Nine Festivals Worth Traveling For
Jasmine in France, truffles in Italy, medieval pageantry in Germany: Beyond Europe’s well-known music and literature festivals, there’s a panoply of celebrations, ranging from the mainstream to the decidedly quirky. Our writers share some of their favorites. Sweden...
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The Best Travel Backpacks for Long Trips. According to Frequent Travelers.
Hauling all of the clothing, toiletries, and gear you need for a monthlong trip in a backpack might sound like a nightmare, especially if you’re used to rolling luggage. But there are plenty of instances when traveling with a backpack is easier, especially if you’ve...
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American Gravity
New Yorkers are funny creatures. Even when leaving the confines of the city, they tend to gravitate to the same sorts of places they frequent at home. Those with a taste for classic luxury — who wouldn’t look out of place on a vintage sailboat — can be found...
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Escobar’s Hideaway
Pablo Escobar's Tulum mansion becomes art-filled boutique hotel. A prominent art dealer has turned an estate once owned by infamous drug baron Pablo Escobar into luxury accommodation filled with items from his collection. Located in the Mexican beach resort of...
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WONDERFRUIT
The Wonderfruit Festival Pattaya is a three-day music and arts extravaganza on the outskirts of the city. Combining Thai, Asian and western cultures, the fantastic performances and wide-ranging workshops give it a Western-style festival vibe.The main attraction is...
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Perfect Travel
According to VICE
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Going Public
Hotelier Ian Schrager, founder of mythical 1970s nightclub Studio 54 and credited with creating the concept of the ‘boutique hotel’, has announced the opening of his new hotel brand PUBLIC in New York, which opens on June 7. PUBLIC, which is located at 215 Chrystie...
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Whether he's at a New York nightclub or deep in the African wilderness, world-famous photographer and artist Peter Beard is surrounded by drugs, debts, and beautiful women. Peter Beard’s photographs of Africa, African...
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Packing
for Paris x Aubade.
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The Making of
the perfect travel bag.
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Fake Travel
Pier 59. Hudson River New York. John Rawlings for Vogue 1954.
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Noodles Hanoi
Bourdain and Obama chill over noodles and beer.
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La Réserve
Lisa Marie et Garance Doré about style et La Réserve.
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From Hong Kong to Hyde Park and back again.
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x Steven Meisel
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Fergie goes: (La la la la la) (La la la la la) (La la la la la) (La la la la la) (Mustard on the beat ho) Uh, tell 'em where I'm from Finger on the pump, make the sixth straight jump from SoCal Hollywood to the slums Chronic smoke get...
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The One Night Standard
The Standard came up with a last-minute booking app. Book your room the same evening and get a special rate. When you enter the room don't forget to close the curtains! ...
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Hongkognito
My favorite headline of the day, though I disagree with Fabian Hart's assessment of Hong Kong. I will devote a post soon to one of my favorite cities.
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World Water Day
Happy World Happiness Day!
Swimming Rocks!
These surfboards are the award winning Haydenshapes Hypto Krypto model, which was recently awarded ‘Surfboard of the Year’. On display in Alexander Wang’s New York store. Handcrafted and silk screen printed you can bring the Wang Boards to Montauk next...
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The Next Wave
The Next Wave x Shephard Fairey
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