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  Spring Glow: Face Place in West Hollywood Expands to London and Beyond

  For more than 40 years Face Place has been a lauded fixture in the local beauty industry. A recent partnership with Rosewood Hotels has the celebrity brand expanding ...

  By Carly Lancaster
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  Keeping Nature and the World in Mind: Artist + Designer Thomas Schoos

  “Don’t bite me, baby!” Thomas Schoos is playfully dipping his finger into one of the koi ponds in his Polynesian-influenced studio garden. “Aren’t they cute? This is like ...

  By Carole Dixon
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  Hitting the Road with Million Dollar Listing’s Josh Flagg

  “Come outside! I’m in the car!” Josh Flagg says over the phone in his signature raspy voice. The esteemed real estate agent and star of Bravo’s Million Dollar ...

  By Lindzi Scharf
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  Born To Be Wild

  Photography by Jim Jordan To read more… Digital Editions available at: ...

  By West Hollywood Lifestyle
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  South of the Border: Mexico City to the Modern Riviera

  Four Seasons Hotel Mexico DF In the past decade, this sprawling capital city of Mexico has shifted its reputation from being dirty, crowded and dangerous, and morphed into ...

  By Carole Dixon
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  Mondrian Brings Malarkey’s Ivory to the Sunset Dining Scene

  We have been fans of the Mondrian on Sunset for decades — from the rowdy Asia de Cuba days to the more sophisticated Herringbone concept, you can’t beat ...

  By Carole Dixon
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  Jeff Andrews Takes on the Kardashians and Mansour Modern

  Southern California native Jeff Andrews has made quite a name for himself as an interior designer to the stars, counting Kaley Cuoco, Ryan Seacrest, Michael C. Hall, America ...

  By Esther Tseng
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  Must Haves

  Chair, Candles, Tables and more. To read more… Digital Editions available at: ...

  By West Hollywood Lifestyle
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  The Legacy of Charles Jacobsen’s Zen Retreat

  Down a street that’s more like an alley, a wall of greenery marks the entrance to Charles Jacobsen’s warehouse. Well, the term “warehouse” needs a little clarifying: The ...

  By Laurel Delp
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  Then and Now: The Iconic Hollywood Bowl

  It’s hard to believe that the beloved Hollywood Bowl started out as a patch of dirt off the 101 Freeway in the shade of the nearby hills. Originally ...

  By Mary Saunders