Matthew Morrison, Honestly

With his new album of songs from musicals, the actor returns to his first love, the stage

School's out for much of the country, to the great joy of students and—let us not forget—their teachers. Among the newly-freed faculty is Will Schuester, one-time Spanish instructor and glee club mentor at McKinley High, and a character on Fox's Glee. Schuester is played by actor More

Beyond Wiborg Beach

On the launch of her destination tome, Kelly Killoren Bensimon takes DuJour on a personal tour of her Hamptons haunts

If you ask Kelly Killoren Bensimon what's special about the Hamptons, you'll quickly find out it's a personal thing. "It's more than beautiful light, culture, and beaches to me," the socialite told DuJour. "It's where I bought my first Jack Russell, raised my children, summered for the past ... More

Lea Journo Off-Duty

The celebrity hairstylist joins forces with a few top creatives for her latest after-hours project. DuJour takes a look

It certainly pays to know Lea Journo. Not only does she coiff hair by day at her salon at the Four Seasons Beverly Wilshire hotel—Natalie Portman, Brad Pitt and Kate Bosworth are among her clients—she masterminds creative collaborations in her off hours. Journo just joined forces ... More

Polo’s Star Spectators

Liberty State Park saw the return of the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic with Matthew McConaughey, Ashley Olsen and more attending

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The Start of the EndGame

Sleep No More and Santigold make for a charity event that's anything but conventional

Last Thursday in New York, stars like Girls' Jemima Kirke, Duran Duran's Simon Le Bon, Alexis Krauss and more came out to celebrate the launch of EndGame, a new global initiative spearheaded by activist Leigh Blake to defeat AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria. Held at the McKittrick Hotel in ... More

A Case for Covering Up

Why are we swathed in more fabric than ever before, even as the temperature soars?

If you go to runway shows all the time, after a while nothing fazes you—not reenactments of Highlands rapes (McQueen, fall 1995); benches collapsing (Balenciaga, spring 2012); models in coffins (Thom Browne, fall 2012); or even a sheep reluctantly taking to ... More

The Best Hotels in the Hamptons

Check in to some of the most elegant hotels on the East End

Topping Rose House 1 Bridgehampton Sag Harbor Turnpike, Bridgehampton toppingrosehouse.com The opening of Topping Rose House proves that the Hamptons is as much a year-round destination as a it is a summer hotspot. Architect Roger Ferris has restored the existing Greek revival-style mansion and created 22 suites, cottages and studios along ... More

The Architecture of Akris

With resort wear entering the fashion markets this week, take note of one standout collection

Designer Albert Kriemler has made the photo print one of his calling cards at Akris, integrating digitized images into collections that are both streamlined and incredibly sophisticated. And though last season he favored a more somber black and white palette, for resort Kriemler exercised a sense of escapism while ... More

Boston Welcomes Warby Parker

The stylish, altruistic eyewear brand opens a spectacular (pun intended!) outpost

Fittingly for a city with more than 60 colleges, Warby Parker's new Boston shop draws inspiration from great American libraries. "The space is filled with natural light and furnished with custom brass library lamps," explains Neil Blumenthal, the brand's co-founder and co-CEO. "We want our customers to explore ... More

Biarritz by The Surf

One Roxy surfer girl gives DuJour the scoop on where to eat, drink and play on the French seaside

To most, especially those who run with a fashionable crowd, the South of France means movies at Cannes, drinks at Le Club 55 and yachts as big and as flashy as any multi-million dollar mansion. To Roxy pro ... More

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