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Photography by Jesse Chehak Photography by Lachlan Bailey Styling by Ludivine Poiblanc 100 TWO’S COMPANY Designer Derek Lam and husband Jan-Hendrik Schlottmann enter their second decade of business together. By Emily Holt Photography by Maciek Kobielski Clockwise from left: A tantalizing tableau from this month’s gift guide, photographed by Martyn Thompson. Artist Sam Falls at his studio in Glendale, CA, photographed by Jesse Chehak. Dacra founder Craig Robins at his home in Miami, photographed by Audra Melton. 156 128 138 holiday, cont. 128 RICHARD PRINCE’S 142 MADE IN CHINA 156 THE PELLICANO BRIEF UNLIKELY RETREAT The country turns its hand to Hotel Il Pellicano, an iconic The artist is getting ready to welcome making fine wine, artisanal cheese destination on the Tuscan coast visitors to his art-filled estate 200 and homegrown caviar. Will it of Italy, is summer home to its miles north of New York City. succeed? creative director, Marie-Louise Sciò. By Kelly Crow By Tony Perrottet By Brekke Fletcher Photography by Mario Sorrenti Photography by Nacho Alegre Photography by Matthieu Salvaing Styling by Robert Rabensteiner 138 CITIZEN DAVE 150 HIS & HERS Literary sensation Dave Eggers Top off elegant evening attire with a is driven by much more than his per- tuxedo shirt or blouse, adorned with sonal novelistic ambitions. unforgettable accessories. By Howie Kahn Photography by Melanie Lyon & Photography by Mona Kuhn Ramon Escobosa Fashion Editor David Thielebeule Clockwise from left: One of Richard Prince’s installations at his estate in the Catskill Mountains, photographed by Mario Sorrenti. A food truck at Hotel Il Pellicano, photographed by Matthieu Salvaing. Balloons at Dave Eggers’s 826 Valencia Pirate Supply Store in San Francisco, photographed by Mona Kuhn. editor’s letter HOME, SWEET HOME ILLUSTRATION BY ALEJANDRO CARDENAS STRANGE BEDFELLOWS Who stakes out his spot as Bast and Anubis, both in Turnbull & Asser pajamas, try to settle in with a cup of tea and a collection of stories. INTER IS COMING, and we’re stockpil- days prefers domestic privacy with his newborn which have never been seen before. ing cozy sweaters and good books and son, 9-year-old daughter and wife of 14 years, Sibi Finally, the pages of our annual holiday gift firing up the on-demand movies. The Blazic, to the red carpet. guide offer a bounty of gorgeous objets to make your season’s chilly weather provides the Our feature on Richard Prince is also a profile of home—or a lucky friend’s—sparkle in the new year. Wperfect excuse for staying indoors, and in many an artist who, despite his fame, generally does his Whether it’s an elegant Hermès bike, a sterling silver ways, our December/January issue celebrates the best to remain in exile. But after coming around to Asprey stag champagne bucket or a Giorgio Armani comforts of home. the idea that an artist’s home is often the best con- clutch that catches your eye, it has something for Cover star Christian Bale has one of Hollywood’s text in which to view his work, he’s about to make everyone’s wish list. Happy holidays! most recognizable faces—you’ve seen him in every- a change. Two hundred miles north of New York thing from Newsies to The Dark Knight. This month, City in the Catskill Mountains, he’s in the process of he plays Moses in Ridley Scott’s biblical epic Exodus: transforming his hideaway Rensselaerville estate Gods and Kings. But as Bale recounts in a spirited into a foundation that will one day be open to the Kristina O’Neill interview with writer Andrew Goldman, he feels a public, showcasing his favorite emerging artists [email protected] certain ambivalence about his celebrity and these as well as his own large-scale sculptures, many of Instagram: kristina_oneill 42 wsj. magazine editor in Chief Kristina O’Neill Creative direCtor Magnus Berger exeCutive editor Chris Knutsen Managing editor Brekke Fletcher 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 Marketing Coordinator Elisa Handbury Magazine Coordinator Tessa Ku artiCles editor Megan Conway exeCutive ChairMan, neWs Corp Rupert Murdoch style direCtor David Thielebeule Chief exeCutive offiCer, neWs Corp Robert Thomson Chief exeCutive offiCer,
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