Amber Valletta’s blueprint for supermodel supremacy goes something like this: Get discovered at age 15 by a local model scout; move from Tulsa, Oklahoma, to Milan and start booking jobs; land the cover of Vogue three years later. The career that followed encompassed campaigns for high-fashion brands, editorials shot by ... More

While director Sean Hartofilis’ Beach Pillows did most of its filming on Long Island—where this photo was shot—plenty of off-camera antics took place at a small apartment in Manhattan’s East Village. “Vincent Kartheiser and I ended up living together in a small apartment in the East Village,” Geoffrey Arend, the ... More

Legendary timepiece brand Patek Philippe friends and fans, including Geary’s CEO Tom Blumenthal and socialite Judy Chang, flocked to The Beverly Hills Hotel’s Bar 1912 to pay homage to the line’s glittering new additions. New York-based Patek Philippe USA president Larry Pettinelli flew in for the occasion ... More

The entrance to Capella Pedregal in Cabo San Lucas is extraordinary to say the least—and that’s exactly what the property’s developer had in mind when it was built five years ago. The beachfront hotel’s 96 rooms, spa and restaurant are only accessible via a 1,000 foot-long tunnel carved into ... More

It's only been a few days, but already the crutches are getting on Kirsten Gillibrand's last nerve. A mid-October misstep on the squash court has left the famously energetic senator with a torn calf muscle that prevents her from putting weight on her heel without grimacing. Seated at a conference ... More

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While the world's most powerful influencers flew off to Davos, Switzerland last week for this year's World Economic Forum, we at DuJour were dealing with New York's sub-freezing temperatures and the latest impending snow storm. The Swiss Alps seemed as distant a fantasy as Saint Barthélemy—and we were more ... More

While the world's most powerful influencers flew off to Davos, Switzerland last week for this year's World Economic Forum, we at DuJour were dealing with New York's sub-freezing temperatures and the latest impending snow storm. The Swiss Alps seemed as distant a fantasy as Saint Barthélemy—and we were more ... More

To put it mildly, we were experiencing sensory overload. Just seeing all the movies would have been enough, but in addition to the films at this year’s Sundance Film Festival there was the overwhelming rumpus that seemed to permeate every moment of the day. Parties, dinners, concerts, events, nightclubs—they ... More

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