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Take Your Golf Game to the Next Level
A French maison’s hand-crafted putters are the hautest on the greenValGrine is breaking the “stodgy golfer” stereotype with putters that take inspiration from French architecture, boating and watchmaking. Each club in the Demi-Maillet Cupidon collection (in orange, black and blue, above; $5,580) has a hand-carved aluminum head and calfskin grip. Clubs in the Pièce Unique collection (gold putter with custom engraving, ... More -
Lunch Break Beauty Treatments in NYC
Here's how to transform your look in one hour or lessA busy schedule can often leave little time for pampering, but it’s important to treat yourself. Below, check out nine places in New York City to get beautified in under an hour. Glycolic peel Where: The Peel BarYou’ll head back to the office with radiant and glowing ... More -
Invite-Only Services for the Tech-Savvy
See which apps and websites are worth the waitExclusivity is no longer limited to hotshot events and top-notch concierge companies. From smartphones to social networks, everyday tech services are becoming invite-only. Here, check out the ones worth the pre-screening process. Ello If you’re getting sick of the creepy personalized ads that clutter your Facebook newsfeed, it ... More -
Angela Lindvall in the Season’s Most Daring Looks
She may have traded in her modeling career for a life in activism, but Lindvall proves she’s still got every ounce of her charmAngela Lindvall got her break at age 14 when a talent scout plucked her from a Kansas City fashion show, and she’s been working in the spotlight ever since. The 36-year-old model has been shot by the world’s most prominent lensmen and has lent her face to campaigns for brands ... More -
Angela Lindvall in the Season's Most Daring Looks
She may have traded in her modeling career for a life in activism, but Lindvall proves she’s still got every ounce of her charm -
At Work with Robert A.M. Stern
The celebrated architect is known for classical design, but his New York office shows off a distinctly modern spiritSilicon Valley startups tend to hog all the credit for kick-starting the open-office phenomenon. But these young technocrats have nothing on illustrious architect Robert A.M. Stern, who has embraced porous, partition-free floor plans since founding his practice in the late 1960s. “All this talk of open environments—the Googles, the Apples—really started ... More -
At Work with Robert A.M. Stern
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A New Beauty Ingredient Reigns Supreme
Meet the oil that's giving argan and Moroccan a run for their moneyWith the increasing popularity of hair and skincare oils, words like “argan” and “Moroccan” have become essential to our beauty vernacular, leaving little room for competition. But marula, a new, lesser-known type of oil, is on the brink of going mainstream thanks to the January launch of luxury haircare label More -
Room Request! Cheeca Lodge
Inside a Floridian resort beloved by presidents, chefs and celebritiesWhen Cheeca Lodge opened its doors in 1946, the first guest to check in was President Harry Truman. It was perhaps a sign of the notable figures that the hotel would host in the future—specifically Paul Newman, Bing Crosby, Katie Couric and Jack Nicklaus (who designed the on-property golf course ... More -
Get This Indie-Pop Band on Your Radar Now
Misterwives is happy—and we love it“When we were starting out our manager, Jared, told us happy music wasn’t in style. Then Pharrell came out with ‘Happy,’ and we were like, ‘Take that!” It’s a Monday afternoon and indie-pop band Misterwives is hanging out in a conference room at Universal Music Group’s headquarters in New York, signing copies of Our ... More
