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Jan/Feb-2008
From the Jan/Feb 2008 Issue
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Dispatch: Winvian, CT
Just a two-hour drive from New York City is the ultimate in country-spa chic
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Black Book
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E-mail from Berlin
A Cook’s Tour of Paris
Chef Geoffrey Zakarian, of New York City restaurants Town and Country, visits the French capital several times a year with his wife, Margaret. Together they eat, drink, and shop their way through the always rich and evolving culi...
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Mastering the Art of the Bagel
Reggie Nadelson stops by the Lower East Side institution Russ & Daughters for the best bagels, lox, and cream cheese on planet Earth.
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A Deconstruction
The World According To Wong Kar Wai—filmmaker
Miami’s Casa Es Su Casa
Victoria Victorious
The Eyes Have It
African Queen
Top Notes
Paris correspondent Elisabeth Franck-Dumas speaks one-on-one with Hermès’s parfumeur-in-residence Jean-Claude Ellena, the man behind the Hermèssence fragrance line. Here he talks about his seventh creation, Brin de Réglisse.
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Note Taken
Take it With You
Mail-Order Meze
Checking In: Boston
Boston believes in honoring its history (sometimes, in fact, slavishly so). Given that, it comes as no surprise that two “new” hotels in the city both have captivating backstories. The just-opened Liberty and the recently christ...
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Drivers Wanted
Object of Desire
Come See Comme Ça
Five Questions For Jeffrey Chodorow
Culture Watch
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Surviving Picasso
Three volumes into his opus on the modern art colossus, John Richardson reflects on the work, the women, and his relationship with the mercurial master.
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Dress Code
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The Cover-up
Through daring color choices and with the help of some very refined Mongolian goats, Denis Colomb perfects the art of the cashmere wrap.
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Why I Wear What I Wear: David Biscaye
The creative force behind the architectural design firm Biscaye Freres brings the same rigorous modernism to his dress as he does to his work.
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Home Front
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Natural Selection
A Brazilian-born florist creates a magical kingdom—populated by New Zealand peonies, porcelain plums, and swan-shaped garden seats—in the middle of Manhattan.
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How Sweet It Is…
The Observatory: Seeing Green
Out There
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Gilt to Last
Worldly Goods
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Where Old Is Neue Again
The Neue Galerie brings to life the modern
Werke
of Austria and Germany. Its Design Shop lets you bring a piece home with you.
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The Big Physical: Where to Go, What to Get
Consuming Passions
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Neo-Adonis
Rapidly changing cultural mores have influenced the popularity of cosmetic surgery among men.
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New Age Comes of Age
Alternative Trend
Taking the Waters, Japanese-Style
A first look at a luxurious island resort off the coast of Japan.
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First Taste
First Choice
Northeastern Zen
Kids Stay in the Picture
Nearly four million U.S. teenagers have been to a spa, a stat not lost on a host of luxe properties around the world that now offer special menus and skin-saving solutions for underage aficionados.
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Sweating It Out in Korea
A first-person account of the rituals Koreans go through to detox, rejuvenate, scrub down—all while socializing.
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Next Stop
Seven fairly incredible new spas on our radar
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Up for the Count
At a sleek Manhattan studio, boxing becomes a knockout affair.
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Sun, Sea, and Saunas
Thanks to three new hotel spas, the Côte d’Azur is fast proving that “farniente” can rhyme with facials.
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No Running, Please
Technological advancements have turned the home gym into an adult playroom.
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Karan’s Karma
Of Hammams, Herbs, and Healing
From Shanghai to Hong Kong, China’s spa culture is upping the ante.
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The Screenplay: Cal-a-Vie, CA
Behind the scenes at southern California’s Eurochic retreat.
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Caribbean Comfort
A Royal Retreat at Sea
Canyon Ranch on the Queen Mary 2 has given the term “spa cruising” a whole new meaning.
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Open Wide and Say Ah
At this dentist’s office, a “mouth facial” is just the beginning.
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Buy Shirts, Get Shiatsu
Hidden away under Anne Fontaine’s flagship store on Paris’s chic Rue St.-Honoré is the latest venture of the white-shirt empress.
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To Robe or Disrobe?
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Vinotherapy
It started in Bordeaux in the nineties but only recently moved to northern California. Ann Marie Gardner reports on how five savvy Napa Valley resorts turned vineyards into spas.
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Where the Wild Boars Are
For Italians, boar hunting is an ancient sport that’s rich with tradition and central to their cultural identity. Each autumn and winter, across the woods and hills of Tuscany, they go in search of the legendary
cinghiale
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Shanghai, Sexy & Chic
When designer Han Feng visited the Shile spa in her native city, she found wellness with a brand-new style.
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The New Rotary Club
Helicopters are the latest must-have accessory. Getting your hands on one is easier said than done, reports Evan McGlinn.
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