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Claus Meyer Expands His Culinary Domain SEASON OF STYLE penÉlope cruz on her own terms RALPH LAUREN The Ricky Bag Ricky Lauren RALPHLAUREN.COM/RICKY RALPH LAUREN The Ricky Bag “My wife Ricky is my muse. Her personal style and natural beauty have always been my inspiration.” ® , Inc. J 12 ® Watch in high-tech ceramic. Moonphase complication with aventurine counter. Available in classic or diamond version. ©2013 CHANEL chAnel boutiques 800.550.0005 chAnel.coM ASPORTINGLIFE! 1-800-441-4488 Hermes.com INTRODUCING © 2013 Estée Lauder Inc. BE AN INSPIRATION #modernmuse TO BREAK THE RULES, YOU MUST FIRST MASTER THEM. THE WATCH THAT BROKE ALL THE RULES, REBORN. IN 1972, THE ORIGINAL ROYAL OAK SHOCKED THE WATCHMAKING WORLD AS THE FIRST HAUTE HOROLOGY SPORTS WATCH TO TREAT STEEL AS A PRECIOUS METAL. TODAY THE NEW ROYAL OAK COLLECTION STAYS TRUE TO THE SAME PRINCIPLES SET OUT IN LE BRASSUS ALL THOSE YEARS AGO: “BODY OF STEEL, HEART OF GOLD.” OVER 130 YEARS OF HOROLOGICAL CRAFT, MASTERY AND FINE DETAILING LIE INSIDE THIS ICONIC MODERN EXTERIOR; THE PURPOSEFUL ROYAL OAK ARCHITECTURE NOW EXPRESSED IN 41MM DIAMETER. FROM AVANT-GARDE TO ICON. AUDEMARS PIGUET BOUTIQUES. 646.375.0807 NEW YORK: 65 EAST 57TH STREET, NY. 888.214.6858 BAL HARBOUR: BAL HARBOUR SHOPS, FL. 866.595.9700 ROYAL OAK AUDEMARSPIGUET.COM IN STAINLESS STEEL. SELFWINDING MANUFACTURE MOVEMENT. PROUD PARTNER OF Light, Purity, StiLLneSS Some SecretS are for whiSPering www.royalmansour.com ART DIR: PAUL MARCIANO GUESS?©2013 NORTH STAR COLLECTION For starry nights, diamonds and white gold. NEW YORK CHICAGO LONDON COPENHAGEN HONG KONG TOKYO WWW.G EORGJENSEN.COM ® h aC CO 3 01 ©2 WILL See the film at COaCh.COm #COaChNeWYORKStORieS december 2013 / january 2014 36 EDITOR’S LETTER 40 CONTRIBUTORS 46 COLUMNISTS on Indulgence 49 gIfT gUIDE: HOME CHIC HOME A room-by-room register of the season’s best presents. Photography by Martyn Thompson Produced and Styled by Jocelyne Beaudoin 156 STILL LIfE fran Lebowitz The New York wit shares a few of her favorite things. Photography by Ditte Isager Styling by Kim Ficaro What’s News. 65 Spike Jonze and Humberto Leon Partner Up 68 Port Storms Winter Cocktails An Exhibition of Richard Avedon’s Women 70 Inside Herzog & de Meuron’s Miami Museum 72 Brit-Style Brasserie Opens in San Francisco Louis Vuitton’s Collection of Timeless Staples Poltrona Frau Boosts Designer Gastone Rinaldi 73 Sarah Morris Trains Her Artistic Eye on Rio Dolce & Gabbana Debuts Luxury Women’s Watches 74 Maria Pergay’s Steely Pieces at Design Miami Mezzo-Soprano Isabel Leonard Shines at the Met Ace Hotel Sets Up in L.A.’s United Artists Building 76 Linda Rodin on Her Cult Beauty Brand 78 The Appeal of Natural Wood Furniture Miuccia Prada’s Avant-Garde Furs Chicago’s Nico Osteria Masters Italian Seafood 80 Q&As With Three New Jewelry Talents on the cover Penélope Cruz photographed by Alasdair McLellan. Styling by Anastasia Barbieri. Balmain jacket and De Beers earrings. thIS PAGe Christy Turlington photographed by Daniel 132 Jackson. Styling by Tiina Laakkonen. Calvin Klein Collection top and pants. For details see Sources, page 154. 1213_WSJ_TOC_01.indd 25 10/31/13 1:58 PM 10312013125922 144 124 100 Market report. the exchange. the holiday issue. 87 FRESH PRINTS 93 TRACKED: JAMES DYSON 108 BLACK IS THE NEW BLACK Spring ahead to a modern look The British inventor and industrial Carve out a chic new identity in with brightly patterned attire designer reinvents the familiar. sculptural eveningwear that puts and no-hassle hair and makeup. By Alicia Kirby the spotlight on compelling cuts. Photography by Ben Weller Photography by Ben Roberts Photography by Daniel Jackson Styling by Zara Zachrisson Styling by Alastair McKimm 98 FASHION’S BEST- KEPT SECRET 118 THE PENÉLOPE MYSTIQUE Studio Roscini is behind many The Hollywood star opens up about catwalk creations and Oscar gowns. parenthood and finding peace in By J.J. Martin her career. Photography by James Mollison By Howie Kahn Photography by Alasdair McLellan 100 BOARDWALK EMPIRE Styling by Anastasia Barbieri Danish restaurateur Claus Meyer expands his culinary domain. By Jay Cheshes Photography by Erik Olsson THIS PAGE Clockwise from left: Tod’s President and CEO Diego Della Valle at the Colosseum; Victoire de Castellane, artistic director of Dior’s fine jewelry, in her office; a dish of smoked salmon, apples and smoked cheese from Almanak, a restaurant inside the Standard, Claus Meyer’s new business venture in Copenhagen. 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. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: LAWRENCE BECK; FRANÇOIS HALARD; ERIK OLSSON 108 49 138 holiday continued. 124 TO ROME, WITH LOVE 132 THREE TO TANGO 144 DIOR’S CROWN JEWEL Billionaire Diego Della Valle makes The trio of designers who filled Designer Victoire de Castellane history by funding the restoration Calvin Klein’s shoes have turned infuses the rarefied world of jewelry of Italy’s treasured Colosseum. the brand into a global juggernaut. with Technicolor gems. By J.J. Martin By Elisa Lipsky-Karasz By Joshua Levine Photography by Lawrence Beck Photography by Daniel Jackson Styling by François Halard Styling by Tiina Laakkonen 128 RHAPSODY IN JEWELS 148 HEMINGWAY’S HAVANA Gems in hues from pale azure to 138 WILD AT HEART Of all the places Ernest Hemingway deepest blue are enough to make Beverley McConnell’s lush New lived, none had such a hold on the anyone’s heart sing. Zealand garden reflects a half-century author as his home outside Havana. By Finn-Olaf Jones of taming the landscape. EW INGALLS; MARTYN THOMPSON Photography by Horacio Salinas Fashion Editor David Thielebeule By Lindsey Taylor Photography by Gemma and Andrew Ingalls GEMMA & ANDR THIS PAGE Clockwise from top left: Model Jessica Miller wearing a Céline dress and a Balenciaga necklace, photographed by Daniel Jackson and styled by Alastair McKimm; a terraced lawn in Beverley McConnell’s garden in New Zealand; a holiday meal includes treasures from our gift guide, clockwise from bottom, Canvas Dauville gold-glazed platter, J. & L. Lobmeyr glass, amber glass votive, John Derian for Astier de Villatte blue bowl, Georg Jensen silver nutcracker and bowl set, Armani Casa bowl, Aero fig glass dome, black Ryota Aoki plate, John Derian for Astier de Villatte marbled plate, Canvas Madrid gold fork, panettone from Emporio Rulli and assorted chocolates from La Maison du Chocolat. For details see Sources, page 154. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: DANIEL JACKSON; Editor in ChiEf Kristina O’Neill CrEativE dirECtor Magnus Berger ExECutivE Editor Chris Knutsen Managing Editor Brekke Fletcher fashion nEws/fEaturEs dirECtor Elisa Lipsky-Karasz publishEr Anthony Cenname global advErtising dirECtor Stephanie Arnold dEsign dirECtor Pierre Tardif businEss ManagEr Julie Checketts Andris brand dirECtor Jillian Maxwell photography dirECtor Jennifer Pastore Coordinator Molly Dahl sEnior Editor Megan Conway ExECutivE ChairMan, nEws Corp Rupert Murdoch ChiEf ExECutivE, nEws Corp Robert Thomson MEn’s stylE dirECtor David Farber prEsidEnt, ChiEf ExECutivE offiCEr, dow JonEs & CoMpany, publishEr, thE wall strEEt Journal Lex Fenwick fashion MarkEt/aCCEssoriEs dirECtor David Thielebeule Editor in ChiEf, thE wall strEEt Journal Gerard Baker sEnior dEputy Managing Editor, thE wall strEEt Journal MEn’s stylE Editor Tasha Green Michael W. 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