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SPELLBOUND the magic of gigi hadid Beyond Perfume Beyond 866.VUITTON louisvuitton.com HERMÈS BY NATURE 888-DYURMAN DA VIDYURMAN.COM 870 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK October 2016 30 EDITOR’S LETTER 34 CONTRIBUTORS 36 ON THE COVER 38 COLUMNISTS on Mistakes 144 STILL LIFE Danielle Steel The best-selling author shares a few of her favorite things. Photography by Drew Kelly What’s News. 41 Art Dealer Elizabeth Dee Opens a Gallery in Harlem Plus: Other Cultural Happenings in the Neighborhood 44 A Fresh Take on Danish Design From Karakter Bulgari Celebrates Rome’s Spanish Steps in Style An Appealing Menu of Cookbooks Hits the Shelves 46 NYC Architecture as It Might Have Been RICHARD, FILMMAKER_SAALFELDEN Current/Elliott Partners With a North Carolina Mill 48 Stephen Shore’s Teenage Photos of Warhol’s Factory Handbags That Echo Another Era—With a Twist Vacheron Constantin Revamps Its Overseas Line 50 The Latest Concept in Beauty: DIY Products Krewe, a Young Eyewear Brand on the Rise 52 Christopher Guest’s Mascots Premieres on Netflix Chic Italian Furnishings From Marta Sala Éditions The Latest Books Making the Leap to the Big Screen 54 Chippendale, Sydney’s Thriving Arts District 56 The Dynamic Musical Sisters Behind Ibeyi MOD. AR7125 58 The Download: Bobbi Brown COM ON THE COVER Gigi Hadid, photographed by Inez & Vinoodh and styled by George Cortina. Brandon Maxwell top and pants, Rodarte belt, Marley Glassroth bandanna and Lisa Eisner bracelets. For details see Sources, page 139. THIS PAGE A seating area in Christian Louboutin’s compound in Melides, Portugal, photographed by 104 Salva López. FOLLOW @WSJMAG: FRAMESOFLIFE. DIFFERENT EYES, DIFFERENT LIVES. STUARTWEITZMAN.COM 76 73 “I spent a lot of my lIfe not speakIng up because It dIdn’t seem ladylIke.” –sallIe krawcheck, p. 73 Market report. the exchange. 61 LET’S GET LOST 73 TRACKED: Sallie Krawcheck 80 AGAINST THE GRAIN When there’s a chill in the air, seek After dominating Wall Street, Nathan Myhrvold is giving new life to out chic, comfortable pieces that the CEO is forging a new path in centuries-old baking techniques in his combine an adventurous attitude with tech and finance. never-ending search for the greatest rugged, ready-for-anything style. By Thessaly La Force thing since sliced bread. Photography by Dan Martensen Photography by Brian Finke By Adam Robb Styling by Ondine Azoulay Illustration by Aart-Jan Venema 76 SHARED VISIONS In a world distracted by small-screen snapshots and selfies, two eminent photographers are proving that large- scale environmental images are not only relevant but also vital. By Stephen Wallis , BEIRUT, LEBANON, 2010, AQUEAOUS INKJET ON PARROT ANGELICA UNIVERSAL PHOTO MATTE PAPER MOUNTED ON DIBOND, 60 X 50 INCHES, 152.4 X 127 CM, EDITION OF 10 + 2 APS; COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND PAUL KASMIN GALLERY From left: Hotel Petra #12 (2010), a Robert Polidori photograph of a bombed-out, abandoned Beirut hotel. Ellevest co-founder and CEO Sallie Krawcheck in New York City, photographed by Brian Finke. HOTEL PETRA # 12 october 2016 wsj. magazIne “I thInk peace Is better than war, and I can be had once. but I can’t be had twIce.” –ron meyer, p. 134 134 116 escapes issue. 88 BLACK MAGIC 112 SNAP HAPPY 128 STELLA’S NEW STITCH Gigi Hadid embarks on a mystery This fall, Snapchat is launching its Fifteen years after she founded tour in dark, dramatic looks that first hardware product, Spectacles, her women’s line, Stella McCartney are enchanting in any place or time. and changing its company name. But is delving into menswear with Photography by Inez & Vinoodh are these video-sharing sunglasses a collection that nods to British Styling by George Cortina merely a toy—or an opening gambit musical history. for CEO Evan Spiegel’s next move? By William Van Meter 104 THE SIMPLE LIFE By Seth Stevenson Photography by David Bailey Photography by Karl Lagerfeld Christian Louboutin adds a sixth property—this time in Portugal—to 134 MR. NICE GUY his collection of homes and 116 SPIRITED AWAY From his early days as a superagent a fragrance line to his brand’s From Marrakech to Essaouira, the to his current reign as NBCUniversal’s growing portfolio. Moroccan landscape makes a vice chairman, Ron Meyer has By Alexandra Marshall cinematic setting for elegance that built a career on relationships. In his Photography by Salva López can travel anywhere. first major profile in nearly two Photography by Christian MacDonald decades, the Hollywood heavyweight Styling by Véronique Didry goes off-script. By Ned Zeman Photography by Matthew Kristall From left: Ron Meyer in Malibu, California, photographed by Matthew Kristall. Miu Miu jacket, shirt and shorts, photographed by Christian MacDonald and styled by Véronique Didry. For details see Sources, page 139. october 2016 wsj. magazIne editor’s letter BIG TIME ILLUSTRATION BY ALEJANDRO CARDENAS OVER THE HUMP Anubis and Bast, both wearing Armani, travel through the breathtaking Moroccan landscape as Who hitches a ride. NYONE WHO’S MANAGED to get a successful where she’s silhouetted in a series of dramatic and Becoming the head of a fashion company was an project, career or business off the ground bewitching statement pieces. almost accidental fate for shoe designer Christian inevitably confronts a follow-up question: Nascent tech companies are often vexed by similar Louboutin, who opened his first Paris location 24 How do I grow from here? Our October issue questions as they plot growth. Go it alone? Or become years ago at a friend’s suggestion. Today his portfo- Aexplores the ways individuals from across the culture part of a larger corporate parent? Attempt to per- lio of products—which includes his iconic footwear have answered that challenge as they’ve made the fect a single product? Or expand into new, uncharted plus lipstick, nail polish and now fragrances—is move from upstart to the major leagues. waters? Evan Spiegel, the co-founder and CEO of known around the world. This expansion has helped For cover star Gigi Hadid, the process came Snapchat, has faced them all. Despite competitors who fund a network of idyllic escapes, including a recently quite naturally. Discovered at a young age, she has have imitated features of his popular social-media acquired compound in Portugal. His recipe for suc- embraced her 21st-century-style celebrity with con- platform or offered extravagant sums of money to buy cess? “As long as you drive something to the end and fident ease, whether on the set of a fashion shoot or him out, Spiegel has forged ahead on his own. In an do it your way, you’ll always be proud.” sharing snippets of her daily life with millions of exclusive feature, we offer a look at the first hardware Snapchat and Instagram followers. In this issue, she product from the newly christened Snap Inc. What Kristina O’Neill brings an otherworldly poise to our fall fashion port - Spiegel describes as a mere toy may offer his company [email protected] folio (stunningly photographed by Inez & Vinoodh), a strategic advantage down the road. @kristina_oneill 30 wsj. magazine EDITOR IN CHIEF Kristina O’Neill CREATIVE DIRECTOR Magnus Berger EXECUTIVE EDITOR Chris Knutsen MANAGING EDITOR Brekke Fletcher VP/PUBLISHER Anthony Cenname ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER Stephanie Arnold DEPUTY EDITOR Elisa Lipsky-Karasz ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER/LUXURY Alberto E. Apodaca DESIGN DIRECTOR Pierre Tardif BUSINESS DIRECTOR Julie Checketts Andris MULTIMEDIA DIRECTOR/LUXURY-EU Omblyne Pelier PHOTOGRAPHY DIRECTOR Jennifer Pastore EXECUTIVE FASHION DIRECTOR Claudia Silver FEATURES EDITOR Lenora Jane Estes BRAND DIRECTOR Caroline Daddario BRAND MANAGER Tessa Ku STYLE DIRECTOR David Thielebeule MAGAZINE COORDINATOR Suzanne Drennen ART DIRECTOR Tanya Moskowitz LUXURY SALES COORDINATOR Robert D. Eisenhart iii SENIOR PHOTO EDITOR Damian Prado EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN, NEWS CORP Rupert Murdoch ASSOCIATE EDITOR Thomas Gebremedhin CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, NEWS CORP Robert Thomson CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, DOW JONES & COMPANY William Lewis COPY CHIEF Ali Bahrampour EDITOR IN CHIEF, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Gerard Baker PRODUCTION DIRECTOR Scott White SENIOR DEPUTY MANAGING EDITOR, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Michael W. Miller RESEARCH CHIEF Randy Hartwell EDITORIAL DIRECTOR, WSJ. WEEKEND Emily Nelson SENIOR MARKET EDITORS Isaiah Freeman-Schub, Laura Stoloff HEAD OF GLOBAL SALES, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Trevor Fellows ASSOCIATE MARKET EDITOR Alexander Fisher SENIOR VP MULTIMEDIA SALES Etienne Katz ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR Meghan Benson VP MULTIMEDIA SALES Christina Babbits, John Kennelly, Robert Welch EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Sara Morosi VP VERTICAL MARKETS Marti Gallardo JUNIOR DESIGNER Caroline Newton SVP STRATEGY AND OPERATIONS Evan Chadakoff OVERSEAS VP AD SERVICES Paul Cousineau FASHION ASSISTANTS VP INTEGRATED MARKETING Drew Stoneman Bearing the prestigious Hallmark of Geneva, this timepiece is Giau Nguyen, Lizzy Wholley VP CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS Colleen Schwartz the ideal companion for an extraordinary voyage that reveals a unique PHOTO ASSISTANT Amanda Webster EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, MULTIMEDIA SALES/ASIA Mark Rogers perspective on the world. It is the only watch of its kind. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, GLOBAL EVENTS Sara Shenasky CONTRIBUTING EDITORS AD SERVICES, MAGAZINE MANAGER Don Lisk Michael Clerizo, Julie Coe, AD SERVICES, BUREAU ASSOCIATE Tom Roggina Kelly Crow, Jason Gay, Jacqui Getty, Andrew Goldman, Parker Hubbard, CRAFTING ETERNITY SINCE 1755 OVERSEAS Howie Kahn, Joshua Levine, Sarah Medford, Meenal Mistry, Clare O’Shea, Kavanaugh Oktavec, Michelle Peralta, Sarah Perry, WSJ. Issue 76, October 2016, Copyright 2016, Dow Jones and Geneva official watchmaking Christopher Ross, Fanny Singer, Company, Inc. All rights reserved. See the magazine online at certification www.wsjmagazine.com. Reproduction in whole or in part without Dacus Thompson written permission is prohibited. WSJ. Magazine is provided as a supplement to The Wall Street Journal for subscribers CONTRIBUTING SPECIAL PROJECTS DIRECTOR who receive delivery of the Saturday Weekend Edition and on Andrea Oliveri newsstands.
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    PROSPECTUS 7,000,000 SHARES [LOGO] COMMON STOCK ------------------ Of the 7,000,000 shares of Common Stock of Guess ?, Inc. offered hereby, 5,600,000 shares are initially being offered in the United States and Canada by the U.S. Underwriters and 1,400,000 shares are initially being offered outside the United States and Canada by the International Managers. The initial public offering price and the aggregate underwriting discount per share are identical for each of the Offerings. See "Underwriting." Prior to the Offerings, there has been no public market for the Common Stock. See "Underwriting" for a discussion of the factors considered in determining the initial public offering price of the Common Stock. The Common Stock has been approved for listing on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "GES," subject to official notice of issuance. SEE "RISK FACTORS" BEGINNING ON PAGE 8 FOR A DISCUSSION OF CERTAIN FACTORS THAT SHOULD BE CONSIDERED BY PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS OF THE COMMON STOCK OFFERED HEREBY. --------------------- THESE SECURITIES HAVE NOT BEEN APPROVED OR DISAPPROVED BY THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION OR ANY STATE SECURITIES COMMISSION, NOR HAS THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION OR ANY STATE SECURITIES COMMISSION PASSED UPON THE ACCURACY OR ADEQUACY OF THIS PROSPECTUS. ANY REPRESENTATION TO THE CONTRARY IS A CRIMINAL OFFENSE. PRICE TO UNDERWRITING PROCEEDS TO PUBLIC DISCOUNT (1) COMPANY (2) Per Share........................... $18.00 $1.10 $16.90 Total (3)........................... $126,000,000 $7,700,000 $118,300,000 (1) The Company and certain Principal Stockholders have agreed to indemnify the several Underwriters against certain liabilities, including certain liabilities under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.
  • Steven Spielberg Scrive E Dirige Il Suo Primo Lungometraggio Amatoriale, Firelight (1964), Che Sarà Proiettato in Un Cinema Cittadino

    Steven Spielberg Scrive E Dirige Il Suo Primo Lungometraggio Amatoriale, Firelight (1964), Che Sarà Proiettato in Un Cinema Cittadino

    ESORDI DI UNA CARRIERA MOLTO PROMETTENTE • Dopo vari mediometraggi, appartenenti ai generi più disparati (western, noir, avventura), il diciassettenne Steven Spielberg scrive e dirige il suo primo lungometraggio amatoriale, Firelight (1964), che sarà proiettato in un cinema cittadino. Il budget del film è di 500 dollari . • Qui, per la prima volta, Spielberg si confronta con il genere della fantascienza . Il tema di Firelight sarà ampiamente ripreso e approfondito nel successivo Incontri ravvicinati del terzo tipo (Close Encounters of the Third Kind , 1977 ). • È lo stesso Spielberg a comporre la colonna sonora di Firelight , con il suo clarinetto, mentre la madre, Leah , un tempo promettente pianista, aggiunge un brano al piano. La Arcadia High School , la scuola pubblica frequentata da Steven e dalle sorelle a Phoenix , ha poi ricreato l’intera colonna sonora. • Il film è realizzato durante i week-end . Molte scene saranno girate a casa di Spielberg e nel suo garage. • Nel cast, compare anche la sorella del futuro regista, Nancy Spielberg. Oggi, Firelight è purtroppo considerato un film perduto. • O meglio, ci sono rimasti soltanto alcuni frammenti dell’intera pellicola. Tali estratti testimoniano già un precoce, seppure ancora grossolano, talento visivo da parte dell’esordiente regista . Firelight (1964) • Il giovane Spielberg attende l’inizio della premiere del suo primo lungometraggio . • Circa 500 persone assisteranno alla prima del film. Il costo del biglietto sarà di un dollaro. Alcune immagini dal film… • Durante il periodo trascorso in Arizona a causa del lavoro di Arnold, l’unione tra i coniugi Spielberg si deteriora . In un tentativo di salvare il matrimonio dal naufragio, la famiglia decide di trasferirsi a Saratoga, in California .