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The 3 Mexican Women Behind Las Vegas’ Most Exciting New Restaurant (opens the original)
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How do you translate a national favorite to a new country? It’s a tricky proposition. Contramar has been famous as one of the most celebrated restaurants in Mexico since chef and owner Gabriela Cámara opened it in 1998 in the capital city. With its fan-favorite tuna tostadas and signature red and green grilled fish, the seafood restaurant revolutionized the Mexican dining scene, where at the time, restaurants were typically either high-end or very casual. The aim, Cámara says, was to give city d
Butler Service and a Dior Spa: Cheval Blanc Paris Challenges What a Hotel Can Be (opens the original)
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Twenty years ago, the hotel group Cheval Blanc was born with the opening of Cheval Blanc Courchevel, a stunning hotel that has become one of the most celebrated properties in the French Alps. Since then, Cheval Blanc has grown to include six maisons, with the seventh opening in Sardinia in 2027. There are locations in St. Barth, St. Tropez, the Seychelles, and the Maldives, as well as the Cheval Blanc Paris, which recently celebrated its fifth anniversary. In that short time, it’s become one of
The Unexpected Stars of the Runways? The Furniture (opens the original)
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If there was one takeaway from this year’s Milan Design Week, it was that fashion and furniture are no longer fully distinct categories. Brands like Prada, Hermès, Fendi, and Giorgio Armani each presented installations featuring furniture pieces or home objects. And in recent seasons, Bottega Veneta, Ralph Lauren, and Alaïa have all created custom seating for their fashion shows. The movement goes both ways, with brands like Institution and Hodakova creating clothing that could almost double as
The Iranian Artist Who Loves America but Fears What It's Becoming (opens the original)
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When Shirin Neshat presented her work Do U Dare! at the Venice Biennale in 2026, it had tremendous layers of meaning. Neshat, who has lived in the U.S. since she was 17, can’t stop thinking about the recent war in Iran, where she was born and raised and where much of her family remains. Neshat’s three-part film series was inspired by Nasim Najafi Aghdam, an alienated Iranian American woman with a large internet following who opened fire at the YouTube offices in 2018. Each video follows a young
Karin Slaughter Shares the Book That 'Infuriated' Her (opens the original)
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Welcome to Shelf Life, ELLE’s books column. In this ongoing series, authors share an assortment of their most memorable reads: the books that have shaped their lives as writers and as human beings. Every month, ELLE will feature authors with a new and upcoming release of their own, asking them which stories have impacted their work most—and which stories they recommend you pick up next. Whether you’re on the hunt for a book to move you, calm you, or change you, consider a recommendation from the
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