Jet nonstop to Napa with JSX 

JSX, the award-winning public charter jet service, has launched a seasonal nonstop jet service between Napa County Airport (APC) and both Burbank (BUR) and Orange County (SNA) airports, offering a seamless new way to travel to the heart of wine country from Southern California.

The new service allows travelers to skip the congestion of major airports as JSX operates from private terminals with expedited, TSA-approved security and check in just 20 minutes before departure.

Onboard, guests enjoy a refined flying experience with 30-seat jets featuring business-class legroom, no middle seats, complimentary gourmet snacks and beverages, in-seat power and high-speed Starlink Wi-Fi.

“JSX and Napa are a perfect pairing,” JSX CEO Alex Wilcox said. “Napa is one of the world’s most celebrated wine regions and deserves an equally refined travel experience to match. Our flights to Napa will give customers the opportunity to arrive closer, faster and in style — all at an attainable price.”

JSX flights will operate four times per week — Monday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday — through November 2025. Fares start at $189 one way (based on roundtrip purchase).

Reservations can be made at jsx.com.

Make it a Champagne summer at Auberge du Soleil

If you need another excuse to head to wine country this July, Champagne Summer at Auberge du Soleil is it. The iconic adults only retreat, perched above Napa Valley’s sun-soaked vineyards, is debuting a month-long lineup of sparkling experiences — think a dedicated Champagne by the glass menu, complimentary daily tastings in the Courtyard, Champagne and caviar pairings at The Bar and a six-course Champagne lunch at the resort’s Michelin-starred restaurant.

In between pairings, unwind in the oversized rooms with private terraces, spend the afternoon at the award-winning spa complete with hydrotherapy circuit or lounge by the pool at La Plage. Other highlights include daily breakfast on The Restaurant terrace, picnic and painting sessions in Le Jardin, complimentary fitness classes and the chance to take one of the resort’s Mercedes-Benz models out for a spin through wine country.

Champagne Summer runs through July 31 and includes a welcome bottle of Billecart-Salmon Le Réserve Champagne, daily breakfast, a three-course dinner for two at the Michelin-starred restaurant and a complimentary room upgrade based on availability. A two-night minimum stay is required. 

For more information and to book visit Aubergeresorts.com.

Discover a different side to Healdsburg at 27 North

Tucked just off the plaza in one of Northern California’s most charming small towns, 27 North is a new 16-room boutique hotel in the center of Sonoma Wine Country. Formerly known as Hotel Les Mars, the luxury property retains its French chateau-inspired architecture while introducing a vibrant new look and guest experiences.

The hotel’s modern Mexican restaurant and bar, Arandas, serves as a hub for weekly music and culinary programming. On Wednesdays, Rock Like a Banshee brings vinyl pairings and Banshee Wines to the patio. Thursday and Friday evenings feature live DJ sets, while weekends shift into Live Music Brunch, complete with mimosas and margaritas. Throughout the week, guests can take part in private Foley Family Wine & Spirit tastings in the Library.

Beyond the hotel, 27 North partners with local providers to offer access to chauffeured Volvo wine tours, luxury car rentals and curated experiences designed to explore the surrounding landscape — from the Sonoma Coast to vineyard-lined backroads. Guests can also visit the nearby Farmhouse Inn for a restorative treatment at the Wellness Barn spa.

For more information or to book, visit 27northhotel.com.

Lounge lakeside at the Hotel Marina Riviera in Big Bear

Set along the shores of Big Bear Lake, the newly revived Hotel Marina Riviera reintroduces a local icon through a modern lens. Originally built in 1968, the 42-room lodge has been restored with respect for its mid-century, Viking-inspired architecture, while updated interiors reflect an elevated take on alpine nostalgia.

Just a two-hour drive from Los Angeles, the hotel’s rooms —redesigned by Los Angeles–based studio Electric Bowery — offer either lakefront balconies or forest views. Interiors feature chunky knits, custom plaid upholstery, analog record players and hand-painted murals that reflect the surrounding landscape.

On the dining front, the hotel is home to De La Nonna Big Bear, the first mountain outpost of the beloved L.A. pizzeria. Overlooking the lake, the restaurant blends Italian-American comfort with Big Bear’s easygoing pace, serving signature square pies, natural wines, seasonal sandwiches and frozen cocktails.

Amenities include a year-round heated pool, cold plunge, barrel sauna and sunset-facing fire pits, along with a private beach club for lakeside lounging. For those looking to explore, the hotel offers easy access to nearby hiking trails, boating and outdoor adventures throughout the San Bernardino Mountains.

For more information or to book, visit hotelmarinariviera.com.

Step inside The Circle at Golden Door

Tucked into a secluded valley just north of San Diego, Golden Door has long held its place as one of the most exclusive and transformative wellness destinations in the world. The legendary 600-acre retreat, limited to just 40 guests per week, offers personalized programs designed to reset the mind, body and spirit through a holistic blend of movement, nature, meditation, art and spa treatments.

This summer, the resort debuts The Circle: a new, multi-sensory meditation installation set beneath the stars atop the Golden Door Labyrinth. Hosted in a 10-foot-high, 360-degree stage surrounded by 12 projection screens, the weekly event immerses guests in slow-moving nature films by acclaimed filmmaker Louie Schwartzberg alongside live musical performances by world-renowned artists. 

During your stay, take advantage of the recent upgrades across the property—from the newly completed spa and updated guest rooms to state-of-the-art fitness facilities and a dedicated art studio. Unwind in the iconic bathhouse and tranquil pools, enjoy classic treatments like Swedish, Thai, Lomi Lomi and Ayurvedic massage, or explore transformative therapies such as EMDR healing, hypnotherapy, guided breathwork and full-body LED therapy in the LightStim room.

The Circle will run weekly through late October, with themed coed weeks ranging from culinary and vintner-focused programming to festive holiday sessions.

For more information or to book, visit Goldendoor.com.

Stay coastal at Surf & Sand, Laguna Beach

Surf & Sand, Laguna Beach has completed a property-wide transformation just in time for summer. The oceanfront resort, located on Southern California’s most picturesque coastline, now features redesigned guestrooms and suites with private balconies, a refreshed resort pool and a new spa.

The arrival experience in the lobby has also been reimagined with a curated collection of art showcasing works by Dale Chihuly, Ran Ortner, Eric Zener, Geoffrey Gersten and Kelsey Irvin. The resort’s signature restaurant, Splashes, now features a brighter, ocean-inspired design, a custom Chihuly chandelier and a menu of seasonal California cuisine served just steps from the surf.

Refreshed guest rooms include bespoke furnishings, Italian marble finishes and seamless indoor-outdoor living through glass patio doors opening to private balconies with ocean views. Bathrooms have been updated with deep-soaking tubs overlooking the Pacific, spacious showers and luxury amenities.

Each room is also equipped with motorized window treatments for light and privacy control, personalized technology managing temperature, lighting and entertainment preferences and state-of-the-art climate control systems.

At Aquaterra Spa, eight serene treatment rooms—including a couple’s suite—offer a menu of restorative therapies, while beachside yoga and holistic wellness programming invite guests to unwind, recharge and reconnect .

For more information or to book, visit surfandsandresort.com.

Live like a local at the Rosewood Miramar Beach

Set along Montecito’s shoreline, Rosewood Miramar Beach stands alone as the only true beachfront hotel in this celebrity-studded enclave. The Forbes Triple Five-Star resort offers sprawling oceanfront suites, a Michelin-starred restaurant, an Edomae-style sushi experience and multiple bars, all complemented by a calendar of curated summer events.

Inspired by the beautiful homes and grand estates of Montecito, the luxury resort’s 119 rooms and 34 suites are scattered across 16 acres of rolling lawns and lush landscaping. The spacious, elegantly furnished accommodations include beach retreats with terraces overlooking the sand, as well as independent garden bungalows.

This year brings a host of new experiences: Bounty, a seasonal dinner series in the garden featuring boutique Central Coast winemakers and vibrant wood-fired cooking; FronteMare, an open-air family-style dinner held at Caruso’s; and an elevated cocktail program at The Manor Bar, where new bar director Eliza Hoar is leading the charge with a literary-themed menu and a globe-spanning guest bartender series.

Together with Godmothers Bookstore in neighboring Summerland, The Manor Bar has also introduced the Godmothers Literary Society, a monthly speaker series featuring intimate author conversations. By day, Reading Hours transforms the bar into a serene space for reading, working and browsing a curated selection of Godmothers titles. 

Beloved traditions return, too. The 4th of July Coastal Cookout offers beachside grilling and family fun on The Great Lawn; the Miramar Swim Raft, a local fixture for over a century, is back in the water; and Miramar Best in Show, the resort’s dog-friendly celebration hosted by Jane Lynch, returns Aug. 24 in support of local rescue organizations.

Other highlights include the Scoop Shop, which serves artisanal gelato and sorbetto crafted from local Santa Barbara ingredients paired with unique toppings like vanilla-infused Ojai olive oil and garden mint. Meanwhile, Sense, a Rosewood Spa, will be offering the Summertime Renewal Brightening Body Treatment—a rejuvenating ritual that combines gentle exfoliation, a nourishing mask and soothing aromatherapy to leave your skin glowing and refreshed after a day by the ocean.

For more information or to book, visit rosewoodhotels.com

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Willy Chavarria turns the Paris runway into a protest against ICE raids

California-born designer Willy Chavarria used his Spring/Summer 2026 show at Paris Men’s Fashion Week last month as a powerful protest against the dehumanizing treatment and forced deportation of immigrants in his home state and beyond.

Held at the historic Salle Pleyel, the show opened with 35 men in stark white T-shirts — created in collaboration with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)— a reference to mass incarceration and recent ICE raids under Trump-era immigration rhetoric.

The tees were not just symbolic. They were a direct statement against the dehumanization of immigrants in the U.S., with tags that read: “The ACLU dares to create a more perfect union – beyond one person, party, or side.” Chavarria, who has long worked with the ACLU, used the platform to amplify the organization’s message and spotlight the communities most under threat.

Known for blending activism and elegance, Chavarria called the collection “HURON” — a nod to his hometown in California’s Central Valley, where many immigrant laborers live and work. “I’m not interested in luxury as a symbol of privilege,” he said of the move. “I’m interested in luxury as a symbol of truth in one’s own character.”

The looks that followed were a sharp continuation of the designer’s exploration of identity, resistance and elevated subversion. Co-developed with head of design Rebeca Mendoza, the collection blended refined tailoring with a rebellious use of color and introduced a complete accessories line built around the signature “W” strapping detail.

Womenswear drew inspiration from filmmakers such as Pedro Almodóvar and Wong Kar-wai, while menswear introduced the relaxed “Chilango” silhouette. Core styles were repeated across vibrant textures and hues, with Italian-milled fabrics and richly finished leathers elevating pieces like the Bad Boy pants and trench-style dresses.

This season also marked a new chapter in the Adidas Originals x Willy Chavarria collaboration, introducing the new Megaride AG sneaker and continuing the designer’s exploration of high-performance fashion with a social conscience. The brand also unveiled a collaboration with iconic French luxury footwear house Charles Jourdan, reimagining beloved silhouettes from the archives through Chavarria’s bold lens

Music helped anchor the emotional resonance of the show, with a score by Michel Gaubert and a performance by Mexican singer-activist Vivir Quintana. Casting by Brent Chua included Paloma Elsesser, Becky G, 2 Chainz, James Harden and Sevdaliza, while styling by Carlos Nazario brought the full narrative to life.

Nespresso and The Weeknd debut the Samra Origins Collection

Singer-songwriter, record producer and actor The Weeknd and Samra Origins — his artisanal coffee brand — have partnered with Nespresso to launch a collaborative collection. 

Co-founded by Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye and named in honor of his mother, Samra Origins reflects his deep personal connection to coffee rituals. The centerpiece of the release is the Togetherness Blend, a bold, rich roast created in partnership with Nespresso, alongside limited-edition drinkware including a tumbler and travel mug.

“Coffee runs deep in my family culture — it’s about gathering, sharing, reflecting,” Tesfaye said. “That’s what Samra Origins and Nespresso mean to me.”

Timed with the next phase of The Weeknd’s global After Hours ’til Dawn tour—and Nespresso’s role as headline sponsor — the release aligns with his performances at SoFi, part of a major cultural moment that blends sound, style and taste. Fans can expect exclusive experiences and coffee-led activations around select tour dates.

The Nespresso | Samra Origins launch is the first of several drops planned through the partnership, with more releases expected later this year.

LACMA and Michael Govan host a first look of the David Geffen Galleries 

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and CEO Michael Govan welcomed guests June 26 for an exclusive first look at the David Geffen Galleries, the museum’s new permanent collection building currently under construction and scheduled to open in April 2026. Presented in its raw, unfinished architectural state, the event marked the first in a series of public programs ahead of the building’s debut.

Designed by Pritzker Prize–winning architect Peter Zumthor in collaboration with Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), the David Geffen Galleries span Wilshire Boulevard and feature a striking series of concrete and glass pavilions. The building includes 110,000-square-feet of gallery space, filled with natural light and fluid pathways that emphasize integration with the surrounding landscape. In addition to reimagining how LACMA presents its encyclopedic collection, the project introduces 3.5 acres of new public space, further connecting the museum to Hancock Park and the city beyond.

The evening showcased the debut performance of “Kamasi Washington Live” at the David Geffen Galleries — a large-scale musical activation led by the acclaimed bandleader and saxophonist. More than 100 musicians performed Washington’s celebrated composition “Harmony of Difference,” with the ensemble spread throughout the building’s expansive 110,000-square-foot gallery space.

The event also featured food stalls celebrating Los Angeles’ diverse culinary cultures, along with a pre-show DJ set by Novena Carmel, host of KCRW’s “Morning Becomes Eclectic.”

Notable guests in attendance included artists Ed Ruscha, Barbara Kruger, Alison Saar, Lauren Halsey, Glenn Kaino, Tacita Dean, Charles Gaines, Calida Rawles, Ruben Ochoa, Sarah Rosalena, Pedro Reyes, Diébédo Francis Kéré, Jorge Pardo and Refik Anadol.

Arts and museum leaders included Glenn Lowry of MoMA, Anne Pasternak of the Brooklyn Museum, Timothy Potts of the J. Paul Getty Museum, Zoë Ryan of the Hammer Museum, Sasha Suda of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Franklin Sirmans of Pérez Art Museum Miami and Joanne Heyler of The Broad.

The event also welcomed collectors, patrons and LACMA trustees including Cheech Marin, Thelma Golden, Tony Ressler, Gillian Wynn and Colleen Bell, alongside art world figures such as Jeffrey Deitch, David Maupin and Shaun Regen.

The program was presented in partnership with East West Bank, the lead sponsor of LACMA’s David Geffen Galleries opening events. Support for the reception series was provided by Christie’s.

This preview marks a milestone in LACMA’s transformation and signals the beginning of a new era for the museum’s campus and programming.

For more information and future events, visit lacma.org.

Casa Dani and Katsuya land at Westfield Century City

Hospitality group sbe has officially debuted two major culinary concepts at Westfield Century City: Casa Dani by three-Michelin-starred Spanish chef Dani García and a newly updated Katsuya Century City by master sushi chef Katsuya Uechi. 

Designed by longtime sbe collaborator David Rockwell and his Rockwell Group, the 17,000-square-foot venue features seating for 400 guests, an atrium-style arrival, three bars (including an open-air Katsuya Beer Garden), and sweeping terrace views of the Hollywood and Beverly Hills skyline.

Casa Dani — short for “Dani’s House” — marks García’s first West Coast venture and continues the Mediterranean approach that earned his flagship restaurant global acclaim. The menu draws from García’s Andalusian roots and emphasizes seasonal produce, standout paellas and refined seafood dishes.

Next door, Katsuya Century City marks the fourth L.A. location and 11th globally for the beloved Japanese concept. The refreshed menu continues Chef Katsuya’s fusion of traditional Japanese techniques with California-style innovation. 

“Los Angeles is where sbe began, and this opening reflects our ongoing commitment to creating world-class hospitality experiences,” Sam Nazarian, founder and CEO of sbe, said. “It’s an honor to work with Chefs García and Uechi to bring something truly special to Century City.”

Together, Casa Dani and Katsuya offer a dual dining destination that blends Mediterranean and Japanese culinary traditions with thoughtful design and global influence—solidifying Westfield Century City as one of L.A.’s top food and cultural hubs.

The dual-concept destination opened to the public Thursday, with reservations available exclusively through Resy.

Balenciaga and Puma drop a new sportswear collaboration  

Balenciaga and Puma have officially launched their long-anticipated collaboration which was first unveiled during Balenciaga’s Winter 25 runway show. The collection blends Puma’s legacy in performance athletic wear with Balenciaga’s distinct design language, resulting in a range of footwear and ready-to-wear pieces that explore the crossover between technical sportswear and high fashion.

The footwear offering centers on the Speedcat Sneaker, originally introduced by Puma in 1999 with a flat sole engineered for racing and pedal feedback. Balenciaga reinterprets the silhouette in several new forms: the Destroyed Speedcat, a deconstructed version with a flexible, sock-like upper and a raw-cut Formstrip; a leather slip-on variant with a streamlined laceless profile; and the Balenciaga | Puma Ballerina, which merges the Speedcat’s structure with a ballet flat, crafted in satin.

Garments in the collection range from classic tracksuits in crisp and faded nylon to sweatsuits made from extra-dry molleton and stamped with Balenciaga’s lion crest—a nod to traditional soccer warm-up gear. The collection also includes co-branded hoodies, T-shirts and shorts in a variety of silhouettes, alongside standout items like a shearling track jacket and a trompe-l’œil bathrobe coat constructed in suede-lined molleton.

The accompanying campaign, shot by Dutch photographer Ari Versluis, features models wearing pieces from the collaboration alongside the Balenciaga Winter 25 collection. The campaign includes stills and video footage of models Diede, Tianee, Brooks, Yav, and Joe performing high-intensity gabber dance routines, set to the 1962 track Tous Les Garçons et Les Filles by Françoise Hardy.

The Balenciaga | Puma collection is now available in select Balenciaga stores and online.

Converse unveils the 1908 Program with Tyler, the Creator

Converse has cracked open the vault and dropped the first styles from 1908, a new archival collection that reintroduces deep cuts from the brand’s design history in collaboration with Tyler, the Creator.

The program debuts with two retro silhouettes from the 1970s: the Naut-1, a reboot of Converse’s classic boating shoe rooted in early 20th-century nautical design, and the Jogger, a nod to the brand’s athletic innovation and running heritage. Both styles were handpicked and reimagined by Tyler, who’s been wearing them on stage during his global “Chromakopia” tour.

The Naut-1 traces its origins to 1913, when Converse first introduced a yachting silhouette. It evolved through the decades into a boating shoe designed for both performance and style, with canvas uppers, non-corroding eyelets, a fast-drying sponge footbed and a herringbone tread for grip. The 2025 version honors the original while introducing modern refinements and is available in Starlight Blue, Dachshund and Cannoli Cream colorways.

The Jogger was first released in 1976 during the height of the jogging boom and built for casual athletic wear, with a wedge sole and wraparound heel detail for stability and comfort. The updated version maintains the vintage silhouette and is offered in Forest Shade, Bistre and Quiet Tide colorways.

With more than 115 years of design legacy to draw from, the 1908 Program is Converse’s latest effort to showcase the breadth of its archive. Designed as an ongoing platform, it connects past and present through storytelling, experimentation and the creative voices shaping what comes next.

The limited-edition Converse 1908 Naut-1 and Jogger are available now at Converse.com and GOLF le FLEUR*.

Tracy Anderson opens a new workout studio in Santa Monica

Celebrity fitness guru Tracy Anderson is opening a new studio, Tracy Anderson Privé, in Santa Monica – just across the street from Crossroads School.

Privé brings Anderson’s signature multidirectional movement and accessory-muscle training methods back to the Westside after her Brentwood studio closed in 2020. 

Known for her celebrity following which has included Madonna, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jennifer  Lopez, Tracee  Ellis  Ross and Olivia Wilde, Anderson’s technique balances functionality, strength and sculpting.

The space is billed as a sanctuary where movement becomes a way of being, and a synergistic experience curated to nourish every facet of well-being with state-of-the-art amenities. 

“Privé is a space where your full being is welcome — where you can show up as you are, nurture yourself in the ways that make you whole, and discover what true balance means for you,” Anderson said of the studio. 

Memberships and offerings feature bespoke options for individuals and families, as well as access to the global studio network.

Tracy Anderson Privé is located at 1729  21st  St, Santa Monica, CA 90404. Information about membership can be found here.

Sisley Paris and Patrick Foley unveil a lipstick inspired by Jaclyn Smith

Sisley Paris has partnered once again with celebrity makeup artist Patrick Foley for a new addition to its Phyto-Rouge Shine Sheer lipstick collection. 

This marks the second collaboration between the French luxury beauty brand and Foley, whose three-decade career includes red carpet work for some of Hollywood’s most celebrated faces. In 2023, Foley collaborated with Sisley on 13 Sheer Beverly Hills, a universally flattering beige tone that quickly became a bestseller and frequently sold out after launch.

The new shade, Bel Air, pays tribute to Foley’s longtime friend and muse, actress Jaclyn Smith, and the Los Angeles neighborhood she calls home. Designed as the perfect plum-berry nude, Bel Air was created to be a universally wearable mauve shade that eliminates the need to blend multiple lipsticks to achieve the ideal tone.

“Patrick and I embody the definition of true friends,” Smith said of the collaboration. “I’m honored that he found the inspiration in me to create Bel Air, something beautiful for women everywhere.”

To celebrate the launch, Smith and Foley hosted a dinner at the Hotel Bel-Air last month. Guests included Alana Stewart, Dyan Cannon, Susan Blakely and Morgan Fairchild.

As with the Beverly Hills collaboration, the creation of Bel Air involved close work between Foley and the d’Ornano family — founders of Sisley Paris — and their international color team, with formulas and samples traveling back and forth between Los Angeles and Paris for nearly a year.

The Sisley Paris Phyto-Rouge Shine 26 Sheer Bel Air retails for $67 and is available now online and in select stores.

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Moncler teams up with Donald Glover for an Ojai-inspired collection

Luxury fashion brand Moncler has teamed up with Emmy-winning actor and Grammy-winning musician Donald Glover on a new Genius collection inspired by Gilga Farm, his creative hub and retreat located in Ojai, California.

Titled Moncler x Gilga Farm, the collection reinterprets Moncler’s alpine heritage through a Californian lens, blending the brand’s mountain wear DNA with Glover’s focus on functionality, comfort and everyday usefulness.

The collection includes quilted jackets, technical linen canvas, wool-cashmere knits, lightweight ripstop windbreakers and a standout burnt orange suede jacket. Other key pieces include oversized workwear-inspired layers, shorts, cotton tees and a convertible duvet jacket that transforms into a sleeping bag — a reference to Moncler’s original sleeping bag product. The pieces are designed to be wearable in transitional weather, balancing practicality with relaxed style.

Colorways are inspired by the Ojai Valley landscape and Gilga Farm’s surroundings, featuring washed pinks, creams, oranges and pale blues. Natural-feel fabrics are used throughout and orange fiber — a nod to Gilga’s citrus groves — is woven into select garments. The orange also appears as a recurring motif in logos and design accents.

Footwear includes a simplified version of the Moncler Trailgrip Vela sandal, made from cotton ribbon and leather and finished with a pale pink Vibram sole.

The collaboration also introduces playful design elements, including patches, comic strip graphics and a reimagined version of Moncler’s Monduck mascot, shown as a farmer character across the collection. Animated care labels — voiced by Glover — reference the Monduck tag found in his first Moncler jacket, blending personal storytelling with brand heritage.

“Functionality is key — it’s something that connects the world of Gilga and Moncler,” Glover said of the collaboration. “We both create for real-world usefulness.”

The campaign features a short animated film in which a cartoon version of Glover falls asleep at Gilga Farm and dreams of a Moncler alpine landscape, illustrating the merging of both worlds.

Moncler x Gilga Farm is available now at select Moncler locations and online at moncler.com.

A new book and exhibit explore Christian Dior’s floral inspiration 

A new book titled “Dior Enchanting Gardens” explores the central role that nature, gardens and flowers have played in the creative universe of Christian Dior and the legacy of the house he founded.

Published by Rizzoli, the volume traces Dior’s lifelong fascination with the natural world, which began in his childhood home, Villa Les Rhumbs in Granville, and extended to other private residences including the Château de La Colle Noire in Montauroux and the Moulin du Coudret in Milly-la-Forêt. These locations and their gardens are presented chapter by chapter, offering insight into how they influenced both Dior’s personal life and creative output.

Flowers were a key inspiration for Dior from the start — notably in his 1947 New Look collection, which featured the Corolle line, and in the creation of Miss Dior, his first fragrance. The book connects these early inspirations to the work of Dior’s artistic successors, including Maria Grazia Chiuri, showing how floral motifs have remained a defining element of the brand’s aesthetic through decades of couture and fragrance design.

Alongside text contributions, the book features rare archival documents and photographs by leading fashion photographers such as Henry Clarke, Patrick Demarchelier, Brigitte Niedermair and Paolo Roversi. Garments are shown alongside Dior’s most iconic fragrances in a visual and historical survey that spans from the original femme-fleur silhouette to contemporary designs.

“Dior Enchanting Gardens” includes a preface by Jean-Paul Claverie, an introduction by Brigitte Richart and essays by contributors including Philippe Deliau, Amy de La Haye, Vincent Leret, Barbara Jeauffroy-Mairet and Coline Zellal.

The book is a companion to the exhibition of the same name, running at the Musée Christian Dior in Granville, France through Nov. 2.

Regen Projects presents Kevin Beasley’s “What delineates the edge” 

Artist Kevin Beasley returns to Regen Projects this summer with “What delineates the edge,” his second solo exhibition at the gallery. Known for his sculptural work that fuses found materials with experimental processes, Beasley continues his exploration of memory, materiality and spatial form through a new series of wall-mounted slabs and freestanding sculptures.

The exhibition centers on the idea of thresholds — both literal and metaphorical — bringing together personal and cultural references. Using his signature cast resin technique, Beasley incorporates objects such as bedsheets, military uniforms, hats, carbon fiber, denim and shoes into sculptural screens that function like movable partitions. These works act as armatures for meaning, creating porous, layered boundaries that invite viewers to navigate the space through improvisation.

Also on view are Beasley’s “Synths” — large resin panels embedded with items like raw cotton, chipped pool cues, PPE components and T-shirts. The compositions reference both Beasley’s personal history growing up in Virginia and broader cultural narratives, with the materials sometimes clearly visible and other times obscured. The title, drawn from musical synthesizers, reflects the work’s aim to translate memory and emotion into visual form.

The show follows Beasley’s recent large-scale installation at Storm King Art Center and recent exhibitions at the Walker Art Center and the 15th Gwangju Biennale. His work is held in major public collections including the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Tate Modern in London and the Art Institute of Chicago.

“What delineates the edge” is on view at Regen Projects, 6750 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, California 90038, from July 2 to Aug. 16.

Reformation x StyledSara debut the Sara Linen Dress

Reformation, the cult-favorite Los Angeles label known for its effortlessly feminine silhouettes and commitment to sustainability, has launched a new collaboration with stylist and fashion consultant Sara Walker. 

The Sara Linen Dress is a ladylike midi crafted from 100% linen, complete with scalloped trim and buckle details that channel Walker’s deep archive of fashion references. “I designed a piece that feels effortless and flattering, but still packed with personality,” she said. “The scalloped trim was inspired by a 1960s fashion magazine I’ve kept for years, and the buckle details are a subtle wink to a ‘90s runway moment I’ve never forgotten.”

The dress will be available in three distinct colorways: Stampede, a chocolate brown zebra print; Nectarine, a coral-and-orange colorblock; and Parmesan, a soft yellow with crisp white accents.

To celebrate the launch, Walker hosted an intimate lunch at the Chateau Marmont earlier this month. Guests including Tezza, Angela Fink, Gab Waller and Liv Perez all wore the new design, styled their own way — a fitting tribute to Reformation’s blend of timeless appeal and individual expression.

This collaboration follows a string of successful partnerships for the brand, which has previously teamed up with fashion and culture tastemakers like Kacey Musgraves, Devon Lee Carlson and Laura Harrier. 

Priced at $278 USD, it’s available now online and in Reformation stores nationwide—each boutique carrying one exclusive colorway.

A$AP Rocky x Ray-Ban unveil the Wayfarer Puffer

A$AP Rocky has teamed up with Ray-Ban to debut the Wayfarer Puffer, a bold new take on the brand’s most iconic silhouette. Designed under his new role as creative director, Puffer is the latest addition to the A$AP Rocky x Ray-Ban collection.

The frame is defined by its inflated, sculptural shape—pushing the boundaries of classic eyewear design, while the campaign, shot in Harlem, features local artists and friends from the neighborhood where he grew up.

The Wayfarer Puffer first appeared on the red carpet at the 2025 Met Gala, where Rocky wore a one-of-a-kind version customized with 18K gold logos, natural diamonds and gemstone-set rivets. He later introduced additional colorways—including green, red, yellow, white and pink—at a private event in Cannes.

The Wayfarer Puffer is now available on Ray-Ban.com, in Ray-Ban stores, and at select EssilorLuxottica retailers including Sunglass Hut.

FIFA celebrates the debut of its ready-to-wear brand in Beverly Hills  

FIFA 1904, the new ready-to-wear brand from the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), marked its official launch and the first FIFA Club World Cup in the U.S. with an intimate dinner at Mr. Chow last Monday.

The evening brought together guests including co-founders Julie Anne Quay and Leonardo Lawson, alongside FIFA ambassadors, fashion figures and cultural tastemakers. Attendees included Alessandra Ambrosio, Alton Mason, Tiffany Haddish, Matt Bomer, Javier Pastore, Maarten Paes and Bafétimbi Gomis. Music for the event was provided by The Misshapes.

Timed to coincide with the FIFA Club World Cup in Miami, the brand’s launch introduces a new fashion-forward platform within the world of international football. FIFA 1904’s debut capsule collection offers luxury unisex essentials that blend sport and streetwear. The collection includes t-shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants and hats, designed with premium textures, minimal graphics and a focus on fit and function. 

Founded by Quay (VFILES founder and minority owner of Barnsley F.C.) and Lawson (former Yeezy Gap President), FIFA 1904 represents FIFA’s first official ready-to-wear venture. Named for the year FIFA was founded on Rue Saint-Honoré in Paris, the brand merges global football heritage with modern design principles.

FIFA 1904 has also appointed Marcus Clayton as creative director. Clayton, whose background includes roles at Louis Vuitton, Givenchy, Fenty and most recently as creative director of Maison Kitsuné, will debut his first full collection for the brand later this year.

Prices range from $55–$155 and are available on the FIFA 1904 website. Looking ahead, the FIFA 1904 capsule will be followed by Resort 2026 collections, expanding the brand’s vision at the intersection of football and contemporary fashion.

Eleventy Milano opens at South Coast Plaza

Italian luxury brand Eleventy Milano has unveiled its latest boutique at South Coast Plaza.

Founded in Milan in 2007 by Marco Baldassari and Paolo Zuntini, Eleventy is built on the concept of “smart luxury” — a contemporary interpretation of sartorial tradition that combines high-quality materials with effortless, everyday sophistication for both men and women.

Conceived by Milan-based firm Parisotto + Formenton Architetti, the new space embodies Eleventy’s signature aesthetic: refined yet approachable, modern yet rooted in tradition. The interiors feature a harmonious blend of materials — light oak wood, Navona Travertine and brushed steel — creating a serene, tactile environment that elevates the shopping experience.

“South Coast Plaza represents the pinnacle of luxury retail,” Co-founder and creative director Baldassari said. “For Eleventy, opening here is not just a milestone—it’s an opportunity to share our vision of Italian lifestyle and understated elegance with a discerning new audience.”

More than a boutique, the new Eleventy space is designed as an immersive expression of Milanese living, with an open layout and curated styling that invite guests to explore the brand’s world through storytelling and design.

The boutique can be found on Level 2 in the Carousel Court. South Coast Plaza is located at 3333 Bristol St, Costa Mesa, California 92626

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For most American readers, Wintour is synonymous with the magazine. And with her departure, she becomes the last Vogue editor-in-chief worldwide, as the title is officially retired across all editions. This marks more than a staffing change — it closes a foundational chapter in Condé Nast’s history.

Despite all the noise, Wintour — now 75 — remains Vogue’s global editorial director and Condé Nast’s chief content officer, extending her influence across continents, platforms and mediums. The decision to retire the editor-in-chief title is likely part of a broader global restructuring Condé Nast began in 2021, reflecting both a strategic unification of editorial voices and a response to economic pressures facing legacy media — pressures fueled by the upending of traditional publishing over the past two decades due to the rise of bloggers, influencers and social platforms that democratized taste and disrupted authority.

Still, there’s no denying that something profound is ending. The era of the singular visionary who alone defines a magazine’s voice is giving way to a new model — though that perception, shaped in part by pop culture portrayals like “The Devil Wears Prada,” wasn’t strictly accurate to begin with. While Wintour was the final word, as editor-in-chief she worked closely with a dedicated, talented team who helped shape Vogue’s editorial vision. Many of these staffers were mentored by her and have gone on to lead and influence the broader fashion media landscape.

Sara Moonves began her career at Vogue before leaving to become a contributing fashion editor at W, where she now serves as editor-in-chief and helped guide the magazine through its buyout from Condé Nast. Eva Chen moved from Teen Vogue to Instagram, where she is now director of fashion partnerships. Samira Nasr started as a market assistant at Vogue, later became executive fashion director at Vanity Fair and is now editor-in-chief of Harper’s Bazaar. Most recently, Mark Guiducci, who held senior roles at Vogue, was appointed editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair. As Wintour told staff last week: “I find that my greatest pleasure is helping the next generation of impassioned editors storm the field with their own ideas.”

Wintour also championed the designers and photographers who helped define Vogue’s aesthetic. She spotted Marc Jacobs early on, even helping him secure prestigious venues when finances were tight. She was an unwavering supporter of Alexander McQueen and continued to back John Galliano through his career’s more turbulent chapters. In 2006, she encouraged Brooks Brothers to take a chance on the then-unknown Thom Browne, helping launch his rise to prominence. Meanwhile her partnerships with photographers such as Peter Lindbergh, Annie Leibovitz, Steven Meisel, David Sims and Craig McDean have all been instrumental in shaping Vogue’s visual language.

“If you’re in a creative field, you know how essential it is never to stop growing in your work,” she shared with the Vogue team. “When I became the editor of Vogue, I was eager to prove to all who might listen that there was a new, exciting way to imagine an American fashion magazine.”

And she delivered on that vision. From transforming the Met Gala into fashion’s most-watched event — an evolution captured in the acclaimed 2016 documentary “The First Monday in May” — to blending celebrity culture with high fashion, Wintour didn’t just edit Vogue, she turned it into a cultural barometer.

She advocated for emerging designers before it was mainstream, made street style front row-worthy and elevated red carpets into editorial campaigns. With initiatives like the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund and Fashion’s Night Out, she provided crucial business support to rising talent and helped energize the retail economy.

Wintour also led Vogue’s seamless transition online — something many legacy brands struggled with. Her clear vision for digital, social and video content transformed Vogue into a multi-platform brand. The new Vogue app brings the brand even closer to how people consume content today. It’s now the go-to hub for all of Vogue’s digital offerings — from runway shows and seamless shopping experiences to behind-the-scenes posts from editors and contributors, making it feel more like a social feed than a traditional magazine platform.

Another savvy innovation was the creation of the Vogue 100 Club, an exclusive membership program that offers the brand’s most devoted followers access to Vogue’s inner circle while also establishing a new, high-end revenue stream. Wintour also launched Vogue World, a roving live event that blends runway shows with immersive performances and city-specific cultural storytelling. It debuted in New York in 2022, expanded to London and Paris, and this October, will take place  in Los Angeles on the Paramount Pictures lot. Under her leadership, Vogue has become more accessible and reflective of the world today.

“On a practical level, many of my responsibilities will remain the same,” she noted in her formal announcement. “Including paying very close attention to the fashion industry and the creative cultural force that is our extraordinary Met Ball … and charting the course of future Vogue Worlds or any other original fearless ideas we may come up with. And it goes without saying that I plan to remain Vogue’s tennis and theater editor in perpetuity.”

So, while the editor-in-chief title may be retiring, Anna Wintour is certainly not.

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La DoubleJ and (RED) debut the Coupe Rose Capsule Collection

Luxury Milanese fashion house La DoubleJ has partnered with global nonprofit (RED) — co-founded by Bono and Bobby Shriver — to launch a limited-edition capsule collection, with all profits supporting (RED)’s life-saving programs.

The Coupe Rose capsule collection features a trio of signature La DoubleJ pieces: the bestselling Better Than Your Boyfriend’s Shirt in shimmering fil coupé, coordinating Pull-Up Shorts and a silk Mini Foulard, all crafted in 100% Italian silk.

As with all La DoubleJ collections, the pieces are designed by women, for women and produced entirely in Italy. This time, however, 100% of profits will be donated directly to (RED), funding life-saving HIV and health programs where they are needed most.

La DoubleJ founder and CEO J.J. Martin, a California native who built her bold, joy-fueled brand from Milan, described the partnership as “a perfect expression of our mission: to make joyful, fabulous clothes that not only elevate the wearer but also uplift the world.”

Shot in a vibrant, global campaign, the collaboration is supported by a powerful roster of La DoubleJ friends and (RED) supporters including Iman, Lake Bell, Busy Philipps and Noma Dumezweni. The images celebrate the expressive, spirited energy of the brand while reinforcing the urgency of (RED)’s mission.

The partnership comes at a time of renewed urgency in the fight against AIDS. Despite decades of progress, recent funding withdrawals — compounded by gender inequality, marginalization and gender-based violence — have put women and girls at greater risk. Today, they account for 44% of all new HIV infections globally — a figure this collaboration aims to help reverse.

The Coupe Rose capsule is available now at ladoublej.com.

Princess Diana’s wardrobe to go under the hammer in Beverly Hills

Julien’s Auctions has opened bidding and registration for the much-anticipated sale, Princess Diana’s Style & A Royal Collection, set to take place live on Thursday at The Peninsula Beverly Hills.

The landmark auction offers collectors a rare opportunity to acquire iconic pieces from Princess Diana’s wardrobe, charting her unforgettable transformation from shy royal bride to global fashion icon.

The sale will feature over 300 items, with standout pieces including the 1986 Catherine Walker Falcon Evening Gown, the 1988 Bellville Sassoon Floral Day Dress and Diana’s 1981 wedding gown illustration by Elizabeth Emanuel, designer of her legendary bridal gown.

Beyond Diana, the auction also showcases a curated selection of historic garments and accessories from British royal history, including treasures associated with the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret.

Designer Elizabeth Emanuel, who famously co-created Princess Diana’s wedding gown, said of the personal significance of the pieces being offered, “Diana’s elegance and spirit left an indelible mark — not just on fashion, but on the world. These pieces have been lovingly preserved for decades, and it feels deeply meaningful to share them now with those who continue to be inspired by her legacy.”

The event will culminate in a series of global VIP previews and will unfold in the Verandah Ballroom — transformed into a setting evocative of a royal afternoon tea. Guests will bid amidst champagne and confections, honoring Diana’s legacy of elegance and generosity. Proceeds from Princess Diana’s items will benefit Muscular Dystrophy UK, a cause near and dear to the late Princess.

Julien’s Auctions, renowned for record-breaking sales in celebrity and royal memorabilia, expects this sale to draw international attention and competitive bidding, underscoring Diana’s status as an eternal style icon.

Bidding and registration are now live at juliensauctions.com, where a full catalog can also be explored.

The Getty Villa reopens with a monumental exhibition on Mycenaean Greece

After a temporary closure following the Palisades Fire, the Getty Villa Museum reopens this summer with a sweeping, once-in-a-generation exhibition: “The Kingdom of Pylos: Warrior-Princes of Ancient Greece,” the first major North American presentation devoted to the Mycenaean civilization.

The landmark exhibition brings together more than 230 rare objects, most of them traveling from Greece for the first time. Organized in collaboration with the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, the exhibition explores the rise of Pylos, a Bronze Age kingdom ruled by warrior-princes and home to one of the antiquity’s most extraordinary palatial complexes — famously attributed to the Homeric hero, King Nestor.

Presented in four immersive sections, the show opens with a spotlight on the Palace of Nestor, the best-preserved Mycenaean palace discovered on the Greek mainland. Among its most astonishing finds: clay tablets inscribed in Linear B, the earliest known form of written Greek. The famed Tripod Tablet, included in the exhibition, was key in the eventual decipherment of this ancient script — an act that transformed the understanding of Pre-Classical Greece.

A highlight of the second gallery is the recent and breathtaking discovery of the Griffin Warrior Tomb, hailed as one of the most significant archaeological finds in Greece in decades. Unearthed in 2015 by University of Cincinnati archaeologists near the palace site, the undisturbed shaft grave yielded an astonishing trove of goods, including the Pylos Combat Agate — a miniature masterpiece depicting a warrior in mid-battle, rendered in impossibly fine detail.

Other showstoppers include Mycenaean sealstones, ceremonial daggers inlaid with silver and gold and a remarkable boar’s-tusk helmet — an object long thought to exist only in Homeric poetry. 

“’The Kingdom of Pylos’ is a revelation,” Timothy Potts, director of the Getty Museum, said. “It offers visitors a rare opportunity to encounter the earliest Greek-speaking culture — one that gave rise to the myths, poetry and artistic traditions that still shape our world today.”

Curated by Claire Lyons with contributions from leading Greek and American archaeologists, the exhibition is accompanied by a full slate of public programming, from lectures and curator talks to a sensory workshop recreating a 3,000-year-old Mycenaean perfume.

“The Kingdom of Pylos: Warrior-Princes of Ancient Greece” opens on Friday. Admission to the Getty Villa is always free, but reservations are required for admission. 

Kathy Hilton and Anna Zuckerman debut their Summer 2025 jewelry collection

Kathy Hilton and jewelry designer Anna Zuckerman have unveiled the latest chapter in their creative partnership: the Kathy Hilton x Anna Zuckerman Summer 2025 Collection.

Designed to reflect the joy and vibrancy of summer, the capsule blends Hilton’s signature glamour with Zuckerman’s sustainable, forward-thinking approach to fine jewelry. Expect a palette of sun-washed pastels, vintage-inspired silhouettes and brilliant color-forward pieces — many of them reimagined from past bestsellers, others entirely new. Prices range from $125 to $2,000, with each piece crafted using Zuckerman’s signature Diamond Crystalline — a radiant, ethical alternative to mined diamonds.

“I’m thrilled to continue this collaboration with Anna,” Hilton said. “Her sustainable philosophy and dedication to design mirror my own values. This collection feels fresh and joyful — just in time for summer.”

Zuckerman’s jewelry, which launched in 2020, is crafted from repurposed lab-grown diamonds and salvaged gem materials, set in precious metals. Together, Hilton and Zuckerman invite collectors, stylists and fine jewelry lovers alike to explore a collection that celebrates timeless elegance with a modern conscience.

The Kathy Hilton x Anna Zuckerman Summer 2025 Collection is available now at annazuckerman.com.

Brad Pitt’s God’s True Cashmere brand unveils a new linen collection

Sat Hari and Brad Pitt, co-founders of God’s True Cashmere, are ushering in a new chapter for the brand with the debut of God’s True Linen. Launching as part of the Spring/Summer 2025 collection, The Elysian Collection marks the brand’s first foray into linen — infused, as always, with its signature focus on wellness, luxury and intentional design.

Crafted from 100% natural linen, the collection draws on the fabric’s inherent breathability, anti-inflammatory properties and stress-reducing energy. The gender-neutral collection is offered in a soft, calming palette — think creams, sky blues and sunshine yellow, with a deep green look included in tribute to the dream that sparked the brand’s founding. A vibrant racer stripe brings a playful, crafted edge to select designs.

“Linen seems like the obvious progression of the brand,” Pitt said. “This collection is vibrant, exciting and introduces a fresh dimension to what we are doing.”

Founded in 2019 by Pitt and energy healer Sat Hari, God’s True Cashmere launched with luxurious 100% cashmere shirts made in Italy. Each garment features buttons crafted from healing stones, thoughtfully placed to align with the wearer’s chakras, merging wellness and style in a truly unique expression of luxury that is designed with sustainability in mind.

The collection is available now at godstruecashmere.com.

Tiffany & Co. celebrates the new HardWear collection with artist Anna Weyant

Earlier this month, Tiffany & Co. hosted an intimate dinner on the rooftop terrace of its Fifth Avenue Landmark store in New York City, in celebration of its latest Tiffany HardWear campaign featuring contemporary painter Anna Weyant.

Guests, including campaign star Weyant, Phoebe Gates, Laura Harrier, Georgia Fowler and Karen Elson, were immersed in the spirit of the Tiffany HardWear Collection — celebrating love’s transformative strength and enduring resilience.

The event featured a bespoke Ruinart Blanc de Blancs created exclusively for Tiffany & Co., a custom-designed tablescape and a menu crafted by renowned chef Daniel Boulud. Music curated by Ruby Aldridge, who also joined the celebration, set the perfect tone for the night inspired by the city’s architecture and energy.

First introduced in 2017 and now reimagined through a contemporary lens, the Tiffany HardWear Collection is rooted in a 1962 archival design and inspired by the industrial energy of the city itself.

The new collection plays with tension and proportion—most notably through gauge link bracelets, wrap necklaces and pavé diamond-adorned silhouettes—balancing utility and elegance. 

Jono Pandolfi pops up at The Row DTLA

Jono Pandolfi, the New Jersey-based ceramics atelier behind the hand-thrown plates found at some of California’s most celebrated restaurants — Bell’s, Felix Trattoria, Redbird, Rustic Canyon and The Inn at Mattei’s Tavern among them — is bringing its cult-favorite dinnerware to Los Angeles for a limited-time pop-up.

The studio’s distinctive pieces, which also star in “The Bear” (the cult-favorite FX/Hulu television series created by Christopher Storer), will be available to shop in person, including the 10.5” Coupe Entree Plate, the 8” Coupe Pasta Bowl, the Alaska Bowl and more from the Coupe collection — all featured in Carmy’s kitchen.

Also on offer, the Square Sided collection and a special new release: four custom glazes originally developed for restaurants, now available to the public for the first time in Lavender, Shiny Green, Sage and Pink.

Each piece is handmade in Union City, New Jersey, by a team of 16 artisans. The process is as precise as it is tactile, involving up to 15 steps and techniques including slip casting, jiggering and traditional wheel throwing. 

The Jono Pandolfi Pop-Up is open now through June 29 at The Row DTLA, 767 S Alameda St., Los Angeles, 90021.

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Balenciaga and Britney Spears debut a surprise collaboration 

Balenciaga’s latest music series is turning the spotlight on Britney Spears — an artist who not only redefined pop but also shaped its visual language. The Balenciaga Music | Britney Spears series marks her first collaboration to bridge fashion and music and was unveiled as part of Balenciaga by Demna “Exactitudes.”

The Spears capsule features limited-edition ready-to-wear and accessories including T-shirts, zip-up hoodies, silk twill flags and pierced-brim caps. Each piece features a Britney Spears autograph motif and archival imagery by Rankin and Steven Klein. Aged finishes and handwritten-style graphics give the collection the texture of vintage, fan-worn memorabilia.

“I have always loved fashion and was so honored and excited Balenciaga and Demna chose to collaborate with me on Demna’s last collection with the House,” Spears said. “These are some of my favorite images from such an amazing time in my career and life, and I’m so excited to share it with everyone.”

The launch is accompanied by a Balenciaga Music playlist curated by Spears, featuring music from her personal archive as well as tracks that have inspired her. The playlist is available through a dedicated Music Hub on balenciaga.com, with streaming links for Apple Music and Spotify.

Also releasing is the “Britney4ever” EP by BFRND, featuring official remixes of “Gimme More” — first heard during the Summer 25 show — and “Oops! … I Did It Again,” marking the song’s 25th anniversary. The EP is released under Sony Music and available via BFRND’s artist page on Spotify and Apple Music.

BFRND, the French composer behind Balenciaga’s sound since 2017, has created original scores for every presentation under Demna. “Britney is a trailblazer,” he said. “Reworking her legacy is a great honor.”

After a decade at Balenciaga, Demna will depart the House later this summer to join Gucci as artistic director. His final collection, Balenciaga by Demna “Exactitudes,” brought together garments from 35 past seasons, new designs and pieces from his own wardrobe. “This is my love letter to the most loyal and fashion-forward audience we’ve built around the House,” he writes. “It is the end of a wonderful era that I wanted to capture and celebrate.”

The collection is available now at select Balenciaga stores worldwide and at balenciaga.com.

American Contemporary Ballet debuts ‘The Euterpides’

American Contemporary Ballet (ACB) is debuting “The Euterpides,” a new ballet created by ACB Director Lincoln Jones and young composing prodigy Alma Deutscher. Inspired by a reinvented myth of the Greek Muse of Music, Euterpe, and her daughters’ musical delights, the ballet promises a fresh fusion of myth and melody.

Deutscher, hailed as “a new Mozart” by The New York Times and praised by Zubin Mehta as “one of the greatest musical talents of today,” began composing astonishing works at an early age: her first piano sonata at five, violin concerto at nine and full opera at 10. Now 20 and commissioned by ACB, she has composed her first ballet score.

“When I’m not composing, you’ll find me dancing; it’s my other great passion, so I was over the moon when American Contemporary Ballet asked me to write a short ballet for them to premiere in June,” Deutscher said. “This project is so special because the story itself is about music.”

Deutscher will conduct the first two performances of “The Euterpides” in person, traveling from Vienna. She will also conduct the musical interlude: the overture to her full-length opera “Cinderella,” which premiered in Vienna under the patronage of Mehta when she was just 11.

Jones provided Deutscher with an original libretto to bring to life through music. He describes their collaboration as reminiscent of the classical ballet-making process of legends like George Balanchine and Igor Stravinsky — only now with modern tools like video chats and emails. “Alma not only has the rare gift of creating beautiful melodies that stay with you, but the even rarer ability to write great dance music,” he said.

“The Euterpides” will be presented alongside Balanchine’s “Serenade,” often regarded as his first American masterpiece. Praised for its emotional clarity and choreographic brilliance, “Serenade” offers a breathtaking interpretation of Tchaikovsky’s luminous score, performed live by a full string orchestra.

The performances will be held on at Television City, 200 N Fairfax Ave., Stage 33, Los Angeles, 90036. Tickets are available here.

Urban Jürgensen celebrates its relaunch with a star-studded party

Earlier this month, Urban Jürgensen marked its historic relaunch with “Skål and Fejre – Urban Jürgensen: The Next Generation,” a one-night-only June 5 celebration at The Barker Hangar in Santa Monica. 

Known as one of the world’s oldest independent watchmakers, with a 250-year heritage of crafting exquisite, handcrafted timepieces, Urban Jürgensen is celebrated for its blend of traditional artistry and modern innovation. The event brought together collectors, press, tastemakers and creatives to honor the revival of the brand, now led by co-CEOs Kari Voutilainen and Alex Rosenfield.

Set against the industrial backdrop of the airplane hangar, the space was transformed with a design inspired by the intricate mechanics and elegant aesthetics of Urban Jürgensen timepieces — a striking homage to the brand’s Danish roots and modern evolution. The evening also unveiled the brand’s first new collection in over a decade, featuring three new watches: the UJ-1 Anniversary Watch, the UJ-2 with double-wheel natural escapement and the UJ-3 perpetual calendar with instantaneous moon phase indication.

The celebration drew an illustrious crowd including Rashida Jones, Leighton Meester, Ego Nwodim, Nicholas Duvernay, Dylan Efron, Scout Willis, Kyle Kuzma, Benjamin St-Juste, Jimmy Iovine, David Katzenberg, Nick Fouquet, Greg Chait, James Turrell and Urban Jürgensen’s director of photography, Ellen von Unwerth, who captured the evening through her cinematic lens.

The evening ended with a musical performance by U.K. singer-songwriter Sienna Spiro. 

Gap tees up with Malbon Golf for a limited-edition collection

Gap is joining forces with golf lifestyle brand Malbon Golf on a limited-edition collection and campaign that honors individuality and timeless style across generations. The collaboration blends Malbon’s signature golf aesthetic with prep-inspired Gap essentials, delivering versatile pieces for men and women designed to perform on the course or dress the part off it.

“Malbon has fostered a vibrant culture around the game of golf, allowing us to engage a new customer and bring together our two communities in a fresh way,” Mark Breitbard, president and CEO of Gap, said. “Our collaboration with Malbon represents the unique intersection of fashion, sports and culture, offering a new opportunity for self-expression — on or off the golf course — through the lens of beloved Gap icons.”

Founded in Los Angeles in 2017 by Stephen and Erica Malbon, Malbon strives to unite players of all backgrounds and ages in celebrating the game of golf. The Gap × Malbon collaboration amplifies this mission by championing shared experiences, self-expression and original style.

“We grew up with Gap, so the opportunity to collaborate and bridge golf culture with Gap’s heritage is incredibly exciting,” Erica and Stephen said. “Gap defines what an American brand can look like — it’s where fashion and functionality collide — so we are thrilled that each and every piece reflects, authentically, the DNA of both brands.”

The Generation Golf campaign, shot by photographer Duncan Wolfe, captures contemporary golf culture and its cross-generational appeal. The campaign features golf legend and five-time PGA Tour winner Jesper Parnevik alongside his children, Peg and Phoenix Parnevik.

The 33-piece collection offers a wide range of golf-inspired silhouettes for men and women, combining classic style with modern design and performance features. A custom PAR logo — a playful reinterpretation of Gap’s iconic arch — appears on fleece, knits and accessories. Meanwhile, timeless stripes, plaid and herringbone patterns add a heritage touch throughout the assortment.

The Gap × Malbon collection is available now at gap.com and select U.S. Gap stores.

James Perse brings California cool to the iconic Indie Beach in Saint-Tropez

For Angelenos traveling to the French Riviera this summer, a taste of home awaits. James Perse, the Los Angeles–based fashion and lifestyle brand, is taking over Indie Beach in Saint-Tropez through mid-September. 

Following last year’s Jacquemus takeover of the iconic Pampelonne hotspot, the James Perse residency will fuse the brand’s relaxed sophistication with Indie Beach’s vibrant Mediterranean spirit, creating a seamless blend of West Coast ease and Côte d’Azur charm.

Guests will discover a full sensory experience — from a pop-up James Perse shop to custom staff uniforms — all reflecting the brand’s signature natural materials and understated luxury. Nestled among the dunes of Pampelonne, Indie Beach’s driftwood, wicker and bamboo decor perfectly complements James Perse’s ethos of authentic, elevated beach living.

Founded by Vincent Luftman, Tobias Chaix and Raphaël Blanc, Indie Group has redefined hospitality in Saint-Tropez with its free-spirited venues focused on conviviality, authenticity and sun-drenched pleasures. This collaboration brings together two brands that share a deep connection to coastal culture, quality craftsmanship and timeless design.

Perse, known for expanding his minimalist aesthetic beyond fashion into lifestyle and hospitality, sees this partnership as a natural extension of his West Coast vision. “I visited Indie Beach last year and was really drawn to its vibe and energy. Tobias and his team capture the unique beauty of Ramatuelle while blending it seamlessly with the charm and relaxed sophistication of Saint-Tropez,” he said.

Chaix added, “James Perse’s unique take on laid-back luxury aligns perfectly with Indie Beach’s philosophy. We’re excited to showcase this shared spirit and bring a fresh, elevated experience to our community this summer.”

Highlighting the collaboration is a limited-edition capsule collection available exclusively at the Indie Beach shop, featuring James Perse essentials reimagined for the Côte d’Azur, alongside custom-designed surfboards made just for the beach club.

LVE Wines by John Legend returns to The London West Hollywood 

Just in time for summer, The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills is bringing back Legend and LVE at The London WeHo Rooftop, a seasonal dining experience in partnership with LVE Wines by John Legend.

Beginning June 18, the poolside rooftop will serve à la carte and prix fixe dinner menus daily from 5:30 to 10 p.m., offering guests and locals al fresco dining with stunning views of the Hollywood Hills and city skyline.

“Following the success of last year, we are delighted to reintroduce this one-of-a-kind dining experience for both our guests and the local community,” executive chef Anthony Keene said. “Collaborating again with John Legend and his exceptional LVE wines from Napa Valley and France is a true honor.”

The prix fixe menu features a curated three-course meal inspired by Legend’s favorite things from wife Chrissy Teigen’s “Cravings” cookbook, paired with select LVE and Boisset wines. The à la carte menu offers a variety of shareable plates, starters, mains and desserts, all crafted to complement the wine selections. 

The wine list meanwhile highlights LVE Wines’ seasonal favorites including rosé and sparkling wines alongside selections from the Boisset Collection, Legend’s wine partner.

Reservations can be made here.

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Thom Browne opens a West Coast flagship on Melrose Place

Thom Browne has officially arrived in Los Angeles, bringing his signature uniform aesthetic to Melrose Place.

The new boutique is tucked behind a pristine ivy-covered façade and reflects Browne’s deep affinity for mid-century modern design. Inside, the 2,000-square-foot space is divided into three rooms, featuring sleek gray marble walls, terrazzo flooring, Venetian blinds and curated furnishings by Jacques Adnet, George Nakashima, Dunbar and Edward Wormley — all personally selected by Browne.

Thom Browne founded his eponymous label in 2001, starting with a made-to-measure menswear business in a small, “by appointment” shop in New York City’s West Village. Since then, the brand has grown into a global luxury fashion house, offering ready-to-wear, accessories and fragrance collections for men, women and children. Browne debuted his womenswear collection in 2014.

A three-time CFDA Menswear Designer of the Year Award winner, Browne was named Chairman of the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) in 2023, succeeding Tom Ford. His work is celebrated for challenging conventions and modernizing the uniform through precise tailoring and conceptual storytelling.

To mark the opening, Browne hosted a two-night celebration in Los Angeles. The festivities began with an intimate cocktail party last Wednesday at the new Melrose Place boutique, where guests including Jordan Firstman, Rocky Barnes, Del Water Gap, Courtney Trop and Ava Capri gathered to toast the arrival of Browne’s West Coast flagship over champagne and mini lobster rolls.

The following night, the party continued with a private dinner in the penthouse of the Chateau Marmont. Browne welcomed an eclectic mix of creatives, including Teyana Taylor, filmmaker Janicza Bravo, Leighton Meester, Ke Huy Quan, Yara Shahidi, Barry Jenkins, China Chow, Alex Israel and Manny Jacinto, for an evening that reflected the brand’s distinctive mix of refinement, storytelling and community.

Thom Browne is now open at 8408 Melrose Pl., Los Angeles, California 90069.

Jimmy Choo unveils a limited edition collection of its most iconic styles

British luxury fashion house Jimmy Choo has launched “The Archive: 1997–2001,” a limited-edition capsule collection revisiting the brand’s formative years.

Featuring a curated selection of its most iconic styles from the first five years, the release pays tribute to the house’s early design codes: timeless glamour, sharp femininity and impeccable craftsmanship. Presented in the brand’s original “Winter Bloom” packaging, these reissued pieces feel just as modern and relevant as they did at the turn of the millennium.

To celebrate the launch, the brand hosted an intimate cocktail event last month at the Chateau Marmont. Held inside Bungalow 1, the evening honored the brand’s original DNA with a curated edit of archival styles, paired with ready-to-wear looks from Aralda Vintage that brought late-’90s and early-aughts glamour back to life.

Guests including Rachel Zoe, Shanina Shaik, Olivia Holt, Sami Miro, Aimee Song, Dree Hemingway, Morgan Stewart McGraw, Tania Sarin and Marianne Fonseca mingled over cosmos and lounged by the pool as golden hour hit the Chateau. Inside, vintage silhouettes met archival shoes in layered, era-specific styling moments.

The capsule collection, which coincides with the lead-up to Jimmy Choo’s 30th anniversary, revisits the first five years of the brand — what creative director Sandra Choi calls “the heart and soul” of the house. “In looking at these styles, I saw ideas that are still essential to Jimmy Choo today — eternal values of glamour and femininity, combined with make and craft,” Choi said. “This collection is about where we’ve come from, and where we continue to go.”

Founded in London in 1996, Jimmy Choo quickly became the ultimate “It girl” shoe brand, beloved by fashion insiders and royalty alike — including Princess Diana. Its cult status was cemented in pop culture thanks to “Sex and the City,” where Carrie Bradshaw’s unforgettable “I lost my Choo!” moment made the name synonymous with glamour and downtown cool. 

“The Archive: 1997–2001” capsule collection is available now at us.jimmychoo.com.

Elysewalker will reopen its flagship in the Pacific Palisades at Palisades Village

Independent California-based luxury fashion retailer Elysewalker has announced plans to reopen its West Coast flagship store in the Pacific Palisades, returning to its roots with a brand-new location at the Palisades Village. Slated to open in Spring/Summer 2026, the move marks a powerful comeback after the original 25-year-old flagship was lost in the devastating Palisades Fire in January.

The announcement marks the first flagship tenant for Palisades Village and reinforces a longstanding partnership between founder Elyse Walker and developer Rick Caruso. In a full-circle moment, Walker’s decision to return to the Palisades reflects the same pioneering spirit she had in 1999 when she opened her first store in the neighborhood.

“Reopening in the Palisades and moving to the Village is incredibly exciting and important as we focus our efforts on rebuilding and supporting this incredibly strong and resilient community,” Walker said. “We fully intend to recreate the Elysewalker experience and can’t wait to be back where it all began.”

The new 5,000-square-foot space will be located at the prominent corner of Sunset Boulevard and Swarthmore Avenue—offering a signature mix of luxury designers and emerging brands, and a best-in-class styling experience that has made Elysewalker a standout in modern retail.

Known for blending personalized service with a fashion-forward, curated assortment, the new store will continue to serve as a hub for both local clients and destination shoppers.

The reopening in the Pacific Palisades follows a 25-year legacy that began with a 900-square-foot boutique and grew to define luxury retail in California. Elysewalker’s footprint now includes five stores and one Towne by Elysewalker location across California and New York, as well as its digital flagship, elysewalker.com.

The MOCA Gala 2025, in partnership with Bvlgari, raises over $3.1 million

Over 600 attendees gathered at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA in Little Tokyo last weekend to celebrate MOCA’s 2025 Gala and raise more than $3.1 million in support of the museum’s exhibitions, programming and operations.

The event, held in partnership with Bvlgari, debuted the new MOCA Legends format with tributes to three visionary figures integral to the museum’s legacy: artist Theaster Gates, architect Frank Gehry and philanthropist Wendy Schmidt.

Mayor Karen Bass, Barbara Kruger, Ann Philbin, Ron Radziner, Candy Spelling, Jeffrey Soros, Doug Aitken, Walead Beshty and Louise Bonnet were welcomed with a cocktail reception and exclusive viewing of the acclaimed exhibition “Olafur Eliasson: OPEN” at the Aileen Getty Plaza. The ceremony commenced with a powerful procession led by the TAIKOPROJECT Japanese drum ensemble, setting a vibrant tone for the evening.

Grammy-nominated artist Tierra Whack delivered a performance during the seated dinner, following tributes to the honorees introduced by luminaries such as filmmaker Ava DuVernay, who highlighted Theaster Gates’s contributions to visual art and community building; actor and activist Jane Fonda, who honored Wendy Schmidt’s commitment to environmental philanthropy; and Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi, who praised Frank Gehry’s architectural legacy — including his renovation of The Geffen Contemporary over four decades ago. DJ Linafornia capped off the night with a lively set during dessert.

The Gala not only celebrated the cultural and philanthropic contributions of the honorees but also underscored MOCA’s mission as a defining institution of contemporary art since its founding in 1979. With a world-class collection nearing 8,000 objects and a global reputation for groundbreaking exhibitions and innovative programming, MOCA continues to engage communities through education, publications and cutting-edge media.

Bvlgari’s partnership reflected its longstanding commitment to social and environmental responsibility, aligning with MOCA’s vision for a sustainable and creative future

Net-A-Porter and Isabel Marant host an intimate sunset dinner in Silver Lake

To celebrate the launch of an exclusive 19-piece High Summer ’25 capsule, digital luxury fashion destination Net-A-Porter and French fashion label Isabel Marant gathered friends of the brand for a private dinner at the architecturally iconic Schindler’s Oliver House in Silver Lake last month.

Hosted by designer Isabel Marant, Net-A-Porter CEO Heather Kaminetsky and longtime brand muse Milla Jovovich, the evening was a tribute to effortless summer style and creative community.

Guests arrived at golden hour dressed in bohemian silk prints, breezy linens and fluid silhouettes pulled from the new capsule. The guest list included Rachel Bilson, January Jones, Alison Brie, Lily Rabe and Madeline Brewer, as well as designer Aurora James, model Hilary Rhoda and brand ambassador Dree Hemingway.

As the sun dipped below the reservoir, Jovovich introduced a surprise musical performance by emerging artist Luella, styled by Hemingway in a pinstripe suit and swimsuit from the collection. Backed by guitarist Henry Moser, Luella performed two covers and her debut single “Naive,” accompanied by original choreography from Shi Jolie, featuring dancers Keoni Rose and Tako Suzuki. 

Dinner concluded with a show-stopping silver tray of tiramisu, emblazoned with the Isabel Marant and Net-A-Porter logos — a sweet finale to an unforgettable evening.

The High Summer ’25 capsule, featuring exclusive printed dresses, silk jersey maxis, linen separates and lightweight knits, is available now, only on Net-A-Porter.

Birkenstock steps into foot care with its first Care Essentials pop-up at the Grove

German shoe manufacturer Birkenstock is expanding beyond its iconic footwear legacy with the launch of its first-ever Care Essentials foot care collection pop-up in the United States. Located at The Grove, the wellness-focused pop-up will welcome visitors through June 26.

Known worldwide for its signature contoured footbed and commitment to natural walking, Birkenstock builds on over 250 years of shoemaking expertise with its new Care Essentials line—a range of foot and body care products designed to promote active recovery and at-home indulgence. Made in Germany with 100% natural origin ingredients and vegan formulas, the collection reflects Birkenstock’s dedication to quality, sustainability and well-being.

The immersive pop-up offers guests a chance to explore the curated collection while enjoying a serene setting designed with a natural-meets-modern aesthetic. Highlights include a dedicated outdoor Foot Spa where visitors can experience signature massages, hosted by Milk + Honey every weekend.

Exclusive early access to select products from the upcoming Body Care collection will be available during the pop-up, with a public launch planned for late August. The brand will celebrate with a special event on June 11, featuring limited-edition gifts and experiences, plus a gift-with-purchase for early visitors on opening day.

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Keke Palmer, Snoop Dogg, Tyler Perry, Andra Day, Doechii, Shaboozey, Jordin Sparks, Kevin Hart, Ciara and Ashanti were just some of the top-tier entertainers on hand for occasion, dubbed “culture’s biggest night,” with Hart serving as the evening’s emcee, taking over for Taraji P. Henson. 

The 2025 BET Awards, which honors excellence in Black entertainment and media, was slated this year to spotlight Mariah Carey, Jamie Foxx, Snoop Dogg and Kirk Franklin as its Ultimate Icon Award honorees. Slated to perform were Lil Wayne, GloRilla, Leon Thomas, Teyana Taylor and more. And it marked an unlikely Monday night bash, shifting off of its traditional Sunday of years past. 

Taking the lead as the most-nominated musician this year is Kendrick Lamar, who earned 10 nods. Following behind him are tied competitors Doechii, GloRilla, Drake and Future. Battling it out for best actress is Angela Bassett, Viola Davis, Kerry Washington, Cynthia Erivo, Keke Palmer, Quinta Brunson, Coco Jones, Zendaya and Andra Day. Aaron Judge, Anthony Edwards, Deion Sanders, Jalen Hurts, LeBron James, Jayson Tatum, Saquon Barkley and Stephen Curry are going head-to-head for Sportsman of the Year.

Catch more of the event’s red carpet arrivals and all the best fashion looks in the photo gallery below.

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The Tonys ceremony aired live on CBS from 8 to 11 p.m. ET, with streaming available via Paramount+. Erivo emceed and started with a fun number poking fun at all the TV and film folks in Broadway shows this season, with an especially fun joke about “Just in Time” star Jonathan Groff’s projectile spittle reputation.

Going into the ceremony, three musicals — two based upon popular movies — emerged supreme amongst Tony nominators in 2025, banking an impressive 10 nods last month.

The tuners “Buena Vista Social Club,” based on Wim Wenders’ 1999 documentary and the even more popular album, the outlandish comedy “Death Becomes Her,” based on Robert Zemeckis’ 1992 cult classic, and the sweet robot romance “Maybe Happy Ending,” starring Darren Criss, all scored big.

Among plays, the top nomination-getters were the Sink-starring “John Proctor Is the Villain” and the long-closed but superbly-reviewed “The Hills of California,” directed by Sam Mendes. Both productions received seven nods.

Catch highlights from all the Broadway (and Hollywood-meets-Broadway) glamor in the photos below:

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Miu Miu taps Catherine Martin for its newest Upcycled collection

Miu Miu has collaborated with four-time Oscar winner Catherine Martin on its newest Upcycled collection. Alongside the collection of reimagined pre-loved garments, Martin makes her directorial debut with the short film “Grande Envie,” a ghost story set in a 1930s French chateau.

Inspired by the photographs of Jacques Henri Lartigue and the artistic energy of the interwar French Riviera, “Grande Envie” is a lush ghost story-meets-style odyssey. It follows a widowed Count (played by Willem Dafoe) haunted by the memory of his late wife (Daisy Ridley), while three enigmatic strangers arrive, full of summer longing. The cast includes Callina Liang, Jasmin Savoy Brown, Diana Silvers and Eliot Sumner — all wearing pieces from the collaboration — with campaign photography by Michella Bredahl.

“The collection draws together things that don’t necessarily belong together,” Martin explained. “There are clashes of the pretty and the vulgar but brought together beautifully, just like in the 1920s and 1930s.”

For Martin, Miu Miu Upcycled embodies the ethos of transforming the meaning of a garment by using it in completely new ways. “Like the Countess in my film, it’s about the past haunting the present,” she reflected. “Miu Miu Upcycled gives new life to old clothes, transforming them into the ultimate luxury — where love and attention make something more precious than before.”

Launched in 2020, Miu Miu Upcycled is a series of special collections of vintage pieces reworked and transformed by Miu Miu, carefully sourced from stores and markets focused on vintage clothing worldwide, created to promote circular design practices.

The project began with vintage dresses, reinterpreted through Miu Miu’s aesthetic codes. Inspired by circular business models, it fosters a contemporary cultural attitude by giving new life to pre-owned and pre-loved clothes.

To celebrate the launch, Miu Miu hosted an exclusive lunch at Hôtel Belles Rives in Antibes during the 78th Cannes Film Festival. Martin was joined by the cast of “Grande Envie” and an international gathering of guests, including Dianna Agron, Ellie Bamber, Emma Corrin, Aja Naomi King, Brigitte Lacombe, Iris Law, Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Barbara Palvin.

The collection and “Grande Envie” launch globally on June 21.

Emporio Armani launches its new fragrance with a Venice Beach bash

Emporio Armani Fragrances toasted the launch of its newest scent, Stronger With You Parfum, with a music-fueled celebration in Venice Beach on May 22.

The immersive event featured a surprise performance by Grammy-nominated artist Benson Boone and drew a guest list packed with influencers, musicians and actors including Barbie Ferreira, KJ Apa, Lukas Gage, Benito Skinner, Meadow Walker, Gregg Sulkin, Jurnee Smollett, Michael Cimino and Frankie Jonas.

The night unfolded across a multi-room venue with social media-ready installations and three live performances. Guests explored a sensorial Don Julio tequila tasting room, sampled sandwiches from local favorite Ggiata Delicatessen and danced to DJ sets by Channel Tres and Mau P.

Attendees left with bottles of the latest addition to the brand’s viral men’s fragrance line, which features notes of spicy chestnut and warm leathered vanilla.

Stronger With You Parfum is available now at giorgioarmanibeauty-usa.com, retailing for $130.

Hannah Lee makes her West Coast debut at James Fuentes

James Fuentes will present “Hannah Lee: Dumbo’s Feather,” marking the New York-based artist’s West Coast debut and her first solo exhibition with the gallery. The show features a new series of oil paintings created in 2025, capturing dreamlike moments suspended in time with striking realism. 

In paintings like “Rainy Night” and “Passing Time,” Lee transforms the ordinary into deeply resonant portraits of human experience. Her process blends technical precision with abstraction: working from her own photographs, she grids each canvas and paints piece by piece, creating images that feel more like memory than snapshot. Legally blind, Lee uses this method to expand her visual field, turning limitation into expressive advantage, giving her work a unique photographic-memory quality.

Themes of technology, perception and transience run throughout the exhibition. Works like “Mauna Kea” and “Chrome Jacket” evoke the sublime, depicting quiet figures observing sunlight across shadowed landscapes. Each painting acts as a portal within a larger perceptual grid exploring time, space and consciousness.

Born in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1989, Lee earned her BFA from Parsons School of Design in 2012. She has held solo exhibitions in New York and Manila and participated in group shows in New York and Los Angeles. “Dumbo’s Feather” is her first solo exhibition in Los Angeles. She currently lives and works in New York.

“Hannah Lee: Dumbo’s Feather” will be on view at James Fuentes, 5015 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, from June 7–July 5, 2025, with an opening reception on June 7, 6–8 p.m.

Frēda Salvador opens in Larchmont Village

Sausalito-based footwear brand Freda Salvador has officially opened its doors in Los Angeles, debuting a new boutique in Larchmont Village last month.

Located in a historic 1923 building, the 970-square-foot store was designed in collaboration with Morgan Wallach (formerly of Amber Interiors). The space blends original architectural elements — like poured concrete floors with embossed tile inlay, ornate crown molding and high ceilings — with curated vintage art, ceramics and modern furnishings, creating the warm, lived-in feel of a stylish home.

This marks the third retail location, following its flagship on San Francisco’s Fillmore Street and a recent opening in New York’s SoHo neighborhood. Known for its commitment to craftsmanship, comfort and timeless design, the brand has attracted a loyal following that includes Jennifer Lawrence, Gal Gadot, Elle Fanning, Katie Holmes, Karlie Kloss and Jessica Alba.

“We wanted this space to feel intimate and inspiring — like visiting a friend’s impeccably styled home,” co-founders Cristina Palomo Nelson and Megan Papay said. “Every detail is intentional, from the materials to the textures, to create something truly personal and inviting.”

Founded in California, Frēda Salvador is known for elevated, handcrafted footwear. The brand’s signature silhouettes — like sleek loafers, versatile boots and minimalist sneakers—are made in small, family-run factories in Spain and El Salvador. 

Frēda Salvador is open now at 115 N Larchmont Blvd., Los Angeles, 90004.

Sea Ranch Lodge debuts four new architectural rental homes 

This summer, The Sea Ranch Lodge — the landmark destination along Northern California’s rugged Sonoma County coastline — is adding four architecturally distinct homes to its curated Sea Ranch Living rental program, expanding the collection to 12 design-forward residences.

Located on 53 acres of dramatic oceanfront cliffs, The Sea Ranch Lodge offers travelers a chance to “live like a local” in some of the region’s most iconic homes. New to the mix are Shanti House, Third Rock, Cedar + Skye and Compass Close — each offering immersive, sustainable stays that blend design, comfort and coastal serenity.

Each home offers a unique blend of style and setting: Shanti House features serene Japandi interiors and oceanfront views with a cedar hot tub; Third Rock, designed by Obie Bowman, pairs mid-century charm with artwork by Robert Rauschenberg and Edward Ruscha; Cedar + Skye is a modern forest loft with soaring glass walls overlooking coastal redwoods; and Compass Close combines forest seclusion, whitewater views, solar power and a striking Barbara Stauffacher Solomon mural.

All stays include concierge services, curated grocery pre-stocking, spa treatments, chef-prepared meals and thoughtful in-home touches — from sketching kits and trail maps to binoculars and locally made bath products.

To complement the expansion, the Lodge is also introducing Sustainable Living at Sea Ranch, a customizable, three-night add-on package that lets guests engage with the local environment through farm-fresh breakfasts, in-home spa treatments, curated workshops, and parting gifts like mushroom-scented candles and apple cider caramels from nearby producers.

“Our goal is to offer guests not just a place to stay, but a way to fully experience Sea Ranch living—from the architecture and the food to the land itself,” Kristina Jetton, general manager of The Sea Ranch Lodge, said.

Set along 10 miles of rugged Northern California coastline in Sonoma County, Sea Ranch is a visionary community founded in the 1960s that celebrates sustainable living, stunning natural landscapes and groundbreaking architecture. Designed by a renowned group of architects and planners — including Charles Moore, Donlyn Lyndon, William Turnbull, Richard Whitaker and landscape architect Lawrence Halprin — Sea Ranch pioneered a harmonious approach to building that respects and blends into the environment.

Rates start at $680 per night. For bookings and more information, visit thesearanchlodge.com/lodging/sea-ranch-living or contact guestservices@thesearanchlodge.com.

The Outset launches a Skin Survival Kit in partnership with “Jurassic World Rebirth”

Scarlett Johansson’s clean beauty brand, The Outset, has teamed up with Universal Pictures for a limited-edition skincare drop inspired by her latest blockbuster.

The Skin Survival Kit, created in collaboration with “Jurassic World Rebirth,” is designed to keep your skin calm, hydrated and protected — whether you are facing harsh climates or prehistoric chaos.

“Jurassic World Rebirth,” which hits theaters July 2, stars Johansson as Zora Bennett, a covert operations expert navigating a world where dinosaurs roam once again. “These were the products I relied on through filming to keep my skin hydrated and looking radiant, no matter what,” she said of the kit’s lineup.

The Skin Survival Kit comes in two versions: a full-size set and a mini travel-ready edit called Escape Minis. Both feature The Outset’s hero formulas, including the Gentle Micellar Antioxidant Cleanser (a non-stripping, makeup-removing staple), the Firming Vegan Collagen Prep Serum (for hydration and bounce), the Nourishing Squalane Daily Moisturizer and the Botanical Barrier Rescue Balm, a multi-tasking balm for dry or irritated skin.

Each kit also includes a collectible Zora Bennett character card and The Field Bag — a chic yet functional accessory inspired by the film’s wardrobe.

The limited-edition Skin Survival Kits are available now at TheOutset.com.

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