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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: COLIN DODGSON; JESSE CHEHAK; PHOTOGRAPHY BY DANIEL RIERA, STYLING BY VANESSA TRAINA editor’s letter -866-675-2078 TAKE FLIGHT -1 ILLUSTRATION BY ALEJANDRO CARDENAS www.dior.com GRAPE EXPECTATIONS Dressed for the heat in Giorgio Armani, Anubis and Bast sample a recent vintage from acclaimed winemaker Bill Harlan, profiled in this issue. VER THE YEARS, we’ve found that the antic- The rarified art of haute couture would also Detroit, which just goes to show that sometimes ipation of a vacation is often as enjoyable appeal to today’s princesses, especially when paired home can be the best destination to fuel one’s passion. as the trip itself—sometimes even more with statement sneakers, as in our shoot by photog- Whether you embark by plane, train, auto- so, which we discovered during discus- rapher Maciek Kobielski. 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