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The Artistry, Culture & Tastes of the World's Best BEST STREETFOODS TASTES OFTHEWORLD’S THE ARTISTRY,CULTURE& FLAIR WITH FOOD SPRINGSPRING 2018 2018 TBD Enroll Now polaroiduniversity.com MERMAIDS WELCOME THE AFTER AFTER PARTY TROPICAL OASIS LOUNGING ICONIC ENTERTAINMENT ENDLESS SURPRISES HARDROCKHOLLY.COM 2 Opulence Spring 2018 Spring 2018 Opulence 3 FRIENDS OF UFFIZI FRIENDS OF UFFIZI ASTONISHING 233 South Federal Highway, Boca Raton, Florida • Tel: 561.477.5444 BOCA RATON | NEW YORK | LOS ANGELES | CHICAGO | DALLAS | GENEVA | LONDON | HONG KONG | TEL AVIV | DUBAI | PANAMA | MOSCOW International Perla Lichi Design 52 74 111 is a versatile, experienced TOP FEATURES interior design firm. We create interiors in the client’s preferred style: Classic, Modern, WINTER 2017/18 Palatial — or anything in between. You’re invited to a modern 44 luxury experience. Luxury was always meant to be playful. Experience it free from restriction with a new iconic timepiece every three months. 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A Haiti earthquake survivor is discovered in Miami as the next rising-star opera singer. 34 SPARKLING ROSÉ: THE NEW TREND 74 LIVING ON CLOUD 9 International Opulence’s newest master AT THE MONACO YACHT SHOW sommelier columnist Diego Meraviglia Custom-built superyacht CLOUD 9 steals discusses the creation of rosé. the show during the fall Monaco Yacht Show. 37 QUINTESS ENTIAL HOME 76 ARTFUL ILLUMINATION COOKING IN PROVENCE Master Interior Designer Perla Lichi shares her art of light. 50 SU FILINDEU Threads of God – World’s rarest pasta from Nuoro, Sardinia 80 RED HOT RED BULL RUSH SHOTS 2017 90 OIL PAINTS, FAST CARS & A CELLO Classically trained Duaiv paints his world-renown masterpieces. 52 ‘LE GACY OF THE SPIDER AMONG THE BARRELS’ 100 HOUDINI SÉANCE Giovanni Allegrini’s influential art of winemaking in the Fumane region of Italy 10 Opulence Winter 2017/18 International 112 features 124 ROSE HILL PLANTATION (continued) A look at the remarkable post Civil War restoration of this architec- tural masterpiece in Bluffton, South Carolina. 129 CIVIL WAR TOKENS Simple tokens that provided stability during unstable times 132 THE AVIATOR LIVES ON Howard Hughes’ famous “Spruce Goose” is alive and kicking 70 years after its inaugural (and only) flight. 101 THE MECCA FOR MAGICIANS The mystical and tantalizing history of the Academy of Magical Arts and its Victorian mansion venue in Hollywood, California. 134 YACHTS, JEWELS, STOCKS, TRADE Buying real estate with tangibles 103 EXCLUSIVE BESPOKE SOUTH AFRICA KALAHARI ADVENTURES Discover the once-in-a-lifetime custom luxury safari at Tswalu Kalahari Private Game Reserve. 108 TRAVELING IN THE PURSUIT OF WELLNESS 111 WHEN YOU WISH UPON A LANTERN Sky lantern festivals around the world 112 LAPA’ LUXURY Marvel in a visit to Lisbon’s Lapa Palace. 115 ASHFORD CASTLE: THE IRISH GETAWAY BEYOND COMPARE 118 LOVING LESVOS Sharing my family journey to my father’s departments homeland on this charming Greek isle Editor’s Letter 14 Gadgets 16-17 122 JFK & CIA SPYMASTER JAMES National Event Guide 18,20 JESUS ANGLETON Entertainment 21,23 With JFK expert Jefferson Morley Broadway Across America 22,24 Dining guide 25 Dishing With The James Beard Foundation President 26 Social Living 58 Fashion 59-62 What Women Want 63-64 Medical News 65 Gentlemen’s Corner 68-69 Art Worth Repeating 93 Antiquities Conservation 97 Business Profile 98 Real Estate 134-144 Condo Law 136 12 Opulence Winter 2017/18 editor’s letter HORIZON A HEARTFELT PUBLISHING EXECUTIVE PUBLISHER & OWNER David Hammond, CEO FAREWELL TO Jayne Hammond, President EDITOR IN CHIEF A PIONEER Robin Jay JD MILLER [email protected] SENIOR CREATIVE ART DIRECTOR Adriana Naylor e was known as a modern-day Renaissance [email protected] 954-331-3912 man. 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