them. To guarantee you’re always on trend, consider these enduring vacation staples, perfect for a last-minute getaway or well-planned retreat.

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Left: Benjamin Clymer, founder of Hodinkee.

HOUR The folks behind online wristwatch magazine Hodinkee help us tap into our inner watch collectors.

a watch that they’re excited to put on in the morning.

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Men of the

person “Every should own

By H.M. Struthers They say you can judge a man by his watch, shoes and belt. And when two out of three tend to match, a timepiece is really his only opportunity to make a statement. Not surprisingly, Benjamin Clymer’s impetus for launching Hodinkee, one of the Internet’s leading watch magazines, was equally deliberate. “It was a pet project that I worked on when I was [at work],” says Clymer, whose affinity for mechanical watches dates back to his teen years. Founded in 2008 while a then25-year-old Clymer worked for UBS, Hodinkee has evolved from a Tumblr blog into an international authority on the industry’s most interesting timepieces, attracting everyone from collectors and connoisseurs to first-time buyers. Hodinkee stands by the notion that not everyone is a “watch nerd,” and there’s no such thing as the perfect watch. “Each individual has a different lifestyle that is going to be best suited by different watches,” says former Hodinkee editor Stephen Pulvirent, who recommends a little introspection the next time you’re shopping for a new timepiece. Buyers should ask themselves key questions about when and where the watch will be worn. For work or play? During the day or at night? “Are you really active? If so, you’re going to

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want a modern watch that is robust and can take a beating,” says Pulvirent. “Every person should own a watch that they’re excited to put on in the morning and that brings a smile to their face when they check the time.” This straightforward approach to watch collecting is partly what’s made Hodinkee such a success, becoming the digital source for hundreds of thousands of watch enthusiasts looking to learn about trends, read reviews and see what celebrities are wearing, such as John Mayer, a regular Hodinkee contributor. Clymer has served as a personal watch consultant to Jay Z, helping the rapper select a watch for his two Carnegie Hall concerts in 2012. (The self-professed Rolex guy opened the show wearing a Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso.) But you don’t need a rock-star budget to be a collector. “Don’t worry about what you’re ‘supposed to have,’” Pulvirent says. Instead, focus on the details and pay attention to how your new purchase fits into your existing collection, no matter its size. “Watch collecting is a lifelong journey, which is part of the fun,” he says. “There is no way to have everything (or even to see everything), so the next amazing find is always just in front of you.”

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Below, from top: For the active gentleman, a Rolex Yacht Master II; Chopard Imperiale in stainless steel is ideal for day or night.

JOHN MAYER PHOTO BY ANTONIO SCORZA/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM.

JAY Z PHOTO COURTESY OF UNITED WAY OF NEW YORK; MATHEW MCCONAUGHEY PHOTO COURTESY OF CHOPARD.

Clockwise from top: Matthew McConaughey adjusts his Chopard L.U.C XP Tonneau at the 86th Academy Awards; Jay Z, sporting a Rolex Day-Date II, performs at Carnegie Hall to benefit the United Way of New York City and the Shawn Carter Scholarship Foundation; John Mayer, wearing his Patek Philippe Aquanaut Travel Time while performing at Rock in Rio 2013.

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Life

AQUATIC World-champion free diver — and filmmaker — Guillaume Néry takes exploration to new depths. By Andrea Carneiro

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a “It’sfeeling you won’t ﬁnd anywhere else on Earth. It’s magical.

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It should come as no surprise to those familiar with famed French free diver Guillaume Néry that prior to discovering the sport that would consume much of his adult life, his childhood fantasy held a similar theme. “My dream as a kid was to become an astronaut,” says the 32-year-old world champion. “Only a few people have the chance to pursue this dream. Today I know that I wouldn’t have been selected because of my sight.” Vision aside, his passion for exploring the unknown has driven Néry to aquatic depths spanning the globe, eventually reaching a personal best of -125 meters during training in Greece last year. But, he admits, numbers aren’t what push him to dive. “Back a few years ago, my goal was to go farther and farther, to beat as many records as possible,” he says. “Today, my vision is different. My passion toward exploration remains the same, but I don’t have an exact number in my head. One more meter would already be a step in the unknown. It’s fascinating.” Equally intriguing is the simplistic precision with which Néry approaches the sport, a form of underwater diving in which the diver attempts to reach great depths on a single breath. Outfitted in only a diving suit, mask, nose clip, Ball diver watch and monofin (a singular fin that fits both feet), he dives connected to a tether, which can pull him up should anything go awry. Basic equipment and physical prowess aside, though, it’s the mental aspect that Néry says requires the most training. “When I dive, I only send my physical body in the water. My mind already knows exactly what is going to happen,” he explains. “I’m extremely focused and completely relaxed. When I reach a certain depth, I get hallucinations, a phenomenon called narcosis.” That phenomenon inspired Narcose, a film created by Néry and his partner, free diver Julie Gautier, about narcosis — also known as “rapture of the deep” — in which the diver’s nervous system begins to feel the effects of excess nitrogen, impairing judgment and delaying physical responses much like a narcotic would. In addition to Narcose, Néry has collaborated on several other creative endeavors, including documentaries such as the extreme sport-focused Attention, A Life in Extremes and La Traversée des Mondes,

THE MINUTE MAN As a Ball ambassador, Néry shares his experience in diving with the watchmaking team and they collaborate on design and features.

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which explored a dive in the heart of the Yucatan. Calling free diving and art “my two passions,” Néry’s future projects include a movie series and a cinema-style documentary in which he’ll guide viewers — meter for meter — on a complete free dive. All of this is a far cry from Néry’s beginnings, where the loss of a breath-holding contest with a friend inspired his future. “He won, and this annoyed me,” recalls Néry. “After that, I trained myself a lot. After four weeks, I was able to hold my breath for four to five minutes. At the same period, I met Claude Chapuis, my future diving mentor, who taught me everything [I know].” Today, Néry spends his days training, traveling and spending time at home in Nice with Gautier and their daughter Maï-Lou, balancing preparing for conferences and promoting and producing new films with family dinners and school pickups. (“It’s a good mix, a balance that suits me pretty well.”) His passion for the deep is apparent still, having wandered off what he calls “the common path” to pursue a life, and occupation, that few can. “Diving in the unknown [keeps me going],” says Néry. “Discovering unexplored areas with the desire of pushing back my limits. When I dive, I go so deep that I’m surrounded by only blue. You have no point of reference; infinity is almost within reach. It’s a feeling you won’t find anywhere else on Earth. It’s magical.”

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Section Name | Fine Dining

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The food world can often seem intimidating. Sous-vide cooking? Beef carpaccio? The terminology found within menus is sometimes off-putting, and you’ll find yourself wishing you had a dictionary when ordering. Luckily, we’ve done the legwork and created a glossary just for you. Bon appétit!

Béchamel n. a white sauce made with a roux of butter and flour cooked in milk. It is one of the mother sauces of French cuisine and is used as the base for other sauces and soufflés. That eggplant lasagna with béchamel sauce was rich and addicting. Burrata n. a traditional Italian cheese with a solid outer shell and rich, creamy center made from mozzarella and cream. It’s typically served at room temperature. The burrata’s buttery center oozed out at the touch of a knife. Carpaccio n. an appetizer made of raw meat or fish that’s been thinly sliced and pounded thin. It’s traditionally marinated with lemon and olive oil and topped with thin shavings of white truffle or Parmesan cheese. We couldn’t decide on an appetizer, so we ordered both salmon and sirloin carpaccio.

Confit n. the term confit (pronounced “konfee”) derives from the French verb confire, which simply means to preserve. Confit is a generic term for various kinds of food that have been cooked in oil or sugar water. Sealed and stored in a cool, dark place, confit can last for several months. A favorite method of preparing meat (especially duck) in pre-fridge France was to preserve it in its own fat. It’s similar to maceration, but instead of infusing alcohol with fruit, you’re infusing meat with fat and flavor. I prefer duck-leg confit over roasted duck; it’s juicier and more flavorful. Escargot n. a French dish of cooked land snails. The snails are removed from their shells, cooked in a garlicky parsley and butter sauce and placed back into the shells for serving. The escargots were so tasty that not a drop was left in the dish. After eating every single snail from its shell, we soaked up all of the leftover sauce with bread. Gelato n. while ice cream is made with cream and eggs and contains at least a 10 percent fat content, gelato is made with mostly milk and hardly any eggs, so it’s lower in fat. Ice cream is churned fast to let in air and pump up the volume, lending it a light, fluffy quality. Gelato is slow-churned, which causes it to be denser, milkier and slower to melt. A rich, creamy scoop of gelato holds up longer to the hot Caribbean sun than ice cream.

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Foie gras n. a spread made of the liver of a duck or goose that has been specially fattened. Foie gras is a popular and well-known delicacy in French cuisine. Its flavor is described as rich, buttery and delicate, unlike that of an ordinary duck or goose liver. Foie gras spread on a piece of crisp toast feels so indulgent that I can only eat it once a month, otherwise, I’ll feel too gluttonous. Sous vide adj. a method of treating food by partial cooking followed by vacuum-sealing and chilling. Cooking sous vide is easier than its fancy name might suggest. You simply seal the ingredients in a plastic bag (you can also use a canning jar) and place them in a water bath, a combi oven, or any other cooker that can set and hold a target temperature to within a degree or two. Modern chefs love sous-vide cooking because you will have perfectly cooked proteins every time. Our party opted for sous-vide steak, and each piece of meat was cooked to perfection; a warmpink center for medium dishes and a bright-pink filet for those who ordered it rare. Truffle n. a fancy, pricey mushroom. The mention of truffles conjures up images of the expensive French black truffle from the Périgord region of France, or the renowned odorous white truffle of Alba, in the Piedmont region of Italy. This prized delicacy is most often found with the help of trained pigs or dogs. A modest sprinkling of truffles makes even the humblest dish great, especially eggs or pasta.

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Turn your home into a veritable cocktail den. By Amber Page

Whether itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lying out by the pool sipping daiquiris or that first taste of a perfectly crafted cocktail, memories steeped in delicious libations are not soon forgotten. So if spirits make up your collection of souvenirs, assembling an at-home bar is a surefire way to introduce family and friends to the pleasures of vacation. From what liquor to stock to the proper equipment every bartender should always have on hand, hereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s how to bring the party home.

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A Spirited Bunch

Not all whiskeys are created equal, nor are vodkas and gins. Yet at-home bars can be serviceable with a small selection of essential, base spirits used to craft a variety of cocktails.

W hiskey

No matter how you spell it (Scotland, Canada and Japan ditch the “e”), we’re referring to grain alcohol — varying by distillation, fermentation and rye ratio.

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Bourbon

American whiskey made of up at least 51 percent corn and distilled to 160 proof. That’s 80 percent alcohol.

Rye an Manhatt

A prohibition-era favorite that’s required to contain no less than 51 percent rye to carry the moniker.

Scotch W hisky Rob Roy

Lynchburg

Lemonade

Made exclusively in Scotland from malted barley that’s been aged in oak barrels for at least three years.

Tennessee W hiskey

Bourbon produced in Tennessee, though it must be filtered through charcoal.

Gin

An aromatic spirit made from juniper berries, and the base for a traditional martini.

Martini

Rum Mojito

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PRO TIP Flavor cocktails naturally with spices and herbs, such as mint, basil and thyme.

Margarita

Cosmopolit a

The pirates’ potion is a sweet spirit distilled from sugarcane and molasses. The longer it’s aged, the darker the rum.

Tequila

Comes from the blue agave plant and, by law, can only be produced in Mexico.

Vodka

Derives from grains or potatoes and is composed of mostly water and ethanol.

Brandy Sidecar

Produced by distilling grapes. Brandy made in Cognac, France, goes by the name of cognac.

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Shelf-Life Countdown

Alcohol has a long shelf life (indefinite, if unopened) but proper storage is key. Bottles should be kept in a cool, dry place and out of direct sunlight. And remember, the less alcohol that is left, the faster it will spoil. 6 months: Vermouth, port and sherry, and liqueurs like Chambord and St-Germain, should be treated much the way you would wine — if you’re not finishing it immediately, store it in the fridge. It will last longer than your average bottle, but it won’t keep forever. 8 to 12 months: Spirits don’t go bad, but they do fade once opened, losing their essence over the years. Replenish your stock annually for maximum ﬂavor every time.

PRO TIP Preserve the last few drops of a spirit by transferring it to a smaller bottle with less room for oxygen.

18 to 24 months: Cream liqueurs that do not contain dairy or eggs stay fresh for up to two years if sealed — just keep them refrigerated and out of direct sunlight.

Gadgets,Gizmos &Glasses Proper stemware services presentation as much as it does taste, altering the ﬂavor proﬁle of certain drinks.

Flute

Bar Spoon: Stir ingredients, layer spirits and add alcohol ﬂoaters. Highball

Margarita Glass

Martini Glass Muddler: Mash fruits or herbs, releasing essential oils that make for aromatic cocktails.

Wine Glass

Jigger: Measure 1 ½-ounce and 1-ounce pours. Strainer: Keep cubes and herbs from ﬁnding their way into the ﬁnished product.

PRO TIP When a recipe calls for parts, think of it as one measure of your jigger. 116

Shaker: Mix all ingredients over ice.

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When mixers won’t suffice (let’s face it, a vodka tonic doesn’t sit well with everyone), liqueurs and cordials can be used to flavor drinks and create imaginative cocktails. The popular elderflower liqueur St-Germain can elevate a glass of extra-brut champagne to a floral-scented, refreshing libation, while grenadine can take tequila from sundowner to sunrise — literally. The market for liqueurs is seemingly endless.

METHOD Why don’t homemade cocktails taste as good as the ones ordered from the bar? Make sure your at-home drinks are up to par with these helpful tips from Teddy Collins, bartender at popular Miami Beach watering hole Radio Bar.

Most versatile spirit to stock: Vodka. It’s odorless and tasteless. When infusing your creation with different or multiple purees, reductions, spices and syrups, you can easily transform any cocktail. Shaken versus stirred cocktails: When using juices in your cocktails, mix and shake vigorously so all elements inside the shaker can blend the ingredients and increase the flavor. Also, adding water can help oxidize the cocktail and round out flavors, such as in a mai tai or a mojito. A Manhattan is an example of a cocktail whose spirits you’d want to gently blend together. Carefully stir the ingredients to avoid bruising the vermouth, which will give it a bitter bite. Every bartender should know: How to create simple syrup: one part sugar to one part water. Easiest way to elevate a cocktail: Infuse your simple syrup with fruit, such as raspberries, blueberries and strawberries, or even jalapeño and ginger. Best drink to make when you’ve got very little to work with:

A HAND-SHAKEN DAIQUIRI: 2 ounces white rum 1 ounce fresh lime juice 1 ounce simple syrup

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PRO TIP Use big ice cubes. They keep your drink chilled, melt slowly and won’t water it down.

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Mane Man

Celebrity hairstylist Julien Farel spills his secrets for beautiful, cruise-proof tresses. A great, warm-weather hairstyle should be kempt but still effortless — deceptively simple and requiring very little product or time to create. Faking a wash-and-go look that stands up to sun and sweat is all in a day’s work for celebrity hairstylist Julien Farel, the exclusive stylist to the players at the U.S. Open and Sony Open. Following years of working with such big names as Maria Sharapova and Rafael Nadal — whose shaggy cut he famously transformed into the athlete’s now shorter style — the New York City-based hairdresser is sharing his tips and styling tricks for ensuring a sleek, sea-worthy look.

’Do Diligence Fight the urge to keep your hair hidden under hats all cruise long. Opt for an updo instead. “A braided ponytail — versus one where the hair is loose — keeps hair strongly in place and will help reduce sweat around the neckline.” Bangs in your way? Try securing them to the side with bobby pins instead of slicking them back, because this will make them easier to style later. Though if you’re really short on time, Farel suggests simply switching up your part to give hair an extra, natural boost.

From top: Julien Farel; working the tresses of Belarusian tennis star Victoria Azarenka; Farel and Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal, post hair transformation.

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Brave the Rays A sunburned scalp is Farel’s mostheard complaint from athletes. “I began using Julien Farel Haircare Calm Elixir on [Rafael] Nadal, [Novak] Djokovic and the rest of the players because it has vitamin E to keep the scalp and hairline protected from harmful UV rays. It comforts and nourishes, offering anti-inflammatory and anti-aging benefits,” he says. Alternatives include Alterna Bamboo Beach Summer Sun Recovery Spray, which combats the sun’s damaging effects on hair, and Shiseido Ultimate Sun Protection Spray for body and hair, an ultra water-resistant formula that works on UVA and UVB rays.

TRESS TACTICS Julien Farel recommends using targeted products — like his Haircare Vitamin Restore, which nourishes and revitalizes hair — to keep issues such as humidity in check.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF JULIEN FAREL.

Pack It In You don’t need to load up your suitcase with tools and products, says Farel, who recommends packing just a few essentials; a dry shampoo to absorb excess oil on the scalp and a leave-in conditioner to hydrate ends add up to a save-all solution for frizzy hair at sea. Plus, throw a bottle of styling cream in your beach bag to tame flyways while you’re lounging on the beach, swimming the seas or rock climbing. For fast day-to-night style, he’s formulated Julien Farel Haircare Restore, which works in place of shampoo and conditioner to cleanse and condition.

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IN THE

BAG Streamline your suitcase with tips from a fashion pro. By Stefanie Degreff

Protect Your Wears

“Someone once told me that it’s always better to travel with non-expensive luggage just in case it gets lost,” says Lande, who looks to stores like Target for all her baggage needs. She’s just as deliberate about how she packs her bags too, folding away clothes in oversized plastic storage bags to save space and layering delicate pieces between tissue paper to keep them from snagging or losing their shape.

Katherine Lande, fashion editor and stylist.

PHOTO COURTESY OF LILA PHOTOS.

Thorough packing requires either impeccable foresight or deliberate planning — two things fashion editor and stylist Katherine Lande knows something about. Whether traveling for a photo shoot with celebrities like Ivanka Trump or Andy Roddick or vacationing in the Caribbean, Lande leaves nothing to chance when it comes to her bag. Here, the seasoned traveler shares how to pack for your next vacation without compromising space or style.

Get It Straight

Even clothing that has been folded away carefully is bound to wrinkle when it’s been packed for hours, so Lande relies on a wrinkle releaser and her trusty blow dryer to get any lines out. “Blasted heat can work magic at removing wrinkles,” she says. “Just be sure to keep the blow dryer a few inches away from the fabric.”

Be Prepared

A stylist never leaves home without an emergency kit, and travelers should follow suit. Lande’s vacation arsenal consists of safety pins (stashed away in her wallet and handbags, as well as pinned to suitcases for easy access); a sewing kit; stain-remover pads; mini lint brush; rubber bands (she’s been known to use them to repair shoes); nail polish remover (changing your nail color works to freshen up an outfit, too, Lande says); and eyelash glue, which works great as an adhesive for fixing loose stones on jewelry, shoes and all sorts of embellished clothing.

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It’s OK to leave your troubles on land when you board the ship. Your beauty routine? That’s precious cargo — as are some prized items every traveler should bring, says Collier Strong, celebrity makeup artist for the likes of Eva Longoria, Andie MacDowell and Malin Akerman. Strong’s mantra is “less is more,” so he’s spilling his secrets for a vacation look that’s both low maintenance and high impact.

Should foundation be worn during the day?

What’s the easiest way to transition daytime makeup to nighttime?

Can makeup be used to lessen the look of a sunburn?

What’s the best way to remove waterproof mascara without damaging eyelashes?

How do the pros pull off a bold lip in the tropics?

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Use spray sunscreens if you have oily skin. And always apply it under your makeup — not over. You can spray it onto your hands and apply to your face. Spray varieties are a good alternative to some of the liquids that don’t absorb into the skin. If using a liquid sunscreen, let it dry thoroughly before applying foundation so that it’s actually prepping the skin, settling in and drying. Use a liquid-to-powder formula or a powder foundation like bareMinerals SPF 30 Natural Sunscreen, which comes in light, medium and dark. I’m also a huge proponent of using concealer or foundation where it’s needed and leaving the rest of the face bare. The cheek’s natural gleam makes skin look younger and healthy — and adds a little glow. Put on eyeliner, eye shadow and tinted lip balm with sunblock in it. They’ll give you the most bang for your buck. Most eye compacts have light, medium and dark shades, so pack one [with multiple colors] that’s neutral enough to wear with whatever wardrobe options you bring. Use lighter colors during the day and add a deeper shade, dark eyeliner and mascara to create an evening look out of what essentially you already had on. A good moisturizer will help soothe the skin, but if foundation won’t cover the sunburn, beautiful eye makeup will make people focus on your eyes and not your sunburn. By all means, avoid red or pink lipstick! Moisten a tissue with makeup remover (NARS makes the best eye makeup remover out there) and squeeze the lashes between the tissue and your fingers, gently wiggling them back and forth. You could do the same thing with makeup wipes but it would take a little more work. Use a transparent version of any color to avoid that full opaque density of a lipstick, or moisturize your lips first and then dab on lip color.

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Above: Celebrities such as Andie MacDowell, Eva Longoria and Malin Akerman love Strong’s straightforward approach to flawless skin; Strong’s vacation must-haves include makeup remover by NARS, bareMinerals powder foundation and moisturizing lip color such as L’Oréal Paris Colour Riche Extraordinaire in Rose Symphony. Inset: Strong at work.

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Take it from these Hollywood stars, the ultimate age-defying style boils down to the right accessories. From bangles to baubles, weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve got the perfect jewels for any decade.

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From top: Marahlago Alexandria necklace; Kabana Constellation onyx and yellow gold ring; Nina Nguyen Maharani Collection Valerian earrings; Korite gold ammolite ring.

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From Paradise Bring home a stylish reminder of your Caribbean vacation.

Clockwise from top: LuckyClover Heart of St. Thomas; Caravelle New York by Bulova in white ceramic; Blue Heaven blue diamond wave ring; 2(X)IST in sky blue; TrueLove Diamonds Infinity bracelet.

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Collect a lifetimeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s worth of memories Clockwise from top: Lauren G Adams Sea Life necklace; Fruitz Classic in golden pear; Philip Stein Classic square with green strap; John Hardy Classic Chain bracelets.

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Clockwise from left: TAG Heuer Aquaracer; Omega Speedmaster Apollo 11; Hublot Big Bang Pop Art; Raymond Weil Freelancer.

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See the world and carry a piece of it with you.

Clockwise from top: Safi Kilima Nalah Masai tanzanite necklace; Tissot T-Race Touch; Rado DiaMaster; Bremont World Timer, ALT1-BL.

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Bermuda: Crisson Jewellers Bonaire: Littman Jewelers Cabo San Lucas: Diamonds International Costa Maya: Diamonds International Cozumel: Diamonds International Curaçao: Little Switzerland, The Old Freeport Shop Dominica: Jewellers International Falmouth: Jewels & Time Grand Cayman: Kirk Freeport Grand Turk: Diamonds International Key West: Little Switzerland Montego Bay: Jewels & Time Nassau: Diamonds International, Little Switzerland Ocho Rios: Jewels & Time Roatan: Diamonds International San Juan: Bared Jewelers St. Kitts: Diamonds International St. Lucia: Diamonds International, Harry Edwards St. Maarten: Diamonds International, Little Switzerland St. Thomas: Jewels, Little Switzerland Tortola: Little Switzerland KABANA www.kabana.net Antigua: Diamonds International Aruba: Diamonds International Barbados: Diamonds International Belize: Diamonds International Cabo San Lucas: Diamonds International Costa Maya: DI Watch & Design Cozumel: Diamonds International, DI Watch & Design Curaçao: Diamonds International Falmouth: Diamonds International Grand Cayman: Diamonds International, DI Watch & Design, Tanzanite International Grand Turk: Diamonds International Key West: Diamonds International Nassau: Diamonds International Puerto Vallarta: Diamonds International Roatan: Diamonds International St. Kitts: Diamonds International St. Lucia: Tanzanite International St. Maarten: Diamonds International St. Thomas: Diamonds International, DI Watch & Design KORITE www.korite.com Antigua: Diamonds International Aruba: Diamonds International Barbados: Diamonds International Belize: Diamonds International Cabo San Lucas: Diamonds International Costa Maya: Diamonds International Cozumel: Diamonds International Freeport: The Jewellery Box Grand Turk: Tanzanite International Key West: Tanzanite International Nassau: Diamonds International Ocho Rios: Diamonds International, Tanzanite International Puerto Vallarta: Diamonds International Roatan: Diamonds International St. Kitts: Diamonds International St. Lucia: Diamonds International St. Maarten: Diamonds International St. Thomas: Ammolite Gallery, Diamonds International LAUREN G ADAMS www.laurengadams.com Antigua: Colombian Emeralds International, Sterlings Aruba: Colombian Emeralds International Barbados: Colombian Emeralds International 138

Bermuda: Crisson Jewellers Cabo San Lucas: Royal Jewelers Cozumel: Colombian Emeralds International, Diamonds International Curaçao: Freeport Jewelers Ensenada: Royal Jewelers Falmouth: Colombian Emeralds International, Gem Palace Freeport: Colombian Emeralds International, GB Jewelry Factory Grenada: Colombian Emeralds International Nassau: Colombian Emeralds International Ocho Riosv Casa De Oro, Gem Palace San Juan: Blue Diamond St. Kitts: Colombian Emeralds International St. Lucia: Colombian Emeralds International, Harry Edwards Jewelers St. Maarten: Majesty Jewelers, Little Switzerland St. Thomas: Colombian Emeralds International, Diamonds International, Little Switzerland Turks & Caicos: Colombian Emeralds International, Goldsmith LE VIAN www.levian.com Bermuda: Crisson Jewellers Falmouth: House of Diamonds Ocho Rios: House of Diamonds St. Lucia: Harry Edwards Jewelers LUCKYCLOVER www.luckycloverjewelry.com Aruba: Rams Bijoux Jewelers Barbados: The Royal Shop Curaçao: Freeport Jewelers Falmouth: The Royal Shop Montego Bay: The Royal Shop Nassau: Solomon’s Mines San Juan: Blue Diamond, Pirana Joe St. Kitts: Fire & Ice, Noble Jewelers St. Thomas: Royal Jewelers LUMINOX www.luminox.com Antigua: Sterlings Bermuda: Crisson Jewellers Grand Cayman: Kirk Freeport Curaçao: Old Freeport Shop Nassau: John Bull St. Kitts: Fire & Ice St. Thomas: Royal Caribbean MARAHLAGO www.marahlago.com Aruba: Diamonds International, Royal Jewels & Diamonds Barbados: Colombian Emeralds International, Diamonds International Belize: Diamonds International Bermuda: Crisson Jewellers Bonaire: Littman’s Cabo San Lucas: Diamonds International, Royal Jewelers Costa Maya: Diamonds International Cozumel: Diamonds International, Colombian Emeralds International Curaçao: Diamonds International, Freeport Jewelers Dominica: Jewellers International Falmouth: Bijoux, Casa De Oro, Diamonds International Grand Cayman: Diamonds International Grand Turk: Caribbean Outpost Key West: Diamonds International Nassau: Colombian Emeralds International, Diamonds International Ocho Rios: Bijoux, Casa De Oro, House of Diamonds Puerto Vallarta: Diamonds International Roatan: Diamonds International

San Juan: Blue Diamond, Blue Diamond Too St. Kitts: Diamonds International, Gold Mine St. Lucia: Harry Edwards St. Maarten: Diamonds International, Goldfinger, Majesty Jewelers St. Thomas: Diamonds International MARCO BICEGO www.marcobicego.com Aruba: Little Switzerland Barbados: Royal Shop Bermuda: Crisson Dominica: Jewellers International Grand Cayman: Kirk Freeport San Juan: Bared, Little Switzerland St. John: Jewels St. Lucia: Harry Edwards St. Thomas: Jewels, Little Switzerland Tortola: Little Switzerland MARK HENRY www.markhenryjewelry.com Barbados: Colombian Emeralds International Cozumel: Mark Henry Boutique Freeport: John Heath Jewellers Grand Turk: Mark Henry Boutique Nassau: Colombian Emeralds International Ocho Rios: Jewels & Time, Gold Mine San Juan: Blue Diamond, Blue Diamond Too St. Kitts: Gold Mine St. Maarten: Majesty Jewelers St. Thomas: Royal Jewelers MONTBLANC www.montblanc.com Antigua: Diamonds International Barbados: Diamonds International Bermuda: Astwood Dickinson Costa Maya: Diamonds International Falmouth: Diamonds International Grand Cayman: Kirk Freeport St. Maarten: Gold Coin St. Thomas: Royal Caribbean MOVADO www.movado.com Antigua: Diamonds International Aruba: Diamonds International, Little Switzerland Barbados: Diamonds International, Little Switzerland, The Royal Shop Belize: Diamonds International Bermuda: Crisson Jewellers Cabo San Lucas: Diamonds International Costa Maya: Diamonds International Cozumel: Diamonds International, Movado Boutique (Forum Shops) Curaçao: Diamonds International, Little Switzerland, Old Freeport Jewelers Falmouth: Colors, Diamonds International, Tanzanite International Grand Cayman: Diamonds International Grand Turk: Diamonds International Key West: Diamonds International, Little Switzerland Nassau: Diamonds International, Little Switzerland Puerto Vallarta: Diamonds International Roatan: Diamonds International St. Kitts: Diamonds International St. Lucia: Diamonds International St. Maarten: Diamonds International, Little Switzerland St. Thomas: Diamonds International, Jewels, Little Switzerland, Movado Boutique OMEGA www.omegawatches.com Aruba: Little Switzerland Barbados: Little Switzerland Bermuda: Astwood Dickinson

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Grand Cayman: Kirk Freeport Key West: Little Switzerland Nassau: Little Switzerland Ocho Rios: Bijoux St. Lucia: Harry Edwards St. Maarten: Little Switzerland St. Thomas: Jewels, Little Switzerland Tortola: Little Switzerland PHILIP STEIN www.philipstein.com Antigua: Colombian Emeralds International Diamonds International Aruba: Diamonds International, Kay’s Fine Jewelry Barbados: Colombian Emeralds International, Diamonds International Belize: DI Watch & Design Bermuda: Crisson Jewellers Cabo San Lucas: DI Watch & Design Costa Maya: DI Watch & Design Cozumel: Diamonds International, DI Watch & Design, Philip Stein Boutique at The Forum Shops Curaçao: The Old Freeport Shop, Diamonds International Dominica: Jewellers International Falmouth: Jewels & Time, Philip Stein Boutique Freeport: Colombian Emeralds International Grenada: Colombian Emeralds International Key West: Diamonds International Nassau: Diamonds International, DI Watch & Design, Solomon’s Mines Ocho Rios: Diamonds International, Jewels & Time Puerto Vallarta: Diamonds International Roatan: Diamonds International San Juan: Blue Diamond St. Kitts: Diamonds International, Gold Mine, Kay’s Fine Jewelry St. Lucia: Colombian Emeralds International, Diamonds International, DI Watch & Design St. Maarten: Diamonds International, DI Watch & Design, Majesty Jewelers St. Thomas: Diamonds International, DI Watch & Design, Philip Stein Boutique, Royal Caribbean RAYMOND WEIL www.raymond-weil.com Aruba: Colombian Emeralds International, Little Switzerland Antigua: Colombian Emeralds International Barbados: Colombian Emeralds International, Little Switzerland Bermuda: Crisson Curaçao: Little Switzerland Freeport: Colombian Emeralds International Falmouth: Bijoux, Casa De Oro Grand Cayman: Kirk Freeport Grand Turk: Goldsmith Nassau: Little Switzerland Ocho Rios: House of Diamonds San Juan: Blue Diamond St. John: Little Switzerland St. Kitts: Diamonds International, Goldmine St. Lucia: Colombian Emeralds International St. Maarten: Colombian Emeralds International, Diamonds International, Goldfinger, Little Switzerland, Majesty St. Thomas: Royal Caribbean Turks & Caicos: Colombian Emeralds International, Goldsmith ROBERTO COIN www.us.robertocoin.com Aruba: Diamonds International, Little Switzerland Barbados: Diamonds International, Little Switzerland Curaçao: Little Switzerland Dominica: Jewellers International Falmouth: Casa De Oro, House of Diamonds Grand Cayman: Kirk Freeport

Key West: Little Switzerland Montego Bay: Casa De Oro Nassau: Little Switzerland Ocho Rios: Bijoux, Casa De Oro St. Lucia: Harry Edwards St. Maarten: Goldfinger, Little Switzerland, Majesty St. Thomas: Jewels ROLEX www.rolex.com Aruba: Gandelman Jewelers Barbados: Royal Shop Bermuda: Crisson Jewellers Grand Cayman: Kirk Freeport St. Lucia: Harry Edwards St. Maarten: Goldfinger SAFI KILIMA www.safikilima.com Antigua: Tanzanite International Aruba: Tanzanite International Barbados: Tanzanite International Belize: Diamonds International Cabo San Lucas: Tanzanite International Costa Maya: Tanzanite International Cozumel: Tanzanite International Curaçao: Diamonds International Falmouth: Tanzanite International Grand Cayman: Tanzanite International Grand Turk: Diamonds International Key West: Diamonds International Nassau: Tanzanite International Puerto Vallarta: Tanzanite International Roatan: Diamonds International St. Kitts: Diamonds International St. Lucia: Tanzanite International St. Maarten: Tanzanite International St. Thomas: Tanzanite International SARA G. DIAMONDS www.diamondsinternational.com Antigua: Diamonds International Aruba: Diamonds International Barbados: Diamonds International Belize: Diamonds International Cabo San Lucas: Diamonds International Costa Maya: Diamonds International Cozumel: Diamonds International Curaçao: Diamonds International Falmouth: Diamonds International Grand Cayman: Diamonds International Grand Turk: Diamonds International Key West: Diamonds International Nassau: Diamonds International Ocho Rios: Tanzanite International Puerto Vallarta: Diamonds International Roatan: Diamonds International St. Kitts: Diamonds International St. Lucia: Diamonds International St. Maarten: Diamonds International St. Thomas: Diamonds International SHINOLA www.shinola.com Antigua: Colombian Emeralds International, Sterlings Aruba: Colombian Emeralds International Kay’s Fine Jewelry Barbados: Colombian Emeralds International Cozumel: Touch of Gold Curaçao: Old Freeport Shop Falmouth: House of Diamonds, Jewels & Time Grand Cayman: Kirk Freeport Montego Bay: Jewels & Time Nassau: Solomon’s Mine Ocho Rios: Jewels & Time St. Kitts: Goldmine, Kay’s Fine Jewelry St. Lucia: Colombian Emeralds International Discover Style

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St. Maarten: Majesty Jewelers St. Thomas: Colombian Emeralds International, Kay’s Fine Jewelry, Royal Caribbean TAG HEUER www.tagheuer.com Antigua: Colombian Emeralds International Aruba: Colombian Emeralds International, Little Switzerland Barbados: Colombian Emeralds International, Little Switzerland Bermuda: Astwood Dickinson, Crisson Jewellers Cozumel: Diamonds International Curaçao: Freeport Jewelers, Little Switzerland Falmouth: Casa De Oro Freeport: Colombian Emeralds International, Little Switzerland Grand Cayman: Kirk Freeport Grand Turk: Colombian Emeralds International, Grenada: Colombian Emeralds International Montego Bay: Casa De Oro Nassau: Colombian Emeralds International, Little Switzerland Ocho Rios: Casa De Oro San Juan: Bared Jewelers, Little Switzerland St. Kitts: Diamonds International, Kay’s Fine Jewelry St. Lucia: Colombian Emeralds International St. Maarten: Goldfinger, Little Switzerland St. Thomas: Little Switzerland

ZENITH www.zenith-watches.com Aruba: Diamonds International Cozumel: Diamonds International Falmouth: Diamonds International Grand Cayman: Diamonds International Nassau: Diamonds International, DI Watch & Design St. Maarten: Diamonds International St. Thomas: Diamonds International

TRUE LOVE DIAMONDS Curaçao: Freeport Jewelers Falmouth: Colors, Gem Palace Freeport: The Jewellery Box Montego Bay: The Royal Shop Ocho Rios: Colors, Gem Palace San Juan: Blue Diamond St. Kitts: Colors St. Maarten: Majesty Jewelers St. Thomas: Royal Caribbean WONDERSTUD www.diamondsinternational.com Antigua: Diamonds International Aruba: Diamonds International Barbados: Diamonds International Belize: Diamonds International Cabo San Lucas: Diamonds International Costa Maya: Diamonds International Cozumel: Diamonds International Curaçao: Diamonds International Falmouth: Diamonds International Grand Cayman: Diamonds International Grand Turk: Diamonds International Key West: Diamonds International Nassau: Diamonds International Ocho Rios: Tanzanite International Puerto Vallarta: Diamonds International Roatan: Diamonds International St. Kitts: Diamonds International St. Lucia: Diamonds International St. Maarten: Diamonds International St. Thomas: Diamonds International

From top: TAG Heuer Aquaracer; Movado Series 800®; Rado DiaMaster; Mont Blanc Heritage; Hublot Classic Fusion Tourbillon Night Out.

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SPIRITS OF NEW YORK The Only Premium, Small Batch Vodka & Gin Available Onboard Cruise Ships

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While fashion designers were busy making neutrals and monochromatic styles happen, Fendi Timepieces dreamed up a whimsical way to reconcile the sensible with the ornate. Fendi My Way, the Italian luxury house’s newest customizable timepieces, straddles utilitarian trends with aplomb, combining an elegant case curved like the shape of ancient Roman arenas with exquisite fur. Harkening back to Fendi’s roots in leather goods and fine-crafting technique, Fendi My Way was created with the same elite leather popularized by the label’s iconic handbags. And unlike most showstopping accessories, the wearer has the final word on styling. Wear it bare for subdued elegance or go total glam with a fully adorned wrist. After all, there’s a time and place for everything.

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Left: Fendi My Way Special Edition is accompanied by two fur accessories: a plume and a collar. Right: Customize your Fendi My Way watch (available in various calf-leather strap colors) with or without a diamond bezel. Discover Style

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The Signature Collection. Discover wellbeing technology. Philip Stein’s Natural Frequency Technology was designed to help wearers cope with stress and improve focus. The Signature Watch Collection combines this innovative technology with a distinguished design, to help wearers look, feel and live at their best.

ANTIGUA – Diamonds International, Colombian Emeralds | ARUBA – Diamonds International, Kay’s Fine Jewelry | BARBADOS – DI Watch & Design, Diamonds International, Colombian Emeralds | BELIZE – DI Watch & Design | BERMUDA – Crisson Jewellers | BONAIRE – Diamonds Forever | CABO SAN LUCAS – DI Watch & Design | COSTA MAYA – DI Watch & Design | COZUMEL – Philip Stein Boutique, DI Watch & Design, Diamonds International | CURAÇAO – Old Freeport Shop, Diamonds International | DOMINICA – Jewellers International | FALMOUTH, JAMAICA – Philip Stein Boutique | FREEPORT, BAHAMAS – Colombian Emeralds | GRAND CAYMAN – Philip Stein Boutique, Diamonds International, Tanzanite International | GRAND TURK – Milano Diamond Gallery | GRENADA – Colombian Emeralds, Milano Diamond Gallery | JAMAICA Shoppes of Rose Hall – Jewels & Time | KEY WEST – Diamonds International | NASSAU, BAHAMAS DI Watch & Design, Diamonds International | OCHO RIOS, JAMAICA – Jewels & Time, Diamonds International | PLAYA DEL CARMEN – Diamonds International | PUERTO RICO – Blue Diamond | PUERTO VALLARTA – Diamonds International, Milano Diamond Gallery | ROATAN –Diamonds International | ST. KITTS – Diamonds International, Kay’s Fine Jewelry, Gold Mine | ST. LUCIA – DI Watch & Design, Colombian Emeralds | ST. MAARTEN – DI Watch & Design, Diamonds International, Joe’s Jewelry, Majesty Jewelers | ST. THOMAS – Philip Stein Boutique, DI Watch & Design, Diamonds International, Royal Caribbean | TORTOLA – Mi Amor Available onboard at select Princess Boutiques

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Antigua Abbott’s Jewellery • Aruba Gandelman • Bahamas John Bull • Barbados Little Switzerland • Bermuda Crisson • Cabo San Lucas UltraJewels • Cancun UltraJewels • Cozumel UltraJewels • Curacao Old Freeport Jewelers Grand Cayman Kirk Freeport • Jamaica Tropicana Jewelers • Key West Little Switzerland • Mexico City Saks, Centro Santa Fe • Playa Del Carmen UltraJewels • Puerto Rico Reinhold Jewelers • St. John Little Switzerland • St. Lucia Harry Edwards Jewelers • St. Maarten Artistic, Art of Time • St. Thomas Jewels, Little Switzerland • Tortola Little Switzerland • Turks & Caicos Jai’s

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