Gadget DuJour : For a Summer Detox

Wash away your weekend sins with our pick for an incredibly sleek slow juicer

Between weekend getaways and outdoor cocktail parties, overindulgence in the summer is a given. One way to minimize the damage (assuming a total juice cleanse detox isn't your thing): Hurom's Premium Slow Juicer and Smoothie Maker. The easy-to-use machine has a number ... More

The Jetsons Have Arrived

Slated for completion in 2016, Porsche's high-rise elevates the automobile—right up to the unit

In South Florida's never-ending luxury high-rise hustle, the 60-story Porsche Design Tower Miami currently under construction offers something unique: Its auto-lift system will bring residents’ vehicles up to personal garages adjacent to their units. Not only does the amenity put an end to endless elevator trips with groceries, ... More

A Family Affair

Last weekend's Hamptons fashion show pays tribute to the late Princess Grace of Monaco

Upon entering the Water Mill home of Amy Treitel, financial manager, cabaret singer and host for the evening, guests were greeted by a white American Saddlebred horse. Beside it, models outfitted by Garner—a favorite of Esperanza Spalding and Suzy Amis Cameron. The bubbles were supplied by Dom ... More

Brian Dennehy’s Very Busy Summer

At 75, the award-winning actor does double duty at the Stratford Festival—and isn't retiring anytime soon

Brian Dennehy might be best known for his work on TV and film, but the actor's no stranger to the stage. Indeed Dennehy's done plenty of time on Broadway as well as walking the planks in Chicago and other theater towns. This summer, the actor's putting his theatrical side on ... More

Lobster Rolling In It at Manon

A Manhattan restaurant goes super high-end with the seafood stalwart. DuJour digs in

A fresh lobster roll is a quintessential part of the classic American summer. The dish conjures up images of sun-drenched seaside restaurants, maybe on Cape Cod, in Montauk or along the rocky coast of Maine. This is part of what makes the dish so special to Tae ... More

Houston’s Beauty Babes

They're not just pretty faces—meet the women behind the city's most coveted brands in makeup and skincare

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The Skinny on Minnie

If you've been searching for the perfect day-to-night side cutout dress, here it is

When faced with nothing to wear, most of us go shopping. But fashion designer Minnie Mortimer just heads to the drawing board. "When you can make anything you want, it's hard not to make the things that you're craving for your own wardrobe," says Mortimer, who launched her ... More

King Kong Hits Central Park

A nightlife guru sets the legendary gorilla to music in New York—in a very unexpected way

Randy Weiner has a reputation to live up to. Considering the performance impresario has been behind some of the most talked-about theatrical nightlife experiences in recent memory—including the immersive Macbeth production Sleep No More and the legendary-in-its-time burlesque club The Box—his next step has to be something big. And it ... More

Label To Watch: Lena Lumelsky

Everything you need to know about the womenswear line from fashion's Hitchcock, Helena Lumelsky

Who: Helena Lumelsky, known as Lena. What: Growing up in post-communist Sevastopol, Crimea, Lumelsky didn’t have access to the things most 12 year-olds can pick up at the local drugstore. As a child, she began to create and draft her own fashion magazine by hand—without ever having seen a ... More

Room Request! The St. Regis New York

The 109-year-old property is one of New York’s most iconic—but which room is the most sought after?

No hotel better embodies the spirit of New York City than The St. Regis. Built in 1904 by Colonel John Jacob Astor IV, the landmark property has a fascinating and storied history—guests like Salvador Dali and Alfred Hitchcock have even called it home. But which of the hotel’s ... More

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