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n the past few months, various experts have declared that the turbulent economy of the past few years is finally beginning to settle down. Some have even announced that “luxury is back.” But in my opinion, true luxury never left. Luxury never has been defined simply by what’s big and expensive and conspicuously consumed. Instead, it is, and always has been, a reflection of such timeless virtues as superior quality, uniqueness, personalization and anything else that’s in limited supply and therefore available to a select few. And even though most of us have made some concessions in our acquisition habits lately, our standards and our taste for the very best things in life have not changed. Instead, we have refocused our interests on products and experiences that are worth the investment. For example, according to a recent report in Fortune magazine, business at Hermès was up 10 percent at the end of last year—and there’s still a waiting list for the highly coveted Birkin handbag, a hand-stitched item that takes months to make, keeping supplies scarce. Likewise, Britain’s Ultratravel magazine cites an increase in international bookings for “authentic” vacations, such as privately guided ecological visits to Africa, Asia or Antarctica to see vanishing natural wonders. Even something as simple as thank-you notes— an elegant touch in an otherwise impersonal world—are on the rise, according to one researcher who sees an uptick in stationery sales and use of postal services. This brings up another interesting point: While we appreciate, and indeed seek, luxury, we have not forsaken the things that really matter, such as our civic duties, philanthropy and interpersonal relationships. Overall, luxury spending is expected to grow worldwide this year, according to recent research conducted by Bain & Co. That’s certainly good news, and it reinforces the role Naples Illustrated plays as the most vital source of information about how we live in this community. As retailers slowly bring more luxury goods and services to market in these days of cautious optimism, aiming for your attention while you weigh decisions about future acquisitions, we’ll continue to serve as a trusted adviser, as we have done for so many years, by offering a selective mix of fascinating editorial and relevant advertising content that fits your unique interests. We trust you’ll continue to find value on every page of every issue of this magazine. To paraphrase the famous saying, luxury often is a necessity. But we’ll humbly suggest that information about luxury—true luxury—and celebration of its many aspects is just as necessary. That’s exactly why we’re here.
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STYLISH oris Reynolds, the official historian for the City of Naples and one of my favorite bon vivants, put her notion of style in perspective for me. We were attending the second annual fashion show for Ave Maria University scholarships at the invitation of Rosemary Coyne (mark your calendar for next year’s event January 26, 2011). Reynolds, an octogenarian whose birthday is this month, says she prefers to think of herself as stylish rather than fashionable. Her interpretation falls into this definition: “a comfortable and elegant mode of existence.” Other definitions of style have applications in a wide variety of areas, including botany, medicine and zoology. A style is also an implement used for etching or writing, the needle of a phonograph, and the gnomon of a sundial. Another definition of style applies to what is currently in fashion: “The fashion of the moment, especially of dress; vogue.” We focus on fashion in each issue with various departments, including this issue’s examples of a clear trend (page 40), watches (page 36) and fashionable footwear (page 31). Each issue’s tastemaker profiles seek what’s stylish from those in the know, including long-time fashion maverick Michael Vollbracht, who has an Old Naples connection (page 32), and Harper’s Bazaar Fashion Editor Avril Graham (page 34), who highlights the strength of Italian designers and culture to be featured at Marissa Collections March 11 (page 168). Our own Fashion Director Katherine Lande takes a look at the spring runway trends and visually interprets them in our annual “Runway to Reality” feature (page 74). Our home profiles in every issue exemplify this definition: “A quality of imagination and individuality expressed in one’s actions and tastes.” The home of Caryn and Bill Schuman in Trieste, designed by Jenny Carter of K2 Design, showcases their combination of imagination and individuality (page 90). We were thinking about this same definition of style—individuality and imagination—along with stylish living when we selected our first group of “People to Watch” (page 80). We introduce rising stars—people whose style is to throw the door wide open to opportunity. No matter what the definition, Naples Illustrated will continue to be your style gnomon, the part of the sundial that casts a shadow, based on a Greek word meaning “indicator,” “one who discerns,” or “that which reveals.” It’s just our style.
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He was homeless in Collier County, and terminally ill. When he came onto service with VITAS Innovative Hospice Care®, he was placed in a nursing home with only the clothes on his back. VITAS hospice aide Sharon Whyte applied to the Foundation for End-of-Life Care and received a gift card to a discount store to buy her patient a wardrobe. And therein lies the mission of the Foundation for End-of-Life Care: Our goal is to transform dying into the final act of living well. The non-profit Foundation was established in 1999 to fund services that lie outside the realm of hospice care but are critical to the comfort or peace of mind of patients and their families. While VITAS was the founding supporter, the Foundation addresses the special needs of any hospice patient. In 2009, the Foundation approved 1,309 grants totaling $469,684 to assist 826 hospice patients with everything from grocery money to travel arrangements that brought a loved one to a patient’s bedside.
sharing of best-practice caregiving models. And it helps the Hospice Foundation of America implement clergy-to-clergy services, grief counseling and the annual National Bereavement Teleconference. The Foundation for End-of-Life Care relies on donations and bequests for funds. “Many of the donations come from VITAS patients’ families,” says Pippa Steinhart, general manager of VITAS in Collier County. “It was wonderful to receive funds from the Foundation in August for an air conditioner for a patient living in a mobile home in Immokalee. But it was that much nicer to know the money had been donated by families who had had good experiences with VITAS.”
But the Foundation reaches beyond individual patients. Its mission statement continues: We are committed to…supporting fundamental societal change through research, education and advocacy.
The Foundation has made good experiences possible for many Collier County patients and families—like the proud man who had helped build his Habitat for Humanity home. When terminal illness kept him from working, his mortgage and utility bills went unpaid. Last summer his VITAS team realized he needed more than medical attention. They contacted the Foundation for money to pay the mortgage and electric bill for a month. “He was so grateful,” says his VITAS nurse. “You could see his health improve. I think he literally breathed easier.”
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“The Foundation is a life-saver,” confirms Lori Reardon, VITAS social worker. “I first see what other family or community resources are available. But when those resources have been exhausted, the Foundation often— and quickly—comes through.”
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VERY VOLLBRACHT Michael Vollbracht is a renaissance man with ties to Third Street South. The designer has been in and out of the fashion world throughout his life. He’s also the illustrator credited with creating Bloomingdale’s iconic brown shopping bag, as well as the female figure serving as the logo for the Third Street South area. A fine artist represented by the Wally Findlay Galleries, Vollbracht is back in fashion, selling his own line through trunk shows at Saks Fifth Avenue, and a lower end line to be featured soon on the Home Shopping Network. He will be in Naples for a lecture and fashion show in the tent at the Naples Art & Antiques Show at Trinity-by-the-Cove Church March 4 (naplesantiqueshow.org). Vollbracht will also have a trunk show at Saks in Waterside Shops March 4 and 5. —Kathy Becker
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OLD SCHOOL “I was trained in the school of Yves Saint Laurent, where our job was to make people beautiful,” Vollbracht says. NAPLES CONNECTION Vollbracht met Joan Tobin of Neapolitan Enterprises in 2002 at an event in
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Naples for his book about Bill Blass, where he was designer for four years.
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“We became fast friends. I like no-nonsense women,” he says. “I’m her guest when I come to Naples.”
WHY FLORIDA? After being a rising star in fashion in
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the 1970s, Vollbracht moved to Safety
Tobin asked Vollbracht, an illustra-
Harbor, Florida, in 1985, where he first
tor who has worked for Henri Bendel,
worked to rehab a historic spa. “It’s a
Bloomingdale’s and The New Yorker,
good place to hide. When you do the job
to create a logo to help brand the his-
I do, and go around and meet people,
city is Miami. “It’s sexy and dangerous,
toric shopping and dining area. “The
and be charming … I can be uncharm-
with an exotic locale.”
female icon had to be sexy, and bub-
ing here. I like being a big fish in a little
bly, and with it. We worked together.
pond. I go from meeting Janet Jackson
BOTH ENDS
Joan has very definite ideas, knows
to real redneck, driving a 1995 Chevy
Vollbracht is touring with trunk shows
what she wants.”
truck, dented. I’m a down-home boy.”
to create expensive custom clothing. “I have the same sensibilities I did at
HERE COMES THE JUDGE
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Blass. I know my customer, her person-
Vollbracht has worked with diverse ce-
Although Vollbracht feels like an
ality. I do trunk shows. I deal with rich
lebrities, including Joan Crawford, Oprah
outsider in today’s fashion world, he
women, many who don’t have to deal
Winfrey and Janet Jackson. He’d like
still likes to visit New York. His favorite
with their husband’s money. It’s not
to dress Judith Sheindlin, Judge Judy, a
restaurant is a Vietnamese dive. Yet he
intended for the young. I’d much rather
part-time Naples resident. “I think she’s
enjoys meeting with friends. “New York
spend time with middle-aged women.”
one of the smartest women. She spent
is a good place to visit. It’s the city of
He’s also launching a line to be sold on
20 years in family court in Brooklyn.
youth. Power is youth-oriented there,
the Home Shopping Network. “I’ll reach
She’s seen it all. I admire her.”
more than it’s ever been.” His favorite
the biggest audience I’ve ever reached.”
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SALUTE! Avril Graham knows her way around a fashion showroom. As executive fashion and beauty editor for Harper’s Bazaar, she keeps her finger on the pulse of fashion and offers insider knowledge as a regular fashion contributor on the Today Show. She also is a fashion analyst of designer runway shows in New York, London, Paris and Milan for Full Frontal Fashion, and critiques celebrity redcarpet looks and trends for E! Enterainment’s Fashion Police, The Style Network, Extra, The View and Oprah. With the upcoming celebration of all things Italian March 11 at Marissa Collections by Hearst Magazines and the Italian Trade Commission, NI asked Graham to speak Italian. Fashion, that is. —Kathy Becker 1
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and cuts, and Etro for that fabulous
produced notable works of art ... Why
play on prints.
not in clothing too?
Who are some up-and-comers?
Through the years, what has been
We love Peter Pilotto, Aquilano. 1. Bulgari brooch 2. Bottega Veneta bag 3. Milan 4. Giorgio Armani dress
Rimondi, Marco de Vincenzo and
I have a huge respect for the incredible workmanship of the woven
When you think of Italian design,
leathers from Bottega Veneta; they
is there one iconic figure?
are always technically wonderful. Also the heritage of the prestigious
bearers, and it would be difficult to
house of Bulgari for exquisite jewels.
narrow it down to just one. I obvi-
I am particularly fond of its handbags
ously think of Giorgio Armani, who
also; in fact I’m carrying one today!
really sets an impeccable standard
And lastly, the ever-fascinating knits
and maintains a solid understanding
from Missoni, which are master-
of exactly who his customer is with
pieces of print and are technically
What distinguishes Italian
his superb tailoring and fabulous
like no other.
fashion?
Privé couture line.
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There has always been a
I could not answer this question
What is your favorite part of Italy?
consistency to the world of Italian
without making reference also to
design—a constant thread of quality
Valentino, who will forever be looked
away from home now, it’s so familiar.
and an eye for the luxury market that
upon as someone who designed with
Venice and the hills of Tuscany are
is second to none. I think so much
such elegance and unfailing quality
majestic. It goes without saying that
of that is a result of answering to the
and just loved making women look
anyone who visits Italy should not be
Italian consumer, who really would
beautiful.
on a diet—absolutely without doubt
not settle for second best. You know
And no tribute would be complete
Obviously Milan feels like a home
the dining experience is beyond
you will find the most wonderful
without referencing the late Gianni
wonderful. Even the simplest dishes
materials, especially the glorious
Versace, who created the celebrity/
with fresh produce are mouthwater-
leathers and softest cashmeres.
design marriage and brought a whole
ing. I always look forward to fresh
new rock and roll approach to Italian
figs, shaved Parmesan cheese and a
fashion at the time.
drizzle of balsamic vinegar. Heavenly!
Who are its innovators? Miuccia Prada has set the bar very
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from an Italian designer?
Saloni.
Of course there are the standard
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your favorite fashion innovation
high with her innovative and covet-
Why are Italian designers so good
able designs in terms of pure art and
at creating wearable works of art?
design, Marni for original silhouettes
It’s in the genes! Italy has always
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IN THE CLEAR SPRING’S HOTTEST TREND IS TRANSPARENT. BUBBLICIOUS
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Make a fun statement with the Michael Kors lucite bubble necklace ($695). Marissa Collections, Naples (239-2634333, marissacollections.com)
CRYSTAL VISION See and be seen in Selima Optique for J.Crew crystal-clear glasses ($325). J.Crew, Waterside Shops, Naples (239-593-4079, jcrew.com)
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This Kara Ross square resin bangle with nuts and bolts ($295) is anything but basic. Marissa Collections, Naples (239263-4333, marissacollections.com)
STRIKING GOLD Christian Louboutin gold studded nappa laminato/PVC shoe with ankle strap ($975) adds edgy glamour. Saks Fifth Avenue, Waterside Shops, Naples (239-592-5900, saks.com)
SITTING PRETTY Modernism goes outdoors with the Carlo Tamborini and Piero Lissoni for Kartell Pop chair, available with polyurethane cushions and waterproof fabric. (Price upon request). Casa Italia, Miromar Design Center, Estero (239-390-0643, casaitaliaonline.com)
JELLY ROLL Step lightly in the Stuart Weitzman jelly peep-toe flat with crystal embellishment ($158). Pratts Shoe Salon, Naples (239-261-7127)
RING OF FIRE Cast a well-rounded reflection with the Caboche ceiling lamp ($1,536) of transparent spheres imported from Italy. Richlin Interiors, Naples (239-659-3007, richlininteriors.com)
ET TWO? Baccarat crystal interpretation of Noahâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ark ($2,270) has six animals on a lacquer boat base. BR Uno, Naples (239-261-9806, baccarat.com)
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FLOOR SHOW AREA RUGS ADD CREATIVE STYLE TO ANY ROOM BY MICHELLE M. HAVICH
FAR EAST Customize the Signature Medallion rug by Windsor Smith for Kravet by color and size, in wool, silk or a blend of both. Priced to the trade. Kravet, Miromar Design Center, Estero (239-948-4422, kravet.com)
INTO THE WILD Forest Floor ($35,000) by Angela Adams brings the outdoors in with a landscape of color and texture. Part of the Birds and the Bees couture collection, the hand-tufted 100-percent New Zealand wool rug is customizable by size and color. (207-774-3523, angelaadams.com)
WELL-ROUNDED This hand-knotted wool and silk rug is woven in the Himalayan Mountains of Nepal. The light teal wool foundation is accented with golden swirls of silk. Can be customized. Price upon request. Azar Gallery Oriental Rugs, Bonita Springs (239-495-1255, azargalleries.com)
MAKING RIPPLES Safavieh uses an extra-fine weave of silk and wool for this rug from the Tibetan Collection. Hand-knotted in Tibet, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s like a painting for your floor. Price upon request. Abbey Carpet & Floor, Naples (239- 5965959, buyabbey.com)
NEUTRAL TOUCH Part of the Milano collection, the Siam rug ($4,500) from Fendi Casa is crafted in hand-tufted New Zealand wool. Fendi Casa, Miromar Design Center, Estero (239-4058965, fendicasa.com) 42 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
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LUCKY CHARM
Ruggedly handsome actor Greg Vaughan, famous for his role as Lucky Spencer on the soap General Hospital, lends his looks and legs to NAMI, serving as Grand Marshall for the eighth NAMI Walks for the Minds of America March 20. Vaughn recently landed a recurring guest role on the TV show 90210. We chatted with People magazine’s 2002 Sexiest Man Alive about his career. —Kat Smith ■ Tell us about your charity efforts. Many people take for granted the gifts we all have. This event [NAMI] just touched me. If I can stand in the light for a second and support something like this, it’s a great thing. … I’m just a kid who had a dream and followed his heart, and I’ve had great success. I’m just glad I’m able to do what I do and find ways to give back. ■ What has been your toughest professional challenge? While I was on General Hospital, playing someone who had an addiction to hydrocodone. Becoming aware of that, and going to AA meetings, seeing other people’s struggles, and just the research that it took. I lost 20 pounds; I went through a physical change, but I was also in a darkness. It was very emotionally and physically challenging for me. ■ What dream role would you like? James Bond. It would have to be my own version. I loved Sean Connery. I also like the Matt Damon character, Jason Bourne. I like that kind of leading guy… the action, but something more of a deep political thriller with action.
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YOUNG AT ART Russian-born Alina Eydel immigrated to the United States with her parents at the age of two. At age six, she was painting in acrylics, and at 10, she had her first solo show in the Soho LA Gallery. Other events followed around the country, including ArtExpo in New York and Las Vegas, the New Horizons Academy charity art auction, a solo show in the Lake Eustis Museum of Arts, connoisseur art cruises with Princess Cruise Lines, the Fourth International Arte Contemporaneo de Marbella, and her most recent solo show at the Sydney and Berne Davis Art Center in Fort Myers. Now majoring in fine arts at Florida Gulf Coast University, Eydel is known for her unique technique, called mosaic on canvas. To date, she has sold more than 500 paintings. —Christina Wells
DOUBLE VISION Twins Taylor (left in photo) and Chandler Burfield (right) excel in like fashion. The pair served as the 2009 co-valedictorians at The Community School of Naples (CSN). They were also co-captains of the school’s cross country and track teams. The girls were members of CSN’s two-time state champion cross country team, and state champion 4x800-meter relay team in track. Taylor earned the Naples Daily News 2009 Winged Foot Award, and Chandler earned Academic All State honors. The sisters now attend Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where they are both on the cross country and indoor and outdoor track teams. Although currently undecided on a major, both young women are considering math, engineering and economics. —C.W.
EQUESTRIAN QUEST Tania Siniard and Steve DiCarlo are passionate about horses. The business partners show and train hunters and jumpers at Cavallino Farms at the Triple V Ranch Equestrian Center in Naples. Their training program stresses sportsmanship and teamwork with horses and other riders, as well as personal excellence. While the Cavallino Farms show team has earned numerous ribbons, there is much more than the competition itself. “Real blue ribbons aren’t won in the show arena, but at home during hours of work and dedication,” Siniard says. “And the greatest satisfaction of all comes from the connection riders feel when they and their horses begin to think and move as one.” “Not only do horses teach us how to get along with nature,” DiCarlo says, “they also allow people to overcome obstacles and reach goals in life.” —C.W. 46 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
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Culture and spirituality merge in the Balinese town of Ubud. BY DAPHNE NIKOLOPOULOS
In the book Eat, Pray, Love, author Elizabeth Gilbert paints a picture of a verdant Eden in Bali where authentic spiritual teachers and healers mingle with tourists and expats looking to find, or reinvent, themselves. It’s appropriate that the Love portion of the title refers to this tiny Indonesian island, because the reference couldn’t be more appropriate. There is much here to love, and though the once-pristine paradise has long since been discovered, the vibrancy of the culture is irresistible. Ubud, the little artists’ colony in the island’s interior where the final portion of Gilbert’s memoir is set, has managed to maintain its identity and charm despite the onslaught of tourism. Set in the midst of terraced rice fields, where strawhatted farmers work the land on misty mornings, the town is known as the spiritual home of the Balinese arts, from painting and silversmithing to music and dance. Everywhere you turn there is an artist’s workshop or a Barong performance. I contemplate this as I stand on the terrace of the Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan, watching a group of young girls move rhythmically to the sounds of traditional Balinese instruments. Their headdresses, delicately crafted of tooled leather and frangipani blossoms, shimmer and quiver to the beat. With swan-like movements and wide eyes they tell the story of lost princesses and fallen kings. All the while, the sounds of tiny gongs, cymbals and the xylophone-like gamelan harmonize with the rushing waters of the Ayung River. The hotel, one of two Four Seasons properties on the island (the other is on Jimbaran Bay), is itself a work of art. On the approach, it doesn’t look like a hotel at all. You first encounter a lotus pond, in the midst of which is a bowl of fire, with a footbridge above the water. It isn’t a pond, exactly, but rather the roof of the main hotel, an elliptical structure
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that cascades down a hillside to the river’s edge. You descend to the lobby, and on down to the restaurants, spa and library. The architectural theme of descent is repeated in the villas, which are sprawled across 18 acres of gardens. The roof is a pond, and steps lead down to the villa itself. Decorated in a contemporary Asian style, each villa’s simplicity is warmed by teak furnishings and Indonesian textiles. Private plunge pools and outdoor showers allow guests to connect with the outdoors, which plays a significant role in the Sayan experience. By design, every road leads to a pond, or a jewel of a garden, or the shores of the Ayung.
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It’s hard not to feel the spirituality to which Gilbert was referring. There is a meditative quality in Ubud, owed as much to the peaceful surroundings as to the artistic leanings of its denizens. In a woodcarving workshop, the artist looks serene as he chips away at a teak log that will ultimately become a sculpture of a mythical garuda bird. In a tiny roadside theater, a puppeteer practices a disappearing art: performing scenes from the epic Ramakien with antique shadow puppets. Even the homes, with their carved wood doorways and temple-like architecture, look like works of art. Gilbert’s memoir may have turned the spotlight onto Ubud, but the town’s character isn’t changed for it. Life—and art— happen as always: languidly, blissfully and with reverence for tradition. fourseasons. com/sayan ◆
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GERMAN CON BRIO AUDI SQUEEZES A LAMBORGHINI V-10 INTO THE ENGINE BAY OF ITS R8 SUPERCAR. THE RESULT? MAGNIFICO.
BY HOWARD WALKER
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Think of it loosely as mixing a little Gewürztraminer and Asti Spumante. Audi’s latest iteration of its sensational R8 supercar— the new R8 V-10 5.2 FSI Quattro—gives the best of both. It’s what happens when you take an R8—one of the most gorgeous creations to roll on four wheels— and swap the Audi-built V-8 with a hot-tempered Lamborghini V-10 spark-ignition engine that is similar to the Lamborghini Gallardo V-10. Bellissimo! Why would Audi engineers do that? Because they can. The burgeoning Audi AG owns Lamborghini, so, in oversimplified terms, it was just a matter of Fritz calling up Luigi, ordering a batch of V-10s from the Lamborghini parts store, and modifying them to fit. It’s not as if the R8 was in desperate need of an injection of increased power. Its standard 4.2-liter V-8 has at its disposal a corral of 420 thoroughbred horses that can thrust the aluminum-bodied R8 toward the horizon with the urgency of the starship Enterprise going into warp speed. For those few sports-car aficionados who live by the mantra that too much power is never quite enough, the 525 horsepower from the Lamborghini V-10 is just what the good doctor ordered. And it’s an absolutely intoxicating combo. Whereas
the V-8 is all big biceps and aural muscle, the V-10 screams to an insane 8,700-rpm redline, hitting the high notes like Pavarotti singing Nessun Dorma. For the stopwatch clickers, those extra 105 horses and two additional cylinders mean the difference between hurtling from standstill to 60 mph in a
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breathtaking 3.7 seconds instead of a slightly less breathtaking 4.4 seconds. Not that from behind the wheel you’re going to notice the difference; V-8 or V-10, your body is still going to be compressed into the back of the seat and your eyelids peeled back like you’ve been riding an F-16 on full afterburner. Of course, with the R8’s standard Quattro all-wheel drive, there are no smoke-belching burnouts as the rear wheels fight for grip. With all four 19-inch Pirellis grabbing the blacktop like Velcro on velvet, the R8 just lunges off the line. Yet despite this over-serving of Italian horsepower, the R8 remains a pussycat to drive—albeit a cougar on caffeine. It’s happy to chug along in rush-hour traffic, or do the run to the grocery store. And unlike so many hard-core supercars, the R8’s suspension soaks up lumps and bumps like a Lexus. Its cockpit too is the height of civility. It’s easy to climb in and out without needing a course in limbo dancing, and there’s no shortage of leg- or headroom for the vertically enhanced. In true Audi fashion, the quality of the fixtures and fittings is stunning—the simplicity and clarity of the instruments, the tactile beauty of its salami-thick steering wheel and knurled-edged gear shifter. Gorgeous. Speaking of gears, you have the option of a six-speed manual shifter or a six-speed R-tronic manual-automatic. Unless you’re desperate for the car to do the shifting for you, stick with the manual. You can read a chapter of War & Peace in the time it takes for the automatic to change gears, whereas the manual has the click-click precision of flicking on a light switch. To have a little Italian soul in your Teutonic Audi will cost you $146,000 for the six-speed and $155,100 for the R-tronic, while the V-8 six-speed costs $114,200, and the R-tronic $123,300. Make no mistake, though; when the tachometer needle spins toward that soaring redline and you feel the punch of 525 Italian stallions, it’ll have you singing like Luciano. ◆
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Tres Leches (Spanish for three milks) with Fresh Berries is a sponge cake soaked in evaporated and condensed milk and heavy cream. Because of the texture created by the light cake’s many air bubbles, it’s not soggy. While tres leches is popular throughout Latin America, we can savor Chef Leonardo Garcia’s version of his grandmother’s recipe in Naples at Silverspot
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WELL-AGED Former Miami Dolphins football Head Coach Don Shula is known for longevity. He recently celebrated his eightieth birthday. His 1972 Miami Dolphins record-setting undefeated season still stands. He was head coach for 33 years, 26 with the Dolphins, and is the winningest NFL coach ever, with 347 career victories. Add to those records Shula’s Steak House at the Hilton Naples & Towers. Shula opened his first restaurant in Miami in 1989. The Naples Shula’s opened in February 2000 and has remained a popular destination for prime beef in the sometimes challenging Naples restaurant scene. Naples is also an occasional destination for Shula himself, for restaurant events and golf tournaments organized by 1972 Dolphins quarterback and Naples resident Earl Morrall. This year’s tournament, celebrating its tenth anniversary, benefits children’s charities and the Jackson Laboratory. It starts with a dinner March 14 at the Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club, and the tournament is March 15 at The Golf Lodge at The Quarry.
GOOD STOCK When Bentley Village celebrates is twentyfifth anniversary in April, it will undoubtedly be in a tasteful way. The 156-acre, country club–style retirement community has five kitchens to serve 50,000 to 53,000 creative meals a month during season, crafted since 1996 by Executive Chef Ed Padden and the community’s other Culinary Institute of America–trained chefs. Fresh stock is made on-site daily from scratch in 55-gallon pots to form soups and sauces. The chefs also make their own breads and pastries, as well as ice cream, with a changing selection of 16 specialty flavors plus whole-bean vanilla. Prospective residents are invited to Chef’s Table events to get a taste of dishes the community kitchens offer, including mashed red and purple Okinawan sweet potatoes, and goat cheese and pesto on a grilled sun-dried tomato panini. The focus is not only on flavor, but on wellness too. Most of the community’s culinary staff are certified dietary managers who focus on healthy eating.
AHOY! There’s no better place to celebrate the rich history of boating than at the Naples Yacht Club, founded in 1947. Naples artist Paul Arsenault’s 72-foot mural was recently unveiled in the club’s Yardarm dining room. It depicts landmarks including the Gordon’s Pass Fish Camp, Naples City Dock, Port Royal boathouses and Crayton Cove. The mural fits into the club’s guiding principle of “preserving historical tradition while building for the future.” The yacht club recently completed the first phase of a multiyear renovation by creating a two-story addition designed by Naples architect David Humphrey to the club’s 1960 location on Naples Bay. 58 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY BUSINESS JOURNAL FLORIDA TREND’S RESTAURANT EDITOR CHRIS SHERMAN HAS THE BEST JOB. HE REVIEWS RESTAURANTS NOMINATED BY READERS STATEWIDE TO DECIDE THE ANNUAL GOLDEN SPOON RESTAURANT AWARDS, WHICH ROBERT W. TOLF COMPILED FOR 34 YEARS BEFORE RETIRING IN 2007. THE AWARD IS BESTOWED ANNUALLY TO THE STATE’S BEST AND BRIGHTEST IN FOOD, SERVICE AND DECOR. MAKING THE 2010 GOLDEN SPOON AWARD LIST OF 36 TOP RESTAURANTS ARE CAFÉ & BAR LURCAT IN NAPLES AND THE 10-YEAROLD TURTLE CLUB ON VANDERBILT BEACH. AFTER RESTAURANTS MAKE THE LIST YEAR AFTER YEAR, THEY ARE MOVED TO THE GOLDEN SPOON HALL OF FAME, WHERE THE RITZ-CARLTON, NAPLES HOLDS COURT. NEW CATEGORIES ADDED THIS YEAR IN THE GOLDEN SPOON RANKING ARE BEST NEWCOMERS. THIS YEAR, AZN AT MERCATO AND SEA SALT ON THIRD STREET SOUTH MADE THAT LIST. ALSO ADDED TO RECOGNIZE CHAINS WITH MORE THAN ONE RESTAURANT IS THE GOLDEN BRANDS CATEGORY, WHICH INCLUDES BONEFISH GRILL (NAPLES AND BONITA SPRINGS), BLUE MARTINI (NAPLES), THE CAPITAL GRILLE (NAPLES), MCCORMICK & SCHMICK’S (NAPLES), ROY’S (BONITA SPRINGS AND NAPLES), AND TRULUCK’S (NAPLES). AMONG THE TOP 500 RESTAURANTS STATEWIDE ARE BAYSIDE SEAFOOD GRILL & BAR, BISTRO 821, BRIO TUSCAN GRILLE, CAMPIELLO, CHOPS CITY GRILL, RIDGWAY BAR & GRILL, SHULA’S, ST. GEORGE & THE DRAGON, AND USS NEMO.
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NEWCOMERS Seasonal residents are always looking for what’s new and worthy of exploring when they return to the area. A couple of places to note: Decanted, Naples’ newest wine shop and tasting bar, at the southwest corner of Pine Ridge and Goodlette-Frank roads. The bar also offers microbrews and imported beers, sake, and wine accessories and equipment. Events will be held for Inner Circle members, and a free wine club includes complimentary tastings, wine dinners, classes and private events. Decanted was opened by Bonita Springs residents Al Fialkovich and Jessica Palmer, who were inspired by Napa tasting room experiences. The landmark McCabe’s Irish Pub & Grill added four high-definition televisions, a digital sports entertainment package and new menu items to make the authentic pub appealing to sports enthusiasts. Enhancements include Sunday and Monday evening Sportsman Specials, with pitchers of McCabe’s Red Lager and Spicy Irish Wings. Traditional live entertainment continues on Sunday night. The sports features are in addition to the pub’s deep Irish roots, re-created in the spring of 1997 by a company north of Dublin, which copied every detail of an authentic Irish pub and brought the pieces in containers to be assembled by six Irish journeymen and two painters on the ground floor of The Inn on Fifth. MARCH 2010 59
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SUGAR AND SPICE ADD CACHAÇA TO CARNIVAL, SOCCER AND THE BOSSA NOVA ON BRAZIL’S LIST OF BEST EXPORTS BY MARK SPIVAK
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Cachaça is the national drink of Brazil. Nearly 1.5 billion liters are produced each year, making it the third most popular spirit in the world. Like some types of rum, cachaça is distilled from sugarcane, and is available in both light and gold versions. Lighter colored cachaça is mass-produced in column stills, bottled without aging, and primarily used in cocktails. The amber variety is made in small pot stills, like Cognac, and aged in various types of wood barrels before release. This type of artisan cachaça has become enormously popular in the United States over the past few years. “I wanted to introduced a truly premium cachaça to this country, one that reflected the Brazilian heritage in the right way,” says Matti Anttila, founder and owner of Cabana Cachaça. Anttila worked in Brazil after college and discovered the spirit. When he returned to this country and couldn’t find it, he decided to create his own. “I found a distillery that was small, innovative and had great quality control. We spent some time refining the formula, and launched the brand in June of 2006.” A single-estate cachaça, Cabana is double-distilled and aged for nine months in native Brazilian barrels. The result is a spirit that is rounder and smoother on the palate than most, with a refined taste profile and light citrus notes. It is typical of the small-batch cachaça that Americans have begun to find so intriguing. Connoisseurs seek out brands such as Rochinha, which has been made on the same small farm since 1902; aged in oak casks, it is available in five- or 12-year-old versions.
cocktail culture in this country is changing the pattern, as more Americans prefer to make their cocktails with smoother, aged cachaça. Purists drink it from a snifter, and find it to be as satisfying as premium rum, tequila or Cognac. ◆ Mark Spivak is the author of spivakonwine.com. He can be reached at Niedit@naplesillustrated.com. Cachaça is distilled from sugarcane.
GRM, which is matured in three different varieties of wood and is said to resemble a premium tequila añejo, also has quite a cult following. Since 1840, the local arririba wood of southern Brazil has provided the solera system that makes Armazem Vieira both unique and exceptional; its rare 16year-old cachaça can easily fetch $125, if you can find it. Beleza Pura was created by Olie Berlic, a former sommelier at Manhattan’s Gotham Bar and Grill, who tasted more than 800 cachaças before creating his own. He swears that his product is so clean and natural that it’s impossible to get a hangover from drinking it, but this claim hasn’t been scientifically verified. Premium cachaça has arrived in the States partly as a result of the influence of Leblon, a brand created in Brazil in 2005. Gilles Merlet, a master blender from Cognac, is responsible for making the spirit in small copper pot stills and aging it in XO Cognac casks. Bacardi recently invested in the company, which has helped catapult Leblon into the mainstream. In part, the cachaça craze can be traced to the popularity of the caipirinha, Brazil’s national cocktail. The drink is essentially a mojito without the mint. To make one, muddle half a large lime together with two teaspoons of sugar; add several ounces of cachaça and a cup of ice, and shake vigorously. The caipirinha is turning up at clubs around the nation and is a fixture of Brazilian restaurants, where it is sometimes prepared on carts that are rolled through the dining room. Traditionally, Brazilians used industrial cachaça in caipirinhas, but the booming MARCH 2010 61
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ISLAND A bounty of spring fashion that is perfect for ship and shore PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICHARD REINSDORF
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Stoke voile dress, bloomer short, clogs, Louis Vuitton, Waterside Shops, Naples; Kara Ross large resin pyramid earrings, nut and bolt gemstone rings in azurite, Marissa Collections, Naples MARCH 2010 65
Pants, Diane von Furstenberg, Bal Harbour; Vera Wang blouse, jacket, Oscar de la Renta earrings, Marissa Collections, Naples; bracelets, Mirror Mirror designs by Jeanine Recckio, mirrormirrorinc.com Opposite page: Derek Lam leather blouse and skirt, Marissa Collections, Naples; Christian Louboutin canvas peep-toe wedge bootie, Saks Fifth Avenue, Waterside Shops, Naples; scarf, Burberry, Waterside Shops; woven bracelets, Diane von Furstenberg, Bal Harbour
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Dress, Dolce & Gabbana, Bal Harbour; Eres swimsuit, The Beach House of Naples, Waterside Shops, Naples; multicolored leather heel, Sergio Rossi, Bal Harbour; Oscar de la Renta necklace, Marissa Collections, Naples; earrings, Mirror Mirror designs by Jeanine Recckio, mirrormirrorinc.com; scarf, Marni, Miami 68 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
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Donna Karan dress, belt, Marissa Collections, Naples; trench, Burberry, Waterside Shops, Naples; Tory Burch shoes, Saks Fifth Avenue, Waterside Shops; leather bag with fringe, Emilio Pucci, emiliopucci.com; necklaces, Gucci, Waterside Shops; leggings, Nordstrom, Waterside Shops; earrings, Badgley Mischka, badgleymischka.com Opposite page: Emilio Pucci python jacket, Oscar de la Renta bandeau top, Valentino leather pant with chiffon ruffle details, Vera Wang necklace, Kara Ross nut and bolt gemstone rings in azurite, Marissa Collections, Naples; earrings, Mirror Mirror designs by Jeanine Recckio, mirrormirrorinc.com MARCH 2010 71
Lace jacket and silk pants, Reem Acra, New York, reemacra.com; scarf, Marni, Miami; Oscar de la Renta tassel earrings, Marissa Collections, Naples; gold necklace, Badgley Mischka, badgleymischka.com; turquoise necklace, Mirror Mirror designs by Jeanine Recckio, mirrormirrorinc.com Fashion & Style Director: Katherine Lande Design Dirctor: Olga Gustine Art Director: Diana RamĂrez Model: JP/IMG, New York Hair & Makeup: Luis Beltran/Ford Artists, Miami Photography Assistants: Danny Luna, Prima Parson 72 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
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FROM RUNWAY TO REALITY For Spring 2010, the fashion runways were filled with exuberance in the form of color, texture and pattern. Here, we look at the hottest trends for spring, and present our favorite, most wearable pieces for incorporating each trend into your Naples wardrobe.
Bottega Veneta metal bib necklace, Marissa Collections, Naples
BY KATHERINE LANDE
THE NEW PRINT A MODERN, GRAPHIC TAKE ON THE GEOMETRIC PRINT
VERSACE
Geometric cuff, Tory Burch, Bal Harbour, toryburch.com
Multicolor leather peep-toe bootie, Sergio Rossi, Bal Harbour, sergiorossi. com; heel with leather tassels, Louis Vuitton, Waterside Shops, Naples EMILIO PUCCI
Akris dress, belt, Saks Fifth Avenue, Waterside Shops, Naples; woven metallic leather handbag, Coach, Waterside Shops
Lanvin chain-strap embellished handbag, Marissa Collections, Naples
ALEXANDER MCQUEEN
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SURFâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S UP THE NEW WAVE OF OCEANINSPIRED PRINTS
Beaded necklace, Diane von Furstenberg, Bal Harbour, dvf.com
PRADA
Emilio Pucci dress, Marissa Collections, Naples
PROENZA SCHOULER
Wedge, Salvatore Ferragamo, Waterside Shops, Naples; Christian Louboutin multicolor handbag, Saks Fifth Avenue, Waterside Shops; tiedyed handbag, Tory Burch, toryburch.com
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Woven clutches, J.McLaughlin, Naples; Miu Miu sunglasses, Saks Fifth Avenue, Waterside Shops
BOUDOIR FAIRE LACE, SATIN AND ALL THINGS FEMININE
Ball necklace, Miriam Haskell, miriamhaskell.com
Lace handbag, Roberto Cavalli, Bal Harbour, robertocavalli.com; drop pearl earrings, J.Crew, Waterside Shops, Naples
VALENTINO
Dress, Dior, Bal Harbour, dior.com
DIOR Laced-up heel, Kate Spade, Waterside Shops; net and lace bootie, Dolce & Gabbana, Bal Harbour, dolcegabbana.com
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MAKING THE CUT RIPPING THROUGH THE CONVENTIONAL WISDOM
Necklace with pavĂŠ black diamond stations in sterling silver, David Yurman, Bal Harbour, davidyurman.com
GUCCI
Michael Kors dress, Marissa Collections, Naples; silver clutch, Dior, Bal Harbour, dior.com
ALEXANDER WANG
Leather handbag with metal detailing, Gucci, Waterside Shops, Naples; Metallic silver heel, Sigerson Morrison, Palm Beach, sigersonmorrison.com
Wooden and metal clutch, Salvatore Ferragamo, Waterside Shops; Leather platform open-toe bootie, Gucci, Waterside Shops
BALMAIN
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NOMAD CHIC A MIX OF PATTERN AND TEXTURE WITH ETHNIC UNDERTONES
Coin necklace, Dolce & Gabbana, Bal Harbour, dolcegabbana.com
LOUIS VUITTON
Oscar de la Renta blouse and embellished skirt, Marissa Collections, Naples; Paloma Picasso Marrakesh bangle, Tiffany & Co.,Waterside Shops, Naples
DRIES VAN NOTEN
Manolo Blahnik nude leather sandal heel, Marissa Collections; multicolor clutch, Jimmy Choo, jimmychoo.com
Embellished flat, Giueseppe Zanotti, Bal Harbour; small travel bag, Diane von Furstenberg, Bal Harbour, dvf.com; Chanel straw woven tote, Saks Fifth Avenue, Waterside Shops MARCH 2010 79
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SOME PEOPLE WAIT FOR THE RIGHT BREAK; OTHERS SEIZE THE MOMENT. WHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS, THESE DYNAMIC INDIVIDUALS OPEN THE DOOR WIDE. BY KATHY BECKER PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRYNN BRUIJN
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the athlete ANGEL KING Angel King is a 28-year-old triathlete, sports model and assistant plan administrator with CJA Associates, a national employee benefits company. She trains for triathlons, marathons and halfIronman competitions three to four hours a day, travels to nearly 20 races a year, and would like eventually to turn professional. Her highest goal is to compete in the Kona Ironman Championship. “I’m the girl you see biking everywhere,” she says. “Cycling is my best sport, and Naples is the most beautiful place to ride.” In the December Xterra Trail Running World Championship in Hawaii, she finished as the twenty-fifth female overall. ON TIME OR TARDY? “Always on time. I’m very punctual. I was in the military for four years.” HIDDEN TALENT: “I make the best eggs. I can jump rope for an hour, blindfolded.” WORDS OF WISDOM: “Relax, take your time. In life, people rush through so many things. I’m an extremist; I always want to do everything fast.”
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the mystic PANACHE DESAI Since he was a child, Panache Desai has been gradually building spiritual awakening through sessions that he started with 20 to 30 people. He now draws more than 150 attendees per session throughout the United States. Since marrying Neapolitan Jan Goldsmith in December 2008 and adding her marketing expertise to his mission, he has expanded his tour schedule and website. In one month in Florida, he visited 20 cities. Desai’s primary message is that people are okay the way they are. “It’s about coming into loving acceptance of themselves,” he says. “They wake up and see how loved, accepted, awesome, supported, elevated and encouraged they are.” Next year, he plans to expand to more places. “From this it will go global itself. This is the only country populated by people from all over the world.” ON TIME OR TARDY? “I’m English. I’m on time. It would be rude not to be.” TITLE OF LIFE STORY: How the Bloody Hell Did That Happen? or Why Me? LEARNING CURVE: “If you plan too far in advance, you are not allowing for spontaneous acts. The greatest things that have happened have been completely unexpected.”
the entrepreneurs STEVE KRAMER & KATHY ELLIS More than seven years ago, Kathy Ellis, 50, a licensed esthetician, started concocting cosmetics and beauty products in her kitchen. She had great merchandise, but didn’t know how to market it. Enter her boyfriend, Swiss-born Steve, 42, a computer programmer whom she met on match.com. He showed her how to sell on eBay. They dabbled in traditional retail with Spa Excel for a few years, but the online business outgrew their ability to handle orders. Now the couple’s business, coastalscents.com, has contracted with overseas manufacturing plants and has a distribution center in Naples. Started with about $2,000, the enterprise has become a multimillion-dollar cosmetics company. For three years they worked seven days a week with no salary, but they now employ many, including Kathy’s sister and brother. ON TIME OR TARDY? “Always five minutes early,” Steve says. “To be late is disrespectful.” TITLE OF LIFE STORY: Swiss Meets West or Technology Meets Creativity LEARNING CURVE: “I could write a book about how not to open a business. So many things happened we never expected,” Steve says.
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the adventurer KEN KELLY Ken Kelly was on a long commercial flight when he began helping the passenger next to him sketch details for adapting abandoned shipping containers into single-family homes to create sustainable villages in developing countries. Kelly, president and CEO of Kelly Roofing and Energy Saving Solutions in Naples, quickly became a board member and principal designer for the nonprofit Hope Contained, based in Dallas. The 34-year-old native Neapolitan and 1993 Barron Collier High School graduate overcame an ADD diagnosis, which put him in special classes, through music. He played viola in student performances at Carnegie Hall and Australia’s Sydney Opera House. A passionate pilot with his own wings, Kelly volunteers his skill, fuel and aircraft as the local wing commander for Angel Flight, which transports organ transplant patients and organs. ON TIME OR TARDY? “Always on time.” HEAVEN ON EARTH: “Flying. You’re absolutely amongst the clouds. You’re free; it’s boundary-less.” INSIDE TRACK: “My ability to read people, which came from my father. And I got my mother’s organization. You put those together and you can dream big, spot issues and stay organized to keep it moving forward.” —Cathy Chestnut
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the phoenix HEATHER PHILLIPS Heather Phillips thought she was in “heaven” in the late 1990s when she worked her way up to managing the upscale Heaven Cigar Bar in Naples. She was, until owner/financier David Mobley was arrested for a multimillion-dollar investment scam and the bar closed. The unemployed Phillips decided to take the bar’s vanilla-flavored Heaven cigar and make a business out of it, using a $20 Wal-Mart phone, an old computer and the few contacts she walked away with. She bought the rights to the name, developed a marketing plan that included beautiful promotional models, and grew the business to include 14 different flavors. She moved from her spare bedroom to a 3,200-square-foot distribution center and office in Naples, expanded her staff to 12, including outside sales reps, and this summer launched Red Lion, the company’s first full-flavored cigar made with tobacco from five countries. She’s working on international distribution as well as an organic infused cigar, finding success long after the 1990s cigar boom fizzled. ON TIME OR TARDY? “I strive to be on time, but typically, I’m always tardy. It’s something I’m working on.” LEARNING CURVE: “More like a slope. I’m not a person who picks up a manual or a book. I’m definitely a hands-on, visual learner.” HIDDEN TALENTS: “I’m very seaworthy. I grew up on Cape Romano and took a boat to school. I can race through the Ten Thousand Islands on instinct alone.”
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the queen of hearts APRIL MASINI When April Masini dropped out of college to go to New York and start her modeling and acting career, she auditioned for The Actors Studio, not realizing the program was a collaboration with The New School’s masters-level theater program. She was accepted. “It never occurred to me to be scared. I didn’t know.” From there she got a role in the soap All My Children. She was married from 1995 to 2000 to Al Masini, the creator of Entertainment Tonight, Star Search and Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, who taught her about the television industry. They moved to Hawaii, where Al retired and April ran Al Masini Productions and Masini Television & Film. After working with Al on Baywatch, Miss Universe and Pacific Blue, she was asked by the Learning Annex in Los Angeles to teach a class on how to date a model. The class sold out in two hours. “I’m an accidental advice giver,” she says. Four years ago she wrote her first of four books about dating, and has since written 1,500 columns for her advice site, askapril.com, ranked the No. 1 relationship advice column by Google. She produced the film Blue Crush, has been a movie screener for industry awards for six years, has optioned the show Mistresses of the Rich and Famous, and is developing a TV program called The Love Judge. ON TIME OR TARDY? “On time, unless I’m lost. I’m chronically lost.” TITLE OF LIFE STORY: Why Not Me? MOTTO: “Beauty fades, dumb is forever. Beauty will get you in the door, but you better deliver when you get in.”
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the ace LAUREN EMBREE Lauren Embree, 19, comes from a Marco Island family of tennis players, and began playing competitively at age eight. Over six years, she won 23 gold, silver and bronze United States Tennis Association balls, representing first, second and third place in national tournaments, and is ranked 552nd in the world. Her dad, Keith, was her first coach. Embree opted to be home-schooled her senior year at Lely High School in order to train in Miami and travel to tennis tournaments. Last summer, after winning the USTA women’s wild card tournament as the top-ranked USTA 18-year-old and seventh-ranked International Tennis Federation World Junior, she played in the first round of the French Open, a match she lost to Russian Nadia Petrova, who was the No. 11 seed. Embree declined her purse to remain amateur and play college tennis for the University of Florida, which consistently ranks in the top 15 women’s college tennis teams in the country. “For now, I want to enjoy college and see how I do,” she says. ON TIME OR TARDY? “I'm on time pretty much.” LEARNING CURVE: “Nothing comes easy. If you want something, you have to work for it.” FAVORITE TIME OF DAY: “I love eating. My favorite meal is dinner. I love pasta and Italian food. I like nighttime. It’s the only time I can relax.” 88 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
Hair & Makeup by Ginny Jones, Philip Douglas Salon, Naples Fashion styling by Luis Otero, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples Shot on location at the Greater Marco Island YMCA
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Clockwise from this page: Italian furniture is at home with white oak cabinets in the living room. In the elevator foyer, purple accents in the lamp complement the dark wenge wood. Jenny Carter created the waterproof leather banquette in the breakfast nook and had it made by a yacht interior builder. The elliptical shapes keep the back from blocking the view. Crystal and stainless sconces and chandelier in the dining room add a classic touch with modern flair.
Beach and Sea CARYN AND BILL SCHUMAN CREATE AN OASIS ON THE SHORE. BY KATHY BECKER PHOTOGRAPHY BY DOUG THOMPSON
Bill and Caryn Schuman have known for decades what Naples is about, having visited the area for 23 years. “My in-laws were here, and each year we would take our young children at the time to stay with their grandparents,” Caryn says. “It was always our dream to buy a house of our own.” A few years ago they bought a designer-ready unit in Trieste at Bay Colony, loving the expansive views, including The Ritz-Carlton on the beach on one side and The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort on the other. Their home serves as a vacation getaway while Bill works as an attorney in Chicago. In a few years it will become a seasonal residence, where their three daughters may one day visit with their children. MARCH 2010 91
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“The location and the views are what interested the Schumans,” says Jenny Lind Carter, president of K2 Design Group, Bonita Springs. “They wanted something unique.” The process started with finding an interior designer who could fulfill their dream, with a modern aesthetic. The Schumans interviewed four or five design firms, and found Carter through an advertisement and her work. “We wanted it to be light and airy, not cluttered,” Caryn says. “We took the view and brought it inside, with turquoise water and earthy tones, but more contemporary. We wanted a look we hadn’t seen in a lot of models.” Carter’s challenge was to re-create the space—which already had walls with primer paint, concrete floors and finished bathrooms and kitchen—using existing materials and finishes when they made sense for the overall design. Nearly everything else was custom-created for the Schumans.
The elevator foyer sets the tone. Although it is considered a common space, Carter and the Schumans wanted to make an impression. A backlit offset wall creates a soft glow. A customdesigned table made in Colombia of wenge wood echoes the shape of a round mirror and a circular custom floor mosaic of granite, marble and onyx. A free-form blown-glass light fixture adds a purple accent. The wenge wood appears again in custom furniture in the dining room, with pieces accented by light laminated goatskin that’s almost like an acrylic. Caryn says the goatskin was definitely a unique material. “We took Jenny’s guidance,” she says. “She has a good eye for unusual things and putting them together.” A delicate crystal chandelier and sconces provide a contrast to the dark wood in the dining room. “The light fixtures take the standard Queen Anne chandelier with crystal and make it linear,” Carter says.
Clockwise from top left: Caryn and Bill Schuman enjoy the views and the weather at their Naples home. Jenny Carter changed the original peninsula counter to an island to make the kitchen more open. The Schumans continue to add accessories to their home, and changed the picture shown here in the dining room for another.
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The Schumans collected most of the art and accessories. Some of the art came from a gallery Caryn’s sister had; others were found in the area. While in Sedona, the Schumans fell in love with a glass sculpture by Dino Rosin from Murano, Italy, and were delighted to find one at New River Fine Art in Naples. “It was our first art purchase in Naples,” Caryn says. They commissioned a painting for the dining room that didn’t work for that spot. They thought they found a replacement at The Keg Steakhouse & Bar in Naples, where Caryn fell in love with an abstract painting by Josiane Childers. The manager wouldn’t sell the piece, but put her in touch with the gallery it came from, and eventually the artist created another painting for the restaurant so that the Schumans could have the work they loved. “We joke with our friends that they might smell steak and potatoes in the dining room,” Caryn says. “I saw it, loved it and had to have it.”
For shelves in the dining room, the couple found three wooden pots with quartz tops by Steven Potts at the Bonita Beach Art Festival. “We’ve been gathering things,” Caryn says. “Even when I’m in Chicago, I’m drawn to things that would work out at our home in Naples.” The wenge wood and goatskin were also used for custom furniture in the master suite. In the master bathroom, Carter used the original vanities, but added new fronts and hardware. She also kept the shower and tub, but re-plated the fixtures. Mirror frames were created, and Italian mosaic tile was added in long, thin strips behind the tub and on the floor. In the more casual areas of the home, Carter used grain-filled and treated white oak for cabinets and walls. Just inside the entry, a sliding wall by Raleo made in Costa Rica features wood pellets to create texture and movement. The wall conceals storage. The same finish is used in alternating rectangles of white oak on the enterMARCH 2010 93
Left: The bench at the foot of the bed in the master suite minimizes clutter by providing space for pillows. Jenny Carter designed the desk in the office to be wider on one side, so anyone working there would not face the wall completely, but be turned slightly toward the view outside.
tainment wall in the living room, where another sliding wall conceals a small wet bar. Furnishings are modern Italian, with accents in teal and turquoise. The effect is calming, like the sea and sand, where the Schumans like to spend their time when they are in Naples. “Our two favorite things are walking on the beach, with the dolphins and diving pelicans, and walks along Clam Bay estuary, where you never know what you are going to see,” Caryn says. “For us, it’s heaven, and we wanted to bring that inside.” Carter was told by building professionals she couldn’t remove a peninsula bar area in the kitchen to create an island, but she was able to run plumbing under the floor. The kitchen palette was set by the green and blue granite with a bold fossil pattern selected for the countertops. White oak was used for the custom cabinets. The backsplash, with raku-style glazed clay subway tile in shades that complement the counters, is the same one Carter has in her own home. 94 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
What makes the kitchen and breakfast area perfect for eventual visits by children and grandchildren are the leather stools and bay window breakfast nook banquette, made with buttery, waterproof light-blue leather. “We will be having visitors, family members, younger children,” Caryn says. “We want to be able to live there, so if someone is covered in sunscreen, we want them to be able to sit down and have a drink without taking a shower.” The office, created so that Bill can work while he’s in Naples, also acknowledges the future. The computer screen doubles as a television, and the sofa pulls out to a bed. For now, the Schumans have been enjoying their home as a getaway. “We aren’t there long enough to really be huge entertainers, but we are starting to have people visit and entertaining that way,” Caryn says. “I have two ovens and have yet to use them, because we still love going out to restaurants. But friends and family are lining up to visit.” ◆
“We wanted it to be light and airy, not cluttered.”
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Above Left: Márton Váró getting a birds eye view of the sculpture below. Below Left: Márton Váró at work on the center and bottom blocks of Mary. Top: Váró examining the sculpture below. Above: Crane moving the head of Mary block from the work platform. Opposite Page: Annunciation Maquette (work model), now displayed in front of the Ave Maria Oratory.
The “Annunciation of Ave Maria” is quickly progressing. Márton Váró is over half way through, having completed eight of the fifteen blocks of the sculpture. He is currently putting the finishing touches on the next two blocks, the center and bottom portions of Mary. He will be starting the next block shortly, the head of the Archangel Gabriel. Váró has a studio work site set up in front of the Oratory and visitors can watch as this modern masterpiece takes shape. “There is nothing else like this anywhere in the world.” states Michael Windfeldt, the project manager, “Ave Maria is returning to the timeless tradition of recruiting the best artists in the world and asking them to create the masterpieces of the twenty first century. I believe they have succeeded. This project is truly history in the making” Follow the progress of Márton and the “Annunciation of Ave Maria” and learn more about the Ave Maria Foundation for the Arts by visiting www.avemariaarts.org.
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Cinderella’s Closet Hundreds of upscale donated items of clothing, shoes and accessories—new and lightly worn, off-the-rack and couture—will be available at this March 25 fundraiser for YMCA of the Palms and Children’s Advocacy Center of Collier County. A VIP preview/ private shopping event on March 23, hosted by Absinthe, includes drinks and appetizers. 239-597-3148 | ymcapalms.org
Bice Ristorante An exquisite culinary voyage to the heart of Italy awaits. With décor that combines Old World elegance and modern chic, Bice’s menu offers tantalizing Italian cuisine, including fresh pasta, osso buco, veal chop Milanese and tiramisu, in an elegant atmosphere. 300 Fifth Ave. S., Naples 239-262-4044 | naples.bicegroup.com
Downtown Naples Festival of the Arts The vibrant Fifth Avenue South shopping and dining district is the site for the 22nd annual event, March 27-28. The juried festival, hosted by the Naples Art Association, features 250 local, regional and national artists working in all media. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free admission. 239-262-6517 | naplesart.org
Naples Music Festival Legendary rockers Foreigner, Hall of Fame soul group The Spinners, and high-energy show band Powerhouse headline the fourth edition of this event, March 21, 5-10 p.m. on Third Street South. The festival features VIP dinners, raffles, live auctions and more. Proceeds benefit The Garden of Hope and Courage. Tickets are $40 (general admission) and $350 (VIP). 239-434-6697 | naplesmusicfestival.org Foreigner
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he Stephens Wealth Management Group of UBS Financial Services Inc. is one of the firm’s most experienced wealth management teams with over 130 years of combined industry experience. Based in Naples, FL, they have been recognized locally and nationally for their experience in advising affluent individuals. Each member has undergone rigorous training in their particular area of expertise and works with a limited number of clients to provide the best possible client experience. Jason E. Stephens, Senior Vice President–Investments and Senior Portfolio Manager in the UBS Portfolio Management Program, is a Financial Advisor, Certified Financial Planner and Chartered Financial Consultant. He has a B.S. in finance from the University of Florida and Investment Consultant designation from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. Jason oversees each client’s macro and tactical allocation and manages client assets along with customized estate tax planning strategies for high net worth clients. He was recently selected by Barron’s as one of the top 1,000 Financial Advisors in America and is ranked among the top 20 Financial Advisors in Florida for 2009. Richard B. Marchisio, a First Vice President–Investments and Senior Portfolio Manager in the UBS Portfolio Management Program, has over 40 years of industry experience and has worked for some of Wall Street’s top firms. He concentrates his efforts by helping his clients manage municipal, corporate and government bonds for credit quality duration and maturity analysis. In addition, Richard earned the Municipal Securities Principal license. Russell L. Roth, Vice President–Investments and Senior Portfolio
Manager in the UBS Portfolio Management Program, has over 33 years of investment experience. Throughout his career, Russ has focused on portfolio construction and asset allocation management. He oversees the Stephens Wealth Management asset allocation and stock selection process. Ean D. Lambert, Financial Advisor, assists clients in daily portfolio management and implementation, along with lending and debt management. Ean also focuses on asset allocation. Ean sits on The Stephens Wealth Management Group’s asset allocation committee. John Slagel, Wealth Strategy Associate, has 10 years of experience as a floor trader and futures and options broker at the Chicago Board of Trade. He is responsible for client performance reporting, monitoring asset allocation and daily investment research. Jeff Pierce, Team Administrator, has over 20 years of industry experience. Jeff oversees operations for the Stephens Group, and assists in opening accounts, trade processing and maintaining Platinum-level service for clients. April Taube, Client Service Associate, has eight years of experience and a vast knowledge of the financial services industry. She coordinates the Stephens Group’s marketing and client service efforts, as well as client development. UBS AG is a leading global wealth management firm with a local commitment to develop financial strategies tailored to your individual needs. The Stephens Wealth Management Group offers complimentary consultations for qualified individuals. CFP® and Certified Financial Planner™ are certification marks owned by Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. UBS Financial Services Inc. is a subsidiary of UBS AG. ©2009 UBS Financial Services Inc. All rights reserved. Member SIPC. SPE_Adver_NA1009_JasE
The Stephens Wealth Management Group 801 Laurel Oak Drive, Suite 708 Naples, FL 34108 239.254.7145 www.ubs.com/team/stephensgroup SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL FEATURE
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eter has been involved with investment and estate planning strategies since 1986. Peter graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration from the University of Minnesota. In addition, he has achieved the designation of Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC), from the American College, Bryn Mawr, PA. A ChFC’s role is threefold: adhere to a strict code of ethics, strive to place the client’s interests above all else and follow the latest industry and regulatory changes through continuing education. He helps craft estate planning strategies for high-net-worth individuals, successful professionals and retirees. Peter’s financial philosophy involves establishing long-term relationships through guidance and sound value-oriented investment strategies. He guides his clients toward a balanced investment portfolio and sound estate planning strategies. Extensive knowledge of estate planning strategies and retirement strategies allows Peter to provide a wide range of investment and insurance choices and the flexibility to use constructive client-oriented programs. Peter has lived in southwest Florida for 28 years. Peter is actively involved in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters organization and has sponsored a Little Brother for the past thirteen years. He has conducted hundreds of estate and financial programs for thousands of southwest Florida residents. He is a member of numerous professional organizations including the American Society of Chartered Life Underwriters (CLU). Peter was the 2003/2004 president of the Southwest Florida Chapter of Financial Service Professionals and is a member of the Estate Planning Council of Naples. TO ARRANGE A COMPLIMENTARY CONSULTATION WITH PETER JEPSON, PLEASE CALL 239-263-2204.
Peter Jepson offers securities through AXA Advisors, LLC (NY, NY 212-314-4600), member FINRA, SIPC and offers annuity and insurance products through AXA Network, LLC and its subsidiaries. AGE-44391 (PJ) (exp 11/10)
Peter D. Jepson & Associates, Inc. 5129 Castello Drive, Suite 4 Naples, FL 34103 239-263-2204 www.peterdjepson.com SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL FEATURE
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he Managing Directors of Avenue Capital Management have over 40 years of combined experience in the wealth management industry. We offer a unique combination of experience in the financial services, accounting and legal disciplines. Specializing in the areas of Wealth Management, Capital Preservation and Legacy Planning, we work closely with clients to provide a comprehensive approach to meeting their financial needs. Our key objective is to assist our clients with all facets of estate planning by combining legal, tax-impact, and investment advice with the goal of sustaining and growing long-term wealth. Serving a client base of high net worth individuals, the advisory team of Avenue Capital Management incorporates sophisticated technical analysis with unbiased risk management options to offer its clients a broad range of lifetime income growth strategies. We succeed by helping our clients to sort through the myriad
financial choices available today and build on the investments they have already made. To achieve these challenging goals, we stay true to the values that we believe should govern our ongoing relationships with our clients. These values are more than simply ideals to which we aspire. They are the foundation that supports everything we do. And they reflect our rich tradition that has always emphasized our goal of developing innovative solutions for our clients, exercising sound business practices, serving the communities in which we do business and going the extra mile for clients. To that end, we believe that excellent service is something our customers deserve and is our most important responsibility. For more information or to schedule a complimentary consultation, please contact our Client Relations Director at 239- 261-9964.
Avenue Capital Management, LLC 780 Fifth Avenue S., Suite 200 Naples, FL 34102 239.261.9964 www.avenuecapitalmanagement.com SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL FEATURE
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frequent industry speaker, Bob addressed financial professionals in 20 plus US cities during 2009 on topics of investment strategy and post-crisis equity management. Bob and the Moran group received industry recognition in 2009: ranked in America’s Top 100 Financial Advisors by Registered Rep, in Nelson’s World Best Money Manager as well as in Barron’s Best Financial Advisor Teams. Bob has previously been featured in Forbes magazine. Collectors of modern and contemporary art and classic cars, the Edwards’ have hosted numerous museum and charitable organizations in their home. Committed to the arts and the community, he serves nationally on the boards of Sculpture Magazine and the International Sculpture Center. Locally the Edwards have underwritten events at the Naples Philharmonic / Patty and Jay Baker Naples Art Museum, Von Liebig Art Center, Town Hall Lectures, Naples Women’s Shelter and around Florida at museums in Tampa, Sarasota, Miami and Boca Raton. Bob and Terry both have been active on other community boards and are current golf members of the Bay Colony Golf Club.
BOB EDWARDS, MANAGING DIRECTOR – INVESTMENTS, SENIOR PIM PORTFOLIO MANAGER OF WELLS FARGO ADVISORS
• Responsible for managing/advising client assets in excess of $2 billion (as of 12/31/09) • 2009 Nelson’s “World’s Best Money Managers” and “Top 100 Financial Advisors”
“Our Investment Proposition: Verified Performance, Diversification, Competitively Low Fees”
• Celebrating 27 years of financial service in Naples, FL and nationally Areas of Focus: Serving affluent families and foundations with assets of $1 million to $50 million to invest. Nelsons: Performance calculated “net” of all fees and brokerage commissions, inclusive of cash and in U.S. dollars. Results calculated on a minimum asset base of at least $10 million for “traditional” U.S. asset classes (equity, fixed income, balanced accounts) and $1 million for all international and for “alternative” U.S. asset classes. Only categories/ time period combinations for which there are at least 21 contenders are published. Barrons: *Criteria based on over 7,000 nominations narrowed down by quantitative and qualitative criteria, regulatory record and talking with peers, supervisors, clients and the advisors themselves. Portfolio Performance excluded. This year’s list of Top 100 Wirehouse Advisors in America was created by Discovery Database, an online database of financial service intermediaries published by the Financial Information Group of Shrewsburry, N.J. Discovery has created a proprietary methodology fro ranking FINRA registered representatives. In this list, the advisors were ranked by assets under management using the Discovery-RR database system. In addition, the names and information on this list were vetted with each firm to double check accuracy. Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC, Member SIPC, is a registered broker-dealer and a separate non-bank affiliate of Wells Fargo & Company. [CAR 0110-0276A vA 12/09] Investment and Insurance products: NOT FDIC Insured NO Bank Guarantee MAY Lose Value.
Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC 5801 Pelican Bay Boulevard, Suite 200 Naples, FL 34108 239.254.2223 www.robertedwards.wfadv.com SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL FEATURE
THE MORAN ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP OF WELLS FARGO ADVISORS om Moran is Managing Director – Investments and the founding member of the Moran Asset Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC. The Group is responsible for managing more than $2 billion in client assets and has been servicing the Naples community for over 29 years. A 29-year veteran of the securities industry, Tom has received local, national and industry recognition for his ability as a financial advisor. He is a Senior PIM Portfolio Manager – the highest level of designation for an advisor and is well known throughout the firm as one of the top fee-based financial advisors. In September 2009, Moran was recognized by Barron’s magazine and Registered Rep as the #1 financial advisor in Naples.* A frequent speaker at investment symposiums, Tom was recognized for his depth of knowledge and ability to adapt in a difficult economy by Research magazine, naming him one of Florida’s top advisors in January 2008.** The Moran Asset Management Group directly services affluent families and foundations with assets to invest of $1 million to $500 million. Verified performance and superb client service are hallmarks of the Group’s reputation, and fees are generally less than one percent. With a staff of 23 registered professionals including four PIM portfolio managers, the Group takes great pride in their reputation for excellent customer service. “We strive to provide superior investment performance and excellent client service,” says Moran. The Moran Asset Management Group utilizes 15 distinct investment portfolios and has been acknowledged by Nelson’s World Best Money Managers*** as the number one manager in their discipline on three separate occasions. In 2009, his Conservative Growth Equity Portfolio was ranked #2 in its investment category. Tom is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Colorado. A strong supporter of the Southwest Florida community, Tom has served as the CEO of the Advisory Board of the United Arts Council and on the Board of Directors of Opera Naples, Southwest Florida’s only regional opera company. In addition, he is a member of the board for Youth Haven and the Scholarship Committee for the Culinary and Hospitality Education Foundation. Honoring his extensive philanthropic service to the
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TOM MORAN, MANAGING DIRECTOR-INVESTMENTS AND FOUNDING MEMBER OF THE MORAN ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP.
“Barron’s #1 Advisor, Southwest Florida; Nelson’s World Best Money Managers, 2009; Top Advisor, Research Magazine, 2008.” community, The Education Foundation of Collier County named him among their 2010 Men of Distinction. Tom’s wife of 22 years, Sandi, is the Bailli of the Naples Chapter of the Chaine des Rotisseurs. Their children attend Cornell University, Williams College and Community School of Naples.
*Criteria based on over 7,000 nominations narrowed down by quantitative and qualitative criteria, regulatory record and talking with peers, supervisors, clients and the advisors themselves. Portfolio Performance excluded. ** Candidates who pass Research Magazine’s rigorous screens have served a minimum of 15 years in the industry, have acquired substantial assets under management, demonstrate superior client service and have earned recognition from their peers and the broader community for the honor they reflect on their profession. *** Nelson’s World’s Best Money Managers performance calculated “net” of all fees and brokerage commissions, inclusive of cash and in U.S. dollars. Results calculated on a minimum asset base of at least $10 million for “traditional” U.S. asset classes (equity, fixed income, balanced accounts) and $1 million for all international and for “alternative” U.S. asset classes. Only categories/time period combinations for which there are at least 21 contenders are published. 0110-2927 Investments and Insurance Products:> NOT FDIC Insured > NO Bank Gurantee > MAY Lose Value Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC, Member SIPC, is a registered broker-dealer and a separate non-bank affiliate of Wells Fargo & Company
The Moran Asset Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors 5801 Pelican Bay Blvd, Suite 200 Naples, FL 34108 239.254.2222 www.MoranGroup.wbsec.com SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL FEATURE
THE O’DELL GROUP MORGAN STANLEY SMITH BARNEY
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he O’Dell Group provides highly customized strategies for individuals and families of substantial means, businesses and institutions throughout the United States. The O’Dell Group is committed to forming lasting relationships with all of their clients and their families, built on a foundation of trust and integrity. It is this ongoing commitment and active relationship that allows The O’Dell Group to guide their clients not only through constantly changing financial markets, but through the complex and everchanging needs of their clients over time. The O’Dell Group continues to strive to be the first choice of affluent and high net worth investors by understanding their financial needs and goals and conducting appropriate analysis of their current situation. Continuously working to help educate clients on which tailored strategies may best help them reach their goals, The O’Dell Group continues to differentiate themselves by providing a high level of trusted advice and personal service to every client.
Careful planning is the key to achieving your financial goals. Whatever your goals may be — from sending children to college and retiring comfortably to passing your hard-earned estate assets on to loved ones — The O’Dell Group will evaluate your situation and help you determine which strategies are right for you. The basis for successful investing lies in an understanding of four key elements: goals and objectives, risk tolerance levels, time horizon and return expectations. Once an investment strategy is implemented, The O’Dell Group will create a customized and unique service plan for each client. Whether you are looking for simple financial strategies or the most sophisticated kinds of investments, The O’Dell Group serves as your gateway to the strength and resources of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. It is a high level of service that clients of The O’Dell Group have come to expect and enjoy. Call The O’Dell Group today at 598-7905 for your personal consultation. “Investments and services offered through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC, member SIPC.”
The O’Dell Group / Morgan Stanley Smith Barney 800 Laurel Oak Drive, Suite 400 Naples, FL 34108 239.598.7905 www.morganstanley.com SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL FEATURE
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS: Thursday, March 18 10:00 am – Historic Garden Tour, Palm Cottage-Docent – guided tour by the Naples Historical Society and learn of some historic garden stories. Requested donations $8 per person. Members are FREE. Reservations required. Call 262-8164 11:00 am – Native Plants for Landscaping – presented by Chad Washburn, Director of Natural Areas and Education at Naples Botanical Garden South Gattles Courtyard. 4:00 pm – Designing with Tropical Flowers – Naples Flower Club designers present a floral arrangement demonstration. Plaza on 13th Ave South in front of Peter Garon Gallery. 6:00-9:00 pm – Special Third in Bloom Thursday on Third Music. Friday, March 19 9:30 am – Third Street Horticulture Walking Tour – Jim Bixler. Gattles Plaza. Join Jim Bixler for a walking tour of beautiful historic 3rd Street South and discover our own hidden gardens with the man who created them. 11:00 am – How to Turn the Ordinary into the Extraordinary – Presented by Garden District Floral Designer - Barabara Samaniego. Garden District Courtyard 10-5:00 pm – Fresh Flower Cart-Garden District Coutyard – Purchase your fresh flowers directly from our authentic French Flower Carts offered by Garden District. 3:00-5:00 pm – Stanislas Kostka – Sea Salt – Watch the leading floral painter of the 21st Century, create a masterpiece while you relax in the shade on Sea Salt’s luxurious garden terrace. Saturday, March 20 7:30 am to 12:00 pm – Third Street South Farmer’s Market – Over 50 vendors selling locally produced vegetables, fruits, jams, breads, soups, pasta, seafood…and the best people watching in town! On Third Street between Broad & 13th Avenue South. 1:00 pm – Orchid lecture – Ted Wuschke, owner of Eastfork Orchids will talk about orchids and answer your questions about this very special plant. HW Gallery Courtyard 3:00 pm – What’s Growing in the Garden – presented by Brian Galligan - Horticultural Manager at Naples Botanical Garden. Gattles Courtyard. Sunday, March 21 5:00-10:00 pm – Naples Music Festival – Garden of Hope and Courage Benefit Concert featuring The Spinners, Journey and Powerhouse for tickets go to www.naplesmusicfestival.org or call 434-6697 Monday, March 22 9:00 am - 11:00 pm – Garden Showcase Plant Sale – Purchase the plants used to create the spectacular gardens. Corner of Third Street South and 14th Avenue South. Schedule subject to change. Please call our Third Street Concierge for up-to-date information (239) 434-6533.
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ADDRESS 209 Ridge Drive YEAR BUILT 2005 OFFERED AT $7,375,000 SIZE 12,412 square feet of living area, 15,298 total SPECIAL FEATURES This magnificent, Mediterranean-inspired, privately gated country estate home is situated on 3.32 acres resplendent with lake, stately Italian cypresses, palms, manicured lawns, tennis court, and detached guest quarters. This masterfully planned residence encompasses 15,298 square feet, with an interior design of Old World elegance coupled with state-ofthe-art luxuries. Architectural elements of superior craftsmanship are displayed in groin vault, coffer, barrel, and beamed ceilings embellished with Florentine hand-painting, faux finish details and elaborate chandeliers. Floors of imported marble, stone and hardwood transition the elegant spaces. Amenities include an extraordinary wine cellar, media game room, gourmet kitchen, butlerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pantry, his and her studies, luxurious second-floor master suite with his/her baths and exercise room. Outdoor gathering and entertaining space with glistening pool, PROMOTION
spa and summer kitchen under expansive covered loggia has areas for relaxing and dining alfresco. This one-of-a-kind secluded property with more than 12,000 square feet of living area has four bedrooms, six full baths, three half baths and a four-car garage. FOR INFORMATION Premier Properties of Southwest Florida Inc. Emily K. Bua and Tade Bua Bell 239-213-7420, emily@premiermail.net
PARK SHORE LE JARDIN
MOORINGS
OLD S $3,495,000
4201 Gulf Shore Blvd. N. Residence 1503--Approx. 4,113 sq. ft.
PROVENCE
4151 Gulf Shore Blvd. N. Residence 201--Approx. 6,185 sq. ft.
$1,999,500 PARK SHORE TOWER 4251 Gulf Shore Blvd. N.
Newly Renovated Building! Residence 12A--Approx. 2,298 sq. ft. Residence 9B--Approx. 2,815 sq. ft. Residence 3A--Approx. 2,298 sq. ft.
614 Bowline Drive 4+den, 5.1 bath pool home. 4,501 total living area sq. ft., 6,189 total sq. ft. $1,995,000
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from $949,000 BAY SHORE PLACE
4255 Gulf Shore Blvd. N. Residence 406--Approx. 1,900 sq. ft.
$899,000
5076 Starfish Avenue Waterfront home. Approx. 2375 sq. ft.
$795,000
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4031 Gulf Shore Blvd. N. Residence 3D--Approx. 2,520 sq. ft.
$820,000
Angela R. Allen
REALTOR®
enjoy the sunsets • enjoy shopping • live the lifestyle
take a boat ride • dine alfresco • swim in the pool • enjoy paradise
• enjoy paradise • walk in the white sand • visit with family and friends • watch the dolphins •
As a resident on Gulf Shore Blvd N., I appreciate what an 239.825.8494 outstanding community this is, one I can recommend THE VILLAGE OFFICE 239.261.6161 with genuine enthusiasm. I can assure you of services www.naplesbeachproperty.com that are focused on achieving results. • walk the beach • ride a bike • read a book • savor the sunsets • hear the surf •
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BREATHTAKING BAY INSPIRED LUXURY ADDRESS 1292 Osprey Trail, Estuary at Grey Oaks, Naples NAME OF MODEL Calascio DEVELOPER OR BUILDER Harwick Homes OFFERED AT $3,795,000 Furnished SIZE 4,946 square feet under air, 7,384 total SPECIAL FEATURES Requests for a more competitively priced home inspired Harwick Homes and the interior design firm of Collins & Dupont to create a home of tremendous value and luxury in The Estuary at Grey Oaks in Naples. Starting with a floor plan offering 4,946 square feet of living space under air, the homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s gracious formal living room with a fireplace, vaulted ceiling and large windows opens up to a view of the pool area, lake, and golf course beyond. The dining room, which forms a PROMOTION
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FOR INFORMATION Estuary Sales Center 239-261-3148
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A riverfront dining destination with deep roots in southern hospitality and a commitment to serving all the wonderful bounty of our coast. From local seafood and citrus to fresh farmed herbs and produce. Quality and value served by sincere professionals who truly care. Your neighborhood kitchen & Tavern! 799 Walkerbilt Road, Naples 239.591.3837, www.bayhousenaples.com
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Designed as contemporary, refined and engaging, M Waterfront Grille features Cutting Edge Continental Cuisine with an emphasis on fresh Seafood, Steaks, Homemade Pastas, Organics and Tapas plates. M is both a local favorite and a destination restaurant offering dynamic flavor profiles and polished, attentive service. 4300 Gulf Shore Blvd., Naples 239.263.4421, www.mwaterfrontgrille.com
BLEU PROVENCE
At Bleu Provence Classic French Bistro, cuisine shines with crisp, clean Mediterranean flavors and wonderful wines. A low-key, romantic ambiance and Provencal-Caribbean décor make Bleu Provence a great dinner spot with just the right mix of sophistication and casualness. 1234 8th Street South, Naples 239.261.8239 www.bleuprovencenaples.com
SEA SALT
The name of the restaurant SeaSalt was inspired by the glorious treasures of various Salts from all over the world. Chef Fabrizio pays tribute to the distinctive features and characteristics that are naturally imparted from the region from which they are harvested. The bounty of the various styles of Salt can also be found in our Sea Salt Market. 1186 Third Street South, Naples 239-434-7258, www.SeaSaltNaples.com
CHARLIE CHANG’S
With an authentic menu and a stylish, modern ambience, Charlie Chiang’s takes Chinese to a whole new level. The menu offers both traditional favorites and unique dishes. Al fresco dining is available, with beautiful riverfront views. 12200 Tamiami Trail N., Naples 239.593.6688, www.charliechiangs.com
STONEY’S STEAKHOUSE
Excellent beef for peak enjoyment is difficult to come by and serve... but at Stoney’s Steakhouse, nothing but the best will do. From your first bite you will know that quality is the reason serious steak and seafood lovers choose to dine at Stoney’s. Experience Stoney’s for old world charm and incomparable cuisine. 403 Bayfront Place, Naples 239-435-9353, www.stoneysteakhouse.com
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Miramare Ristorante, waterfront dining at its best! Enjoy romantic dining indoors or on our beautiful patio overlooking Venetian Bay. Join us for the best authentic Italian cuisine in southwest Florida. Our menu features fresh seafood, homemade pastas, and Ossobuco. Relax in our casual elegant atmosphere while enjoying the view from our indoor-outdoor bar. Happy hour from 4-6 and live music from 5-9. Resort casual dress. Nightly entertainment!
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The Naples Music Festival, the biennial blockbuster party on Third Street South to benefit the Garden of Hope and Courage, rocks the town March 21, bringing three bands, food and drinks, and dancing in the street. Hard-rocking Foreigner will play past hits, like “Hot-Blooded” and “Cold as Ice,” plus music from the new album, Can’t Slow Down. The Spinners bring classic R&B vocals, while high-energy Powerhouse returns with its potent horn section. There will be cool VIP lounges decked out by local designers, and VIP seats will be at Sea Salt for the first time, added to Campiello, Tommy Bahama, Handsome Harry’s Bistro and Ridgway Bar & Grill. The “Living on a Prayer” Raffle will include 10 club-level tickets, courtesy of PNC Bank, to see Bon Jovi at the Bank Atlantic Center, with a Campiello-catered limo ride aboard the Marino Group’s VIP Limousine Coach. Money raised is used for care of the garden on the NCH Healthcare System’s Naples campus. The talent draws crowds, but “not enough people know the garden is there,” says Amy Lane, garden executive director. “It’s first and foremost for the patients, but it’s for the whole community.” For general admission and VIP tickets: 239-434-6697, naplesmusicfestival.org. —Kat Smith
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MARCH 2010 ADMIRING DIANA Princess Diana is widely remembered for her efforts to bring international attention to landmines, AIDS and other issues, while her charisma and personal style continue to fascinate fans around the globe. Admirers can learn more about Diana this month, when the Naples Art Association brings events featuring the Princess of Wales’ dresses and other royal memorabilia to the von Liebig Art Center. The exhibit Princess Diana: Dresses of Inspiration opens with a preview reception on March 12, and runs through June 27. Highlights include 20 dresses, shoes and a doll collection. As an exhibit curated with individual owners, several items have never been displayed before and visitors will hear new personal stories. On March 10, the Princess Diana: Dresses of Inspiration Legacy of Giving Gala, inspired by the princess’s compassionate spirit, will raise funds for local charities Bosom Buddies Breast Cancer Support Inc. and the NCH Mammogram Foundation. The evening includes a meet-and-greet with the owners of the gowns, a gourmet dinner and a raffle. Darren McGrady, who spent 15 years in royal service to Queen Elizabeth, shares insights about Princess Diana with his lecture “Dining Like Diana: Stories from Her Personal Chef,” March 13 at the von Liebig Art Center, and March 14 at the Jolly Cricket restaurant. The latter includes a brunch with items featured in McGrady’s cookbook, Eating Royally: Recipes and Remembrances from a Palace Kitchen. As for why Diana’s popularity endures, Ginamarie Pugliese, assistant director of the von Liebig Art Center, says, “As a girl, I watched Diana’s wedding on television. There’s still a mystique; every girl wishes to be a princess. The nonprofit and charity work she did spurs others in the field to keep giving. Diana was a forerunner, a groundbreaker.” For information: 239-262-6517, ext. 115; naplesart.org. —Kat Smith
The Prince and Princess of Wales wore period ensembles at a barbeque celebrating the 1898 Klondike Gold Rush.
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Tom Riley of Thomas Riley Artisans Guild, creator of this cradle, which was donated to the Children's Hospital of Southwest Florida, and Jim Nathan, president and CEO of Lee Memorial Health System at last year's Rockabye.
ROCK THE CRADLE It’s not only rock ’n’ roll, but we like it, like it, yes, we do. The second annual Rockabye Collier March 6 features dancing to classic rock, performances by the artists of Circus Sarasota, dinner “by the bite” provided by the restaurants of Waterside Shops and McCormick & Schmick’s, a martini bar hosted by Pinnacle Vodka, a live auction, and prize drawings throughout the night. The event benefits the Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida’s new pediatric outpatient clinic on Immokalee Road, Naples. Rockabye Collier is sponsored by Waterside Shops, Stock Development and Naples Illustrated. For information: 239-261-6800. 162 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
Art Gallery Old Naples—Drawing With Passion, Ink and Graphite Works by Lionel Heddy, through March 12; Coming Around Again, Fifth Anniversary Show, featuring Sam Platt, Karen Stone and Lynne Wilcox, reception, March 18, show March 18-April 9; 239-775-5000. Art League of Bonita Springs—Campus Open House and Small Works & Miniatures Exhibition Reception, March 5; Artists’ Studios, Art Walk, March 24, Promenade at Bonita Bay; 239-495-3999. Art League Marco Island Center for the Arts—Ports of Call Fine Art Exhibit, through March 16; Art @ Five Social, March 2; Artist Studio Tour, March 12; Taste of Raku, March 16; Adult Students Art Show, exhibit March 22-30, reception, March 26; 239-394-4221. Blue Mangrove Gallery, Marco Island—Meet the Artist reception, Bonny Hawley, March 3; Trollbeads Trunk Show, March 12; 239-393-2405.
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A CONSTELLATION Naples has a Milky Way of arts stars who have worked tirelessly through the years to secure the community’s position as a cultural hub. Six years ago the United Arts Council of Collier County began recognizing some of these shining examples with its annual Stars in the Arts awards. This year, five winners were selected from a record 54 nominations by a committee of past Stars. The winners will be recognized with a luncheon at the Naples Grande Beach Resort March 26. The honorees are: ■ Jay and Patty Baker, who were recognized as Outstanding Philanthropists at 2007’s National Philanthropy Day. The Naples Museum of Art was renamed in their honor after their $10 million donation. Patty has been an active fundraiser for the Naples Players, including chairing this year’s Starry, Starry Night gala and fashion show in February. In addition, the Bakers are producing theatrical shows in New York.
The Clay Place, Naples—Five Painters and a Potter, featuring artists Jim Rice, Phil Fisher, Paul Arsenault, Jerry Vallez, Natalie Guess and Jeff Fessenden, live music and refreshments, March 14; 239-775-1078. Children’s Museum of Naples—Beautifully Outdoors, native and nonnative plants, March 13, Waterside Shops, Naples; 239-514-0084. Collier County Museum, Naples—ForEverglades: Photography by Clyde Butcher and Jeff Ripple, through April 3; 239-252-8476. Conservancy of Southwest Florida, Naples—Art in the Environment: Connie Bransilver, lecture, guided tour of Clam Pass and lunch at the artist’s home, March 1; Clyde Butcher, visit Big Cypress gallery and studio in the Everglades, staff-guided swamp walk, boxed lunch, and a tour of the gallery with Butcher, March 15; 239-262-0304. Florida West Arts, Bonita Springs—Photography and digital art by Arthur Gerstein, and The Artist Within, through March 6; Bonita, Estero and Naples Love the Arts, boutique fine art, craft and music fest, March 6; demonstration by Charles Fritsch and Cynthia Waolpole, March 27; exhibition by Walpole and Fritsch, plus Spring Has Sprung, March 25-April 20; 239-948-4427. Gardner-Colby Gallery, Naples—Reality Check, featuring Ken Otsuka, Aaaron Westerberg, Olga Antonova, Edward Minoff, and Anna Youngers, March 11; 239-403-7787.
■ Myra Janco Daniels, founder, chairman and CEO of the Philharmonic Center, home to the Philharmonic Orchestra and the Naples Museum of Art. The center hosts numerous student and community education projects, and supports the artful philanthropic endeavors of other organizations, including the Freedom Waters art show and The Community Foundation’s Images of Hope project for Immokalee. ■ Harriet Heithaus, an award-winning writer and editor for the Naples Daily News who also serves as the paper’s classical music critic. She has won the William Allen White award for editorial writing and the Florida Press Club’s first-place award for arts criticism. ■ The late Dr. Erich Kunzel, who was the principal pops conductor of the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra and the Cincinnati Pops. He received the National Medal of Arts, and appeared on eight specials on PBS and in 10 Carnegie Hall concerts. He was leading the campaign to build a cultural arts center in Bayshore in Naples. —Kathy Becker
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Harmon-Meek Gallery, Naples—Will Barnet watercolors, through March 12; Richard Segalman: Recent Oils and Pastels, reception March 14, show through March 27; Robert Vickrey: Recent Egg Tempera Paintings, reception, March 28, show through April 10; 239-261-2637. Ikebana International, Naples Chapter—Annual Ikebana Exhibit, March 12-13, Moss Hall, Moorings Presbyterian Church, Naples; 239-390-2881. Immokalee Pioneer Museum—At the Crossroads: Documenting Rural Voices, March 1-31; 239-658-2466. Marco Island Foundation for the Arts—Speaker author Karna Small Bodman, March 2, Marco Island Yacht Club; 239-642-3836. Museum of the Everglades—The Ever-Changing Colors of the Everglades, March 1-31, reception, March 6; 239-695-0008. Naples Art Association at the von Liebig Art Center, Naples—Ali Clift: Beyond the Big Top, through April 6,
Princess Diana: Dresses of Inspiration Presented by The Naples Art Association at The von Liebig Art Center and PNC Wealth Management
MARCH 13 JUNE 27 See Diana’s beautiful gowns and dresses PLUS an extensive collection of Diana and Royals memorabilia Includes some items never before shown in the United States!
TWO SPECIAL EVENTS MARCH 10 / Princess Diana: Dresses of Inspiration Legacy of Giving Gala Get a Sneak Preview of the exhibition, meet the Dress Owners, and enjoy a gourmet meal. Tickets start at $250 MARCH 13 & 14 / Dining Like Diana: Stories from Her Personal Chef Hear from Darren McGrady, chef to Diana and Queen Elizabeth II and author of “Eating Royally” March 13 lecture tickets are $20. March 14 lecture plus brunch tickets are $40. Both include exhibition admission. Exhibition open daily with TIMED TICKETS from 10 am to 5 pm (except Tuesdays open 12:30 to 7:30 pm). Tickets: $12 ($10 for members), $5 children 9 and under plus pre-arranged groups Get Your Exhibition, Gala and Lecture Tickets Now! Call 239-262-6517 x115 or order at naplesart.org In keeping with Diana’s philanthropic spirit, a portion of the proceeds from the exhibition and related events will benefit the arts as well as local women served by Bosom Buddies Breast Cancer Support and the NCH Mammogram Fund.
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Physicians Regional Healthcare System, Naples; Art in the Park, March 6, 13, 20, 27, Cambier Park; Princess Diana: Dresses of Inspiration exhibition, dresses, shoes, handbags and memorabilia, reception, March 12, exhibit March 13-June 27; 239262-6517. Naples Botanical Garden—Live music, March 5; Family Fun Celebrations, March 13; Sunday Brunch, March 21; Food Feature, cooking lessons, March 24; naplesgarden.org. Naples Depot Museum—Annual Antique Auto Show, sponsored by the NaplesMarco Island Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America, March 20; 239-860-2726. Naples Historical Society—Walking
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Tours of the Historic District, Wednesdays; tours of Palm Cottage, Tuesdays–Saturdays; 239-261-8164. Naples Porcelain Artists—Annual club show and sale, March 6; Paint-Along, March 12, Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Naples; 239-434-5954. Norris Center, Naples—Artist Val Wright, March 1-31; 239-213-3049. North Collier Regional Park—Bruce Somerville, March 1-31; 239-252-4000. Patty & Jay Baker Naples Museum of Art—The Art of Ben Aronson, Joel Babb and Alec Soth, through April 18; Chihuly: Recent Work, through April 25; Woman: The Art of Gaston Lachaise, through April 30; 239-597-1900.
FRIENDS OF ART AT THE PATTY & JAY BAKER NAPLES MUSEUM OF ART—ARTISTS’ STUDIO TOUR, MARCH 7-8, REFRESHMENTS AT THE NAPLES BOTANICAL GARDEN ON MARCH 8; 239-597-1900
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Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Naples—Annual All Photography exhibition, presented by Rookery Bay and the United Arts Council, juried by Clyde Butcher, through April 2; 239-263-8242. Rosen Gallery & Studio, Naples— Watercolor workshop with artist Patty Kane, March 1, 6, 15; A Taste of Raku, pottery glazing and socializing, March 4; 239-821-1061. Southwest Florida Pastel Society— Alla Prima, benefits the Sam Platt Scholarship Fund for high school seniors and other youth programs, March 7, Art League of Bonita Springs Center for the Arts; 239-594-1195. Trudy Labell Fine Art, Naples—LESS show, nonrepresentational artwork in which texture, line and color are the subject, March 1-31; 239-434-7778.
Underground Art Wednesday—Tour studios and galleries with the North Naples Arts Alliance, March 3; 239-821-1061.
Norris Center, Naples—Ieri, Oggi, Domani, presented by Italian Cultural Society, March 2; 239-434-3323.
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Art League of Bonita Springs—Girl with a Pearl Earring, dinner and discussion, March 3; 239-495-3999.
Art League of Bonita Springs—The Battle of the Americas, compare California and Oregon wines to wines from Chile and Argentina, with fourcourse dinner, March 6, Robb & Stucky KitchenAid Culinary Center, Bonita Springs; 239-495-3999.
Cambier Park, Naples—Outdoor Family Movie Night, March 27; 239-213-3058. Collier County Public Library Film Series—Virginia Lee Burton: A Sense Of Place, March 17-18; Grey Gardens, March 24-25; call for time and location; 239-593-0177. Films on Fifth—Film TBA, March 21, Sugden Community Theatre, Naples; 239263-7990. Marco Island Foundation for the Arts— The Red Violin, March 3, Rent, March 17, Immortal Beloved, March 31, Marco Movies; 239-642-3836.
THAT’S ITALIAN! Marissa Collections, the Italian Trade Commission and Harper’s Bazaar will celebrate classic Italian style March 11 with food, fashion and jewelry at Marissa Collections. Named a Harper’s Bazaar Style Leader since the list’s inception, Marissa Collections was selected by the Hearst Corp. and the Italian Trade Commission as one of 10 stores of 150 nationwide participating in the promotion to host the special cultural events as part of a campaign to promote Italian products. The campaign started in September with advertising (“If you speak fashion, you speak Italian”) and a kick-off event in New York. Another part of the effort was to take representatives of 55 retailers to Italy to meet new designers, go to the showrooms and experience Italian culture. Jay Hartington of Marissa Collections went to see the fashion shows in Milan, where he discovered designers Frederica Rettore and Pellini for the store. “We re-looked at a few vendors that were reinventing their brand—for example, Gianfranco Ferre and Fratelli Rossi,” Hartington says. “We will most likely bring them in over the next year.” The party at Marissa Collections will highlight Italian food, wine and style, with food by Campiello, Italian liquors and models in clothing by Italian designers, including Brunello Cucinelli and Valentino. Ciao! —Kathy Becker
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Evening on Fifth—Live entertainment, shopping and dining, March 11, Fifth Avenue South, Naples; 239-435-3742. Flemings Prime Steakhouse & Winebar, Naples—Diva Night, “Make Up the Diva Within,” food and drink specials, raffles, March 3; 239-598-2424. Italian Cultural Society, Naples—St. Joseph’s Day Regional Wine Dinner, March 19, The Club at Pelican Bay; 239-434-3323. La Femme Perfumery, Naples— Complimentary hair and scalp analysis, J.F. Lazartigue personalized prescriptions and gift with purchase, March 18-19; 239434-7444. John Craig Clothier, Naples—Cocktail party introducing Robert Graham Collection and Nat Nast Sportswear, March 11, trunk show, March 12; St. Croix Sportswear and Allen Edmonds Footwear trunk show, March 18-19; cocktail party with Zelli Footwear, Saltaire Sportswear, Scojo Reading Glasses, Arnold Zimberg Sportswear, March 25, trunk show March 26; 239-434-2115. Kathryn’s Collection, Naples—Trunk Shows, Lourdes Chavez and Starfire Jewelry, March 11-12; 239-434-1885. Marco Island Farmers Market— Wednesday mornings, Mackle Park; 239394-7549.
Marissa Collections, Naples—Trunk shows and personal appearances: Rena Lange Fall, March 2-3; Thread Bridal and Social, March 4-5; Hassan Bounkit Jewelry, March 4-6; Brunello Cucinelli Fall, March 11-12; Michael Kors Spring, March 18-20; Erica Courtney Jewelry, March 18-20; jojo Designs Jewelry, March 25-26; Derek Lam Fall, March 25-26; CellCosmet Facials, March 9-11; Ultimate Glow facials, March 29-31; Style Sessions: Kiss and Make Up, March 8; Secret to Effortless Chic!, March 22; 239-263-4333. Pomegranate Inc.—Warehouse sale, table linens, gifts and accessories, March 10-13, proceeds benefit Avow Hospice, Red Cross Haiti Relief, and Naples Botanical Garden, 751 12th Avenue South, Naples, 800-948-5188.
UP IN THE AIR Circus Sarasota’s annual visit to Southwest Florida features headliner Nik Wallenda (above, left), a seventh-generation member of the world-renowned Great Wallendas, along with other members of the daring Wallenda Troupe. Nik wows crowds with hair-raising high-wire feats. He recently walked a wire 1,000 feet across Pennsylvania’s Allegheny River, and is known for record-breaking bike rides across a tightrope at dizzying heights. The show presents world-class circus arts, with aerialists, clowns and other performers. The circus, a not-for-profit organization, also offers educational programs and Laughter Unlimited, a program that sends professional circus entertainers and trained volunteers to nursing homes, assisted living facilities, day-care centers, hospitals and other places to administer the “best medicine.” The fun happens under the big top at Gulf Coast Town Center, Fort Myers, March 12-28. For information: 941-355-9355, circussarasota.org. —Kat Smith
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Market, Saturdays; Thursdays on Third, live music, shopping, dining; 239-649-6707. The Village on Venetian Bay, Naples— Village Nights, live entertainment, March 4; 239-261-6100.
MUSIC Art League of Bonita Springs—Quintus Quintet, March 17; Jazz Forum with Dan Heck & Rebecca Richardson, March 24; Let’s Dance!, with the Naples Piano Quintet, March 31, Promenade at Bonita Bay; Latin sounds of the Tropical Jazz Group, March 18, Azure Residences, Bonita Bay; 239-495-3999. Cambier Park, Naples—Gulf Coast Big Band, March 14; Naples Concert Band, March 21; 239-263-9521. Classic Chamber Concerts—Fifth Avenue Chamber Orchestra debut, March 8; Fifth Avenue Chamber Orchestra, Jasper Quartet and debut of the Fifth Avenue Chamber Chorus, March 15, Sugden Community Theatre, Naples; 239-434-8505. Italian Cultural Society, Naples— Piano concert, Cristiana Pegoraro, March 11, United Church of Christ, Naples; 239434-3323. Mackle Park, Marco Island—Marco Island Strummers, March 28; 239-3947549. Mercato, Naples—First Friday Concert, March 5; 239-403-2204. Moorings Presbyterian Church, Naples—The Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra, All Beethoven Concert, March 1, 239-649-3988; Naples Music Club Recital, pianist Alden Gatt, March 6, 239-495-6636; The Hyacinth Series, John Rutter’s Requiem, March 21; 239-261-1487; Choral Masterpieces, Naples Philharmonic Orchestra, March 21; 239-597-1900. 170 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
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PHILHARMONIC CENTER FOR THE ARTS—KAREN AKERS: SOUVENIRS, MARCH 2-3; 239-597-1900 Norris Center, Naples—Jon Garon & Friends, March 13; A Tribute to Rosemary Clooney, March 18-19; Open Mic Night, March 19; 239-213-3049. Paradise Coastmen Barbershop Chorus—Annual Show, March 5-6, North Naples United Methodist Church; 239352-6366. Philharmonic Center for the Arts, Naples—Piano Celebrations: Jodie & Glenn, March 1, Happy Birthday, Chopin!, March 23; Chubby Checker and the Wildcats, Lou Christie, and From the Sixties to Today, March 2; Rachmaninoff to Ravel, March 4-7; Ken Page, March 5-6; Mendelssohn’s Italian Symphony, First Presbyterian Church, Bonita Springs, March 11, Wesley United-Marco Island, March 12; Band of the Irish Guards/Royal Regiment of Scotland, and Kelli O’Hara, March 19-20; Johnny Mathis, March 21; Favorite Melodies: Classic to Celtic, March 23-28; Louise Pitre, From Piaf to Broadway, March 26-27; SchleswigHolstein Festival Orchestra, March 28; 239-597-1900. Riverside Park, Bonita Springs— Bonita Springs Concert Band, March 7, 239-498-4985; Bonita Blues Festival, benefits Bonita Springs Assistance Office and Music For Minors, March 12-13; bonitablues.com.
Steinway Piano Society—Tao Lin and Katherine Lan recital, March 4, Steinway Piano Gallery, Bonita Springs; 239-498-9884.
SPEAKERS/SEMINARS Art League of Bonita Springs—Lunch! A Capital Idea!, guest speaker Diana Hollingsworth Gessler, March 24, Maetzold Home, Bonita Bay; 239-495-3999. Conservancy of Southwest Florida, Naples—Collier County Aubdubon Society, Dr. Jamie Ellis and Ted Below, The Birds & Bees, 239-643-7822; Western Everglades Exploration Series: Fakahatchee Strand State Forest, March 2, Rookery Bay National Estuarine Reserve, March 9; Wildflower Walk with Dr. Gary Schmelz, March 17; Wild About Wildlife, Clinic Direcor Joanna Fitzgerald, March 24; Spring Break Bonanza: Hoot and Toot, Florida owls, March 29; Natural Café, learn what wild animals eat, March 30; 239-262-0304. English Speaking Union, Naples Branch—The Drama Behind the Taj Mahal, Oliver Everett, Queen’s Librarian Emeritus, March 23, Moorings Presbyterian Church, Naples; 239-434-2440. Friends of the Library of Collier County—Nick Linn Lecture Series, James O. Born and Bob Morris, March 8; Lisa Black, March 15, Naples Grande Beach Resort; 239-262-1139. Gulfshore Playhouse—Saturday Series adult classes, March 13, 20, 27; On the Scene with A Doll’s House, March 20; gulfshoreplayhouse.org. Italian Cultural Society—Lecture on Roman Mythology, Truby Chiavello, editor of Primo magazine, March 29, Sam-Bucco Bistro, Naples; 239-434-3323. Naples Regional Library—Collier County Heritage Trail, Dr. Lois Bolin, March 10; 239-262-4130.
Naples Town Hall Distinguished Speakers Series—Insight on Modern Life & Culture with writers Malcolm Gladwell and Adam Gopnik, March 26, Naples Grande Beach Resort; 239-596-6524. Philharmonic Center for the Arts, Naples—Dave Barry, March 3; Deepak Chopra, March 7; An Evening With Marlee Matlin and Henry Winkler, March 15; 239-592-1900.
SPECIAL EVENTS 1—Baby Basics of Collier County, Dining for Diapers, cocktails, music, dinner, Vanderbilt Country Club, Naples; 239-352-4310. 2—Book Signing with Bunny Williams, interior designer, Summerfields, Naples; 239-430-2505. 2—Fourth Annual Bonita Springs Community Prayer Breakfast, speaker Andrew Hill Card Jr., former White House chief of staff, Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort & Spa, Bonita Springs; bonitaspringsprayerbreakfast.com. 3—Dining for Philanthropy, fundraiser with Naples Woman’s Club and Naples Art Association, dinners in private homes, and dessert and auction at the von Liebig Art Center, Naples; 239-262-6517, ext. 107. 4—Conservancy of Southwest Florida, Magic Under the Mangroves, dinner, silent auction, Pelican Bay, Naples; 239403-4200. 4-7—Naples Art & Antiques Show, fine art and antiques, Trinity-by-the-Cove Church, Naples; 239-596-9149. 5—Seventh Annual Pub Trolley Crawl, benefits the Naples St. Patrick’s Day Parade, hosted by Noodles Café; stpatricksparadenaples.com 6—Project Help Inc., 14th Annual MARCH 2010 171
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Chocolate Extravaganza, music, hors d’oeuvres, chocolate, live and silent auction; 239-649-1404. 6—St. John Neumann High School, The Amazing Celtic Race and Ninth Annual Auction, scavenger hunt, cocktails, dinner, Saint Ann’s Jubilee Center, Naples; 239-455-3044, ext. 225. 6—Mental Health Association of Southwest Florida, Wickets in the Wild, croquet, dining, NGala, Naples; 239-261-5405. 6—Mercato Fine Arts Festival, works by 125 nationwide artists, entertainment, Mercato, Naples; naplesart.org. 6—Irish Festival, bands, dancers, golf cart parade, games, food and drinks, Ave Maria Town Center; avemaria.com. 6—English Speaking Union, Naples Branch, Annual High School Shakespeare Competition, Moorings Presbyterian Church, Naples; 239-434-2440. 8—Avow Hospice, Community Concert, First Baptist Church, Naples; 239-649-3686. 9—English-Speaking Union Naples, Winston Churchill Dinner, speaker Shakesperean actor John McKerrow, private club, Naples; 239-434-2440. 10—Tenth Annual St. Patrick’s Dinner and Gala, Inn on Fifth, Naples; stpatricksparadenaples.com. 11—Greater Naples AAUW Charitable Foundation Inc., Celebrating Women of Achievement Luncheon, Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club; 239-596-0929. 12—Quest Educational Foundation, Quest 2010, dinner/lecture series, benefiting Collier County students, The Ritz-Carlton, Naples; 239-643-3573. 13—Hope for Haiti, black-tie gala, silent action, and raffle, Jubilee Center, Saint Ann’s School, Naples; 239-434-7183. 13—21st Century C.A.R.E. and NCH Healthcare Foundation, Casino Night, helps cancer patients in Collier and Lee counties, sponsored by Naples Illustrated, The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples; 239-938-9301. 13—Seacrest Country Day School, Gala for Treasures, silent and live auction, provides scholarship assistance, The Ritz-Carlton, Naples; 239-793-1986.
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13—32nd Annual Naples St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Fifth Avenue South and downtown, stpatricksparadenaples.com.
13-14—Bonita Springs National Art Festival, Promenade at Bonita Bay; 239495-3999.
13—Shy Wolf Sanctuary, Sacred Wolf Path Celebration, music, storytelling, fire and drumming circle, Summerland Festivals, Bonita Springs; 239-455-1698.
18—Sunlight Home, Annual Luncheon, Fashion Show and Silent Auction, fashions from The Village on Venetian Bay and the Promenade, Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club, Naples; 239-566-8779.
18-21—Third in Bloom, window displays and art featuring flowers, demonstrations, walking tours, and children’s activities, Third Street South, Naples; 239-434-6533. 19—The Jackson Laboratory, The Heart of the Matter: A Serious Message on Heart Disease, luncheon/presentation, The RitzCarlton, Naples; 239-287-3964. 19—Leadership Collier Foundation, Art Preview Party, silent auction, wine and hors d’oeuvres, Naples; 239-298-7926. 19—American Heart Association, Southwest Florida Go Red for Women Luncheon, Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort, Bonita Springs; 239-495-4901. 20—Avow Hospice, Butterfly Ball, dining, silent auction and awards, Kensington Country Club, Naples; 239-649-3686. 20—Catholic Charities of Collier County, Emerald Ball, 25th Anniversary, Silver Lining, The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples; 239-455-2655. 20—American Cancer Society Collier Gala, The Ritz-Carlton, Naples; 239-2610337.
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21—Friends of Art at the Patty & Jay Baker Naples Museum of Art, Have a Seat III … Fabulous Fabrics Raffle & Auction, cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, music, Philharmonic Center for the Arts, Naples; 239-254-2776. 23—Candlelighters of Southwest Florida Inc., Eighth Annual Step Into Spring Fashion Show & Luncheon, to support young cancer patients, Forest Country Club, South Fort Myers; 239-432-2223.
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23, 25—Cinderella’s Closet, benefits YMCA of the Palms and the Children’s Advocacy Center, donated clothing, new handbags and other items, VIP preview/ private shopping event includes drinks
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Avenue South; 239-262-6517. 27-28—Ave Maria University, Festival of the Arts 2010, dinner theater on Saturday, arts festival on Sunday, Ave Maria; avemaria.edu.
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and appetizers hosted by Absinthe, sponsored by Naples Illustrated, Collection at Vanderbilt, Naples; 239-597-3148. 24—Bedtime Bundles, Doggie Happy Hour, fashion show, photos, raffle, live and silent auction, Star Bar at the Esplanade, Marco Island; 239-398-5179.
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26—Collier Spay Neuter Clinic Inc., Mardi Paws Ball, Collier’s Reserve Clubhouse, Naples; 239-514-7647. 26—Zonta Club of Naples, Annual Fashion Show, benefits PACE Center for Girls and other charities, The Club at The Strand, Naples; 239-598-9058. 27—Friends of Rookery Bay, inaugural Batfish Bash, Old Florida–style fare, music, silent auction benefiting environmental research projects, youth science education programs and community outreach, Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center, Naples; 239-262-0750. 27—Florida Gulf Coast University Foundation, The President’s
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Unleash your Inner Rock Star! Rockabye Collier Unleash your inner rock star at this second annual celebration, hosted by Waterside Shops. On March 6, from 7 to 11 p.m., dance to classic rock and roll, enjoy performances by Circus Sarasota, savor dinner “by the bite” provided by the restaurants of Waterside Shops and other nearby establishments, relax at a martini bar hosted by Pinnacle Vodka, get caught up in the frenzy of a live auction and anticipate raffle drawings. The event benefits the Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida’s new pediatric outpatient clinic on Immokalee Road. Sponsored by Waterside Shops, Stock Development and Naples Illustrated. Tickets are $150. 239-261-6800 | kathy@dbr-marketing.com
Provenance Antiques An elegant boutique filled with antiques, exquisite fine porcelain and silver, Provenance Antiques offers a unique bridal registry—offering the opportunity for a lifetime of elegant entertaining and one-of-a-kind wedding gifts for the newly established couple or the couple that has “everything.” 1300 Third St. S., Suite 103B, Naples 239-263-4457 | provenancenaples.com
Sweet Art Gallery Celebrating its fifth year of showcasing original artwork by more than 50 artists, including artwork by singer/songwriter Bobby Goldsboro, Sweet Art Gallery produces small exhibitions at the Engel & Völkers’ office on Fifth Avenue South. Located in the industrial design district, Sweet Art Gallery is host to the monthly Underground Art Wednesday event.. 2054 Trade Center Way, Naples 239-597-2110 | thesweetartgallery.com
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GIVING BACK
HAVE A HEART BY CHRISTINA WELLS
Four years ago, Kathy Friday collapsed from cardiac arrest while working out at Quail West Country Club. Quick action by her trainer, who knew cardiopulmonary resuscitation, plus the availability of an on-site automated external defibrillator (AED), saved her life. The story has a very happy ending. Last April, a healthy Kathy and her husband, Fritz, donated $300,000 to the American Heart Association to ensure that every Collier County Sheriff vehicle is equipped with an AED. The Fridays are long-established humanitarians. Fritz’s family created the Friday Foundation in Wisconsin, which helped build community libraries, sports facilities, vocational schools, hospitals and cultural museums in the various towns in which the family’s canning business operated. Fritz continued and increased the charitable giving throughout his years of running Friday Canning Corp. Now part-time Naples residents, the couple has elected to give back by contributing to Habitat for Humanity, a nursing scholarship for Naples Hospital, Research Chairs at the University of Wisconsin, the Natural History Museum in Cable, Wisconsin, and most recently, the defibrillators for the Collier County Sheriff’s Office. “Fritz and I are big believers in helping where we see the need, be that financially or in like donations of time and effort,” Kathy says. “To have the power to uplift a community, right a wrong, and encourage the next generation to have hope and belief is a power to strive for every day.” The Fridays have thoughtfully chosen their personal role models. Fritz admires the principled President Lincoln, and the philanthropy of Bill Gates and his wife. Kathy’s heroes are all the individuals who make a difference through hard work and devotion to the well-being of others. “The best way to help a community is to be a part of it and do what you can to enhance it,” Kathy says. “We have attempted to pass this they have reached out to their respective areas with time and money as well.” ◆
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