Heroes get remembered, but weekends never die.
Your Perks this week: some regal bar sets from the golden age of imbibing—complete with rare booklets of recipes for old-school cocktails. (In case you need ideas.) Other beautiful things: 20% off the perfect desktop speakers, and some limited-edition surf art from a collective of international photographers.
It happens all the time. Your camera dies, and you say, “I really should have packed an extra battery.” But now, you’ll just say, “I’m really glad I packed this solar- and hand-crank-powered digital camera.” And then someone else will say, “Wow, you really came prepared.” Like we said: all the time.
Quick: book a flight to London. Also: don’t eat a single thing on the flight there. Because revered NYC restaurant impresario John DeLucie just opened his new spot across the pond. Expect the same hearty deliciousness from his stateside operations, Crown and the Lion. Do not, however, expect to pay in dollars.
Your brothers-in-handsomeness at Billy Reid are having a 25%-off-everything sale. And by everything, they mean suits, shoes, shirts, sweaters, bags, artwork, blazers, ties, belts and books. Oh, and one single, solitary hat that says “Make Cornbread, Not War.” Yep, they definitely meant “everything.”
Here you are. Early April. No better time to grab yourself a thousand or so acres of prime Jackson Hole real estate—home to bears, deer and bald eagles. Especially since the iconic Walton Ranch went on sale for a fraction of its original asking price. That $70 million has burned a hole in your pocket for far too long.
Frank Lloyd Wright. Guy designed some pretty cool stuff. Like Fallingwater. And the Guggenheim. And... this lamp resembling an avant-garde Jenga sculpture. Thanks to this preservation society, you can now get one of those lamps. Which is great if you love architecture. Or seeing things after dark.
