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May/Jun-2008
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The Nantucket Chronicles
It may be the last great sandy frontier of genteel America. Dana Vachon pays a visit to old money, new money, the rich, the famous, and those who’d like to be a bit of all four.
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Real Estates
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Ruin Hunting in Tuscany
Finding and restoring the perfect old house in the Italian countryside takes patience and resolve. A little luck helps, too.
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Black Book
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Thai Chic
The new Six Senses Hideaway on the island of Yao Noi encourages rest, relaxation—and blissfully little else.
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Ancient Crete
Architecture critic Joseph Giovannini plots the ideal itinerary among the ruins.
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The World According To Elizabeth Gilbert
The best-selling author of
Eat, Pray, Love
is both global nomad and local girl. Below, a few real-life tips and far-flung discoveries.
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Copenhagen Style
The aesthetically astute Danish capital is where to buy the best of Scandinavian design, old and new.
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Sensitive Skin Desensitized
Show Me the Money
At the Billionaire Club on the Costa Smeralda, our intrepid couple finds out how the other .00002 percent lives.
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My Dinner with Martial
Garden Variety
A Food Lover’s Guide to the Côte d’Azur
Mastering the Art of Ceviche
Reggie Nadelson goes native—well, almost—on the Costa Rican coast, drinking cerveza, eating the freshest seafood, and never wanting to leave.
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Film Forum
Against all odds, this is the little art house cinema that can—showing everything from crazy cool Korean kitsch to neorealist masterpieces.
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In the Red
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Designs for Dining
Creatively fusing retro references and contemporary style, AvroKO’s restaurants set the standard for intelligent downtown cool—even uptown.
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Culture Watch
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Dress Code
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The Ringmaster
She controls the social circus with one wave of her bejeweled hand.
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Chen Shi-zheng
With the debut of his first feature film—
Dark Matter
, starring Meryl Streep— the opera, and now movie, director defends black on black.
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Luxe in Translation
Home Front
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A Light Read
Mandarin Sky
On the 54th floor of New York’s Mandarin Oriental, the two-bedroom Taipan Suite brings sleek serenity and high-tech wizardry to a place at the top of the world.
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Style
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The Kor Club
Unapologetically obsessive. Relentlessly ambitious. Hotelier Brad Korzen is the consummate perfectionist. Robin Pogrebin checks in with the hotel impresario in Miami at his newest property, Tides South Beach.
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Out There
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Sino City
Worldly Goods
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Mirrors, Mirrors
Chicago Showroom
Roman-born decorator Alessandra Branca mixes old-world style and high design at her new store in the Windy City.
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How to Buy a Vintage Car (With a Bit of Help from the Web)
Vertu Reality
It’s made of titanium and comes with a concierge—all for seven grand. Frank Vizard assesses Vertu’s latest luxe phone.
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Out, Damn Pollutants
Designer Mathieu Lehanneur not only comments on our relationship with our environment—he also aims to improve it.
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Consuming Passions
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Food for Thought
Over the last seven years, the quirky culinary quarterly
Gastronomica
has developed a fierce foodie following. Jean Nathan sinks her teeth into this sophisticated journal...
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The Philanthropist
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Post-Mao… Wow!
How did a Belgian businessman come to fund China’s top contemporary art institution? Baron Guy Ullens, the force behind the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, explains.
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Features
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Holy Pilobolus!
The venerated dance troupe sets its gravity- and logic-defying twists, twirls, and aerials against Israel’s ancient landscape.
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The New Architecture of Travel
Beyond Fish and Chips
For a thousand years Londoners have bought haddock, oysters, and eels at Billingsgate Market. They still do, reports Richard Schweid.
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A Small Town in Italy
A fashion portfolio by Christopher Campbell
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Mystery Jewel
For centuries they masqueraded as rubies on the crowns of kings. At long last, the true beauty of spinels.
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