Browsing Category Issue #12

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  Wellness + More Beauty

  Capitol Drugs In a world of impersonal service and long lines at the local drugstore, pharmacist Raja Sannidhi has maintained a wellness haven in West Hollywood with Capitol ...

  By Carly Lancaster
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  New Arrivals: The Jeremy on Sunset

  After many delays, new owners and a rebrand, The Jeremy hotel on Sunset is finally ready for its close up. Years of menacing traffic construction on the corner ...

  By Leigh Beecham
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  Poppy on La Cienega

  Another design marvel has opened in town but closer to Melrose on La Cienega. The old STK has been completely overhauled and reimagined by designer John Sofio of ...

  By West Hollywood Lifestyle
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  Naked Talent Brian Bowen Smith

  Celebrity photographer Brian Bowen Smith returns to his fine-art roots. “When you put on a mask, you can be anyone you want,” says photographer and former Herb Ritts ...

  By Richard Bence
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  Jeremy Scott Killing Chaos with Coolness

  Photography by Jeffrey Grossman New Americana is ruled by the rejects, the ones your parents warned you about, the kids who talk back. We simply will not stand ...

  By Marlee Sherwin
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  Photographer: Jeffrey Grossman

    Photographer Jeffrey Grossman shoots fashion designers Joseph Abboud, John Varvatos and Moncler, during NYC Fashion Week. To view more…   Digital Edition available at:   ...

  By West Hollywood Lifestyle
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  The Kaplan Twins

  The work of an era encapsulates and reverberates the mood of that moment through both its intended message and what it fails to say. From Renaissance and neoclassicism ...

  By Marlee Sherwin
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  Take Me to CHURCH

  Hidden behind the creeping fig vines at 7277 Santa Monica Blvd. is CHURCH, a rare and unusual retail store created by longtime friends Rodney Burns and David Malvaney. ...

  By Kelly Carson
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  Must Haves

  New York State of Mind in LA Futuristic Swiss watchmaker Urwerk is marking its 20th anniversary in business with the launch this fall of a timepiece that pays ...

  By West Hollywood Lifestyle
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  WeHo Standard Time: Artes y Artistas

  From a traveling public sculpture to landmark surveys of queer Latinx artists, this fall, the city of West Hollywood’s WeHo Artes engages the Getty’s sprawling Pacific Standard Time: ...

  By Shana Nys Dambrot
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  Southern Charm: Nashville, TN

  From honky-tonks to hot chicken, Nashville has become a top destination for West Coast travelers—and some never leave. On a recent trip to this steamy Southern city, dubbed ...

  By Carole Dixon
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  The Fire of Peru at Rosaliné

  Los Angeles first fell in love with Ricardo Zarate, the humble South American chef from Lima, Peru, when he was occupying a tiny stall at the Mercado la ...

  By Carole Dixon
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  MICHAEL Voltaggio Shifts Focus to ink.well

    he former ink. on Melrose is no more, but celebrated owner-chef Michael Voltaggio has brought fans a new concept on La Cienega called ink.well. The austere black-and-white ...

  By Carole Dixon
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  Sunset’s Piazza del Sol

  Situated along the busy corridor of Sunset Boulevard, at the gateway between Beverly Hills and West Hollywood, is Piazza del Sol—a registered historic landmark that today is a ...

  By Mary Saunders