Fashion
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Menswear styles come and go, but the iconic Schott Perfecto lives to tell
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Jewelry designer David Yurman unveils his redone Beverly Hills flagship—and a slew of exclusive items
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Today’s watches are so much more than a way to mark passing seconds, minutes and hours
Editor’s Letter—May 2012
This month, it's design of the times, as we report from the trenches of architecture, interiors, cars and Hollywood
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The pop and pow of art deco is back in the season’s designer offerings
SINGULAR SENSATION Vice Squad
Stephen Webster confesses to a multitude of sparkly sins—which one is you?
Ticket to Ride
Dive into spring fashion’s riot of color, set to the backdrop of Six Flags Magic Mountain
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Yellow is anything but cowardly in the brave new world of spring fashion for men
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This season’s sexy silhouette, the peplum hits just below the belt
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Tilda Swinton shines for Pomellato—and shares the secrets of her style
Merry Prankster
Joking around with George Clooney—no, seriously—as his A-list friends tell tales on his wicked sense of humor
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A formerly mandatory men's accessory resurfaces with a unique twist on the traditional
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When menswear crosses lines, the result is straight-up high fashion
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Always a shining star among the red carpet set, L’Wren Scott is making a grand entrance with her own line
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Forefront fashion designer Tory Burch hones a plan for business--other people’s business
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Sometimes the best fashion matches are found in the opposites black and white
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Looks with legacy, as chosen by style icon Hal Rubenstein.
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Christopher Bailey’s master plan for taking Burberry where it’s not gone before.
Culture(d)—December 2011
This month: art with a personal touch, art for the masses—and art from the fashion forward.
Editor’s Letter—December 2011
The things that unite our city can be found in all corners.
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Donna Karan builds an Urban Zen oasis in L.A., with groundbreaking fashions and accessories sourced from around the globe.
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Quizzical but genius fashion trends of fall: the peep-toe-boot, goat’s gift to the greater good and the marriage of hoodie and scarf.
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The legendary house of Verdura re-creates Hollywood’s golden age with a line of jewelry that tips its hat to the beauties of yore.
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Ferragamo's Tramezza line is tailor made for the shoe-obsessed man.
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Denis Colomb proves cashmere isn’t just for sweaters anymore.
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Accessories for fall that are sure to keep you warm and toasty.
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Christopher Raeburn and Victorinox join forces on a cutting-edge menswear collection.
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Giorgio di Sant’ Angelo spent decades turning fashion into fine art; now he gets feted.
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Step right into fall with high-fashion pumps from the top designers.
Editor’s Letter—September 2011
An issue of stars on the rise, classic TV, fall fashion and a true designing diva.
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Inside Barbara Tfank and Henry Duarte’s unlikely but stunning denim alliance.
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Sculptor Anish Kapoor puts his twist on an already stunning espresso cup and saucer.
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Meet Chad Warrick, the man who decides who gets a Panerai limited-edition timepiece—and who doesn’t.
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Fashion designer Haider Ackermann is going places with clothes that move.
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The trio behind these A-list jeans like their low profile, but with celebs now wearing their product, those days are numbered.
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The enduring sartorial influence of musical pioneers, from David Bowie to Prince to Lady Gaga. Everything old is new again.
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Street art for the feet, positively brilliant makeup—and the man who brought glamour to Rodeo Drive.
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You can’t help but notice him courtside at every Laker game. Now meet James Goldstein, the man in the python-skin duds.
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While much of the fashion industry stays in a slump, Los Angeles designer Jeremy Scott keeps things moving by refusing to be labeled.
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Sunglasses for the wild and the innocent, fashion on the fringe—and one seriously eye-grabbing hourglass shape.
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With an eye on personal perfection, Glenn O’Brien’s How to Be a Man is a self-help book guys will actually enjoy.
