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AMBER HEARD photographed by Francesco Carrozzini in a DOLCE & GABBANA gown, BUCCELLATI earrings and ANITA KO earring. STYLIST Samantha McMillen at The Wall Group. HAIR Teddy Charles at The Wall Group. MAKEUP Mélanie Inglessis at Forward Artists.

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104 Rules of ATTRACTION Amber Heard’s whirlwind journey from Texas to Tinseltown reads like a riveting Hollywood fairy tale—don’t forget the part where she marries Johnny Depp. Here, the 29-year-old bombshell reveals

LANGLEY FOX HEMINGWAY in a LOUIS VUITTON top and skirt, STEPHEN WEBSTER earring, and boots, stylist’s own.

the confident and pensive woman behind those come-hither eyes.

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124 On the ROCKS The season’s boldest bling is best when layered, diamond-encrusted and paired with a dirty martini.

132 All That GLITTERS Elegant soirees and exotic jewelry go hand in hand at Dawnridge estate as Hutton Wilkinson continues Tony Duquette’s dual passions.

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Departments 28 FOUNDER’S Letter 30 C PEOPLE Who’s who behind the scenes of C.

37 C WHAT’S HOT From Paris with love: Rick Owens opens his first L.A. boutique; a new wine-country inn from a culinary-minded couple; celebrity stylist Petra Flannery’s favorite things; plus, a trip to the Freda Salvador studio in Sausalito.

48 REPORTS From the SOCIAL FRONT

55 C FASHION Culture shock: L.A. designers look to LACMA for a dose of inspiration; Tory Burch takes on activewear; and Fendi’s jewel-encrusted treasures.

69 C BEAUTY Dita Von Teese’s glamorous secrets; learn how to savasana like the stars; and where to go for a crystal-healing session.

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RH Modern takes minimalism to the max; Hollywood’s new interior design firm obsession; and a garden oasis pops up in Culver City.

87 C MENU Urban farmer Courtney Guerra shows off her green thumb in Venice; what to order at San Francisco’s Oro; and the bottles every wine cellar needs right now.

93 C TRAVEL Glamping amid the grapes in Napa Valley; checking in to Le Bristol in Paris.

99 C CULTURE The Walking Dead’s Danai Gurira steals the

spotlight; inside Elizabeth Taylor’s estate, through the lens of Catherine Opie.

141 SHOPPING Guide 142 C CALIFORNIA At the intersection of performance and fashion with Tilda Swinton.

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CONSORT (P.77): DANIEL COLLOPY. NINEBARK (P.90): KELSEY M C CLELLAN. FARMSUPERBA (P.88): LIZ KUBALL. FREDA SALVADOR (P.44): MELISSA M C ARDLE. VAN CLEEF & ARPELS (P.66): © VAN CLEEF & ARPELS. RICK OWENS (P.37): DIANA KOENIGSBERG

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The bright lights of Hollywood have beckoned many seeking success and spoils. The pull of the place is quite cinematic in its own right. When we decided to dig a little deeper into all that glitters in this town, we chose to focus on 10 of the fresh young faces starting to make serious waves in the industry. And who better to capture these wunderkinds than one of Hollywood’s own, Amanda Demme—a famed music supervisor, label owner and promoter of It clubs of a generation—who is now channeling her creativity into a serious photography career. Like Demme, many of these rising stars are multi-hyphenates in their own right (think actor, producer, DJ, model, singer and online influencer), and it was fascinating to be on set to witness this collaboration of talent and artistry. Of equal note, cover subject Amber Heard has unstoppable determination. With delicate features and a charming personality that harkens back to her Texas upbringing, the actress is a force to be reckoned with both on screen (as seen in her upcoming film The Danish Girl) and off. The epitome of glamour, Heard is a modern-day bombshell. And the historic Paramour Mansion in Silver Lake was the perfect place to photograph her in this season’s sartorial splendor. And what would Hollywood be without red-carpet-worthy gems? In this issue, we showcase all the jewels every top stylist in town is clamoring for, as well as pages of the best and brightest baubles to inspire your own holiday wish list. Lastly, famed set-decorator-turned-interior-designer-turned-jeweler Tony Duquette’s touch is as relevant and current as ever. Sixteen years after his passing, the torch is carried on by his business partner, Hutton Wilkinson. The parties at Dawnridge, Duquette’s home in Beverly Hills, are legendary! So, we went straight to the source to get his tips on throwing a memorable soiree…the ingredients are a little bit of magic thrown in with a whole lot of sparkle. That about sums up Hollywood as a whole, doesn’t it? A perfect Tinseltown ending if you ask me…

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C PEOPLE Who’s who behind the scenes of this month’s issue, plus their favorite California places

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Hutton Wilkinson “The details [of party planning] interest me more than all my other projects, including product design, interiors and jewelry,” says L.A.-based designer and consummate host Hutton Wilkinson, of curating events-toremember at the Dawnridge estate, featured in “All That Glitters,” p.132. C SPOTS • La Purisima Mission in Lompoc • Mendocino, where I go to find inner peace • Walking along cliffs above the Pacific—a pastime that feeds my soul and revives my spirit

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Diana Koenigsberg Mat Sanders & Brandon Quattrone Merging their backgrounds in architecture and decor, Mat Sanders and Brandon Quattrone are the force behind Los Angeles-based interior design firm Consort, which counts the likes of Jessica Alba, Sophia Bush and Ben McKenzie as clients. On designing Fall Out Boy guitarist Joe Trohman’s dream home in “Two of a Kind,” p.77, the duo felt they were able to “push the envelope and juxtapose classic Spanish architecture with modern decor.” C SPOTS • Malibu Riders for horseback riding on the Zuma Canyon Trail • Petit Trois in Hollywood because it’s très chic and très off the beaten path • Kayne Griffin Corcoran gallery in L.A.

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“It’s a beautiful space that is also inviting,” recalls photographer Diana Koenigsberg, who shot designer Rick Owens’ new boutique in Los Angeles, in “Serenity Now,” p.37. “Shooting the space was incredibly fun and I really enjoyed the aspects of the store that speak to Rick’s personality and sense of humor.” From portraiture to advertising and interiors, Koenigsberg does it all, working with clients including Target and Rolling Stone. C SPOTS • Proof Bakery in Atwater Village—salamisandwich perfection • The Coral Casino Beach and Cabana club in Santa Barbara is absolutely dreamy • My house—it’s a little oasis in the city

Blue Caleel “Dawnridge is a visual dreamland with so much history, drama and beauty,” says Santa Barbara-based photographer Blue Caleel of capturing the iconic Beverly Hills estate in “All That Glitters,” p.132. “Shooting there was one of my most memorable nights in the city.” The Virginia native currently works as a music and fashion photographer, often shooting for Santa Barbara Magazine. C SPOTS • Chief’s Peak in Ojai for a salted beer with friends • Walking down the old streets of Hollywood • Paradise Road backcountry in Santa Barbara for exploring with my wolf-pup and two boys

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“The minute I received the creative for this shoot, I was inspired,” says set designer Ali Gallagher of dreaming up the backdrop for luxurious gems in “On the Rocks,” p.124. From working on the stage production of the Sex and the City series to reimagining iconic window displays for Barneys New York, this New York transplant has taken her vision to a new platform. Now an in-demand set designer, Gallagher works for top photographers, stylists and publications. C SPOTS • Big Sur—I love escaping city life; somewhere I can retreat to nature • Ojai for wine tasting and antique shopping • Joshua Tree for a quick getaway

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C PEOPLE Who’s who behind the scenes of this month’s issue, plus their favorite California places

Amanda Demme “Working with all these girls under 30 and sitting on stardom, each one brought this different, amazing, young energy,” says N.Y.- and L.A.-based portrait and fine art photographer Amanda Demme on capturing 10 of Hollywood’s rising stars in “Young Guns,” p.112. From her studio in Atwater Village, Demme frequently exercises her craft, shooting high-profile spreads, including still life and portraitures. C SPOTS • Obsolete in Culver City; they have things you can’t find anyplace else • My studio—the only place in my life with no noise; where I can be alone and create • My bed because I use it for my two favorite things

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Baard Lunde “The magazine had a great visual concept in mind, which made room for me to work creatively with props, attitude and angles,” says fashion photographer Baard Lunde, who drew inspiration from the “purity of the Arctic” for this issue’s feature “On the Rocks,” p.124. Hailing from Norway, Lunde has traveled across the globe with his lens, shooting for top publications like Glamour, Harper’s Bazaar, Marie Claire and Vogue. C SPOTS • Verve Coffee Roasters in West Hollywood • Griffith Observatory for its view of L.A. and the galleries inside • Pine & Crane in L.A. for its unforgettable beef roll

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Teddy Charles “We gave Amber [Heard] a classic Hollywood look with a modern edge,” says hairstylist Teddy Charles of glamming up the blond bombshell’s signature locks in “Rules of Attraction,” p.104. Since moving from Versailles, France, to New York in his early 20s, Charles has worked with the industry’s leading photographers including Mario Testino and Patrick Demarchelier, and styled top celebrity clientele ranging from Cara Delevingne to Alexa Chung. C SPOTS • The Hollywood Bowl • Sushi Park in West Hollywood for delicious sushi and a quiet atmosphere • Big Sur for romance and peace of mind

Samantha McMillen “[Amber Heard] and I both love jewelry and layering, so we had a lot of fun putting the looks together,” says stylist to the stars Samantha McMillen of orchestrating looks for “Rules of Attraction,” p.104. McMillen has worked for fashion designers Richard Tyler and Giorgio Armani, and styled icons like Julia Roberts, Mark Wahlberg, Diane Lane and Jodie Foster. C SPOTS • Healdsburg—where I got married • Big Sur • Mendocino

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“I’ve been fortunate to be a part of Amanda Demme’s projects for some time now,” says makeup artist Miho Suzuki, who worked with Demme on “Young Guns,” p.112. “My ‘less is more’ belief in makeup was not quite the case for this shoot—I was able to go bold and dramatic without killing each talent’s own beauty. I had a lot of fun with it,” she adds. Suzuki has worked on international campaigns for Dior and GlamGlow, among others, and has created editorial work for Elle, GQ and Harper’s Bazaar. C SPOTS • Point Dume in Malibu is quiet and a great hideaway for a nature lover • Griffith Park—I love hiking up to the observatory for the incredible views • The Rose Bowl Flea Market in Pasadena for antiques and rare pieces

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Peek inside Silver Lake’s Paramour Mansion, where Francesco Carrozzini photographed our cover star, actress Amber Heard (“Rules of Attraction,” p.104).

Fashion designer Rick Owens launches his new L.A. boutique with a playful seat sculpted in his likeness (“Serenity Now,” p.37).

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Costume designer-turned-crystal healer Azalea Lee offers personalized sessions at her Downtown L.A. sanctuary (“Healing Powers,” p.70).

Photographer Amanda Demme captures Tinseltown’s next gen including model/ artist Langley Fox Hemingway (“Young Guns,” p.112).

Model Kopen poses with the guards who accompanied the dazzling array of gems at Siren Studios for our jewelry portfolio (“On the Rocks,” p.124).

Designer Peter Dunham’s newly relocated Hollywood at Home shop in L.A., freshly stocked with textiles and one-off pieces (“Warm Welcome,” p.78).

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Serenity Now Paris-based designer RICK OWENS opens a monastic boutique in his native LOS ANGELES to showcase his high-concept designs Edited by KELSEY McKINNON

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France in 2003, and, after a long search for an L.A. location, Owens finally found one suitably off the beaten path. True to his subversive dishabille-luxe aesthetic (recent runway shows included women carrying each other like backpacks and men with crotch cutouts), Owens imagined the glass tank with a “serene bubble” that floats up periodically. To accommodate the idea, glass walls and concrete floors inside the decidedly minimalist space, devised with architect Anna Tumaini, had to be strengthened. Owens presided over it all from his Paris office, even fielding updates as the tank water turned acid yellow and faded to a “lovely murky green.” He credits filmmaker Cecil B. DeMille for inspiring elements of the gutted and reconfigured 1920s warehouse, including the massive concrete wall fronting the store. “Everything DeMille did was theatrical and a little bit epic and always overscaled,” says Owens. “So I might have learned that from him.” 819 N. La Brea Ave., L.A., 323-931-4960; rickowens.eu. • ELIZABETH VARNELL

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Rick Owens hasn’t been back to Los Angeles in 14 years, but his command of Hollywood lore remains impeccable. Take the Paris-based designer’s new La Brea Avenue boutique. Owens’ account of its construction evokes the opening lines of Sunset Boulevard: “He always wanted a pool. Well, in the end, he got himself a pool—only the price turned out to be a little high.” The new space, stocked with ready-to-wear for women and men (plus the supple leather jackets and high-top sneakers that sparked Owens’ cultlike following) opened in mid-October, but the designer says the shop was ready earlier, save for a massive water tank built into the stark glass and concrete structure. “I thought, conceptually, Los Angeles is about swimming pools, just as a funny cliche, and we had to have one,” says the 52-year-old designer, who grew up in the San Joaquin Valley and spent years in L.A. honing his craft after stints at Otis College of Art and Design and an L.A. trade school where he learned patternmaking. Owens launched his namesake label in 1994, after meeting Michèle Lamy, his muse and now wife. Lamy, herself a designer-turned-restaurateur, ran the fabled Les Deux Café in Hollywood. The designer decamped with Lamy to

Clockwise from top left: RICK OWENS. The bubble-producing water tank, his version of a swimming pool. Bronze vessels, prices upon request. The Fall 2015 collection was inspired by the concrete blocks at L.A.’s Hollyhock House.

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Frame WORK “L.A. is a place to spread out spatially and expand creatively,” says Michele Maccarone, whose New York-based gallery, Maccarone, is the latest major contemporary art player to join Downtown L.A.’s flourishing culturescape. The dealer is christening her roughly 50,000-square-foot West Coast venue— boasting exhibition spaces, working artist studios and project rooms—with Alex Hubbard’s “Basic Perversions,” vibrantly layered paintings created using industrial resin, urethane and fiberglass. On view through Dec. 20; 300 S. Mission Rd., L.A., 323-406-2587; maccarone.net.

WH (Bits) Above from left: GISELE BÜNDCHEN photographed by Mark Seelen. A shot by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott for the Pirelli Calendar, 2006.

HOT off the PRESS There are supermodels, and then there is the single-moniker force that is Gisele. This month, the bombshell releases a 20-year-career-spanning tome. Curated by the model herself and Giovanni Bianco, Gisele Bündchen (Taschen, $700) is packed with 300-plus pages of shots ranging from high-energy candids captured by Mario Testino in her native Brazil, to moody black-and-white studio portraits by Steven Meisel—here, there are no bad angles.

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Chain Reaction Out of a new Downtown studio, it takes the Spinelli Kilcollin team about four days and 1,000 stones to assemble the latest addition to the Galaxy collection. The gold, silver and diamondlaced Atlantis bracelet, inspired by “ancient and mythical places,” according to proprietor Yves Spinelli, debuts exclusively at Barneys New York this month. spinellikilcollin.com.

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Port Authority Occupying a prime spot on the Newport Harbor and 47 boat slips, SoCal denizens will now be able to dock and shop at Lido Marina Village. After two years of construction, the 116,000-square-foot shopping space will house Steven Alan, Tress Apothecary + Salon and Charlie & Me. Slated to join the roster in 2016 are Alchemy Works, Jenni Kayne, Planet Blue, Nobu and more. 3400 Via Oporto, N.B.; lidomarinavillage.com.

CHERYL SABAN DESIGNS Stemless Wine Glass candle, similar styles available, $100. Right: Indian Jug vase, $200.

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Precious CARGO Renaissance woman Cheryl Saban—author, psychologist, philanthropist (she founded The Cheryl Saban Foundation for Women and Girls) and jeweler—tops off her résumé with the opening of Cheryl Saban Designs. The atelier and store features her blown-glass art objects, jewelry, skin care and home decor. 9065 Nemo St., W.H., 424-284-3219; cherylsabandesigns.com.

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Farm Fresh This fall, acclaimed sustainable chef Kyle Connaughton (Spago, Lucques and A.O.C.), and his wife, Katina, are opening Single Thread Farms Restaurant & Inn. Inspired by Japanese hospitality, the getaway will feature a rooftop garden, private greenhouse and custom farm-to-table tasting menu. The concept opens just after Kyle’s latest cookbook release with chef Naoko Takei Moore, Donabe (Ten Speed Press, $35). 131 North St., Healdsburg; singlethreadfarms.com.

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HEARTBEAT Co-Executive Producer Dr. Kathy Magliato (left) on set.

Heartbeat, a single female lead characterdriven medical dramedy based on Magliato, debuts, starring Melissa George and Dave Annable. Says Meyer, “It is so obvious and so perfect for this day and age—it’s personal, authentic, informative, all in a sort of a sexy, unconventional, fun, lighthearted way.” The hour-long program, which is currently filming its first season, takes some creative liberties with Magliato’s personal life (facts: She does live in Pacific Palisades with her husband, a pancreatic surgeon, and their two sons)— but the cases in the show are all ones Magliato has personally done or studied. Training the cast was easy, says Magliato: “The actors had to learn how to operate in a day and the next day they are on set doing it like they have done it their whole lives. I was like ‘My God, I spent 17 years learning how to do that.’” nbc.com.

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Displays from ALCHEMY WORKS and STEVEN ALAN (right).

At an American Heart Association luncheon in Downtown L.A., Kelly Meyer, the Malibu-based environmentalist (who’s also married to NBCUniversal Vice Chairman Ron Meyer), was seated next to Dr. Kathy Magliato, one of the country’s leading cardiothoracic surgeons, who had just published Heart Matters (Harmony, $14). Meyer was captivated by Magliato’s story—a woman in a man’s industry, married with two kids and performing successful high-risk surgeries almost daily. After some discussion, Meyer spearheaded the process of bringing this story to the small screen and, in 2016,

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Clockwise from left: Cristina Palomo-Nelson and Megan Papay at their Sausalito studio. Layered swatches. A board of fall and pre-fall designs behind PalomoNelson’s desk. Fringe Chelsea ankle boots, $595.

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Above: An impromptu creative meeting. Right: Lock T-strap Caged flats, $365.

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Who is Freda Salvador? It’s a query that Megan Papay and Cristina Palomo-Nelson, the co-founders of the three-year-old label, are often faced with. “We get calls from people practically every day asking for ‘Freda,’” says Papay. While their muse is fictional, the belief in Freda speaks to the power of the brand and highly coveted footwear the duo has created—namely d’Orsay oxfords and ankle boots that are now house signatures. “We both have a mutual adoration of Frida Kahlo, and ‘Salvador’ is for El Salvador, where Cristina is from and where we made our first pair of shoes,” says Papay, who met Palomo-Nelson while they were designing for Bay Area shoe brand Anyi Lu. They have since moved production to a family-run factory in Spain, but their creative hub is situated in an old shipyard at Schoonmaker Point Marina in Sausalito. In this 1,600-square-foot studio, peppered with shag rugs, mood boards,

animal hides and leather swatches, the spirit of Freda Salvador continues to expand. “This space bleeds into our overall look,” says Palomo-Nelson. “We might see two textures or two colors together and try and make it work in leathers.” Among the layers of tear sheets floating about sit 1950s airport chairs plucked out of SFO and World War II wardrobes for storing more leather. Says Palomo-Nelson, “[Each piece] is a constant collection of ideas throughout the year. We’re gathering everywhere we go.” 2416 Fillmore St., S.F., 415-872-9690; fredasalvador.com. • MELISSA MAGSAYSAY

PORTRAIT: EMILY SCOTT. STUDIO (2): MELISSA McARDLE. SHOES: AUBRIE PICK

The PAIR behind coveted S.F. shoe brand Freda Salvador are making a fashionable FOOTPRINT

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1. VANISHING POINT, painting by Vincent Szarek, 2015. 2. ORIENT: A NOVEL by Christopher Bollen, HarperCollins, $27. 3. FLEUR Noir Collection candle in Bébé, $45. 4. HOURGLASS Arch brow sculpting pencil, $32. 5. NO. 21 ruffled crepe blouse, $530. 6. M2MALLETIER black python Cabiria wallet, $895. 7. LOUIS VUITTON Fall/Winter 2015 runway look. 8. GLOSSIER Balm Dotcom, $12. 9. TINA TINA FREY DESIGNS Champagne bucket, $215. 10. AMBRE VICTORIA Alliance Bicolore ring, $2,512. 11. CHANEL slingback pumps, $800. 12. BUTTERTONES’ self-titled album, $10.

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You might not expect it, but Petra Flannery’s early fashion influences were of the bohemian ilk. Born in San Francisco and reared in Mill Valley, she eventually moved to L.A. to study at USC before becoming an agent at Elite Model Management, which she left in 2000 to pursue a career as a stylist. Now, the Beverly Hills-based mom counts Amy Adams, Zoe Saldana, Gwen Stefani and Emma Stone as clients. With awards season just around the corner, who better to check in with for her favorite items of the moment?

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Jennifer Garner partnered with Lawren Howell and Baby2Baby co-founder Kelly Sawyer Patricof to cohost an intimate dinner party along with Chanel at the brand’s Robertson boutique. A star-studded crowd— many in classic black-and-white Chanel—gathered for a Parisian bistro-themed evening, which channeled Karl Lagerfeld’s Fall 2015 presentation at the Grand Palais, and benefited the nonprofit organization that supports low-income families.

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The Hammer Museum and Bottega Veneta partnered up for the third time to host the 13th annual Gala in the Garden in Los Angeles. The magical evening honored Oscar-winning actress Diane Keaton and acclaimed artist Paul McCarthy, while announcing a forthcoming exhibition of McCarthy’s drawings exclusively at the Hammer. The 600-person event attracted guests including Salma Hayek, Emma Stone and Ashley Olsen while raising $2.5 million for the institution’s exhibitions and public programs.

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The BROAD Art world luminaries and stars alike descended upon philanthropists Eli and Edythe Broad’s striking new museum for a two-night inaugural celebration. Guests toured the 120,000-squarefoot space, which serves as the new home to more than 2,000 works of contemporary art. Reese Witherspoon

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Altuzarra celebrated the launch of its fall handbag collection with a luncheon at Barneys New York in Beverly Hills hosted by Zoe Saldana and Petra Flannery. The event welcomed Joseph Altuzarra and his Italian-made leather satchels and hobo bags, which are carried exclusively by the department store.

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Dior Homme creative director Kris Van Assche welcomed Hollywood talents and tastemakers for a cocktail soiree at Chateau Marmont’s penthouse. The bash was thrown as a “thank you” to the brand’s loyal West Coast fans, including famous faces like John Legend, Orlando Bloom and James Marsden, who all suited up in the menswear label’s expertly tailored ensembles.

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A legion of San Francisco bons vivants and music lovers flooded the Davies Symphony Hall to welcome the San Francisco Symphony’s 104th year after its return from a nine-city European tour. To kick off the season, guests such as model Anne V., Vanessa Getty and Juliet de Baubigny were treated to a program of popular Broadway musical songs.

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Commemorating 10 years of capturing the Golden State’s effervescent spirit and grandeur, C Magazine welcomed friends to a lavish celebration at the Richard Meierdesigned Gagosian Gallery in Beverly Hills. Held under the stars and awash in wanderlust-inspiring decor dreamed up by Los Angeles-based company Gypset Events, the night was a true ode to California’s creative class, bringing together guests like Konstantin Kakanias, Kelly Lynch and Mitch Glazer, Alex Israel, Larry Gagosian, Jacqui Getty, Todd Traina, George Kotsiopoulos, and Armie Hammer and Elizabeth Chambers. Farm-to-table bites by Malibu-based Jennifer Naylor were passed throughout the evening, as were drinks by Napa Valley’s Blackbird Vineyards, Purity Vodka and Avión Tequila. Surprise guest and world-class magician Doug McKenzie wowed with his mesmerizing illusions, while indie band Golden Coast performed and DJ Michael Smith—fittingly the DJ of C’s launch party in 2005—cued up the night’s soundtrack.

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Monique Lhuillier, Gelila Puck

George Kotsiopoulos, Allison Oleskey

Veronica Toub, Paula Thomas, Liana Yaroslavsky, Ramona Agruma

Kendall Conrad, George Esquivel

Jasmin Shokrian, Jessica de Ruiter

Julia Sorkin, Windsor Smith

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Beachy Keen Fashion (Opener) San Clemente-based model Hanalei Reponty was destined for a career involving the sea—she learned to swim in her native Tahiti before she could even walk. Her new surf and swimwear line, Abysse—“It’s a French term we use for the ocean, it is a magical place,” says Reponty— features sexy, sporty wetsuits, vests and bikinis in Tahitian-inspired prints. Her debut California-made collection has a “Bond girl-meets’80s New Wave” aesthetic with six different styles she has tested herself while surfing the California coast. And along with supporting oceanic environmental charity Sirens for the Sea, Abysse uses only Japanese geoprene, the most eco-friendly alternative to neoprene, made of limestone polymers. Responsible and superchic? We’re in. abysseofficial .com. • KATHRYN ROMEYN

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The Star hat, $1,475. Inspired by The Fortune Teller or Allegory of the Five Senses, c. 1730.

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Madina Print pouch, $450. Inspired by tile from Iran or Central Asia, 15th century.

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In celebration of LACMA’S 50TH, FARFETCH helps foster the union of ART and FASHION

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Wear LACMA earrings, $2,400. Inspired by Duke Kahanamoku’s Surfboard, 1920, Samuel Alapai Kahanamoku.

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Longline jacket, price upon request. Inspired by a series of archival photos of LACMA in the 1960s. All items available at the LACMA store, thelacmastore.org and farfetch.com.

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Much of the city’s landscape has changed in the 50 years since the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) was founded. Certainly, there are more juice bars and fewer mobsters, but there’s also the prolific output of the art world—high caliber, with more spaces to view it, and more artists making the metropolis their home. Similar qualities have marked fashion’s ongoing ascent in the city, with a solid group of designers proving you don’t have to live on the isle of Manhattan to be taken seriously. To celebrate these interlocking narratives, Wear LACMA founder Katherine Ross (wife of LACMA Director Michael Govan) took 19 California designers through the museum’s collection—now the largest of its kind in the western United States—in search of works they felt resonated with their brand’s aesthetic. “I love walking through the galleries to see what inspires them,” Ross says of the process, which lays a foundation for each designer’s limited-edition pieces. The range of the museum’s work becomes wearable: Continued on p.140

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1. ANDREA FOHRMAN rainbow and lightning bolt, $1,840, Serafina, San Marino. 2. ANAHITA crescent moon, $1,200, Gallery of Jewels, S.F. 3. MIKIMOTO Dandelion, $27,000, Mikimoto, B.H. 4. TODD REED rose-cut diamond, $13,310, Todd Reed, Venice. 5. STEPHEN WEBSTER Thorn Stem, $1,250, Stephen Webster, B.H. 6. ALEXIS BITTAR Starburst, $595, Alexis Bittar, Venice. 7. NAK ARMSTRONG black spinel, $3,850, Barneys New York, B.H. 8. JENNIFER FISHER Triple Arrow, $3,000, jenniferfisher jewelry.com. 9. SUNEERA Esme, $1,980, Broken English, L.A. 10. ANITA KO 2-Dot diamond, $2,750, Neiman Marcus, B.H.

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Expansion into eyewear was the logical next step for Mikoh, the luxe California-based swimwear label that’s already made waves, quite literally, with its sleek and trend-defining bikinis and maillots. Named after the founding sisters Kalani and Oleema Miller’s most visited airports—LAX, JFK, HNL—their debut line of Japanese-crafted sunnies called MIKOH X SUN (think mirrored aviators and hefty acetate frames) are instant classics. mikoh.com.

MIKOH LAX sunglasses, $285.

Strong HOLD Add to the already-iconic status of Fendi’s Baguette and Peekaboo handbags the skills of a historic Italian jewelry atelier and you have truly exceptional hardware. The two resulting styles are adorned with hundreds of precious stones set in handcarved gold, taking 100-plus hours per bag. Available by special order. 355 Rodeo Dr., B.H., 310-276-8888; fendi.com.

Fashion (Turn) AMMANII Burst of Stars silver earrings with Swarovski crystals, $250.

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Global Good Jewelry is more than a pretty accessory at the hands of L.A.’s Amany Shaker. The Egyptian-bred designer worked in global peace-building before launching Ammanii, her line of vibrant baubles that connect the wearer to another culture. Her latest collection, Kenzi (named after her son), “is meant to inspire the personal treasure that each woman carries and most of the time hides,” she says. Bonus: Ammanii also supports Tawasol, an NGO working to educate children in the poorest parts of Cairo. ammanii.com.

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DE BEERS Wondrous Sphere, price upon request.

FENDI mini crocodile Peekaboo, $158,900, and Baguette, $88,800, with sapphires and emeralds.

Otherworldly To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Talisman Collection from London diamond powerhouse De Beers, the brand has created a number of new designs, including both accessible and prestige high-jewelry pieces. The Wondrous Sphere features 429 polished diamonds and 47 rough diamonds, totaling over 63 carats. At its center sits a 13.17-carat olive-green diamond. South Coast Plaza, 333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa, 714-641-5820; debeers.com.

WRITTEN BY KATHRYN ROMEYN AND HEATHER SEVERS. MIKOH: SYBIL STEELE

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1. BREGUET Petite Fleur, $215,000, Breguet, B.H. 2. HARRY WINSTON Premier Precious Butterfly, price upon request, Harry Winston, B.H. 3. PIAGET Antiplano Feather Marquetry, $48,000, Piaget, B.H. 4. BUCCELLATI Elio Marquise Jewelled Capri, price upon request, Buccellati, B.H. 5. GRAFF Butterfly Full Motif diamond, price upon request, Graff, S.F. 6. BULGARI Berries, price upon request, Bulgari, B.H. 7. VACHERON CONSTANTIN Les Heures Créatives Romantique, $50,000, Vacheron Constantin, B.H.

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Gold Mine Who knew fine jewelry could be such a wild industry? Stephen Webster,, for one. After an almost 40-year career, the Beverly Hills-based Brit designer set about writing his candid, funny and opulent story of success. Gold Struck: A Life Shaped by Jewellery, Webster’s autobiographical masterpiece, includes beaucoup eye candy in the form of his intricate sketches, photography by Rankin, and personal images, editorials and campaigns. 202 Rodeo Dr., B.H., 310-246-9500; stephenwebster.com.

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Clockwise from far left: STEPHEN WEBSTER. Magnipheasant Feathers earrings, $17,000. Sketches of the Wrath ring from the Seven Deadly Sins collection are included with the authorsigned limited edition ($225). Gold Struck: A Life Shaped by Jewellery (Salma Editions, $75).

WRITTEN BY KATHRYN ROMEYN AND HEATHER SEVERS. WEBSTER PORTRAIT: RANKIN. TORY SPORT: ALDEN WALLACE

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Competitive STREAK Athleisure is all the rage. Yet Tory Burch found a dearth of pieces that she would describe as “toned down and laid-back, where the function was a given and style was a priority,” which led her to create Tory Sport. The designer’s youth spent playing tennis on Saturday nights surely influenced her inaugural collection of timeless ’70s-inspired activewear featuring sharp details and high-tech fabrics. The graphic navy, red and white mixand-match separates are ready for running and swimming and crystallize Burch’s focus on “balance and symmetry— sporty and stylish, feminine and strong, classic and modern.” torysport.com.

L.A. local Minnie Mortimer wears a TORY SPORT neoprene bodysuit ($325) while surfing in Malibu.

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How to wear a ray of sunshine? Brazilborn designer Silvia Furmanovich’s sunbeam earrings are destined to lighten your mood and brighten your day. Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900; silviafurmanovich.com.

SILVIA FURMANOVICH 18k-gold sunbeam earrings, $7,700.

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Clockwise from below: VAN CLEEF & ARPELS Etoile De Mer clip, Rouleau Azur bracelet and Erythros clip, prices upon request.

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FRENCH jewelry house Van Cleef & Arpels looked to the COASTAL TIDES and WAVES of the world’s vast OCEANS for its latest collection

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oceans including the Adriatic, Arabian, Caspian and Mediterranean seas. Such bodies of water conjure up images of light-speckled sapphire seafoam rings, as well as a pink sapphire bird necklace, white mother-of-pearl tortoise clips or a sparkling diamond starfish pin. The pieces are worthy of both meticulously curated collections and eccentric accumulations of rare gems. Seven Seas designs are also lighter and breezier than most high-jewelry offerings. They’re meant for midday, alfresco lunches or dockside afternoon cocktails as well as evenings at the opera. What better way to accessorize a silk sheath than with a bracelet of cabochon-cut sapphires, emeralds and turquoise set amid white and gray cultured pearls evoking the Black Sea? vancleefarpels.com. • ELIZABETH VARNELL

Treasure Trove From Nov. 13 to March 2, Van Cleef & Arpels will unearth prized designs from the house’s Paris vaults and private collectors to showcase “45 Years in Beverly Hills: A Celebration of Style and Design,” a curated collection of archival high-jewelry pieces on display at the Rodeo Drive boutique. Highlights include high-jewelry vintage pieces and contemporary designs inspired by the natural grace of birds in flight, the exoticism of maharajas’ gems and the ethereal beauty of ballerinas in motion. 300 N. Rodeo Dr., B.H.; 310-276-1161.

There are few voyages more romantic or daring than the prospect of sailing the proverbial seven seas. The diverse flora and fauna of ocean life found therein has inspired epic Greek poems and great American novels. Now French jewelry house Van Cleef & Arpels has set its sights on the vast watery horizon with its new high-jewelry offering, Seven Seas. Earrings, necklaces, brooches, hair clips and rings—encrusted with diamonds, oval sapphires, cultured pearls and other equally precious gems—evoke ocean spray, churning waves, burnished sunsets, teeming schools of fish and the endless depths sailors imagined they’d encounter on daring maritime journeys of discovery. Though the maison has delved into cascading blue waters for previous collections, this time the designs capture the mythical allure of setting sail on ancient

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Lip Service “Don’t be shy, shine,” actress Jennifer Lawrence boldly quips in her latest role: perfecting her pout as the new face of the recently relaunched Dior Addict Lipstick. It’s a fitting credo for the electric talent and longtime Dior darling, who’s set to star in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay—Part 2 this month. The 45 fresh hues are finished in glow, flash and glitter effects. “I love to use the lighter shades with a smoky eye. The subtle pearly shine gives a healthy glow to enhance the lips in a very delicate way,” says Dior makeup artist Sabrina Bedrani. As for the Oscar winner’s disposition on her latest purse accessory: “There’s a small thrill that goes along with pulling out something that’s pretty or has a famous, historic, glamorous ‘Dior’ on it,” says Lawrence. The storied brand’s upcoming iridescent holiday collection featuring fused gold and gray metallics is sure to provide that same excitement. $35; dior.com. • LINDSAY KINDELON

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Four NEW CONCEPTS for the mind, body and soul keep SoCal at the forefront of WELLNESS StretchLab co-founder Saul Janson’s favorite part of his session with his longtime trainer and business partner Tim Trost had nothing to do with lifting weights. “I wanted to pay him just to stretch me,” Janson says. Turns out he wasn’t alone. Trost and Janson opened the doors to the popular StretchLab on Rose Avenue in Venice this summer with physical therapist Dr. Steve Sudell. Now, Brentwood and West Hollywood locations are also in the works. From $25-$43; 512 Rose Ave., Venice, 310-450-2510; stretchlabvenice.com.

After 10 years as a costume designer and wardrobe stylist, Azalea Lee enters a new realm with Place 8 Healing, her crystal sanctuary in Downtown L.A. Visitors can find everything from her Art Deco-inspired metaphysical jewelry line, As Above So Below, to a Crystal 101 workshop, which teaches the basics of working with the gemstones, including how to use them to calm the mind and body. Private healing sessions for spiritual and emotional detox are also available. “It’s like a spa for the soul,” says Lee. 120 E. 8th St., Ste. 902, L.A., 213-493-2018; place8healing.com.

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With its light azure walls and vibrant artwork, Love Yoga feels more like a lively neighborhood hub than a fitness center. “We wanted a studio with a fun and light atmosphere and a social energy,” says New York transplant and co-founder Kyle Miller, who relocated back to the West Coast with business partner Sian Gordon to expand the business from its Montauk flagship. Teachers to the likes of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen and Julianne Moore, Miller and Gordon instruct many of the Vinyasa classes. From $18/class; 835 Lincoln Blvd., Venice; loveyogaspace.com.

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Higher Ground

Current Affair 1. LOVE YOGA studio space with murals created by artist Carly Margolis. 2. PLACE 8 HEALING crystals. 3. THE NOW interiors are inspired by elements of a California lifestyle.

Those looking to rebalance can head to The Now, where co-founders Amy Krofchick and Erica Malbon offer a nurturing experience in an accessible way. “We’ve created a new massage category that lives somewhere between the exclusive, pricey day spa and the traditional Easternstyle establishments,” says Malbon. Choose from a signature Swedish massage that combines Thai stretches and trigger-point release (The Now), to more concentrated options, which can focus on cranial work (The Upper) or reflexology (The Roots). From $35/30 min.; 7611 Beverly Blvd., L.A., 323-374-6552; the-now.co.

WRITTEN BY CAROLINE CAGNEY AND CHRISTINE LENNON. PLACE 8: YUDI ELA ECHEVARRIA. THE NOW: TESSA NEUSTADT

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Clockwise from left: RETROUVÉ Dynamic Nourishing Face Cream, $455. TEESE. DITA VON TEESE YVES SAINT LAURENT Rouge Pur Couture 01 Le Rouge lipstick, $36. MAC COSMETICS False Lashes Extreme Black mascara, $22.

From her crimson lips to her perfectly coiffed pressed waves, burlesque queen and red-carpet fixture Dita Von Teese has never been caught in an “off-duty” moment—not even while exiting her beloved Pilates class. In her forthcoming tome, Your Beauty Mark: The Ultimate Guide to Eccentric Glamour, the self-styled star reveals not only a bevy of how-to secrets, but also her contemporary outlook and rare realness on the subject: “My book is for people who enjoy breaking the beauty rules and changing them, and not being ashamed to say that they like something the way that they like it,” she says. Here, the self-described “glamour evangelist” lets us in on her beauty inspirations and tried-andtrue products. What’s your beauty mark, so to speak? I’d like to think I’ve made my beauty mark on other women who may have discovered the power of glamour through me. I personally didn’t have many modern role models of beauty that I could relate to, so I looked to icons of the Golden Age of Glamour in the 1940s. I am an ordinary blond girl from Michigan, and so I try to inspire others that they can create glamour themselves too. What were you most reluctant to reveal in your book? I wasn’t really reluctant to reveal anything for the readers; I think that it’s open and honest! The cosmetic surgery section was tough, because it is such a touchy subject for people, and I wanted it to be rich with different perspectives, so I have a few of my friends and trusted experts weighing in along with my own opinions. Who do you look up to the most as a beauty icon and why? I look up to Carmen Dell’Orefice very much; we interviewed her for the book and I love the way she breaks down her “natural” beauty. I like women who embrace artifice, like me, and women who change the beauty ideals. I like other women who admit it takes work and that it’s not all natural. What does “eccentric glamour” mean? I learned the phrase from the amazing Simon Doonan, who wrote a hysterical and enlightening book of the same title. He included me in the book, and I loved discovering his name for this group of people Continued on p.140

Right: ESTÉE LAUDER Shooting Stars powder compact, $88. YOUR BEAUTY MARK, Dey Street Books, $45.

CARTIER Must de Cartier Gold, $150.

Of the Essence Those partial to Cartier’s ’s 1981 fragrance Must de Cartier can now find a revival of the classic this season. Heady jasmine, the core of Must de Cartier Gold, is brightened with a sparkling burst of sweet Osmanthus and musky galbanum for a warm and elegant bouquet. cartier.us.

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WRITTEN BY LINDSAY KINDELON AND CAROLINE CAGNEY. PORTRAIT: CHARBEL ABOU ZEIDAN

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DOYLE JEWELRY AUCTION

In the 19th century, a craze for all things Japanese changed the course of Western art. “Looking East: How Japan Inspired Monet, van Gogh and Other Western Artists” explores this phenomenon, presenting masterpieces by artists such as van Gogh and Monet alongside rare works of Japanese art. “Looking East” is on view at the Asian Art Museum for a limited time, from Oct. 30 through Feb. 7. #LookingEast; asianart.org.

Doyle’s November 16 auction at The Paley Center in Beverly Hills offers fine jewelry by such prestigious makers as Van Cleef & Arpels, Cartier, Bulgari and Tiffany & Co. Highlights include a Cartier gold-and-diamond bracelet worn by Julia Roberts in the film Charlie Wilson’s War, and a rare 49er Gold Rush-era pendant necklace fashioned from natural gold nuggets. 310-276-6616; doyle.com.

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The Crin Dining Arm Chair is the highlight of the debut collection by Steven Volpe for McGuire Furniture. Asked to reimagine the Antalya Dining Collection, an iconic McGuire design, Volpe designed the chair in an effort to rearticulate John and Elinor McGuire’s vision for the 21st century. The Crin Dining Arm Chair embodies the beauty of the debut collection with its soft, matte finishes, thoughtful curves, subtle design details, woven rawhide and graceful rattan supports. Using the same materials as the Antalya predecessors, Volpe reduced the scale of the rattan, bending it in a subtle but elegant gesture, and contrasted it with dramatic rawhide weaving and graphic brass nailheads; the result is totally contemporary.

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The living room of Fall Out Boy’s Joe Trohman and his wife, Marie Goble, features sconces by JASON KOHARIK, a MARCO ZANUSO chair, NICKEY KEHOE settee and a rug by LAWRENCE OF LA BREA.

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Two of a Kind Mat Sanders and Brandon Quattrone, founders of the design firm Consort, don’t have your run-of-the-mill startup story. Three years ago both were living in New York when they met (and subsequently

started dating). Shortly thereafter, Sanders moved to L.A. to launch mydomaine.com, where he’s currently editor-at-large. Quattrone, who had previously worked at the architecture firm SHoP, followed to assist SoulCycle with its West Coast expansion. Before even putting down their own roots, a friend and admirer of their glossy-meetseclectic style asked them to design a house in Telluride, CO. A second side project (pictured above) for Fall Out Boy guitarist

Joe Trohman and his wife, Marie Goble, came next. “We both said, ‘I guess we are going to do this!’ ” remarks Quattrone of the firm’s inception. Now the duo is busy with projects up and down the coast, from new construction in Hermosa Beach to a modern Venice beach house. And in December, they will partner with Goble on a design shop in Los Angeles. 6918 Melrose Ave., L.A., 323-930-5688; consort-design.com. •

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Going Green Inner Gardens has been the go-to resource for interior and landscape designers since opening in 1990, and their newly opened showroom in the heart of the Culver City Arts District sets an even higher standard. Tucked behind an all-green exterior are exclusive thumb and scrape pots by Stan Bitters, antique French jars, midcentury modern fiber cement forms designed by Willy Guhl for Eternit in Switzerland, and a new series of artisan planters—all locally hand-thrown and glazed and housing the latest It trees like the ficus triangularis (step aside, fiddle-leaf fig). Owner Stephen Block has transformed the space into an urban oasis—call ahead to see if he is available, because he doubles as an excellent tour guide. 5838 Perry Dr., Culver City, 310-838-8378; innergardens.com.

DOWNTOWN L.A.

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MR. MERZ Kunefe cotton blankets, $119 each.

BEN MEDANSKY Blue Bottom Bowl, collection of Joel Chen.

From his 3,000-square-foot Downtown L.A. studio, ceramist Ben Medansky creates his signature in-demand vessels. Kelly Wearstler’s a fan, as is Joel Chen, who recently snapped up Medansky’s one-off Blue Bottom Bowl. So coveted was the design that it has inspired the artist to create a new line. Expect more bright ideas to come, including a lighting collection. benmedansky.com; @benmedansky.

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Comfort ZONE After eye-opening trips to Myanmar and Turkey, Laguna Beach-raised Shawn Merz began importing handwoven silk and cotton towels and blankets under the label Mr. Merz—items that caught the eye of Commune, with whom he’s now collaborating. “It’s all about developing sustainable products that celebrate cultural heritage,” says Merz, who will soon be adding coverlets. mrmerz.com; @mr_merz.

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British-born Peter Dunham opened Hollywood at Home in 2007 and it has been a magnet for the design world ever since. Drawn by Dunham’s textile line and his signature livable yet sophisticated vignettes, shoppers can now find an even larger selection of bedding, lighting and vintage objects at his recently opened, expanded showroom across the street from his former digs. “For centuries we Brits looked to warm colonies for escape from the drab English weather. We love the exotic and I love incorporating that into the Hollywood at Home mix,” says Dunham. 703 N. La Cienega Blvd., L.A., 310-273-6200; hollywoodathome.com.

WRITTEN BY MAILE PINGEL, ANDREA STANFORD. INNER GARDENS AND DUNHAM PORTRAIT: NICOLE L A MOTTE. MR. MERZ: SHAWN MERZ. ANNE SAGE: ECHO AND EARL

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Anne Sage, author of Sage Living: Decorate for the Life You Want (Chronicle Books, $30) shares a few of her Cali faves: Peppers MexiCali Cafe, Pacific Grove Cozy up on long pine benches and count the hundreds of framed capsicum varietals while you wait for the best chile relleno this side of the Rio Grande. Cardinal Village Resort, Bishop Their cabin-kitsch sensibility isn’t a carefully crafted, fauxretro effect, but rather a decades-old real deal. Mira Mira, S.F. Enjoy the graphic pastel decor while you browse the hardto-find independent, foreign labels. Arroyo General, L.A. The tented canvas ceiling and the apple crate merchandise displays lend a fly-by-night feel to this home goods store.

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Clockwise from above: RH lighting designer JONATHAN BROWNING and his Aquitaine Round chandelier, from $3,420. Alia rug by BEN SOLEIMANI, from $1,095. RH furniture designer THOMAS BINA. Bezier sideboard, from $1,895; Torche de Verre sconces by Browning, from $239; Ryland mirror, from $895; matte black and brass vessels, fromÂ $75.

DESIGN Clockwise from left: RH furniture designer ED ROBINSON. Roebling LiveEdge Walnut dining table, from $12,995; Morgan Track Arm dining chair, from $449; Boule de Cristal Linear chandelier by Browning, from $3,425. Concrete Pier Rectangular coffee table by Robinson and Bina, from $2,295.

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RH’s newest offering celebrates the CLEAN LINES of midcentury DESIGN with high-end MATERIALS and an EMPHASIS on comfort “We can be difficult to work with,” says RH Chairman and CEO Gary Friedman. “We can be pretty stubborn about trying to make things great. We don’t like to take shortcuts.” When it came to finding designers for RH Modern, he cast a wide net. The thousands of products, from sofas to chandeliers, had to reflect the company’s distinctive edgy-luxe aesthetic. “It’s edited by our point of view, and we’re rooted in a comfortable, casual lifestyle, probably because we live in California,” says Friedman, who recently bought a midcentury home in L.A. Furniture designer Thomas Bina was one of several Californians to get the nod. “L.A. is so laid-back, and I think it represents a big part of my personality and aesthetic,” Bina says. For his Monterey line—coffee tables, consoles and a platform bed (his

favorite)—he used reclaimed peroba rosa, a Brazilian wood with a soulful patina. S.F.based designer Jonathan Browning, whose lighting collection is included, recently found a new appreciation for simpler lines. “I thought, why don’t I join them,” he says of the modern craze. “But I’ll do it my way. With my vocabulary: leaded crystal, rosewood, bisque porcelain and bronze.” As of early November, the work of Bina (who also collaborated on a line of reclaimed French oak furniture with L.A. designer Ed Robinson), Browning and old friend of RH, rug designer Ben Soleimani, can be seen, along with the rest of the collection, in the striking 24,000-square-foot gallery in West Hollywood. “We curate not just products, but ideas and people,” says Friedman. 8772 Beverly Blvd., W.H.; rhmodern.com. • MARGOT DOUGHERTY

HARBINGER Samples of Merida’s new Crosspoint collection.

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HOME Grown When the neighboring shop became available, designer Joe Lucas jumped at the chance to expand his gallery, Harbinger, with a specialty division, Harbinger By Hand, devoted to vendors that use traditional, time-honored techniques. “Between Merida’s gorgeous New Englandmade carpets, Fromental’s hand-painted wallpapers and LanceWovens’ unique leathers, it’s a winning combination,” says Lucas. 752 N. La Cienega Blvd., W.H., 310-858-6884; harbingerla.com.

PARIS HOTEL BOUTIQUE 19th-century pharmacy globe, $1,900.

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LUTECA Aspa steel coffee table, $8,450.

Qué Bueno Luteca’s modernist furnishings celebrate “the phenomenal capabilities of our Mexican craftsmen,” says co-founder Amanda Reant. See for yourself at Twentieth, which is now showing the exclusive range. 7470 Beverly Blvd., L.A., 323-904-1200; twentieth.net; luteca.com.

SAN FRANCISCO

Block Party

This month, S.F.’s tony Sacramento Street welcomes global handicrafts purveyor St. Frank. The flagship features, among exclusive cultural objets (feathered Juju hats, anyone?), indigenous textiles such as colorful Otomí from Mexico, West African mud cloths and Senegalese weavings. By sourcing from entrepreneurial organizations that support native artisans with job training and ethical wages, founder Christina Bryant hopes to carve a niche in S.F.’s retail landscape for socially conscious design. 3665 Sacramento St., S.F., 415-800-8935; stfrank.com.

“It’s an amalgamation of Japanese minimalism, Danish modern and signature Serena & Lily—with a little luxe mixed in,” says Chief Brand Officer Aaron Mutscheller of the Sausalitobased company’s recent expansion. The new West Hollywood outpost offers a “sharper and more modern” look, says co-founder Serena Dugan. Behind the cleverly patterned facade, visitors will find an expanded mix of furniture, bedding, rugs, lighting, accessories and original artworks. 8422 Melrose Ave., W.H., 323-852-3191; serenaandlily.com.

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Originally, these 19th-century globes were found in the entrance of French pharmacies. Today, they are perfect flanking a sideboard or electrified over a dining table. Francophiles can find these and other 19th- and early-20th-century decorative objects on S.F. antique dealer Lynn Goldfinger’s website. 415-305-7846; parishotelboutique.com.

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18-karat pink gold cuff, $3,400; leather and 18-karat pink gold wrap bracelet, $590; ekausa.com.

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Shoelace Cuffs from the Woodworks Collection, available in Ebony and 18-karat gold or Bloodwood and 18-karat gold, $19,500; The Beverly Wilshire, 9500 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, 310-858-8006; davidwebb.com.

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If chef Jason Fox’s Mission District staple, Commonwealth, is the diner’s equivalent of the little black dress—all understated refinement any night of the week—his latest Mint Plaza exploit, Oro, is the crisp, white oxford shirt alternative. It’s classic, masculine and a little more casual. At the bar, sips of The Portola cocktail’s pineapple-tinged mezcal are a palatable precursor to heady fare like

chicken-liver mousse with fig-tea jam and pork sausage nestled in shelling bean salad. It’s all set against a bi-level backdrop, marked by a transparent staircase and accents like an octopusshaped punch container. Feeling adventurous? Order the $75 per person “blind tasting menu,” and let Fox send you whatever dishes he fancies. 8 Mint Plaza, S.F., 415-974-1212; orosf.com. • CAROLYN ALBURGER

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Left: The new FARMSUPERBA in Venice. Below: COURTNEY GUERRA.

GROWING Wise Working among Venice’s tightly packed bungalows and businesses makes perfect sense to gardener Courtney Guerra. In this wildly creative community, “you can start to see spaces differently and not take things at face value,” says the former pro beach volleyball player and trained chef. Guerra has most recently put this exercise into practice at FarmSuperba, a former patch of asphalt located behind restaurateur Paul Hibler’s Superba Food + Bread on Lincoln Boulevard that’s now sprouting with edible plants. Guerra grew up in Simi Valley, graduated from UC Santa Barbara, attended the Culinary Institute of America at Greystone and worked the kitchen line and in the gardens at Napa’s legendary The Restaurant at Meadowood before moving to Venice in 2013. The sum of these experiences helped cement her reputation as a go-to resource for chefs, most notably Ari Taymor of the erstwhile Alma restaurant downtown, who worked Guerra’s esoteric produce into each of his dishes. She doesn’t view herself as a competitor

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Menu (Turn) Above: Heirloom tomato and burrata salad with freshly picked purslane and dandelion. Below: The farm’s hydroponic towers hold up to 880 plants at a time. Bottom left: Guerra gets her hands dirty.

to the growers who populate the nearby famous Santa Monica Farmers Market on Wednesdays, “but I do have these different weird things that you can’t find,” says Guerra, who avidly forages for edibles in nearby mountains, too. At the FarmSuperba plot—which flanks the restaurant as well as boutiques The Golden State and Bassike—Guerra minds the beds and space-conscious vertical hydroponic garden towers, which look as if they might spring to life like characters out of a fantasy novel. In an amusing twist on the classic Joni Mitchell song lyric “they paved paradise and put up a parking lot,” Superba Food + Bread’s kitchen serves a form of parking-lot-to-table cuisine, where purslane, dandelion greens and various hard-to-find gems are harvested a few feet away from the dining room. “OK, what can we do here? What is it capable of?” she recalls discussing early on with the FarmSuperba team. The project’s broadened scope now includes yoga classes and plans for hands-on creative workshops. And because Guerra believes “everyone should have access to clean, safe, nutritious food,” she’s actively involved with local nonprofit and educational organizations. “We had this vision. Now it’s time to do it,” Guerra says, taking in the everincreasing fresh sights and smells of her latest environmental transformation. courtney guerrafarms.com. • JESSICA RITZ

LIZ KUBALL (4). HEIRLOOM TOMATO AND BURRATA SALAD: SKANDIA SHAFER

Urban CULINARY farmer Courtney Guerra puts down new Venice roots with FARMSUPERBA

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Give thanks and raise a glass this season with three new and noteworthy California wines

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GARY FARRELL WINERY 2013 Pinot Noir, $55.

FRANK FAMILY VINEYARDS 2012 Winston Hill Red Wine, $150.

Clockwise from top left: Second-floor dining room with hanging herb and floral elements used by the kitchen. Third-floor rooftop lounge. Rock cod poke skewer in brown butter dashi. Between the Vines cocktail.

MATHEW BRUNO WINES 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon, $100.

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With its 40-some worldwide food and beverage clients like L.A.’s Faith & Flower and New York’s Dominique Ansel Kitchen, design and concept firm AvroKO is famous for leveraging venerable historic structures into jaw-dropping paeans to modern gastronomy. Case in point: Ninebark, the firm’s latest project in downtown Napa, which spins the wooden and cobbled-brick bones of the fabled Fagiani’s Bar into a refined stage for its major selling point: chef Matthew Lightner. Wooed from his New York pet project, Atera, and fresh off two Michelin stars, Lightner’s trademark nature-inspired artistry reflects everything from his formative stage at Spain’s Mugaritz to his love of foraging. At Ninebark, Napa witnesses the chef’s first foray into fancy casual fare. Taste through the bar area’s “Provisions” like whipped lardo with hazelnut miso, paired with an upmarket whiskey Coke. Upstairs in the second-floor dining room, feast your eyes on Lightner himself in the open kitchen, while forking through fireflicked seasonal dishes like grilled avocado salad. Punctuate an evening by the openair rooftop bar, where cerebral drinks like an orange-blossom and honeycomb-laced pisco fizz echo the Napa Valley surroundings. And if that doesn’t put a twinkle in your eye, the canopy of starlight overhead should do the trick. 813 Main St., Napa, 707-226-7821; ninebark-napa.com. • CAROLYN ALBURGER

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Pitch Perfect TerraVelo Tours’ GLAMOROUS tents make the most of Napa Valley’s bucolic SPLENDOR Edited by JENNY MURRAY

Napa Valley is of course lauded for its wine and posh hotels, but a new touring company is inviting visitors to indulge their inner gypset with an all-inclusive stay on the famed terroir itself. Beginning this month through January, Brooklyn-based TerraVelo Tours will decamp to the sun-drenched Napa Valley hillsides and set up nine luxurious safari-style tents on the estate of Pope Valley Winery. The rural retreats allow guests to take in the sweeping views from the comforts of a well-appointed, spacious tent, outfitted with Italian linens and plush memoryfoam beds.

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TERRAVELO TOURS offers two unique stays: a four-day Napa Weekend Escape and a five-day Holiday Glamping Celebration over Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year’s.

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TRAVEL Previously holding posts in Yellowstone, southern Utah and Woodstock, N.Y., the latest four-day weekend escape nestled on the 118-year-old property will expertly cater to all things Napa: Greet the day with a juice bar and sunrise yoga, explore neighboring cycling and hiking trails, sample local wines and olive oils, and end the day roasting s’mores by the campfire. The tour is a feast for the senses, from a pasta-making class to truffle hunting followed by a truffle-themed dinner. A private chef from Pope Valley

TERRAVELO TOURS’ luxury safari tents each include a queensize memoryfoam mattress, Italian linens, down comforter, a dresser and lighting.

Winery will cook all other meals, with an in-house winemaker on hand to refill empty glasses. These halcyon nights under the stars are all part of a unique experience the company aims to create. Says co-founder Rebecca Martin, “We hope that our guests can connect with their gorgeous surroundings, slow down and enjoy a mini break from their everyday lives.” Napa Weekend Escape, starting at $1,850 per person; Nov. 19 to Jan. 31; terravelotours.com. • LINDSAY KINDELON

Clockwise from above: LE BRISTOL PARIS inner garden courtyard. The indoor pool. The Prestige Élysée suite.

ELEGANCE in Excess At almost a CENTURY old, LE BRISTOL PARIS is at its most RELEVANT and refined After 90 years, most things get a little tired. But not Le Bristol Paris, the iconic 8th Arrondissement hotel that opened in 1925 and currently, fresh off a $150 million-plus revamp, looks chicer than ever. Its slew of stars—five for the divine property, three Michelin stars for its flagship restaurant, Epicure, and one for chef Eric Frechon’s newer 114 Faubourg—can claim some credit. Located on the most luxurious and fashionable street in the City of Light, Le Bristol draws guests in

proximity to the city’s most coveted attractions like the Grand Palais and Jardin des Tuileries. Rooms styled with crystal chandeliers, Persian carpets, period furniture and private terraces boasting jaw-dropping views, plus the serene new Spa Le Bristol by La Prairie, are further reasons to book a visit. But it is ultimately elevated via superior service by staff who go out of their way to make you feel at home—if your home were the most elegant palace in Paris, that is. lebristolparis.com.

WRITTEN BY KATHRYN ROMEYN. TERRAVELO TOURS: COURTESY OF TERRAVELO TOURS. LE BRISTOL: COURTESY OF LE BRISTOL PARIS

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C + Salvatore Ferragamo C’s Jennifer Hale along with James Ferragamo and Massimiliano Giornetti hosted a special afternoon to celebrate Salvatore Ferragamo’s latest collection. Guests were invited for an exclusive preview of the Fall/Winter 2015 runway collection at the newly redesigned flagship store in Beverly Hills. Following the trunk show, the Italian house’s devotees were chauffeured to Wolfgang Puck’s Spago for an intimate luncheon.

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Flexform San Francisco owner Gregory Herman joined C Editor-at-Large Diane Dorrans Saeks to host an intimate dinner celebrating leading women in design. Guests perused the showroom and took turns testing the new Lario sofas as they sipped wines from Galerie, including Naissance Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc and Pleinair Cabernet Sauvignon. Chef Domenica Catelli of Catelli’s created a special menu to honor the occasion. The evening was lively start to finish—with many guests mingling until close to midnight.

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Jennifer Hale, James Ferragamo

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ASIAN ART MUSEUM OCT 30, 2015–FEB 7, 2016

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In the 19th century, a craze for all things Japanese changed the course of Western art. Exposure to Japanese art and culture inspired many movements and styles and prompted leading artists like Vincent van Gogh and Claude Monet to create works of renewed vision and singular beauty. Looking East explores this phenomenon with paintings, decorative arts, prints and drawings, juxtaposing masterpieces of European and American art with rare works by Japanese artists. Asian Art Museum Chong-Moon Lee Center for Asian Art & Culture

200 Larkin Street San Francisco, CA 94102 415.581.3500

Looking East: How Japan Inspired Monet, Van Gogh, and Other Western Artists was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Presentation is made possible with the generous support of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Bowes Jr., The Bernard Osher Foundation, Diane B. Wilsey, United, Estate of Kazuko Imagawa Zolinsky, The Akiko Yamazaki and Jerry Yang Fund for Excellence in Exhibitions and Presentations, Robert Lehman Foundation, and Union Bank. Left Image: The water lily pond (detail), 1900, by Claude Monet (French, 1840–1926). Oil on canvas. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Given in memory of Governor Alvan T. Fuller by the Fuller Foundation, 61.959. Photograph © 2015, MFA, Boston. Right Image: Bamboo Yards, Kyobashi Bridge (detail), 1857, from the series One Hundred Famous Views of Edo, by Utagawa Hiroshige I (Japanese, 1797–1858). Woodblock print; ink and color on paper. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, William Sturgis Bigelow Collection, 11.26350. Photograph © 2015, MFA, Boston.

Secret Weapon “I’ve had flashbacks of L.A. lately,” Danai Gurira sighs. “As soon as I’m there, I breathe a little easier.” It’ll be a while before the 37-year-old returns, as she’s in the midst of shooting the sixth season of AMC’s The Walking Dead in Georgia. “The minute I was announced as that character, my life changed,” she says of playing sword-wielding Michonne. Before that call, “I wasn’t getting approached everywhere I walked. And there weren’t tattoos of my face on people’s legs.” The actress and award-winning playwright is also returning to her roots with Eclipsed, now at The Public Theatre in New York before moving to Broadway in March. Focused on the Liberian civil war, the play features a strong female ensemble that includes Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o. “I find great joy when I get to see these black women excel in roles that are handcrafted around experiences they understand,” Gurira says. With yet another New York play, Familiar, hitting the Playwrights Horizons stage in February, Gurira is unsure of when she’ll land in her own bed: “I think I’ll be back in Los Angeles at some point. I do miss it…but everything’s been such a blessing.” • LINDZI SCHARF

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Edited by ELIZABETH KHURI CHANDLER

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FEMININE Mystique

Catherine Opie’s PHOTOGRAPHS of the ephemera from Elizabeth Taylor’s HOME reveal the depth and POWER of this illustrious woman Inadvertently, the book 700 Nimes Road became a visual story about the passage of time. When photographer Catherine Opie first approached Elizabeth Taylor’s people—Opie and Taylor shared the same accountant—about creating a portrait of the actress through her possessions, she had no idea that the movie star would pass away three months after the project began. Opie was left to capture Taylor’s things as they were slowly packed up and carted away to be sold in the now landmark Christie’s auction. Opie never met Taylor. “She would watch me through her bedroom curtains,” she reminisces. Named after Taylor’s Bel Air address, and inspired by William Eggleston’s work about Graceland, the book is a portrait of an ultrafeminine woman: photographs of silken dresses in almost abstract form; Taylor’s red baby shoes on a chair; shaded headstones for her beloved pets in her backyard; a portrait of Michael Jackson with a flowered clip attached to the edge; frames grouped together showing intimate moments with her many loves, and fuzzy sweaters and purses stacked by color and material. It’s also a dismantling of a life: Sparkling jewels are photographed slightly out of focus, then

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Clockwise from top left: The actress in 1973. The Quest for Japanese Beef, Krupp Diamond, The Shoe Closet, and Fang and Chanel by CATHERINE OPIE. 700 Nimes Road, Prestel, $60.

captured in clear plastic boxes, numbered for auction. For Opie, watching the house transform and quickly become scattered was sobering and intense. But the book is also a beautiful homage to a woman who never did things by halves: Taylor was passionate about the people, animals and objects in her life. “The estate understood I wasn’t interested in the project in relationship to her celebrity. I was interested in the relationship to what is human,” Opie says. • ELIZABETH KHURI CHANDLER

TAYLOR PORTRAIT: PARAMOUNT/KOBAL/ART RESOURCE. THE QUEST FOR JAPANESE BEEF, KRUPP DIAMOND, THE SHOE CLOSET, FANG AND CHANEL: © CATHERINE OPIE; COURTESY OF REGEN PROJECTS, LOS ANGELES AND LEHMANN MAUPIN, NEW YORK & HONG KONG

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DIOR vintage dress. MELISSA KAYE JEWELRY diamond ear cuff, $4,950. JULIERI diamond rings, $3,500 each. ANITA KO diamond ring, $8,000.

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AMBER HEARD’S whirlwind journey from TEXAS to TINSELTOWN reads like a riveting Hollywood fairy tale— don’t forget the part where she marries Johnny Depp. Here, the 29-year-old BOMBSHELL reveals the confident and PENSIVE woman behind those COME-HITHER eyes

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FRANCESCO CARROZZINI MARSHALL HEYMAN Styling by SAMANTHA McMILLEN Photography by Written by

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SAINT LAURENT BY HEDI SLIMANE jacket, $3,550. BALENCIAGA swimsuit, $495. DOLCE & GABBANA headscarf, $495. Rings from left to right: VITA FEDE gold-plated brass, $150. JULIERI black diamond, $3,149. ANITA KO rose gold, $1,275. EF COLLECTION black diamond, $510. MELISSA KAY JEWELRY black diamond, $825. JULIERI diamond, $2,589. VITA FEDE onyx, $300. MANIA MANIA diamond, $6,544, and $4,540.

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SAINT LAURENT BY HEDI SLIMANE shirt, $990, and bow, $625. CHANEL trousers, $1,800. GLADYS TAMEZ MILLINERY hat, $620.

DOLCE & GABBANA top, $2,695, bra, $275, and pants, $5,795. ARA VARTANIAN white diamond earring and black diamond earring, $4,800 each.

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HAIR: TEDDY CHARLES AT THE WALL GROUP. MAKEUP: MÉLANIE INGLESSIS AT FORWARD ARTISTS FOR MAKE UP FOR EVER. MANICURE: MICHELLE SAUNDERS AT FORWARD ARTISTS USING ESSIE. LOCATION: THE PARAMOUR ESTATE. SEE SHOPPING GUIDE FOR MORE DETAILS, P.141

If there’s one thing you should know about the actress Amber Heard—and maybe you do already—it’s that she drives a 1968 Mustang. Well, she doesn’t drive it that often, because she’s regularly on set somewhere far-flung (recently, London for work, though she prefers to sleep in her own bed at home in L.A.) and sometimes it’s in the shop (as it was at the time of our interview). And from time to time she takes out a rental car so she’s not such an obvious paparazzi target, which is something that’s only magnified since she married Johnny Depp earlier this year. But Heard, 29, is partial to the Mustang, which she had restored, probably in part because it reminds her of growing up in Austin. “Classic cars are for me the most interesting things in life,” she explains. “They’re difficult but they’re full of character. They have their own quirks and problems. You have to have enough guts to wing it. But in order to adequately love and respect them, you have to fight them.” In a lot of ways, the Mustang is like the gorgeous, freethinking actress herself, who has proven, over her years— from Guess model to the short-lived NBC drama The Playboy Club, to her recent nuptials—that she plays by her own set of rules. In her teens, after the death of a close friend, she declared herself an atheist, decided she couldn’t twiddle her thumbs in Texas, and moved to New York City to pursue modeling, which eventually led to a small role in the movie Friday Night Lights. Fast-forward a decade later and, of course, she returns home a couple of times a year to see family and ride horses with her dad: “I couldn’t wait to leave when I was young and got out as soon as I could, but as you get older you can appreciate these things a bit more.” When she was cast opposite Jesse Eisenberg in 2009’s Zombieland, she made director Ruben Fleischer promise that she wouldn’t be a sexy “cleavage zombie,” but a “true zombie” who was both “ugly and gross.” The following year, at a GLAAD event, she announced she was bisexual, and for some time dated female Hawaiian photographer Tasya van Ree. And in February, after a yearlong engagement, Heard married Depp, whom she met while making 2011’s The Rum Diary.

“I’ve never shied away from anything I want to do because it’s difficult,” says Heard. That includes learning how to pirouette and plié for her latest role, as a ballerina in 1920s Copenhagen in Tom Hooper’s new film The Danish Girl. Though many of her dancing scenes have been edited out in service of the movie’s storyline, Heard is still happy she took eight weeks before filming to train. “It was actually fun, and it helped establish the physicality of the character,” she says. “I’m an actor, not a dancer. My interest is in the performance. There was always talk that those scenes weren’t going to be in the movie, but I wanted to do it regardless.” In the film, which hits theaters this month, Eddie Redmayne plays the painter Einar Wegener, one of the first gender reassignment surgery patients. Wegener’s wife, Gerda, played by Swedish actress Alicia Vikander, struggles with the loneliness and confusion that results from her husband’s desire to switch genders. When Heard first came across the script, someone told her the project “wasn’t right for me,” she recalls, “so I knew I had to go for it.” Heard plays a dancer named Oola who poses for Gerda Wegener, also an artist, and when she’s late for a sitting, Einar puts on Oola’s shoes and stockings… and the plot thickens. “As a woman, I don’t know what I would do if I was married to that man, but I don’t know what I would do if I was Eddie’s character, either. But that’s kind of the point,” says Heard, who was particularly affected by the narrative. “I’ve lived under a microscope and I do know what it feels like to be different, and worry that who you really are isn’t going to be accepted.” As far as relationships go, “it opened up a whole other can of worms,” she goes on, thinking about “the limits of romantic love. After a certain amount of years of marriage do you automatically become ‘friends’ with your partner?” That The Danish Girl has just as strong roles for women Continued on p.140

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DOLCE & GABBANA gown, price upon request. BUCCELLATI diamond earrings, $21,000, and cuff, $41,400. ANITA KO diamond ear cuff, $3,465, bangle, $24,150, and rings, $3,675-$3,900. EFFY JEWELRY diamond bangle, $5,423. EF COLLECTION diamond bangles, $1,175 each. MELINDA MARIA gold-plated cuff, $178. MELISSA KAYE JEWELRY diamond bracelet, $8,965. BROKEN ENGLISH VINTAGE diamond bracelets, $23,000-$24,000, and ring, $12,000.

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MICHAEL KORS COLLECTION dress, $8.995. ANITA KO diamond earring, $1,700, and sapphire ring, $2,625. VITA FEDE crystal ring, $170. MAKEUP Make Up For Ever Ultra HD foundation, $43, and Rouge Artist Intense Lipstick in Matte Bright Red, $20. Chanel Soleil Tan de Chanel, $48. Tom Ford Cream and Powder eye color, $60, and Cream Cheeks Color in Pink Sand, $65. Surratt RelevĂŠe Mascara, $30. Revlon ColorStay Lipliner in Wine, $7.59.

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A SEMINAL shift occurs in the ENTERTAINMENT industry every so often when a group of NEWCOMERS seems to arrive all at once—a CHANGING of the GUARD, so to speak. Meet the most PROMISING YOUNG WOMEN leading the PACK

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Langley Fox Hemingway 26, ARTIST/MODEL

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Since her first major modeling gig in a Marni for H&M commercial directed by Sofia Coppola in 2012, Hemingway has been unstoppable. Earlier this year, the great-granddaughter of literary icon Ernest Hemingway was tapped as the face of Sonia by Sonia Rykiel. She’s also an avid illustrator and has collaborated with the likes of Alice + Olivia, Pamela Love and Louis Vuitton. Follow her on Instagram @langleyfox.

POLO RALPH LAUREN jacket, $598, and pants, $998. ESQUIVEL boots, $750. STEPHEN WEBSTER pearl and gunmetal earring, $595.

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Aurora Perrineau 21, ACTRESS

Perrineau plays Shana Elmsford in this fall’s Jem and the Holograms, based on the popular ’80s cartoon series and directed by Jon M. Chu. “He’s just a genius, plain and simple,” says the New York City native and daughter of actor Harold Perrineau. Look for Perrineau next in the December release of Drake Doremusdirected Equals, alongside Kristen Stewart and Nicholas Hoult. “It’s a really interesting story with a lot of heart,” she says. Follow her on Instagram @auroraperrineau.

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BALLY jacket, $3,495, jumper, $675, and skirt, $2,759. MARC JACOBS booties, price upon request.

Herizen Fawn Guardiola 19, ACTRESS/SINGER/SONGWRITER

On the verge of stardom, Miamiborn Guardiola makes her major television debut as the lead female role in the Baz Luhrmann-directed Netflix drama series The Get Down, which premieres in 2016. But itâ€™s not just her acting chops that Guardiola is proving as of late; sheâ€™s also caught the ears of several major recording labels after time spent in the music studio. Stay tuned. Follow her on Instagram @herizen_fawn.

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MARC JACOBS dress, $4,400. JULIERI yellow gold diamond ring, $2,659, rose gold diamond ring, $2,999, white gold diamond and sapphire ring, $1,399, white gold diamond ring, $2,519, and rose gold diamond ring, $3,499.

Sofia Richie 17, MODEL

Richie first made waves with a feature in Elle, and a shoot for Who What Wear in 2014. This year, the Beverly Hills native and daughter of Lionel Richie was selected as the face of Madonnaâ€™s clothing line, Material Girl. Following in the footsteps of her older sister and VH1 star, Nicole, the up-and-comer is rumored to have a television show in the works. Follow her on Instagram @sofiarichie and Snapchat: srichieee.

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PRADA dress, $6,790, and sweater, $830. STEPHEN WEBSTER gunmetal long finger ring, $395.

GREG LAUREN coat, $3,125. JUNYA WATANABE COMME DES GARÇONS pants, $2,120. CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN shoes, stylist’s own. STEPHEN WEBSTER gunmetal long finger ring, $395.

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Nadia Hilker 26, ACTRESS

Following roles in a string of shows in her native Germany, Hilker is poised to make her Hollywood debut with the coveted role of Nita opposite Shailene Woodley in the Divergent franchise next year. “Everything is so big and a very different way of filmmaking from what I am used to. I learned a lot,” says Hilker, whose recent roles include the critically acclaimed 2014 indie flick Spring, directed by Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead.

DOLCE & GABBANA jacket, $2,945, pants, $1,295, and shirt, $975.

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Aubrey Peeples 21, ACTRESS/MUSICIAN

Appearing as Layla Grant on ABC’s Nashville, now in its fourth season, Peeples nabbed the coveted lead role of Jem in the new Jem and the Holograms film. A classically trained vocalist, she’s as comfortable on screen as she is in front of a mic. “As a musician, getting to play the Grand Ole Opry and the Beacon Theatre have both been such incredible experiences,” says Peeples, who currently calls Nashville home. Next year, she takes on the role of a drug addict in the new ABC Family series Recovery Road. Follow her on Twitter @aubreypeeples and Instagram @heypeeplesitsaubrey.

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STELLA McCARTNEY dress, $4,080.

Cleopatra Coleman 27, ACTRESS

Since landing a role as a series regular on Silversun, a children’s sci-fi series in her native Australia at age 15, Coleman’s acting career has been on the up and up, including a lead role in 2012’s dance flick Step Up Revolution. She currently stars alongside Will Forte and January Jones in the hit Fox show The Last Man on Earth, now in its second season. Coleman, who also channels her creative energies into deejaying, is at work on a short sci-fi film she penned. “More specifically it’s a cli-fi. That’s a new term for sci-fi stories with an environmental undertone,” says Coleman, who begins shooting next year. Follow her on Instagram @cleopatracoleman.

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GIAMBA dress, $1,535. CHARLOTTE OLYMPIA heels, $795.

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Rainey Qualley 25, MUSICIAN

Daughter of actress Andie MacDowell and sister to Margaret Qualley (of HBO’s The Leftovers), the North Carolina-raised country artist released her first EP, Turn Me On Like the Radio, in June. Currently at work on her debut album, this guitar-slinging songstress has already opened for her musical idol Willie Nelson at the Ryman Auditorium, and taken the stage at the illustrious Grand Ole Opry. Says Qualley, “Both were incredibly humbling experiences.” Follow her on Twitter and Instagram @raineyqualley.

DOLCE & GABBANA dress, $2,945. STEPHEN WEBSTER superstud gunmetal earring, $395.

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Music is clearly in Stewart’s blood: Her dad is Eurythmics’ Dave Stewart (she counts his former music partner, Annie Lennox, as a mentor), and her brothers Sam and Django form the band Nightmare & the Cat. The London-born, L.A.bred teen inked her first deal with Warner Bros. Records at age 13, and in the wake of the release of her first single, “In Love With a Boy,” spent a month on the road with the Vans Warped Tour this summer and played the CMJ Music Marathon in New York City this fall. Look out for her debut album in the works, produced by her father, who also doubles as her manager. Follow her on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook @kayastewart.

Anna Akana 26, ACTRESS/COMEDIAN/

HAIR: SASCHA BREUER USING WELLA PROFESSIONALS AT STARWORKS ARTISTS. MAKEUP: MIHO SUZUKI AT OPUS BEAUTY USING DIORSHOW. MANICURE: NETTIE DAVIS AND PILAR NOIRE USING CHANEL AT NAILING HOLLYWOOD. STYLIST ASSISTANTS: KATE GINGOLD AND REBECCA SWEENEY. INTERNS: FIONA ALFAIT AND ASHLEY CAMPBELL. SEE SHOPPING GUIDE FOR MORE DETAILS, P.141

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YouTube sensation Akana has racked up more than 1.3 million subscribers for her online weekly show, which delves into a variety of topics, all with a comedic bent. “It only took five years,” jokes Akana of her ascent to fame, thanks, in part, to her animated series, Riley Rewind, which has amassed more than 25 million views. Up next for the Internet tour de force? A book, tentatively titled Letters to My Little Sister, to be published by Random House in 2017. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram @annaakana and at YouTube.com/AnnaAkana.

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GUCCI gown, $21,500.

Opposite: CARTIER diamond bracelet, price upon request. From left: KIMBERLY McDONALD diamond finger cuff set, $15,525. IRENE NEUWIRTH Boulder Opal ring, $11,660. BUCCELLATI Premium band ring, $21,000. HARRY WINSTON 3 Row Carpet ring, price upon request. KIMBERLY McDONALD Lightning Ridge Opal ring, $19,200. KIKI DE MONTPARNASSE boudoir robe, $950.

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BUCCELATTI Ramage pendant earrings, $22,000. HARRY WINSTON Secret Cluster necklace, Large 7 Link bracelet and Crossover ring, prices upon request. KIKI DE MONTPARNASSE lace bra, $295.

The SEASON’S BOLDEST BLING is best when LAYERED, DIAMOND-ENCRUSTED and PAIRED with a dirty martini

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From top: DAVID YURMAN Hampton Cable ring, $18,500. CARTIER Nouvelle Vague malachite ring, $36,600. DAVID YURMAN Venetian Quatrefoil Dome ring, $6,500. MARCO BICEGO pink sapphire ring, $4,940. CARTIER Nouvelle Vague chrysoprase ring, $32,700.

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From top: VHERNIER Doppio Senso gold and ebony bracelet, $21,950, gold bracelet, $7,800, Plisse cuff, $16,400, and gold and diamond ring, $7,300. BULGARI Serpenti Spiga watch, $32,000. VHERNIER Plisse ring, $4,700. JIMMY CHOO Vesna pump, $950. WOLFORD nylons,Â $49.

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DAVID WEBB Olympus collar, $98,000. From left: VHERNIER Fuseau Jade ring and Lapis ring, $41,900 each. DAVID WEBB diamond ring, $48,000, and bangles, $19,500-$29,500. VHERNIER Freccia diamond bracelet, price upon request.

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DAVID YURMAN Twist cocktail ring, $45,000. MIKIMOTO multicolored pearls, $61,000 and $121,000, and cultured pearls, $48,000.

MODEL: KOPEN AT PHOTOGENICS. SET DESIGN: ALI GALLAGHER AT JEDROOT LA. HAIR: DEREK YUEN USING MATRIX STYLELINK PRODUCTS AT STARWORKS ARTISTS. MAKEUP: MIHO SUZUKI AT OPUS BEAUTY USING ROUGE DIOR. MANICURE: PILAR NOIRE USING DIOR IN ROUGE AT NAILING HOLLYWOOD. INTERN: KARLIE MEJIA. SEE SHOPPING GUIDE FOR DETAILS, P.141

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From top: TIFFANY & CO. diamond cocktail watch, $70,000. BULGARI Diva bracelet, $61,000. CARTIER Juste un Clou bracelet, $86,500. TIFFANY bow ring, $3,800. ERES Monceau panty, $240.

The fantastical DAWNRIDGE estate. Opposite: Host and hostess extraordinare, Ruth and Hutton Wilkinson.

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ELEGANT SOIREES and exotic jewelry go hand in hand at DAWNRIDGE ESTATE as HUTTON WILKINSON continues TONY DUQUETTE’S dual PASSIONS

“If it’s not fabulous, it’s meaningless,” says Hutton Wilkinson, longtime business partner of the late Tony Duquette, set designer, costume designer and decorator to the stars. This mantra echoes his mentor’s more-is-more mentality on everything from china patterns to theme parties. After Duquette died in 1999, Wilkinson took over the business and bought the famed Dawnridge estate. Designed in 1949 by architect Casper Ehmcke to be a “baby Venetian palace,” Dawnridge may have originally been the smallest house in Beverly Hills, just a 30-by-30-foot box, a mere 900 square feet. Today, it sits on fiveand-a-half continuous lots of gardens, and the interiors, expanded in the 1970s, are layered in rich fabrics and adorned with exotic antiques. For decades it’s been a playground for Old Hollywood glamour. “Tony and Elizabeth Duquette would have a black-tie party once a month, complete with an orchestra,” Wilkinson recalls. “Ruth and I are a continuation of that glamorous tradition, perhaps the last

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Clockwise from top left: Eric Dane, Balthazar Getty. Gelila Puck. Touriya Haoud, Brooke Davenport, Jennifer Hale. Jeff Stein, Blake Davenport. Jimmy McConnell Big Band plays into the night. Lisa Eisner, Roman Alonso.

era of entertaining.” Wilkinson and his wife, Ruth, have built their own home next door to Dawnridge and throw parties on the property. Sometimes it’s an intimate dinner, and guests walk through the garden from his home to Dawnridge, and other times it’s a themed soiree, with surprise dancers and Champagne towers. His belief is that the host is responsible for making an effort, and whether the party size is four or 400, the effort is what guests most appreciate. “I always entertain at home, not in restaurants. Dawnridge is my home, my headquarters, it’s a party house for me,” Wilkinson says. Also the president of the Elsie de Wolfe Foundation, Wilkinson takes additional cues from the lady known to throw cocktail parties in her bathroom, putting flowers in the tub and Champagne in the sink. Agreeing the dining room may be the most useless room in the house, he often turns it into a dance floor and believes in being unpredictable. Continued on p.140

JEWELRY (4): COURTESY OF TONY DUQUETTE STUDIO

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A TAITTINGER tower overflows with Champagne. Clockwise from above: TONY DUQUETTE coral and malachite brooch, $75,000, diamond and black enamel earrings, $41,000, coral and diamond brooch, $52,000, smoky quartz, pearl and diamond brooch, $46,000, tonyduquette.com.

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Clockwise from left: Amused guests. Holly Jacobs. Touriya Haoud and Greg Vaughan. Leah Forester, Gina Tolleson. Gwen McCaw, Gelila Puck. Ken Fulk, Tatiana Sorokko. Susan McCaw. Lisa Eisner.

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Clockwise from above: Cameron Silver, Rosetta Getty. Opera singer Carlos De Antonis beckons guests. David Cameron. Elizabeth Chambers and Armie Hammer. Brad Bell, Kendall Conrad.

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A stolen moment with a bottle of TAITTINGER Champagne while exploring the fabled Dawnridge estate. Opposite: An original TONY DUQUETTE chandelier.

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Jeweler Anita Ko drew inspiration from a wooden surfboard made by Samual Alapai Kahanamoku in the 1920s, while Greg Chait of The Elder Statesman saw a Granville Redmond painting from 1926, California Poppy Field, and ran with it. The result is a cashmere sweater, scarf and hat imbued with the colors, and a T-shirt woven with the painting’s name. “When Katherine and Michael Govan took us through the permanent collection, it gave us a new appreciation for those pieces that often get overlooked,” he said. “That’s what’s so genius about this initiative. It sheds new light on those masterpieces.” For shoemaker George Esquivel, an ankle boot in a soft lavender hue came about because he kept returning to Indian Woman With Marigold, a painting by Felipe Santiago Gutiérrez. Proceeds from the pieces, which are available at the LACMA Store and on Far fetch.com, all go back to the museum. Besides walking the collection with the designers, Ross says her second-favorite thing about the initiative is that “we sell out of the product, every season.” Wear LACMA’s 50th Anniversary Edition will be available for purchase beginning Nov. 4; thelacma store.org; farfetch.com.• MOLLY CREEDEN

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who aren’t afraid of being mocked for their eccentricities and aren’t trying to be like everyone else. It’s not always easy; I’ve been made fun of a lot over the years. For me, eccentric glamour is about the art of creating aesthetic drama and visual theatrics—making yourself up to be the character you want to play in the theater of life. What is the best beauty advice? Wear sunscreen, don’t smoke, eat sensibly, exercise. Why did you decide to release this book now? It’s been a five-year-long process—there was so much I wanted to include in this book. I wanted readers to understand the obsessions I have, where they come from and how important this thing called glamour is to me. It’s not about impressing anyone, or the kind of glamour that’s about having expensive things; I’ve found ways of having glamour when I had nothing. My first experience with glamour was found in a $2 tube of red lipstick; and I used to sew dramatic vintage-style canopies over my bed in the name of DIY glamour. I started dressing in vintage clothes because

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I couldn’t afford the cool jeans like my friends. I love glamour because it’s about creating mystique and it doesn’t depend on being considered beautiful or young or rich…anyone can have it if they start to understand what it is and how to cultivate it. What products are topping your list this fall? I love looking for luxe, fancy powder compacts during the holiday season. Estée Lauder makes the best ones. I also hunt for them on eBay because they still make the refills for them. What is your signature scent right now? My fourth fragrance, which is called Erotique. It’s my masterpiece. Not commercially successful, which means it’s actually interesting! I can’t stand vanilla, fruity, candy-bomb perfumes. I wanted to make a perfume that smelled like a bouquet of rare roses held with a leather-gloved hand. It’s a blend of rose petal, cedarwood, coriander, pepper, leather and Bulgarian rose. I wanted a perfume that captures another time when perfume meant something different than “clean.” Perfumes were much more risqué and erotic in the past. It’s at shop.dita.net and hsn.com. What is your favorite beauty destination in California? I like to frequent Korean spas and I love the Esalen Institute in Big Sur for a getaway. What are the your favorite skin products you use to achieve such flawless skin during the colder months? I adore Retrouvé products, especially when it’s super dry. They’re ultra luxe, but really amazing. I also love Eminence skin care: I use the LindenCalendula Treatment cream, the Apricot Calendula Cream and the Stone Crop Gel Wash. It’s a fabulous line, all natural and smells delicious. • LINDSAY KINDELON

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as it does for its male actors was of additional importance. Women, she explains, “are so grossly under-represented in this medium.” Most parts for actresses, she continues, are relegated to “narrow limited boxes, and you’re either sexually viable or you’re not. But until we start taking up our pens and our cameras and find a way to do it ourselves and prove that the system is outdated, then nothing will change.” Doesn’t she think her husband, one of Hollywood’s most important power players, could help make changes for women in the movie business? Is that something they talk about? “Yes,” reveals Heard, choosing her words

carefully for fear of divulging too much about their relationship. “I think that it takes people like him who have the ability to change and challenge this very old and tired system. And I think he and I are looking for our own ways to do that. I want to see him get behind the camera and direct.” Heard says she’s not quite ready to do that herself. For the moment she’s more interested in finding female-driven projects, “stories that don’t demean and demoralize women into these objectified roles, and more adequately represent female life in our minute complications and edges.” And, alluding most likely to a recent essay by Jennifer Lawrence, who complained about gender pay disparity on American Hustle, Heard adds, “when I make those movies, I will pay women as much as I pay my male actors.” Until then, you might spot her driving around town in that Mustang, which she refuses to relinquish, no matter how challenging it may sometimes be. “We’re in a love-hate relationship, but I won’t give up my baby,” Heard says. “I want my freedom.” •

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On some occasions, African dancers lead guests into dinner or a procession of Balinese dancers walk through the Southeast Asian-inspired gardens holding candles. Dawnridge has seen magicians, jugglers, opera singers, mermaids and Thai dancers—and often the food goes along with the theme. Only one caterer, Pasadena-based Kitchen for Exploring Foods, is allowed in the house, and for every other event Wilkinson uses a personal chef to make “the best Mexican food in the world,” he says. Hutton also frowns upon people who are too afraid to use their own wedding china. Growing up as a kid, he always encouraged his mother to use the pretty plates and the crystal, reasoning that whatever they chose all had to be washed anyway. Having put on parties for clients with sky-high budgets everywhere from San Francisco, to New York, Dallas, Palm Beach and Venice—a city he calls a pageantry of drama and theater—there is nothing too grand in Wilkinson’s playbook. Dawnridge remains his dreamy, magical stage, his very own old movie, where Champagne always flows and candlelight makes people look beautiful, and where there’s always room to pack in a few more well-dressed guests, because more is still more. •

SHOPPING GUIDE ON OUR COVER Dolce & Gabbana black silk and lace gown, price upon request; dolcegabbana.it. Buccellati Rombi pendant earrings, $21,000, Buccellati, B.H., 310-276-7022; buccellati.com. Anita Ko 18-karat yellow gold arc studs, $3,465, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900; neimanmarcus.com. TABLE OF CONTENTS p.22 Dolce & Gabbana white sheer top, $2,695, white satin bra, $275, and black wool pants with crystals; dolcegabbana.it. Ara Vartanian single white diamond horn earring, $4,800, and single black diamond horn earring, $4,800, Broken English, S.M., 310-458-2724; brokenenglishjewelry.com. Anita Ko 18-karat rose gold moon studs, $1,150, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900; neimanmarcus.com. Louis Vuitton leather long-sleeve top, price upon request, and fluid viscose skirt, $1,800, Louis Vuitton, B.H., 310-859-0457; louisvuitton.com. Stephen Webster sterling-silver and black rhodium-plated Verne Bonafide Pearl earrings, $595, Stephen Webster, B.H., 310-246-9500. Buccellati Ramage pendant earrings, $22,000, Buccellati, B.H., 310-276-7022; buccellati.com. Harry Winston Secret Cluster necklace, price upon request, and large 7 link bracelet, price upon request, Harry Winston, B.H., 310-271-8554; harrywinston.com. Kiki de Montparnasse lace inset balconnet in midnight black, $295, Kiki de Montparnasse, L.A., 323-951-9545; kikidm.com. PAIR OFF p.58 Andrea Fohrman rose gold rainbow and lightning bolt studs, $1,840, Serafina, S.M., 626-799-9899; shopserafina.com. Anahita crescent moon pavé blackened stud earrings set, $1,200, Gallery of Jewels, S.F., 415-771-5099. Mikimoto dandelion earrings, $27,000, Mikimoto, B.H., 310-205-8787; mikimotoamerica.com. Todd Reed Palladium rose-cut diamonds, $13,310, Todd Reed, Venice, 310-450-7840; toddreed.com. Stephen Webster Thorn Stem ear studs, $1,250, B.H., 310-246-9500; stephenwebster.com. Alexis Bittar Starburst post earrings, $595, Venice, 310-4526901; alexisbittar.com. Nak Armstrong black spinel and recycled 18-karat rose gold earrings, $3,850, Barneys New York, B.H., 310-276-4400; barneys.com. Jennifer Fisher Jewelry Triple Arrow earrings, $3,000; jenniferfisherjewelry.com. Suneera Esme studs, $1,980, Broken English, S.M., 310-458-2724; brokenenglishjewelry.com. Anita Ko white gold 2-Dot diamond earrings, $2,750, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900; neimanmarcus.com.

stone ring, $300; vitafede.com. Julieri Jenny ring, $3,149, and Alisa ring, $2,589, Julieri, S.M., 310-450-6162; julieri.com. Anita Ko 18-karat rose gold coil ring, $1,275, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900; neimanmarcus.com. Mania Mania ritual solitaire ring, $6,544, and sacred diamond band, $4,540, Broken English Jewelry, S.M., 310-458-2724; brokenenglishjewelry.com. EF Collection black diamond bar ring, $510, Polachecks Jewelers, Calabasas, 818-225-0600; polachecks.com. Melissa Kaye Isabella ring, $825, Saks Fifth Avenue, B.H., 310-275-4211; saksfifth avenue.com. p.107 Saint Laurent by Hedi Slimane Paris Collar shirt, $990, and Signature large bow, $625; ysl.com. Chanel wool high-waisted trousers, $1,800, Chanel, B.H., 310-278-5500. Gladys Tamez Millinery Bianca hat, $620, Maxfield, W.H., 310-274-8800; gladystamez.com. p.108 Dolce & Gabbana white sheer top, $2,695, white satin bra, $275, and black wool pants with crystals; dolcegabbana.it. Ara Vartanian single white diamond horn earring, $4,800, and single black diamond horn earring, $4,800, Broken English, S.M., 310-458-2724; brokenenglishjewelry.com. p.109 Dolce & Gabbana black silk and lace gown, price upon request; dolcegabbana.it. Buccellati Rombi pendant earrings, $21,000, and Etoilee bracelet, $41,400, Buccellati, B.H., 310-276-7022; buccellati.com. Anita Ko 18-karat yellow gold Arc studs, $3,465, bracelet, $24,150, 18-karat rose gold pear/marquis cut split ring, $3,675, and 18-karat rose gold double Asscher-cut split ring, $3,900, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900; neiman marcus.com. Effy white gold and diamond bangle, $5,423, Macy’s, W.H., 310-854-6655; macys.com. EF pavé diamond bangles, $1,175, Polachecks Jewelers, Calabasas, 818-225-0600; polachecks.com. Melinda Maria Pyper cuff, $178, Melinda Maria, C.M., 949-548-0810; melinda maria.com. Melissa Kaye Chloe bracelet, $8,965, Saks Fifth Avenue, B.H., 310-275-4211; melissa kaye.com. Broken English vintage colored diamond bracelet, $24,000, silver-topped gold bangle, $23,000, Solitaire set diamond panel ring, $12,000, Broken English, S.M., 310-458-2724; brokenenglishjewelry.com. p.110 Michael Kors Collection mini deco embroidered crepe sable dress, $8,995, Michael Kors, B.H., 310-777-8862; michaelkors.com. Anita Ko 18-karat yellow gold single diamond lightning bolt earring, $1,700, and 18-karat yellow gold and blue sapphire ring, $2,625, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900; neimanmarcus.com. Vita Fede 24-karat gold-plated brass and Swarovski crystal vine solitaire ring, $170; vitafede.com. MAKEUP Make Up For Ever Ultra HD foundation, $43, and Artist Intense Lipstick in Matte Bright Red, $20, makeup forever.com. Tom Ford Cream and Powder eye color, $60, and Cream Cheeks Color in Pink Sand, $65, tomford.com. Chanel Soleil Tan de Chanel, $48, chanel.com. Surratt Relevée Mascara, $30, barneys.com. Revlon ColorStay Lipliner in Wine, $7.59, target.com.

stephenwebster.com. p.117 Greg Lauren Officer Nomad coat, $3,125, Barney’s New York, B.H., 310-276-4400; barneys.com. Junya Watanabe stud-embellished combo jeans, $2,120, Barneys New York, B.H., 310-276-4400; barneys.com. Christian Louboutin shoes, stylist’s own. Stephen Webster ring, see p.116. p.119 Dolce & Gabbana double-breasted wool tuxedo blazer with silk lapels, $2,945, wool tuxedo pants, $1,295, cotton tuxedo dress shirt with frills, $975, and suede pumps, $675, Dolce & Gabbana, B.H., 310-8888701; dolcegabbana.it. p.120 Stella McCartney daisy embroidery dress, $4,080, Saks Fifth Avenue, B.H., 310-275-4211. p.121 Giamba white long-sleeve dress, $1,535, Sheva Brandi, N.B., 949257-9129. Charlotte Olympia Alix black platform court shoe with asymmetric block heels, $795, Charlotte Olympia, B.H., 310-276-1111. Earrings, Rainey’s own. p.122 Dolce & Gabbana short-sleeve Jacquard dress, $2,945.00, Saks Fifth Avenue, B.H., 310-275-4211. Giuseppe Zanotti leather pointed-toe lace-up Elizabeth booties, $1,125, Giuseppe Zanotti, B.H., 310-858-1990. Stephen Webster sterling-silver and black rhodium-plated with 14-karat yellow gold posts Superstud ear cuff, $395, Stephen Webster, B.H., 310-246-9500. p.123 Gucci yellow lace long-sleeve embroidered gown with flower brooch dress, $21,500, Gucci, B.H., 310-278-345; gucci.com. ON THE ROCKS p.124 Buccellati Ramage pendant earrings, $22,000, Buccellati, B.H., 310-276-7022; buccellati.com. Harry Winston Secret Cluster necklace, price upon request, and large 7 link bracelet, price upon request, Harry Winston, B.H., 310-271-8554; harrywinston.com. Kiki de Montparnasse lace inset balconnet in midnight black, $295, Kiki de Montparnasse, L.A., 323-951-9545; kikidm.com. p.125 Cartier white gold diamond bracelet, price upon request, cartier.us. Kimberly McDonald Signature Irregular diamond finger cuff, $15,525, one-of-a-kind Lightening Ridge opal ring, $19,200, Kimberly McDonald, L.A., 310-854-0890; kimberly mcdonald.com. Irene Neuwirth one-of-a-kind ring with boulder opal diamond pavé, $11,660, Irene Neuwirth, W.H., 323-285-2000; ireneneuwirth. com. Buccellati premium Band ring, $21,000, Buccellati, B.H., 310-276-7022; buccellati.com. Harry Winston 3 Row Carpet ring, price upon request, Harry Winston, B.H., 310-271-8554; harry winston.com. Kiki de Montparnasse black double silk charmeuse with matte satin edging, $950, Kiki de Montparnasse, L.A., 323-951-9545; kikidm.com. p.126 David Yurman Hampton Cable ring, $18,500, and Venetian Quatrefoil Dome ring, $6,500, David Yurman, B.H., 310-888-8618; davidyurman.com. Cartier Paris Nouvelle Vague ring, $36,600, and Paris Nouvelle Vague ring, $32,700; cartier.us. Marco Bicego Jaipur hand-engraved ring, $4,940, Neiman Marcus, S.F., 415-362-3900; neiman marcus.com. p.127 Vhernier Doppio Senso gold and ebony bracelet, $21,950, Doppio Senso gold bracelet, $7,800, Plisse pink-gold cuff, $16,400, Plisse white-gold ring with diamonds, $7,300, and Plisse ring, $4,700, Vhernier, B.H., 310-273-2444; vhernier.com. Bulgari Serpenti Spiga watch, $32,000, Bulgari, B.H., 310-858-9216; bulgari.com. Wolford Individual 10 Stay-Up in black, $49, Wolford, B.H., 310-277-8112; wolford.com. Jimmy Choo black suede pointy-toe Vesna pumps, $950, Jimmy Choo, B.H., 310-860-9045; jimmychoo.com. p.128 David Webb Olympus Collar, $98,000, ring, $48,000, Studlette bangle, $19,500, and strap bangle, $17,000, David Webb, B.H., 844-811-9322; davidwebb.com. Vhernier Fuseau jade with carved rock crystal and diamond ring, $41,900, Fuseau lapis with carved rock crystal and diamond ring, $41,900, and Freccia pavé diamond bracelet, price upon request, Vhernier, B.H., 310-273-2444; vhernier.com. p.130 Mikimoto 17-inch pearl strand, $61,000, 48-inch pearl strand, $48,000, and 32-inch pearl strand, $121,000, Mikimoto, B.H., 310-2058787; mikimotoamerica.com. David Yurman white moonstone and diamond pavé twist cocktail ring, $45,000. David Yurman, B.H., 310-888-8618; david yurman.com. p.131 Tiffany & Co. Tiffany cocktail watch, $70,000, and Bow ring, $3,800, Tiffany & Co., B.H., 310-273-8880; tiffany.com. Bulgari Diva bracelet, $61,000, Bulgari, B.H., 310-858-9216; bulgari.com. Cartier Juste un Clou bracelet, $86,500; cartier.us. Eres Monceau bra, $340, and Vivienne panty, $240, Eres, B.H., 310-246-1008; net-a-porter.com. •

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AFTER HOURS p.62 Breguet Petite Fleur, $215,000, Breguet, B.H., 866-458-7488; breguet.com. Harry Winston Premier Precious Butterfly, price upon request, Harry Winston, B.H., 310-271-8554; harry winston.com. Piaget Altiplano Feather Marquetry timepiece, $48,000; piaget.com. Buccellati Elio Marquis Jewelled Capri, price upon request, Buccellati, B.H., 310-276-7022; buccellati.com. Graff Butterfly Full Motif diamond watch, price upon request, Graff, S.F., 415-926-7000; graff diamonds.com. Bulgari Berries watch, price upon request, Bulgari, B.H., 310-858-9216; bulgari.com. Vacheron Constantin Les Heures Créatives Romantique, $50,000, Vacheron Constantin, B.H., 310-598-2026; vacheron-constantin.com. RULES OF ATTRACTION p.104 Vintage Dior red silk dress, Rita WatnickLILY et Cie, B.H., 310-724-5757. Julieri Alisa ring, $3,499, Sharon ring, $3,499, Julieri, S.M., 310-450-6162; julieri.com. Anita Ko 18-karat white gold and diamond coil ring, $8,000, Neiman Marcus, B.H., 310-550-5900; neimanmarcus.com. Melissa Kaye Tori ear cuff, $4,950, Saks Fifth Avenue, B.H., 310-275-4211; saksfifthavenue.com. p.106 Saint Laurent by Hedi Slimane Iconic Le Smoking jacket, $3,550; ysl.com. Balenciaga black jersey Boning bikini, $495, Balenciaga, C.M., 714-668-0557; balenciaga.com. Dolce & Gabbana silk scarf, $495; dolcegabbana.it. Melissa Kaye Tori ear cuff, $4,950, Saks Fifth Avenue, B.H., 310-275-4211; saksfifthavenue.com. Vita Fede ultra mini Eclipse Cubo ring, $150, and Titan

YOUNG GUNS p.113 Polo Ralph Lauren black tux tail wool jacket, $598, and black stretch leather pant, $998, Ralph Lauren Women’s Store, Malibu, 310-317-9414; ralphlauren.com. Esquivel 1994 Jett black-andwhite 100 percent leather shoes, $750, Esquivel, L.A., 714-670-2200; esquivelshoes.com. Stephen Webster Bonafide sterling-silver and black rhodium-plated earrings with white pearls, $595, Stephen Webster, B.H., 310-246-9500; stephen webster.com. Rings & earrings, Langley’s own. p.114 Bally black leather jacket, $3,495, striped knit jumper, $675, and camel leather skirt, $2,759, Bally, B.H., 310-271-3310; bally.com. Marc Jacobs jelly python studded bootie, price upon request, Marc Jacobs, L.A., 323-653-5100; marcjacobs.com. p.115 Marc Jacobs silver sequin circles sleeveless crew-neck dress with glitter plastic collar and pocket detail, $4,400, Marc Jacobs, L.A., 323-653-5100; marcjacobs.com. Julieri 14-karat yellow gold and white diamond ring, $2,659, 14-karat rose gold and white diamond ring, $2,999, 14-karat white gold, diamond and sapphire ring, $1,399, 14-karat white gold and diamond ring, $2,519, and 14-karat rose gold and white diamond ring, $3,499, 310-450-6162; julieri.com. p.116 Prada printed dress, $6,790, and sweater, $830, Prada, B.H., 310-278-8661; prada.com. Stephen Webster Vern Bonafide long finger sterling-silver and black rhodium-plated ring, $395, Stephen Webster, B.H., 310-246-9500;

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Impossible Wardrobes, 2015 Rizzoli New York is releasing its monumental trilogy Impossible Wardrobes ($125), a multi-volume, slipcased edition that documents the three revolutionary exhibitions curated by director Olivier Saillard of the Palais Galliera in Paris, and performed by Oscar and BAFTA award-winning actress Tilda Swinton. The series, which melded fashion and performance art, began with The Impossible Wardrobe (2012), in which Swinton walked a runway in historical costumes spanning 200 years; followed by Eternity Dress (2013), where a live audience watched Saillard design a dress to her form; and concluded with Cloakroom (2014), which found Swinton studying the relationship between an article of clothing and its owner. In this image from Eternity Dress, which was staged at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, photographer Ruediger Glatz captured a hands-on moment as the couture collaboration neared completion.

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