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Do BOOK A WEDDING PLANNER We love Liz Linkleter – the ex-Alexander McQueen PR who oversaw Erdem’s nuptials – and the elegant events she curates (above). Then there’s GSP Events, the go-to for the fashion, film and art worlds, who recently produced an immersive four seasons wedding – exactly the kind of challenge that founder Emma Gold thrives on. Don’t SCRIMP ON THE MUSIC You get what you pay for, and it will make or break your party. Nothing clears a dancefloor like a cheap band. Far better to secure the DJ who packs out your local bar, or who hosts that NTS morning radio show you love. Vibe tip: make sure the smoking area, bar and dancefloor are all close to one another – a bar in another room is an instant…

“The limited edition I created for Saucony Originals pays tribute to ornament, expressed in refined detailing, the hallmark of my brand. Coliac’s unique and irreverent approach blends with the craft skills and values of a historic brand like Saucony Originals. The partnership prompted me to create elegant and unique pieces.” This is how Coliac shoe designer Martina Grasselli describes her partnership with the sneaker brand Saucony Originals, achieved with the creative support of Vogue Talents. Jazz Court, the newest of the models presented in 2021 to enrich its already huge range, is inspired by the world of tennis. Grasselli has reinterpreted it by infusing it with Coliac’s typical eclecticism. In this way she created two versions, one white, the other black, studded with jewel settings, in shades of silver and…

UN LOOK ATEMPORAL Una gran mesa de madera preside este comedor decorado en tonos neutros por Asun Antó. Las sillas tapizadas muy mullidas completan el conjunto, junto con las lámparas de cuentas que dan un toque señorial. Dos lámparas Para iluminar la mesa, robusta y perfecta para 8 comensales, se ha optado por dos espectaculares lámparas de cuentas. A 70 cm de la mesa es su ubicación óptima para iluminar sin molestar. ELEGANCIA CLÁSICA Atemporal El comedor de nuestra lectora Fuensanta es un auténtico homenaje al estilo clásico. Tiene una base regia, con suelos de madera y molduras, y muebles atemporales que crean un espacio luminoso y muy agradable. La mesa de madera es una pieza antigua con patas torneadas y las sillas con tapizado de capitoné son otra apuesta segura que no pasa…

WHAT IF I WORK FROM HOME? If you’re spending the day indoors (maybe getting nothing more than a little indirect light from your window), makeup with “broad-spectrum SPF” (label must say this) is better than nothing, says Orit Markowitz, M.D., a dermatologist in New York City. “In fact, a recent study showed iron oxides, a mineral ingredient in a lot of makeup products, offer protection against blue light [emitted by phones, laptops, etc.].” But if you’re going outside, you need more protection. 1 start with a lotion The broad-spectrum sunscreen in your makeup would work solo if you used enough of it, but therein lies the problem. To get adequate protection, the rule of thumb for the face and neck is a nickel-size amount. “If you were to do that with makeup,…

How do I grow beautiful hydrangeas year after year? —Michelle Cannon, Red Hook, N.Y. Adored for their fluffy pom-pom flowers, these plants are nature’s cheerleaders, typically thriving throughout Zones 4 to 9. But the various types require unique care for lasting impact. To ensure that yours explode with beauty every summer, heed the advice of Ryan McEnaney, communications manager at Bailey’s Nursery, in St. Paul, Minnesota, and a spokesperson for ‘Endless Summer’ hydrangeas, on snipping, soaking, and feeding them. 1. Know Your Variety Most hydrangeas fall into one of three categories: panicle (cone-shaped, like those shown), smooth (large and snowball-like), or bigleaf (bigger leaves—you guessed it—in tighter globes or more open, lacy petals). The first two bloom on new growth; the last erupts on both new and old (i.e., the prior year’s branches). 2. Prune…

"Es lo que llaman una CASA de aldea, las primeras piedras, en la COCINA, son del XVIII".REYES CASTELLANO La que liamos", dice Reyes Castellano enseñándome lo que era y lo que es ahora su lugar de vacaciones en Ulloa, Lugo, sí, dónde los pazos de Emilia Pardo Bazán. Parece que siempre estuvo así, pero ni mucho menos. "Está entre una casa de aldea y una grande, con la típica fachada popular de piedra. En ella se ven las costuras de las sucesivas ampliaciones. Según les iba bien a los habitantes, la hacían crecer. La intervinimos de manera que por fuera pareciera la misma, sin agresividad, pero dentro la obra fue total". El plural es procedente, porque todo el proyecto es obra de la firma que esta interiorista tiene en Madrid junto…

Помещение в лофт-квартале “Студия 80” появилось у Елены Дроботовой еще четыре года назад, но как лучше его использовать, она решила не сразу. С ремонтом тоже не спешила – просто обеспылила кирпичные стены, установила два санузла и заехала сюда со своим архитектурным бюро. Сначала у Елены была идея, что первый этаж займет “живая” версия ее онлайн-магазина Daisy Maisy, но до воплощения дело так и не дошло: “Я с каждым днем все отчетливей понимала, что никакого магазина не хочу – это не моя история. Люблю, кода пространство сохраняет чистоту. Настоящая роскошь – это ничем не занимать пол, а мебель требует много места”, – говорит архитектор. Нынешний образ Елена придумала вместе с мужем – им захотелось создать альтернативу домашней гостиной. Не приватное пространство, но и не общественное, а что-то посередине. Такое место, где можно…

I grew up in Charleston and Miami and Tampa. My idea of beauty was a giant orange and yellow grass-hopper with pastel wings that I saw when I was a little girl. I chased my cousin Artie around with it! When I moved to New York and became a model, I didn’t know anything about the industry. I got a job modeling for Christian Dior for $50 a week. Once I started working, I made myself an athlete. I uncrossed my eyes. (Dick Avedon used to look up at me from behind his camera and ask, “Are they straight yet?”) I jumped around. I worked hard. But by 1972, there weren’t many of us models left. All the big girls like Veruschka, Twiggy, and Jean Shrimpton had basically split. I wish…

Where was the last place you travelled to? “I went to Ortigia in Sicily over the summer, which was really beautiful. It was my first time there. I’m food obsessed, so I did a lot of research on where to eat, and found some gorgeous places, but I also think there’s a real romanticism in just stumbling across a really nice local restaurant. Ortigia was brilliant for that – you could walk out of the hotel and immediately find delicious arancini. And I discovered an amazing fish restaurant right on the water; one evening, there were a couple of locals just playing the most beautiful music while we ate. I loved exploring the churches and cathedrals too, seeing the art inside and appreciating the architecture.” Where in the world are you happiest? “Every year…

THROW THE PERFECT party One of Canada’s most prestigious butlers, server to the stars – even, once, to the Queen! – and general manager of Azuridge Estate Hotel in Alberta, Clarence McLeod tells us the dos and don’ts of a sovereign-worthy soiree. DO: DELEGATE. EVEN IF IT’S SIMPLY ASKING SOMEONE TO ANSWER THE DOOR SO YOU WON’T HAVE TO COME OUT WITH FLOUR ON YOUR FACE. ALL HOSTS NEED HELP, NO MATTER HOW ORGANIZED OR TALENTED THEY ARE. DO: Have a seating plan for any dinner party of more than six. DON’T: Seat quiet people beside each other. When making your plan, always start with the most dynamic person in the centre and then alternate between reserved and outgoing guests. Match up people who have similar interests to ensure ease of conversation. DON’T: HOLD UP…

In 2013, a customer walked into Lebanon Ford, just north of Cincinnati, and asked salesman Charlie Watson about buying a supercharged Mustang. Watson didn’t have one and the dealership couldn’t build one, and the customer left. The moment ate at Watson. He hated losing that sale, so he spent three years creating a performance program for the dealership to offer what he couldn’t that day. By 2016, Watson had built a following selling small upgrades like cold-air intakes, Roush tunes, and the occasional supercharger. He was inspired to go bigger, though, after watching Smokey and the Bandit: “Hearing that Trans Am fire up and cause trouble was just as amazing as I remembered,” he wrote on the dealership’s now defunct blog in April 2016. In bed that night, he couldn’t shake…

Joe Bayen 46 FOUNDER AND CEO, GROW CREDIT Born in Cameroon and raised in France, Bayen has worked at gaming and design startups; in 2009, he helped created Free App a Day, an iPhone app discovery site. It attracted 12 million users before being put out of business in 2013 by an Apple policy change. In 2018 he started Los Angeles–based Grow, which takes a novel approach to helping Americans with thin or poor credit histories: a “virtual” Mastercard (no plastic) is used to pay monthly subscriptions such as Netflix, with money pulled automatically from the user’s bank account. Those timely payments are reported to credit bureaus, boosting users’ scores. Grow charges a monthly fee based on the charge limit. Annie Hockey 32 William Hockey 32 COFOUNDERS AND CO-CEOS, COLUMN By the time they married…

No group has benefited from the white-hot market more than the 20 richest Americans. Eight of them are now worth $100 billion or more, up from just two a year ago and none in 2017. One boasts a fortune of more than $200 billion. The combined net worth of this elite echelon is up an unprecedented $500 billion over the last year, to $1.8 trillion—a figure greater than the GDP of Canada. Admission to the top 20 now requires a fortune of $36 billion, the most ever, to qualify. 1. JEFF BEZOS $201 billion SELF-MADE SCORE: SOURCE: Amazon AGE: 57 RESIDENCE: Seattle, WA PHILANTHROPY SCORE: Bezos stepped down as CEO of Amazon in July—and promptly launched himself into space, spending ten minutes outside the atmosphere aboard his company Blue Origin’s first manned spaceflight. His net worth also reached…

From the sun-drenched house he’s renting in the ritzy Miami enclave of Bay Harbor Island, Adam Wyden is livid at the news crossing his Bloomberg terminal. It’s April 22, and markets are sinking on a report that President Biden aims to raise capital-gains tax rates to 39.6% for high earners, effectively doubling the rate for rich investors. “It’s anti-American!” Wyden bellows. “I’m very disappointed with American governance right now. Do you think any of these guys actually know what they’re doing?” For an answer, Wyden could ask his father, Senator Ron Wyden, a Democrat from Oregon and chairman of the powerful Senate Finance Committee. The elder Wyden is a tax-the-rich champion who dubbed former President Trump’s corporate tax cuts a “partisan tax scam.” His son, by contrast, isn’t registered with either political…

IPOS Since mid-March 2020, 1,489 IPOs (including SPACs) raised $314 billion globally. More than half went public in the U.S., where they raised $277 billion. These 10 billionaires land on the list as a result of such public offerings. Pan Dong $8.3 billion • Consumer goods • Canada The richest woman new to this year’s list, she chairs laundry detergent maker Blue Moon Group Holdings, which listed in Hong Kong in December. Her husband, Luo Qiuping, is the company’s CEO. Vyacheslav Kim $3.3 billion • Fintech • Kazakhstan Mikhail Lomtadze $3.2 billion • Fintech • Georgia CEO Lomtadze and chairman Kim have steered Kaspi—a payments, e-commerce and mobile-banking app used in Kazakhstan—from a small-time retail bank to a London public listing. Half of Kazakhstan’s 18 million people use the service. Pablo Legorreta $2.9 billion • Investments • U.S. The former investment banker…

recipe on page 50 recipe on page 51 recipe on page 51 recipe on page 51 recipe on page 51 “I’VE LOST MORE THAN 100 POUNDS. I SLEEP WELL EVERY NIGHT, AND I WAKE UP ENERGIZED AND READY TO START MY DAY.” PAMELA FOOTMAN BEFORE A WFPB LIFESTYLE In March 2020, I was a size 18 and had a body mass index in the morbidly obese range. As pandemic lockdowns began, I found myself with more free time and decided to dedicate it to improving my health. I watched documentaries on diet and health, including Forks Over Knives; Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead; and Super Size Me. I resolved to start on a whole-food, plant-based diet and lose 100 pounds. It wasn’t easy at first. I didn’t realize how addicted my body had been to sugar, and I felt…

the bliss factor The restful feel of a coastal palette doesn’t develop from the colors alone. Designer Jamie Krywicki Wilson used a blend of textures in tactile materials to evoke the beach’s calming hues—tawny sands, gray-white clouds, and Prussian blue waters—and to include more of the senses. The result is tranquility you can see, touch, and sink into. home should foster relaxation. Interior designer Jamie Krywicki Wilson says that for her family, the prompts come strongly from sand and surf. “I think the beach is probably the only place my husband and I actually feel relaxed,” she says. “It’s important for your home to make you feel that way.” Although her own home—a 1973 ranch house near Atlanta—is more than four hours’ drive from the Atlantic Ocean, the designer found her muse…

This year marks the return of the Mach 1 badge, which adorns the fenders of a new special-edition Mustang focused on lap times. Think of it as a replacement for the discontinued GT350, Bullitt, and GT Performance Package Level 2. Those cars provide many of the Mach 1’s track-focused parts, but don’t get your hopes up—the GT350’s 8250-rpm screamer isn’t among them. This Mach 1 has the Bullitt’s 480-hp 5.0-liter V-8, making it 20 horses stronger than the regular-grade GT. What the Mach 1 does get from the GT350 is a Tremec six-speed manual transmission (instead of the GT’s Getrag box). A track-ready suspension, complete with adaptive magnetorheological dampers, bolts to front and rear subframes borrowed from the GT350, while the GT’s Performance-package brake hardware—15.0-inch front rotors pinched by six-piston calipers—puts…

1937 WALLIS SIMPSON & THE DUKE OF WINDSOR Château de Candé There were only 16 guests – and none from the groom’s side – at the Loire Valley ceremony. Being twice-divorced, the bride chose a signature shade of ‘Wallis blue’ for her simple silk crepe gown by the American designer Mainbocher, and paired the dress with a straw halo hat in a similar hue. 1945 BETTE DAVIS & WILLIAM GRANT SHERRY California In keeping with convention, Bette Davis did not wear white for her third marriage. Instead, the bride went with a plaid suitdress and a veiled hat. Brave for any era. 1995 JEMIMA GOLDSMITH & IMRAN KHAN London Jemima’s one and only marriage to date was to the Pakistani cricketer who would become his country’s 22nd prime minister. The 21-year-old heiress left the University of Bristol to wed her 42-year-old…

Alas pocas semanas de la mal llamada nueva normalidad, regresaba a casa después de haber visitado la exposición de Concha Jerez, en el Museo Reina Sofía de Madrid, con una sonrisa bajo la mascarilla: el sol animaba a recuperar los hábitos truncados durante el confinamiento y yo me disponía a pasar por mi piso antes de encontrarme con unos amigos en las terrazas de Argumosa. El paso a mi calle, Doctor Fourquet, estaba cerrado a los coches y parecía haberlo estado también a los transeúntes: un coche de policía y una ambulancia en la acera de enfrente a mi domicilio me alarmaron. Puri, la vecina del primero, me informó de la desgracia: un hombre se había tirado desde un quinto piso. Los meses de encierro, la crisis económica, la incertidumbre, los…

PRINCEGEORGE’S BIRTHDAY Ensure many happy returns with practical shorts and playful dresses Prince George’s eighth-birthday party is sure to be a lively affair, so classic but comfortable attire is called for. Smart stripy shorts worn with loafers and a crisp white shirt are de rigueur for any little prince, while their sisters will enchant in pastel-coloured party frocks and Mary-Janes. Presents should aim to please the parents too – eschew garish electronics and opt for a set of stylish Liberty skittles or a Tiffany teddy bear. LYDIA SLATER THE DUCHESS OF SUSSEX’S BABYSHOWER Welcome the newborn in cosseting pinks Dressing up for arguably the most exclusive event of 2021 – Serena Williams co-hosted the last one – demands serious thought. Dior’s blush-pink gown is both exquisitely elegant and a graceful nod to the baby-to-be’s gender.…

DONALD TRUMP WAS RIGHT ABOUT THE SHOWERHEADS. Well, in one respect, anyway. There is something singularly demoralizing about bad water pressure, and one of the purest joys in this world is having a rinse under a powerful spigot. But this minor creature comfort in the vast sea of life’s indignities requires water, which the human race is consuming an awful lot of these days, so we citizens must do our part to conserve what remains. That’s why, in 1992, the Department of Energy limited how much water American showerheads can splash out to 2.5 gallons a minute. In 2013, amid a proliferation of multiple-showerhead fixtures, the Obama administration updated the rule: The limit would now apply to the total output of all nozzles combined. A few years later, though, Trump…

HOME RUNS “These intricately hand-carved and -dyed wooden trays make serving holiday drinks even more elegant.”—style director Tanya Graff SMALL VICTORIES “Art supplies are my go-to gift for kids. These colorful pastels from a century-old company will be hits with my daughters.”—creative director Abbey Kuster-Prokell KITCHEN ALL-STARS “These will make my mom’s legendary pizzelle cookies the high point of the dessert table.”—art director James Maikowski“This has become my favorite pan for nearly every cooking task. I especially love that it can go straight from stove top to table!”—senior food editor Lauryn Tyrell STYLE SCORES “My fashion-loving 23-year-old niece in Chicago will look so polished in this, and it will keep her toasty-warm all winter.”—executive editor Jennie Tung SLAM DUNKS COURTESY OF MANUFACTURERS (1, 2, 4–7, 10). COURTESY OF MANUFACTURERS (2–6, 8–10, 12). PETER ARDITO (13); COURTESY OF MANUFACTURERS (1–4,…

At the height of what could have been a low-key, Netflix-and-banana-bread winter in quarantine, Shailene Woodley was instead on a plane. Four, actually. That’s what it took for her to land in Patagonia to meet a relative stranger, Thomas Kimber, who had sent her this proposition: Would she like to partner in reimagining ocean plastics into sunglasses? (When you’re on a mission to save the planet, Zoom just won’t do.) Intrigued, she googled him and set up the call that clinched the collaboration—and this 20-hour, masked-up odyssey to the heart of the South American rain forest. “The first conversation we had, we were finishing each other’s sentences in a way that I had never experienced,” Shailene says. “Our ideas on what a future world could look like were so similar.” The…

Spiced Beets & Brussels Sprouts With Crispy Chicken Thighs & Mojo Sauce START TO FINISH: 45 MIN. SERVES: 4 FOR THE CHICKEN & VEGETABLES 3 medium beets (1 lb.), peeled, halved, and cut into ½-in. wedges2 Tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil1¼ tsp. ground cuminKosher salt and freshly ground black pepper¾ lb. brussels sprouts, trimmed and halved4 chicken thighs (about 1½ lb.)2 navel oranges, peel and pith removed, sliced crosswise into thin fans½ cup toasted walnuts, chopped FOR THE MOJO SAUCE 4 large garlic cloves, choppedKosher salt and freshly ground black pepper¼ cup extra-virgin olive oil⅓ cup fresh orange juice⅓ cup fresh lime juice½ cup packed finely chopped parsley½ tsp. dried oregano 1 Make the vegetables: Preheat the oven to 425° with a rack in the upper third. On half of a large rimmed baking sheet, toss the…

EVERY YEAR, Kevin Sharkey devotes pretty much an entire December weekend to decorating the 14-foot tree that grazes the ceiling of his sleek New York City apartment overlooking the Hudson River. “You’d think it would take longer because the tree is so tall, but it actually goes by pretty quickly,” he says. Moreover, he enjoys every minute of it, and his efforts are fueled by the excitement of good times—and good friends—to come. There’s a thoughtful method to his yuletide madness, too. He stores his ornaments in bins organized by type, then arranges similar ones in groups before hanging them. “It’s a great exercise of all my styling muscles and instincts,” he says. “I want it to look like it’s encrusted in baubles.” And to that end, he goes for…

WITH A BABY ON THE WAY, KIERA AND MICHAEL KUSHLAN KNEW THEY WOULD HAVE TO LEAVE THEIR ONE-BEDROOM, 750-SQUARE-FOOT APARTMENT AND FIND A NEW PLACE THAT WOULD ACCOMMODATE THEIR GROWING FAMILY. Their search led them to a two-bedroom, 1,175-square-foot apartment in a handsome pre-World War I structure on a picturesque street. But the dwelling was low on storage and devoid of character. “Over the years it had been gutted of all historic qualities,” says Kiera, who co-owns the D.C. interior design firm Residents Understood. As soon as the couple closed on their new home, Kiera began a top-to-bottom renovation focused on bringing the 100-year-old residence back to its former glory while adding storage and making the space more efficient for family living. The home’s overall footprint remained the same, but Kiera updated…

SEWUNIQUECREATIONS.COM materials 11⁄ yards pink print (sashing, border) ½ yard gray-and-red print (binding) 1¼ yards total assorted medium and dark prints (blocks) 1¼ yards total assorted light prints (blocks) 25⁄ yards backing fabric 47×55" batting Finished quilt: 38½ ×46½ Finished block: 6" square Yardages and cutting instructions are based on 42" of usable fabric width. Measurements include ¼" seam allowances. Sew with right sides together unless otherwise stated. choose hand or machine piecing We recommend piecing the blocks by hand because of the many set-in seams. Handstitching from dot to dot on seam lines also ensures that seam allowances aren’t sewn down, allowing you to choose the direction to press each block after it is completed. If you prefer to machine-piece the blocks, stitch carefully between matching points, sewing from dot to dot. cut fabrics Cut pieces in the order that follows. (The light, medium,…

1. Stripe CEO: PATRICK COLLISON VALUATION: $95 BILLION PAYMENTS SOFTWARE 2. Databricks CEO: ALI GHODSI VALUATION: $28 BILLION AI-FOCUSED DATA PLATFORM 3. Canva CEO: MELANIE PERKINS VALUATION: $15 BILLION DESIGN SOFTWARE Australian entrepreneur Perkins and cofounder and COO Cliff Obrecht have had a remarkable year. They married in January. Three months later, Canva, which they founded in 2012 in Perth (a third cofounder, Cameron Adams, joined a little later), raised $71 million at a $15 billion valuation—enough to make both of them billionaires, worth roughly $2 billion apiece. Now 55 million customers, 3 million paying—including American Airlines, Kimberly-Clark and Salesforce—use their online design and publishing tools. 4. HashiCorp CEO: DAVID MCJANNET* VALUATION: $5.1 BILLION INFRASTRUCTURE AUTOMATION 5. Toast CEO: CHRIS COMPARATO* VALUATION: $8 BILLION RESTAURANT SOFTWARE 6. Plaid CEO: ZACH PERRET VALUATION: $13.4 BILLION OPEN BANKING PLATFORM 7. Figma CEO: DYLAN FIELD VALUATION: $10 BILLION DESIGN SOFTWARE 8. ServiceTitan CEO: ARA MAHDESSIAN VALUATION: $9.5 BILLION CONTRACTOR SOFTWARE Mahdessian and cofounder Vahe Kuzoyan, who…

Forty years ago, after returning from a two-year tour of the United States and Europe to support his first No. 1 album, The River, Bruce Springsteen arrived home at his rented New Jersey ranch house, not far from where he grew up in the blue-collar town of Freehold, and dropped $10,000 on his first extravagant purchase: a 1982 Chevy Z28 Camaro. “I’d never owned a new car in my life,” he wrote about the splurge in his 2016 autobiography, Born to Run. “I’d never spent $10,000 on myself. It felt as conspicuous as if I were driving a solid gold Rolls-Royce.” Today, the man who once sang of being haunted by the ghost of Tom Joad can afford a fleet of luxury cars. In December, the Boss sold the masters and publishing…

There’s a pernicious procedure called civil asset forfeiture that Congress should have banned years ago. Using it, the government can seize your house, your car and your cash, even when you’ve done nothing wrong—i.e., you haven’t been charged with, much less convicted of, a crime. And this happens more often than you think. Since Congress hasn’t taken care of this, the Supreme Court should unambiguously rule that the process is utterly unconstitutional. Officers can just declare that they suspect the property in question was used in the commission of a crime or was obtained illegally, and they don’t have to prove their suspicions before seizing it. That’s right—no charges have to be filed. Then, incredibly, you must prove your property is clean. Recovering the assets seized from you is a laborious and expensive…

It’s been a year like no other, and we aren’t talking about the pandemic. There were rapid-fire public offerings, surging cryptocurrencies and skyrocketing stock prices. The number of billionaires simply exploded. Forbes found an unprecedented 2,755 around the world—660 more than a year ago. A staggering 86% are richer than they were then. Altogether they’re worth $13.1 trillion, up from $8 trillion in 2020; their average net worth is $4.7 billion, $900 million more than last year. The U.S. still has the most billionaires, with 724, followed by Greater China with 698. We used stock prices and exchange rates from March 5, 2021, to calculate net worths. For the full list of the world’s billionaires and our methodology, please visit forbes.com/billionaires. 1. Jeff Bezos $177 BIL ⬆ • SOURCE: AMAZON AGE: 57 •…

recipe on page 94 recipe on page 94 recipe on page 94 recipe on page 94 recipe on page 95 recipe on page 95 Grilled Pineapple Pie pictured on page 88 4 hours 30 minutes l Makes one 8-inch pie Grilling fresh pineapple takes it from delicious to divine. Look for one with a bright golden color and a sweet, fruity aroma at the stem end. 2 cups rolled oats½ cup chopped walnuts1 Tbsp. flaxseed meal1 ½ tsp. ground cinnamon¼ tsp. sea salt½ cup date paste (tip, page 51)1 fresh pineapple, peeled and cored1 tsp. pure vanilla extract 1. Preheat oven to 350°F. In a food processor combine the first five ingredients (through salt). Pulse until crumbly. Add date paste. Pulse until evenly mixed and mixture binds together when pinched. Reserve ⅔ cup mixture. 2. Pour the remaining oats mixture into an…

THERE’S SOMETHING ABOUT THE LIGHT in Sicily. It can make even the simplest, most banal scenes take on a sublimely poetic air. For Fabio Salini, the owner of I Picciotti villa near Noto, the light at dawn has a contemplative quality that’s worth the early wake-up call. A Roman jeweller known for boldly juxtaposing incongruous materials such as pearls and cord, Salini designed the villa from the ground up, in collaboration with architects Marco Bevilacqua and Corrado Papa. ‘The designers obviously did the large part of the work, but I knew well what I wanted. I imagined the structure in the form of a U around a tree,’ Salini says, explaining he kept the house on one storey to ensure it would have a strong connection to its surroundings. ‘The…

Roland Orzabal: Our first band Graduate [formed in Bath in 1978] was an adolescent attempt to be fashionable, playing Mod powerpop. We loved 2 Tone and The Jam, but my songwriting hadn’t developed enough. Adjacent to this was the inspiration for the name Tears For Fears, namely Arthur Janov, a Californian psychologist famous for primal scream theory, which John Lennon did for six months. Curt Smith: Roland and I both came from broken homes, raised by our mothers. The rest of Graduate didn’t share our inner demons, and the idea of writing with the depth we were now talking about was alien to them. RO: There was a massive shift in pop: Gary Numan was Number 1, that was literally a Copernican inversion. [In 1981] we met Ian Stanley who owned a…

Si hablamos de testosterona, pensamos en la hormona que da vigor sexual al hombre. Pero… resulta que los ovarios femeninos también la producen y que tenerla en niveles adecuados a nosotras nos influye mucho más de lo que podamos pensar. Ayuda al equilibrio hormonal femenino Como explica el doctor Antonio Hernández (@dr.ahernandez), médico especialista en Medicina Estética y Antienvejecimiento y autor de Testosterona, la hormona de la vida (Ed. Alienta), “los ovarios y la cápsula suprarrenal son capaces de liberar a lo largo de toda la vida pequeñas cantidades de testosterona”. Muy influyente. Esta hormona es “crucial para muchas funciones fisiológicas de la mujer”, explica el especialista, quien asegura que “el sistema cardiovascular, inmune, metabólico, óseo o sexual (de la mujer) dependen íntimamente de unas concentraciones adecuadas de testosterona, que tienen que estar…

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“This dish is so versatile. You can use shelled favas instead of peas, and any delicate spring green in lieu of spinach.”—assistant food editor Riley Wofford 1 Spaghetti With Spinach, Peas, and Herbed Ricotta 12 ounces whole-milk ricotta (1½ cups)½ teaspoon grated lemon zest, plus 2 tablespoons fresh juice2 tablespoons chopped fresh basil, plus whole leaves for servingKosher salt and freshly ground pepper3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for serving1 sweet onion, such as Vidalia, thinly sliced (1½ cups)3 cloves garlic, thinly sliced12 ounces fresh spinach, tough stems removed, cut into 2-inch pieces (6 cups)12 ounces spaghetti1 cup fresh or frozen peas 1. In a bowl, combine ricotta, lemon zest and juice, and basil; season with salt and pepper. Heat oil in a large skillet over medium. Add onion and garlic; cook,…

IDEA NO. 1 Split a horizontal photograph of a landscape into three panels, a format called a triptych, to turn a big, blank wall into a sweeping panorama. Shutter Smarts You don’t need fancy equipment or a class to take display-worthy pictures. Just follow your instincts, says Los Angeles photographer Max Wanger, who works with clients like Target, Gap Kids, and Nike. “If you trust your eye, you’re going to get a cool shot.” Follow these guidelines to capture some keepers. SHOOT SHARP Set your phone or camera to take (and export) photos at full resolution. On an iPhone, for example, go to Settings, Camera, and Formats, and select the Camera Capture mode “Most Compatible”; when sharing photos by email or text, always send them at actual size. For crystal-clear prints, photo files should be…

To order a kit of 10 fat quarters for $29.99 plus shipping, contact Pinwheels Quilting, pinwheelsquilting.com; 229/232-4531. meet the designers: 1 WALL QUILT Retro stars shine in a foundation-pieced wall hanging. DESIGNER JESSICA DAYON (JESSICADAYON.BLOGSPOT.COM) QUILT Finished size: 33½" square Finished block: 9" square MATERIALS Yardages and cutting instructions are based on 42" of usable fabric width. ▪ 18×21" piece (fat quarter) each assorted prints in chartreuse, light pink, dark orange, light aqua, dark pink, white, light gray, and dark aqua (blocks, border)▪ 18×21" piece (fat quarter) dark gray print (blocks, border)▪ 18×21" piece (fat quarter) light orange print (binding)▪ 1¼ yards backing fabric▪ 42"-square batting▪ Lightweight copy paper, tracing paper, or foundation material of your choice▪ Flat head pins▪ Add-A-Quarter ruler (optional) CUT FABRICS Cut pieces in the following order. Because the blocks are foundation-pieced, position 1–4 pieces are cut larger…

Sneaky Fast The new 640-hp 911 Turbo S does what 911 Turbos have always done, only better and quicker. It’s happened before, but it’s been awhile. You see, C/D test drivers tend to acclimate to hard acceleration. Seat time in Teslas, Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and AMGs will do that. Our inner ears take so much violent g-force abuse that even the monstrously quick begins to feel perfectly normal. Just over the Los Angeles River, east of Hollywood, there’s a two-lane straight about an eighth of a mile long that feeds a left-right ramp that enters California Route 2. The 2 heads up the mountain toward the Angeles Crest Highway. If the ramp is empty, you get a couple seconds at full throttle as you dash toward the banking. In most cars, navigating that takes…

QUIRKY KEEPSAKES Cairo-born multi-hyphenate creative Ahmed Hefnawy has a keen eye for the more offbeat details of his home city. At his concept store/art gallery Cairopolitan, located in a glasshouse-like lean-to in the Garden City district, he translates those observations into tongue-in-cheek souvenirs that riff on the city’s pop culture. Displayed on the store’s chipboard shelves are canvas pencil cases masquerading as baladi flatbreads or the city’s ubiquitous yellow taxi signs alongside copper-plated 10 qirsh coins (Egyptian pennies) blown up to the size of drinks coasters. Peek into the gallery space next door for rotating exhibitions of prints by homegrown designers and artists. cairopolitan.com CLEVER CREATIVES It’s a lengthy climb up to the fifth floor of a nondescript building in the 19th-century jumble of Downtown to discover the homely atelier of French architect…

SQUASH GOALS Skip the gooey mess with some no-carve creations. The trick is finding just-right gourds for each character. Give kids the task of picking perfectly kooky pumpkins for the project. WITCH’S LAIR Go full Hocus Pocus with these spellbinding details. CREEPY CRAWLERS Go full eek and trick out your doorway with cringe-inducing insects and slithering serpents. STRUNG-UP SPIDERS Yarn-wrapped Styrofoam balls transform into silly arachnids. WHAT YOU’LL NEED 1 medium and 1 large Styrofoam ball, various colors thin yarn, scissors, 1 color thick yarn, glue, 2 tiny black pom-poms, 2 small colored pom-poms MAKE IT 1. Wrap each Styrofoam ball in a different color of thin yarn; knot at end so it won’t unravel. 2. Tie the two balls together with a small piece of yarn. 3. Cut four 10-in. lengths of thick yarn for legs. Wrap legs in a different color…

IN 2013, WHEN I WAS A REPORTER FOR THE magazine Ad Age, I had occasion to interview David Granger, who at the time was three quarters of the way into his nineteen-year tenure as Esquire’s editor in chief. He characterized the feature stories on which Esquire built its reputation—deeply reported, vibrantly written, wholly immersive—as “big acts of storytelling.” The phrase has stuck with me, and today I use it frequently when talking about Esquire articles, past and present, because big acts of storytelling have been part of the magazine since its inception. Our first issue, published in September 1933, opened with a page called “Backstage with Esquire,” our take on the contributors’ page. The column contained a note about big-act storyteller Ernest Hemingway’s contribution: “For those of you who have waistlines,…

Polaroid is following last year’s Now instant camera with a Bluetooth-connected model, fittingly called the Now+ ($149.99). For an extra $50, the Now+ includes features artistic photographers will love, including app-based manual control and a set of creative filters. Polaroid is also back to making interesting film stocks beyond the basic color and black-and-white options, adding some appeal for out-of-the-box photographers working in the instant medium. It remains more of a niche choice for artists and is pricier to buy and feed compared with our Editors’ Choice winner, the Fujifilm Instax SQ1. But if you’re in that niche, be happy to know that the Now+ lives up to the Polaroid name. PROS: Big, square instant photos. Color, black-and-white, and limited-run films. Easy one-button operation. Smartphone app for creative control. Tripod socket.…

MATERIALS FINISHED QUILT: 72¾×84½" Yardages and cutting instructions are based on 42" of usable fabric width. To plan this quilt in a different colorway, use the Coloring Diagram on Pattern Sheet 2. ▫ 4¾ yards total assorted prints (star units, A rows) ▫ 4⅛ yards solid white (A and B rows, binding) ▫ 5¼ yards backing fabric ▫ 81×93" batting Get the Look of Vintage Feed Sacks Re-create Touch the Stars with 1930s reproduction prints. CUT FABRICS Cut pieces in the following order. Patterns are on Pattern Sheet 2. To make templates of patterns, see Make and Use Templates, page 100. Be sure to transfer the dots to templates and fabric pieces. The dots are matching points used when setting in seams. The maker of this vintage quilt made many of the star units with just two fabrics. To do this…

JOINEDATTHEHIP.COM FABRICS are from the Lavender Gray collection by Skipping Stones Studio for Clothworks (clothworks.com). PHOTOGRAPHER CAMERON SADEGHPOUR materials 1¼ yards solid cream (blocks) ½ yard purple medium floral (blocks) ¾ yard solid green (blocks, appliqués) ¾ yard fuchsia print (blocks, appliqués) ⅓ yard pink print (blocks, inner border) 1 yard purple large floral (outer border, binding) 3 yards backing fabric 53" square batting Lightweight fusible web 8—¾"- to 1"-diameter buttons: cream, green, purple Finished quilt: 44½" square Finished blocks: 9" square Yardages and cutting instructions are based on 42" of usable fabric width. Measurements include ¼" seam allowances. Sew with right sides together unless otherwise stated. Press seams in directions indicated by arrows on diagrams. If no direction is specified, press seam toward darker fabric. Kit To order a kit of fabrics for quilt top and binding for $60.50 ppd. (Iowa residents, $64.36 ppd.), contact Joined at the…

QUILTEDMOOSE.COM materials ½ yard gold-and-blue batik (blocks) ¼ yard black-and-brown batik (blocks) 1 yard green-and-black dot (blocks) ⅜ yard mottled gold batik (outer setting and corner triangles) 1½ yards dark green print (inner setting and corner triangles) ½ yard black circle print (binding) 1⅝ yards total assorted black prints (blocks, block borders) ¾ yard total assorted red prints (blocks) 3¼ yards backing fabric 58" square batting Finished quilt: 50" square Finished block: 6" square Yardages and cutting instructions are based on 42" of usable fabric width. Measurements include ¼" seam allowances. Sew with right sides together unless otherwise stated. Press seams in directions indicated by arrows on diagrams. If no direction is specified, press seam toward darker fabric. choose your stitching method While projects in American Patchwork & QuiltingR magazine usually use 1⁄8" as the smallest unit of measurement, this quilt from designer Debbie Roberts includes some 1⁄16"…

1. Peter Jackson • $580 mil The Lord of the Rings director became a billionaire in November when he sold part of his visual-effects firm, Weta Digital, to Unity Software for $1.6 billion, about 40% of it in cash. 2. Bruce Springsteen • $435 mil (See story, page 15.) 3. Jay-Z • $340 mil The hip-hop mogul cashed out stakes in music streamer Tidal and the Armand de Brignac champagne brand. 4. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson • $270 mil About 25% of his earnings came from starring roles in films like Jungle Cruise and Red Notice; most of the rest came from his buzzy tequila brand, Teremana. 5. Kanye West • $235 mil He earns most of his money from a multiyear deal to design Yeezy sneakers for Adidas. A jacket and hoodie designed for the Gap arrived last…

Over a volatile year capped by a worldwide plunge in stock prices, the number of billionaires on our 36th annual list fell to 2,668—87 fewer than a year ago. Altogether they’re worth $12.7 trillion, down from $13.1 trillion. The U.S. remains home to the most, with 735, followed by greater China (including Hong Kong and Macau), with 607. To calculate net worths, we used stock prices from March 11, 2022. For the full list of billionaires and our methodology, please see forbes.com/billionaires. 1. Elon Musk Net worth: $219 BIL ↑ • Source: TESLA, SPACEX • Age: 50 • Citizenship: U.S. In March, the world’s richest person challenged Vladimir Putin, who some think is likely as rich (see page 104), to single combat days after SpaceX, now the U.S.’s second-most-valuable unicorn, began sending telecom…

It’s 12:30 a.m. in Dubai when Conor McGregor finally knocks off training for a July rematch with Dustin Poirier to jump on the phone with Forbes. “It’s been a long time coming, and I’ve been waiting on the call, to be honest,” McGregor says, having learned that he is the past year’s top-earning athlete. It’s a laurel the Irish brawler, former UFC champ and sometime boxer foretold in a now-famous video clip from 2016 in which he banters with soccer superstar Ronaldo—that year’s No. 1, with $88 million—telling him he would supplant him “maybe next year.” In May, McGregor, 32, made good on his vow, celebrating his ascent by tweeting pictures of a freshly baked cake mocked up to look like a Forbes cover. “I’m glad I pipped Ronaldo this year,”…

“It feels like everybody is breaking out right now,” says Laurel Geraghty, M.D., a dermatologist in Oregon. Indeed, dermatologists are getting cries for help from a growing number of acne patients, and it’s no wonder. “Because of the pandemic, people who don’t usually break out are dealing with flare-ups from chronic stress and disrupted sleep,” she says. “Plus, daily mask wearing is making acne a more common complaint.” But here’s the good news: There are three new FDA-approved medications for treating moderate to severe acne and a slew of excellent OTC topicals (including adapalene, a retinoid that used to require a prescription). There’s also an entirely different game plan for getting clear. Forget drying out your skin and smothering it with products, which typically leads to inflammation and more breakouts. Dermatologists…

recipe on page 72 recipe on page 72 recipe on page 72 recipe on page 73 recipe on page 73 Spinach-Cherry Pasta Salad pictured on page 70 25 minutes l Makes 14 cups Layering the ingredients adds eyecatching appeal. If you like, invert the salad into a large bowl and toss it together before serving. 3 cups dry whole wheat rotini pasta (8 oz.)2 15-oz. cans no-salt-added cannellini beans, rinsed and drained (3 cups)3 cups pitted fresh sweet cherries1 5-oz. pkg. fresh baby spinach (6 cups)2 cups chopped orange and/or red bell peppers1 cup slivered red onion1 recipe Poppy Seed Dressing½ cup sliced almonds, toasted 1. Cook pasta according to package directions; drain. Rinse under cold water; drain well. 2. In a 3- to 4-qt. straight-sided glass bowl, such as a trifle bowl, layer beans, 2 ½ cups of the cherries,…

WiFi Routers WE TESTED: 56 models WE TEST FOR: Speed, or “throughput,” from 8 to 55 feet away; how well the router protects your privacy; and more. ABOUT THE SCORES: INDIVIDUAL Median: 65, Range: 32-90 MESH Median: 69, Range: 56-85 BEST INDIVIDUAL ROUTER Synology RT2600ac $200 90 OVERALL SCORE EXCELLENT MESH ROUTER SET Netgear Nighthawk AX1800 (3-Pack) $210 82 OVERALL SCORE BARGAIN BUY (INDIVIDUAL) Linksys Max-Stream AC1750 $90 77 OVERALL SCORE Cordless Drills WE TESTED: 47 models WE TEST FOR: How powerful the drill is and how quickly it can drive in screws and drill holes, how long it will run on a single charge, how noisy it is, and more. ABOUT THE SCORES: Median: 62 Range: 33-86 HEAVY-DUTY HERO Milwaukee 2805-22 (18 volts, brushless motor) $330 86 OVERALL SCORE GOOD VALUE FOR GENERAL USE DeWalt DCD701F2 (12 volts, brushless motor) $150 74 OVERALL SCORE EASY DIY PICK Worx WX176L (20 volts, ¼-inch fixed-hex chuck, brushed motor) $80 62 OVERALL SCORE Winter/Snow Tires WE TESTED: 32 models WE TEST FOR: Braking performance on dry, wet, and icy roads; traction in…

Where have you just come back from? ‘South Queensferry, Scotland. I was there for about two and a half months filming A Castle for Christmas. I was living in an absolute fantasy: I’d wake up in the carriage house and look out at the castle tower, then on my days off, I’d go to collect sea glass from the shore. We did a lot of horse riding through the countryside and ate unbelievable fish and chips. The beauty of shooting a movie is that you’re forced to live as much like a local as possible. It’s not really about sightseeing: you end up being immersed in a community in a way that you wouldn’t experience as a tourist. I’ve always been almost addicted to travel, because of the depth of the…

1. Spicy Braised Peppers and Eggs This vibrant breakfast gets a double dose of cancer-fighting lycopene from red peppers and tomatoes. Yogurt provides calcium and probiotics. Thinly slice 2 bell peppers and ½ small onion. In a large straight-sided skillet, heat 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, 1 teaspoon cumin seeds (or ¼ teaspoon ground cumin), 2 smashed garlic cloves, and 1 sliced Fresno chile over medium-high until fragrant, 1 minute. Add peppers and onion; season with kosher salt and freshly ground pepper and cook, stirring occasionally, until golden brown, 5 to 6 minutes. Stir in 2 cups halved cherry tomatoes and ¾ cup water; season. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer, covered, until tomatoes burst and peppers are tender, about 10 minutes. Uncover and simmer until liquid has reduced…