Harry Josh, who’s tended to the tresses of every model from Gisele Bündchen to Karlie Kloss and actresses like Kate Hudson and Rose Byrne, recently launched his second Pro Tool, a 2-in-1 Ceramic Marcel Curling Iron. DuJour sat down to figure out how the stylist made his signature tools, quite literally, ... More

With the outposts of his James Beard Award-winning Scarpetta restaurant in Miami, Los Angeles and Las Vegas already wild successes, Scott Conant has turned his attention to his newest venture, Corsair by Scott Conant at the Turnberry Island resort in Aventura, Florida. Here, Conant talks to DuJour about the invention that makes ... More

With Donald Trump’s three eldest children helping to run the day-to-day operations of his company, the presidential aspirant can focus on polls and policy. So says his 31-year-old son, Eric, who has been “putting in a lot of flight miles” to keep the family firm on the right ... More

One of only 26 female Master Sommeliers in the U.S. (as of November, 2015), New Yorker Laura Maniec dishes about the delights of the Coravin System (its new Model Two has just been released), a transformative new technology that allows users to pour wine while keeping the original cork ... More

Until she launched her eponymous line last year, British makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury had to personally mix up batches of the product that would go on to become her Magic Cream for fashion shows, film sets and celebrity clients like Kate Moss, Amal Clooney and Penelope Cruz. When ... More

David Edwards, professor of engineering at Harvard, is perched on a wavy green velvet banquette inside Café ArtScience, the experimental restaurant he co-owns in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Here, cocktails are garnished with flavored vapors, university classes are taught in a pod-like private dining room and the foie gras terrine just happens ... More

As an MIT graduate student with a background in electrical engineering, Ayah Bdeir found herself increasingly concerned that her field had become inaccessible to the average person. “For so long,” she says, “we’ve been hiding the complexity of technology in beautiful closed cases, making it niche when it actually affects ... More

Movie stars aren't born, they're built. And more often than not, the person responsible for guarding the gate to fame and fortune is a casting director, someone whose job is to spot talent and shepherd it to the right place at the right time. It's an important job but can ... More

"What's successful today is not necessarily successful tomorrow,” says Gary Friedman, the chairman and CEO of RH. “So it’s more in the journey than it is where we land.” Given the hockey-stick growth trajectory of the home-furnishings company formerly known as Restoration Hardware, whose new-antique aesthetic is adored by everyone from baristas ... More

Daymond John knows something about selling a lifestyle. Back in Queens in 1990, before anyone could imagine an urban streetwear industry worth more than $70 billion, John was in his early twenties working at a Red Lobster. The hip-hop community was making millions for fashion labels it had incorporated into ... More