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Inside World Gin Week: The Global Celebration Bringing Gin Lovers Together Across Five Continents

By Laura Schreffler

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When Delano Met Paris Society, One of Miami's Most Beloved Hotels Found Its Next Chapter

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Padel for a Purpose Returns to the Hamptons: Where Sport, Style, and Philanthropy Share the Court

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Jon-Paul Wheatley's "Badly Drawn Ball" Arrives Among Miami's Most Luxurious Shopping

By Jamie Cantor

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Inside World Gin Week: The Global Celebration Bringing Gin Lovers Together Across Five Continents

By Laura Schreffler

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When Delano Met Paris Society, One of Miami's Most Beloved Hotels Found Its Next Chapter

By Jamie Cantor

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Padel for a Purpose Returns to the Hamptons: Where Sport, Style, and Philanthropy Share the Court

By Seth Semilof

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San Francisco Skyline from One Rincon Hill

While San Francisco’s luxury high rise tower in Rincon Hill is no novice to the headlines, this past weekend earned the edifice quite a few compliments from discerning eyes in architecture and design.

By Christina Bohnstengel

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The Sizzling Restaurants of Sonoma Valley

We at Haute Living cannot hide our love affair with Napa Valley. But just because our affections for Napa run deep doesn’t mean that her sister region is sitting by idly quiet.

By Christina Bohnstengel

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Only the Finest for Florida’s Fisher Island

When it comes to living the lavish life, Floridians are scoring top points. Forbes recently presented an exclusive list of the 10 U.S. zip codes home to the most expensive dwellings and on that list was South Florida’s very own Fisher Island, also known as 33109.

By Alison Agudo

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Philippe Starck Sounds? There’s an App for That.

If you are wondering if iPhone will ever run out of application ideas, the answer is probably not.

By Alison Agudo

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Russian Billionaire to Fund New Jersey NBA Stadium

Just in time for the upcoming NBA season, rumors have been sparked regarding the funding of the new Barclays Center for the New Jersey Nets.

By Alison K. Agudo

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Best Red Carpet Looks in San Francisco

While the San Francisco Symphony and Opera opened nearly two weeks ago, the buzz over the Bay City’s first official week of the social season has yet to subside.

By Christina Bohnstengel

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New York’s Elite Know How to Celebrate

Now that the swimsuits are packed away, the fabulous Hamptons hats are placed back in their boxes, and the warm summer days slowly are becoming a distant memory, a whole new set of agendas, openings, and fetes arrive, enticing all of posh New York society.

By Sarah Locke

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A Slice of the Ponzi Scheme Pie

Bernard Madoff’s Montauk beach palace is officially off the market. The luxurious pad sold just two weeks after it was listed, although neither the buyer nor the purchase price has been released.

By Sarah Locke

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Miami to Blame?

Vanity Fair’s Bruce Feirstein has been charting the 100 people, companies, institutions, and vices most responsible for the economic mess, releasing a few more of his tidbits on a daily basis at VF.com.

By Stephanie Wilson

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Boos at the New York Opera Gala

The New York Metropolitan Opera held its opening night gala on Monday, September 21, but it wasn’t quite the sophisticated evening that one has come to expect from the glamorous event.

By Stephanie Wilson

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Sin City’s Top Spots

Las Vegas: the city of sins, sexy secrets, and, of course, all things over-the-top. But then again, who doesn’t expect a lavish lifestyle when in this incredible city? Extravagance is to be expected here.

By Sarah Locke

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San Francisco’s Acclaimed Opera Continues to Impress

San Francisco’s acclaimed opera opened its season Friday, September 11, in a big way. Giuseppe Verdi’s II Trovatore was the first performance of Nicola Luisoiti as musical director.

By Sarah Locke

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The Great Plastiki

For the past year, near San Francisco Bay, a team has been diligently building a water vessel that will take a select few adventurers on a 10,000-mile journey to Sydney.

By Stephanie Wilson

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A brand new waterfront estate on private La Gorce Island. 50,000 Sq.Ft. Lot. 260 Feet of protected waterfrontage with open bay and no fixed bridges.

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Bridgehampton, NY

Extraordinary 42+/- acre gentleman's farm with imposing, newly constructed 7-bedroom manor home blending premiere custom craftsmanship with the finest rare materials, finishes and details.

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Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto: Kyoto’s Most Serene New Luxury Hotel

By Angelika Semilof

High above Kyoto’s historic Higashiyama district, surrounded by bamboo groves, ancient temples, and forested mountain slopes, stands one of Japan’s most captivating new luxury hotels. Opened on August 1, 2024, Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto is the first Banyan Tree property in Japan and has quickly become one of the city’s most sought-after luxury retreats. Nestled […]

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Cala Bennati Is Positioning Itself as the Defining Prosecco Brand for a New Generation of Celebrations

By Suzanne Smith

As National Prosecco Day arrives, Cala Bennati continues building momentum through luxury experiences, premium Italian winemaking, and lifestyle appeal.

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Jon-Paul Wheatley’s “Badly Drawn Ball” Arrives Among Miami’s Most Luxurious Shopping

By Jamie Cantor

A soccer ball has taken over one of Miami’s most glamorous shopping destinations, and it might just be the most thoughtful one you’ve ever seen. Photo Credit: World Red Eye Bal Harbour Shops unveiled “12 Pentagons” on Wednesday evening, a multi-week immersive art installation by British multidisciplinary artist and football designer Jon-Paul Wheatley. The launch […]

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