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Haute & cold: The sexiest spots on the Med are now at their coolest in the winter (opens the original)
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It was an unlikely spot to spend the season. But before Daniel Kerzner opened his first hotel, Santorini Sky, in summer 2020, he spent the colder months of the year discovering a different side of the Greek island paradise. “You think the sunsets are nice in the summer? It’s like the sky is on fire in the winter,” he raved. “So why is nobody here?” Unlike most of Santorini’s sleek but seasonal stays, Kerzner was so enamored with winter on the Med that he weatherproofed and insulated his resort t
Witch hunt: Where to find Americaâs eeriest and most unusal Halloween fests (opens the original)
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Screw Salem and skip Sleepy Hollow. If you want to scare up something spooky this month, slash the clichés. Start in the Keys. Campy, quirky and regularly NC-17, the 10-day Fantasy Fest in Key West was invented in the 1970s to goose visitors to the gay-friendly town during its low season. Think of it like a sequin-spangled, adults-only mash-up of Halloween and prom, electing a king and queen with an annual costume theme. This year, itâs âMusical Icons and Iconic Musicals.â There are now 6
Exclusive | Meet the $1m ‘super collectors’ who go to wild extremes to dress head to toe in their favorite designer (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. How far would you go for fashion? A street-clogging line for cool sneakers? An early-morning alarm for a sample sale? A Bradshaw-style stash of Jimmy Choos in your oven, which you only use for storage? For Laura Gallo-Willis, that’s kid stuff. Recently, the real estate entrepreneur hopped on an international flight to Paris for a Chanel blazer that cost more than the plane ticket. “I don’t feel myself,” Gallo-Willis told The Post, “if I don’t have
Claim to fame: Niche travel insurance puts a premium on peace of mind (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Have you got this covered? Most people don’t. More than six out of 10 Americans traveled last year without any kind of insurance, per a survey from Upgraded Points. It’s an unsexy risk that makes us outliers in the global scene. For example, 86% of Australians bought coverage for their big trips. And sure, these days, most fancy credit cards build in minimal travel insurance as part of their benefits, but there’s also a raft of niche products that
Exclusive | Hamptons car fanatics are spending upwards of $25K on luxe, ‘man cave’ garages: ‘If James Bond had a garage, it would be this one’ (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Does your car deserve a home as luxe as you do? Arthur Aidala certainly thinks so. The native New Yorker’s been a car nut for most of his life. Making peanuts as an assistant district attorney in the early 1990s, Aidala was forced to move back in with his parents. But with no NYC rent or bills of his own to pay, the then 25-year-old impulsively purchased a 1986 Alfa Romeo Spider for over $3,000 (that he took out a loan for). This splurge eventuall
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