Out of Office: 9 Pre-Fall Flats

You're well-heeled at work, but summer's final jaunts call for footwear that's—in a sense—down to earth

Versailles’ Private Gardens – Gallery

A look at Marie Antoinette's Palace escape—a bright, flower-filled oasis

During the reign of King Louis XVI and his wife, Queen Marie-Antoinette, the court at the Palace of Versailles was filled with gossipy nobles and required one to retain the highest etiquette. The unwelcoming court atmosphere, in addition to the chaos of the Palace, led the Queen to spend time ... More

Versailles’ Private Gardens

A look at Marie Antoinette's Palace escape—a bright, flower-filled oasis

During the reign of King Louis XVI and his wife, Queen Marie-Antoinette, the court at the Palace of Versailles was filled with gossipy nobles and required one to retain the highest etiquette. The unwelcoming court atmosphere, in addition to the chaos of the Palace, led the Queen to spend time ... More

12 Sushi Restaurants With Only 12 Seats—and Under

Jiro Dreams of Sushi protégé Daisuke Nakazaw is opening his own 10-seat omakase bar in New York. More like this, here

To the joy of New York's omakase diners, an 11-year mentee of Tokyo's Jiro Ono—yes, the Jiro of the beautifully shot documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi—is the chef behind the bar at Sushi Nakazawa, opening August 19th. Daisuke Nakazawa was senior apprentice to the 85-year-old sushi master, ... More

Room Request! Dukes Hotel

The British boutique property in the heart of St. James offers one highly sought-after suite

There's something effortlessly charming about London's Dukes Hotel. With a classic red brick façade dripping in ivy, the St. James property is tucked away in a tranquil courtyard. But the hotel isn't exactly a well-kept secret: It's rumored that Princess Diana used to seek refuge there to enjoy afternoon tea. ... More

The United Canvases of Benetton

Luciano Benetton debuts an exhibit of contemporary art, collected and commissioned during his world travels

This is how Luciano Benetton describes art collecting in a foreign country: "I feel like a hiker who reaches a good outpost where he can get the widest possible view of his surroundings." And like any hiker at the brink of a beautiful view, the man behind the Benetton Group ... More

The Shape of Vodka to Come

A striking new bottle hits our bar this month. DuJour discovers the story behind its design

Of the top shelf titans, it's not often that the beauty of the bottle seduces a beholder more than its contents. Yet for AnestasiA Vodka, requests have come in for just the bottle, without the alcohol inside. Our interests piqued, we turned to the bottle's designer, ... More

Beyond the Organic: A Safer Home for Our Kids

Before the Hamptons welcomes Healthy Child Healthy World's first summer luncheon, DuJour chats with CEO Gigi Lee Chang

Any parent knows that the health of their child is of the highest importance, but in a city like New York—where ultra-convenient lifestyles thrive—the tools, resources and valuable information needed to keep them safe aren't always as easily accessible as the nearest Whole Foods. More than ever, parents want to ... More

The Nicest Bad Guy There Is

Discussing TV's shift to the dark side with Mark Strong, who reprises his role on AMC's new show Low Winter Sun

Forgive Mark Strong if he's experiencing a bit of déjà vu. With the premiere of his new AMC series, Low Winter Sun, premiering August 11, the actor—you probably recognize him from countless bad-guy roles—is reprising a role he last played in 2006. Well, sort of. In the new Low Winter ... More

The Lens Crafters

How a company of 10-12 people is bringing eyewear to fashion’s beloved brands—and your everyday wardrobe

If you bought a pair of frames from the Brooklyn Flea in 2010, you might have met Andrew Lipovsky. He was there selling six styles of eyewear in only two colors—a prudent selection, but with a purpose: Lipovsky was treating the Flea go-ers as a focus group for his new ... More

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