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The New Classics Spine: 5/32” (.1563”) Varnish: Knockout “WSJ.” in main logo THE NEW CLASSICS what to collect now 0613_WSJ_Cover_02.indd 1 4/25/13 7:43 AM ADDRESSED to THE NINES A COLLECTION OF THE FINEST 2-5 BEDROOM LUXURY RESIDENCES FROM $2.9M AT THE FASHIONABLE INTERSECTION OF EAST 61ST AND MADISON AVENUE SALES BOUTIQUE: 660 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY The complete offering terms are in an offering plan available from Sponsor. File No C11-0007. Sponsor is 680 Residential Owner LLC, c/o Extell Development Company, 805 Third Avenue, Seventh Floor, New York, New York 10022. Equal Housing Opportunity. TheCarltonHouse.com | 212 680 0166 CHIC ON THE BRIDGE - NEW YORK Sold exclusively in Louis Vuitton stores and on louisvuitton.com. Pink gold, diamonds and ceramic. Automatic movement. www.dior.com - 1-866-675-2078 www.dior.com - 1-866-675-2078 40-hour power reserve. 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Photography by Richard Powers What’s News. 23 Raf Simons’s Go-to Florist Photography by Daniëlle Van Ark The Revival of Journal Cahiers d’Art Azadeh Shladovsky’s Whimsical Furniture 26 The Second Coming of Bucky’s Dome Sean Penn’s Haiti Relief No-Touch Tech Gadgets 28 An Art Shift in Paris Fashion’s Cosmetic Collaborations 30 Photographer Richard Misrach’s Eyewear Congo’s Conflict Captured by Artist Richard Mosse Director Steven Soderbergh’s Swan Song 32 A Guide to the New Collectibles On the cOver Model Natalia Vodianova photographed by Alasdair McLellan. Styling by Anastasia Barbieri. The Row sweater, $4,490, saks.com, Dior Fine Jewelry ring, price upon request, 800-929-DIOR, Vodianova’s own Cartier ring. thIS PAGe Model Malgosia Bela photographed by Josh Olins. Styling by Clare Richardson. J.W. Anderson top, $635, ©2013 trousers, $780, my-wardrobe.com. FOLLOWInG PAGe Ca 66 Vodianova in a Valentino gown, $26,000, 212-772-6969, Dior Panthère® de Cartier collection rtier Fine Jewelry earrings, price upon request, 800-929-DIOR. 0613_WSJ_TOC_04.indd 11 4/29/13 10:48 AM 04292013095141 80 52 58 23 THE EXCHANGE. collectibles issue 39 TRaCkED Sheila Johnson 52 SupER WOman 74 COSTumE DRama How a TV pioneer parlayed her fortune Having conquered the fashion world, Style icon Anna Piaggi left behind one into a business consortium. model Natalia Vodianova takes of the world’s largest closets. Now TELLER By Jeffrey Podolsky on philanthropy. her family struggles to find it a home. Photography by Adam Golfer By Derek Blasberg By J.J. Martin Photography by Alasdair McLellan Photography by Harf Zimmermann JUERGEN 42 ESSay The Highs of the Lowline Styling by Anastasia Barbieri ; ARK A chef considers a proposed park that 80 pRIDE Of THE pampaS VA N 58 COLLECT IT LIkE will reinvent Manhattan’s underground. 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CLOCKWISE 0613_WSJ_TOC_04.indd 12 4/29/13 10:48 AM 04292013095314 Approved with warnings 0613_WSJ_EdLetter_03.indd 14 14 craftsman)Alejandro Alcocer’s take collectibleson isas risky hasas it been suc stay younger for as long as possible.” In New York City, designer (and chef and of aging. “Art and the relationship with artists,” he admits, class“could be collectiona way to of contemporary art, which he sees as Keringan (formerly antidotePPR) has purchased for his the Palazzofear Grassi to showcase his world- and nineandgreyhounds—onwhite hishistoric Alan Faena has surrounded himself with Argentine sions art,with Porschesmusic, and architecture—Hermès bags. South American real estate powerhouse 350 vintage Rolexes and dyeing them matte black. cessful:He now Ahas search similar for a rareobses black Rolex turned into a passion project of procuring conclusion: Acollectible is, or will become, aclassic. about what makes certain items valuable, whether for sentimental reasons or record-breaking-auction-at-Christie’s reasons. And we arrived at this simple for our first-ever collectibles issue, We started We in Venice, where François Pinault, the billionaire paterfamilias of tried a estancia we spent a lot of time thinking outside of Buenos Aires. We ILLUSTRATION BY ILLUSTRATION BY 04292013095501 editor’s lettereditor’s AL N - - ej Kristina O’Neill Editor in Chief the story of who really we are. sessions reflect and fuel our passions, and how theyhandbag.tell It’s inspiring to learn the many ways include our everythingpos from Bambis to a classic Roger Vivier Inès de la Fressange, a French style icon whose keepsakes collection of vintage Canons fine jewelry story. 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