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Magazine hosted its annual holiday luncheon at Le Bernardin Privé in New York. The event welcomed WSJ. Magazine’seditorial and advertising partners and celebrated their 2014 collaborations. Publisher Anthony Cenname toasted WSJ. Mag’sstrongest year in history and stirred excitement about the new year ahead. Photos by Kelly Taub/BFAnyc.com Robert Chavez, Heather Vandenberghe, Shauna Brook Frank Furlan, Rosita Wheeler, Lynn Reid Brad Nelson, Tate Magner Colleen Caslin, Anthony Cenname Jon Spring, Arwa Al Shehhi Desiree Gallas Sandeep Dasgupta, Kevin Dailey Alberto Apodaca, Julia Erdman Jenny Oh, Dana Drehwing, Maria Canale Kevin Harter, Jason Weisenfeld, Vira Capeci Follow @WSJnoted or visit us at wsjnoted.com ©2015Dow Jones &Company,InC.all RIghts ReseRveD.6ao1412 ART DIR: PAUL MARCIANO PH: DAVID BELLEMERE GUESS?©2015 women’s style march 2015 54 EDITOR’S LETTER 58 ON THE COVER 60 CONTRIBUTORS 62 COLUMNISTS on Ambition 65 THE WSJ. FIVE Five trend-transcending pieces from the spring collections that will stand the test of time. Photography by Philippe Lacombe Styled by Carole Grégoris 168 STILL LIFE Hilary Knight The celebrated Eloise illustrator shares a few of his favorite things. Photography by Tina Tyrell What’s News. 75 Ben Gorham’s Byredo Branches Out This Spring 78 Susanne Kaufmann’s Alpine Organics Hollywood’s Season of the Witch Piaget Updates a Classic 1960s Timepiece 80 Sam Taylor-Johnson Adapts Fifty Shades of Grey Floral Prints Rule Spring Runways Papal Gems at a Palm Beach Jewelry Show 82 Alex Eagle Opens a Lifestyle Boutique in London Rodarte Designs a Superga Capsule Collection Platform Sandals Give Spring Style a Boost 84 The No-Water Face Wash Trend Takes Off 86 Michelle Rodriguez, Healer of the Ballet Elite 88 Photographer Nick Waplington’s Solo Show at Tate Britain ON THE COVER Doutzen Kroes, photographed by Josh Olins and styled by Alastair McKimm. Chloé cotton ANNIE LEIBOVITZ voile and lace dress. For details see Sources, page 166. A curated series of photography by THIS PAGE Stack (6), Cadmium Orange (2014), ANNIE LEIBOVITZ, JUERGEN TELLER and BRUCE WEBER 82 by artist Annie Morris at London’s Alex Eagle boutique, photographed by Robbie Lawrence. Sold exclusively in Louis Vuitton stores. louisvuitton.com JUERGEN TELLER BRUCE WEBER A curated series of photography by ANNIE LEIBOVITZ, JUERGEN TELLER and BRUCE WEBER Sold exclusively in Louis Vuitton stores. louisvuitton.com “there’s a garden inside all of us.” —charles masson 108 105 Market report. the exchange. women’s style issue. 93 GROUP DYNAMIC 105 TRACKED: Charles Masson 112 NATURAL WOMAN Options abound to freshen wardrobes The courtly New York restaurateur Spring’s most desirable looks combine this spring in a spectrum of hues, from moves to the Baccarat Hotel. textures with minimalism to create clean, white silhouettes to designs in By Christopher Ross an effect that’s rough and refined. deep plum, slate gray and crisp sky blue. Photography by Christopher Churchill Photography by Lachlan Bailey Photography by Sean Thomas Styling by Alastair McKimm Styling by Charlotte Collet 108 NOW, FORAGER Before Noma, locavorism flourished 122 THE MEISEL TOUCH at Miyamasou for decades. What makes a supermodel? By Tom Downey The iconic images of photographer Photography by Hideaki Hamada Steven Meisel. Photography by Steven Meisel Interview by Tim Blanks From left: Chef Hisato Nakahigashi and his wife, Sachiko, at their restaurant, Miyamasou, outside Kyoto, Japan, photographed by Hideaki Hamada. Former La Grenouille manager Charles Masson, now director at Chevalier, the restaurant at New York’s new Baccarat Hotel, photographed by Christopher Churchill. 158 women’s style issue, cont. 130 EASY LIKE SUNDAY 142 THE FRENCH CONNECTOR 158 THE 90-YEAR-OLD MORNING Gallerist Almine Rech mixes works IT GIRL Doutzen Kroes slips into simply alluring by Marcel Duchamp and Richard Beirut-born poet, essayist and looks that evoke relaxed sexiness. Prince in her elegant Parisian painter Etel Adnan has created Photography by Josh Olins pied-à-terre. quietly powerful work for decades. Styling by Alastair McKimm By Alexa Brazilian By Negar Azimi Photography by Estelle Hanania Photography by James Mollison 140 COLLECT IT: VALENTINO HAUTE COUTURE 148 THAT ’70S SHOW 162 THE EMPIRE OF ESTÉE New York’s Whitney Museum exhibition Cool pieces get their close-ups this Fresh off a recent acquisitions spree, of Valentino designs featured a season with cameos from swinging cosmetics giant Estée Lauder is virtuosic all-white presentation. bags and groovy clogs. ready to shake things up. By J.J. Martin Photography by Zoe Ghertner By Julia Reed Photography by Robin Broadbent Styling by Elissa Santisi Photography by Adrian Gaut Styling by Eva Babieradzki Styling by Noemi Bonazzi Above: Artist Etel Adnan at work at her home in Paris, photographed by James Mollison. GET WSJ. SATURDAY A Saturday-only subscription to The Wall Street Journal gives a weekly fix of smart style and culture. Includes OFF DUTY, a guide to your not-at-work life; REVIEW, the best in ideas, books and culture; and, of course, the monthly WSJ. Magazine. 1-888-681-9216 or www .subscribe .wsj.com/getweekend. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @WSJMag. editor’s letter LUST FOR LIFE ILLUSTRATION BY ALEJANDRO CARDENAS LADY AND THE TRAMP Bast and Anubis, in Céline and Christian Dior, respectively, dig into a plate of pasta (with the help of Who) at NYC’s Sant Ambroeus restaurant. S WE LOOK FORWARD to spring and leav- Our stunning cover star, the Dutch model Doutzen recognition finally caught up to her. Her artwork, ing chilly winter days behind, our March Kroes (who notes that her first photo session with which features images and text (expressed in multi- women’s fashion issue celebrates a num- Meisel was a turning point in her career), appears ple languages), distills decades of life and travel and ber of luminaries at various points in their in a fashion story that evokes a lazily luxurious politics. In spite of the painful realities that have Acareers as they reflect on lessons learned, while Sunday morning, beautifully photographed by Josh shaped her—a civil war in Lebanon, the fractures anticipating the challenges ahead. Olins. At the age of 30, Kroes has become the second- of Arab identity—Adnan has proudly maintained a Fashion photography giant Steven Meisel opens highest-paid model in the business. While life might sense of optimism about the world. It’s a page from up to Tim Blanks about his creative process, on the seem like a dream for the Victoria’s Secret angel, she her book we’d all be wise to borrow. occasion of an exhibition and auction at Phillips show- reveals that her highly visible success has been the casing his extraordinary body of work. While Meisel result of years of dedication and discipline—not to isn’t much for revisiting the past—he says he never mention intense Ballet Beautiful workouts. looks at his old images; it makes him too sad—he con- Last, our feature on the 90-year-old artist and fesses that nearly all of his work, even when it focuses writer Etel Adnan is a testament to the concept Kristina O’Neill on subjects utterly alien to him, is in a sense a self- that age is just a number. She’s been a creative [email protected] portrait, a kind of subversive form of autobiography. force all her life, but only in recent years has global Instagram: kristina_oneill 54 wsj. magazine editor in Chief Kristina O’Neill Creative direCtor Magnus Berger exeCutive editor Chris Knutsen Managing editor Brekke Fletcher publisher Anthony Cenname global advertising direCtor Stephanie Arnold features direCtor Elisa Lipsky-Karasz business Manager Julie Checketts Andris design direCtor Pierre Tardif brand direCtor Jillian Maxwell Marketing Coordinator Elisa Handbury photography direCtor Jennifer Pastore Magazine Coordinator Tessa Ku artiCles editor Megan Conway exeCutive ChairMan, neWs Corp Rupert Murdoch style direCtor David Thielebeule Chief exeCutive offiCer, neWs Corp Robert Thomson art direCtor Tanya Moskowitz Chief exeCutive offiCer, doW Jones & CoMpany William Lewis editor in Chief, the Wall street Journal Gerard Baker photo editor Damian Prado senior deputy Managing editor, the Wall street Journal assoCiate editor Christopher Ross Michael W. 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