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Forget the New Wave of Luxury Cruises—This Stylish Sailing Yacht Should Be Your Next On-Water Stay

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By Lara Johnson-Wheeler Verified
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If you hadn’t already heard, luxury hospitality is venturing offshore. Interested in island-hopping? Aman’s sleekly minimal motor yacht Amangati, launching in spring 2027, will soon be available for remote anchorages in the Balearics and the French Riviera.
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In Honor of America 250, Consider a Land Art Road Trip

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By Lara Johnson-Wheeler Verified
| Vogue Verified
As you may already be aware, US Vogue’s December 2025 cover featured Timothée Chalamet, photographed by Annie Leibovitz. But what may have evaded you is that, while Chalamet’s cover appeared to have been captured in the swirl of outer space, the real location of the image was Michael Heizer’s City, an appropriately out-of-this-world artwork hidden deep within the Nevada desert.
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Welcome to Mess, the New West Village Store Where Perfection Is Out

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By Lara Johnson-Wheeler Verified
| Vogue Verified
If you pass by 236 West 10th St this week, you’ll see a Marie Antoinette-style bewigged mannequin peering out through the glass window. She reclines, a logo badge in her hair, styled in a hot pink T-shirt layered over a leopard print long sleeve. But don’t be alarmed—she’s inviting you in. More specifically, she’s inviting you into a space that’s an extension of wife and husband duo Ruby Redstone and Gabriel Sommer’s world: a new concept store named Mess.
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