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Below the Brim: The New Farm to Table
Just in time for the fall transition, Haley Binn chats with the co-founders of Sakara Life—and learns an amazing autumnal recipeAlways in search of exceptional lifestyle trends in and around New York, Haley Binn—wife, mother of three and DuJour’s Director of Editorial Operations—takes you below the brim. She promises you won’t leave empty-handed. (Here, receive a 10% discount on your Sakara Life order. Details below.) As we enjoy the ... More -
A New Look for Hermes
On Rodeo Drive, the French luxury brand's flagship store reopens after an ultra modern renovationOpen for Business: Hermès Beverly Hills, 434 North Rodeo Drive, California 90210 Atmosphere: White marble panels add dimension and drama to the flagship store’s new façade, designed by Paris firm RDAI. With 12,000 total square feet, three floors and a roof terrace, the flagship's renovation features a women's and men’s ready-to-wear collections, a ... More -
Have Bar, Will Travel
Billy Reid makes a modern case for one vintage-inspired accessory from his Coach capsule collectionThere's a certain breed of guy who travels with a flask in his pocket, prepared for any occasion that might warrant a cocktail. Beginning September 1, designer Billy Reid does him one better. That's the day that this travel bar set—part of Reid's sure-to-be-coveted collaboration with Coach—is ... More -
NYC Parents Unite for a Safer Environment
120 influencers and tastemakers came out for Healthy Child Healthy World's inaugural Summer Luncheon -
Behind Closed Doors With Amy Grace Loyd
Chatting with the author of The Affairs of Others about privacy, paranoia and PlayboyIt's hard to know what's happening behind New York's closed doors. Unless, that is, you're the one with the keys. Such is the case for Celia Cassill, a recently widowed Brooklyn landlord who's exceedingly picky about the tenants in her building. In Amy Grace Loyd's debut novel, The Affairs ... More -
The Chattering Class
A weekend-ready crib sheet for your cultural reparteeCocktails tonight? Brunch tomorrow? Perhaps you'll need a conversation starter or two. To paraphrase W.C. Fields, if you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with a blind item. Below, our top talking points for the August 23rd weekend: Did you hear about… ...The superstar CEO who's become a burgeoning TV star? More -
John Gallagher Jr.: The Most Genuine Guy in Hollywood
The actor on keeping things light, being moved to tears and everything in between on the set of Short Term 12John Gallagher Jr. knows a thing or two about drama. The actor, currently starring in HBO’s The Newsroom, has had his share of emotionally charged roles both onscreen and in the theater. For his latest film, Short Term 12, from writer and director Destin Daniel Cretton, Gallagher had to dig deep ... More -
Room Request! Gstaad Palace
This stunner in the Swiss Alps has 104 chalet-style rooms—but which is most requested? See it hereThe majestic Gstaad Palace—located in the heart of Switzerland’s Bernese Alps—has the air of an ancient Swiss castle. And while it doesn’t quite date back to the 13th century, the hotel does boast a rich 100-year history. Out of Gstaad Palace’s 104 rooms, we were curious to find ... More -
Maria Sharapova Answers Our Questions
Days before the US Open, the '06 champion withdraws from the tournament to treat an injury. Here, she talks anything but tennisMaria Sharapova was at the Andaz Hotel on Fifth Avenue to shoot a GIF for U.S. Open sponsor Evian a week before the upcoming Grand Slam tournament. Seeded third in women's singles, the Russian tennis star had been in New York for three days training and making headlines ... More -
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
