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    June 2011

    The elusive cool of Mr. X, Michael Fassbender, Dasha Zhukova's next big art gamble, the new Paris underground, and summer's hottest swimsuits.

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    May 2011

    The Old-World Artistry Behind Chanel: Inside the luxury house's legendary haute ateliers. Plus: Haiti's architectural heritage, the greatest buildings never built, Richard Branson's parents and Robert De Niro.

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    April 2011

    The Business of Being Anna: The Vogue editor's web of allies has helped turn her into a global brand that transcends fashion. Plus: Carlos Slim builds a museum, Lucian Freud about his dealer, Christo after Jeanne-Claude.

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    March 2011

    The season's vibrantly decadent dresses come undone with wistful abandon on the shores of Turks and Caicos. Plus, great new suits for men and a look behind the curtain of mercurial master strategist Pierre Rougier.

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    December 2010

    Vincent Cassel's rugged refinement; Warren Buffett and his bridge partner, Sharon Osberg; Beirut's creative renaissance and Michael Eisner on the future of media.

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    October 2010

    Luxury Guide: how to buy prestige wines, secondhand helicopters, the safest face-lift and more. Plus: camel classics, the one-man museum and Indian art.

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    September 2010

    American small-town girl meets British stalwart. How Angela Ahrendts made Burberry a global success story. Also: Uggs, a Love Story.

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    June 2010

    At headquarters with J. Crew's Mickey Drexler; the creative pair behind "Mad Men"; executives take up surfing; and summer's chicest styles.

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    What Lies Beneath: Underground Paris

    In Paris these days, down is the new up, writes Joshua Levine. The history of the city can be traced beneath its streets in elegant new restaurants, nightclubs, museums and a network of subterranean passages.

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    Costume Classics

    On June 18, thousands of pieces from actress Debbie Reynolds's collection of costumes from Hollywood's golden age will go up for auction at Profiles in History. Here, some of the standouts.

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    Your one-stop guide to warm-weather eating, drinking, dressing, game playing, luxury lounging, road tripping and wind-in-your-hair driving.

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    Renderings to Remember

    Unbuilt projects can exert a curiously powerful hold on the cultural imagination, writes Tom Vanderbilt. These brilliant designs from some of the world's greatest architects never saw the light of day.

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    Cocktail Science

    A behind the scenes look at the making of the Rooibos and Ginger cocktails at Grant Achatz's Aviary in Chicago, 2011's most anticipated new high-concept bar.

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