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One Moment of Truth: Isaac Mizrahi
Late one night in 1976, fashion guru Isaac Mizrahi discovered he was destined to be a designerOver the course of his 30-year career, Isaac Mizrahi has dabbled in just about every corner of the fashion industry. He’s designed womenswear, menswear and accessories, plus costumes for Broadway, the New York Metropolitan Opera and the American Ballet Theater. Now, Mizrahi (pictured here the early '90s) is taking ... More -
Swim's Next Great Things
From tees with built-in sun protection to monogrammable swimwear, our favorite trends from tops to bottoms (and everything in between) -
Room Request! Scrub Island
Explore the most requested room at this secluded British Virgin Islands hideawayWith well-appointed villas and a mega yacht-filled marina, you’d never guess that Scrub Island—located in the northeast corner of the British Virgin Islands—was a piece of land first discovered by Christopher Columbus in the 1500s. Now, 500 years later, the 230-acre oasis is home to Scrub Island Resort ... More -
The Gosspel of Matt
What Vegas is really like, according to Matt Goss, Sin City’s reigning king of entertainmentTo offer a stranger the Audemars Piaguet right off your wrist in a bet is a bold move, but that’s exactly how confident nightlife exec Michael Greco felt that a handsome British import would woo Vegas. Matt Goss, after all, had won over millions before. The singer has 11 Top ... More -
MOCA Takes New York
In town for Frieze, Miami's Museum of Contemporary Art continues its Enchanted Evenings dinner series—turning the homes of art collectors into private galleries—at the Tribeca home of Jason and Haley Binn. -
Bryan Greenberg Keeps Busy
For the forward-moving star of A Short History of Decay, downtime doesn't last longWhen Bryan Greenberg first saw the script for A Short History of Decay, opening this week, there was one thing about the project that immediately caught his eye. “The script came to me, and when I saw it was produced by Milos Foreman, I knew it was something I ... More -
One Moment of Truth: Lord Norman Foster
Ahead of accepting the inaugural Isamu Noguchi Award, architect Norman Foster reflects on the beginning of his passionTonight at the Noguchi Museum's Annual Spring Benefit, architect Lord Norman Foster, whose high-tech, ultra-modern designs include New York's Hearst Tower and Berlin's Reichstag dome, will receive the inaugural Isamu Noguchi Award (artist Hiroshi Sugimoto is also a recipient)—an honor that recognizes a career-long commitment to innovation and global ... More -
Lush In Translation
This season’s garden of bloom-worthy prints is anything but basic. Floral designer Marisa Competello interprets the runway’s botanical trend through showstopping 3-D creationsInspired by spring's bold new take on the perennial floral print, the creative mind behind New York floral design studio Meta Flower Marisa Competello gives DuJour a quick lesson in her area of expertise. Dolce & Gabbana The Arrangement: A branch of cherry blossoms The Statement: “A literal translation. ... More -
On Location with Jason Biggs
Talking the hotly anticipated second season of Orange Is the New Black with the guy on the outsideIn the season two trailer for Orange Is the New Black, Jason Biggs’ character Larry Bloom is seen for but a split second. Of course, he’s not the one doing time at Litchfield Correctional Facility, the women’s prison where the original Netflix series takes place. The show is ... More -
Pas de Deux
The New York City Ballet celebrates 50 years with a star-studded gala performance at Lincoln Center. Here, a look insideUpon approaching the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center for the New York City Ballet’s annual Spring Gala on May 8, well-heeled guests were greeted by the wafting scent of perfume and a multiplicity of ball gowns and dapper tuxedos. Alicia Keys, Allison Sarofim and Valentino Garavani enjoyed champagne by ... More
