Kylie Jenner
Kylie Jenner
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Miranda Kerr
Image Credit: Lauren/WWD/REX/Shutterstock Miranda Kerr
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The Sandcastle in Malibu
Image Credit: Kolasinski/BFA/REX/Shutterstock Designed by Harry Gesner, the picturesque beach house known as the Sandcastle has welcomed Chrissy Teigen, Jake Gyllenhaal and Kelly Slater for a variety of photo shoots and parties. While the public can’t walk into the architect’s private residence in Malibu, they can admire how he paid homage to nature with tall glass walls and hefty wood beams from the sandy shore.
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Kate Beckinsale
Image Credit: David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock Kate Beckinsale
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Tradesmen Los Angeles in Venice
The men’s store in Venice has its fair share of creative types walking through the door in search of indie style and well-crafted clothing from Chamula, Jackman, Outerknown and The Hillside.
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Venice Beach
Image Credit: Jae C. Hong/AP/REX/Shutterstock Venice Beach
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Gwyneth Paltrow
Image Credit: Salangsang/BFA/REX/Shutterstock Gwyneth Paltrow
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Michael’s in Santa Monica
Image Credit: Rachel Jacobson A Millennial rock star chef is shaking up Michael’s, the Santa Monica eatery founded in 1979. Miles Thompson, who took over the kitchen last September after years at Nobu, Animal, Son of a Gun and his own Allumette, is redefining novel noshing with spatzle smothered by rabbit meatballs, burrata with smoked trout roe, and Dungeness crab suspended in Japanese-style custard.
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Tom Ford
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Taylor Swift
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Jeremy Scott
Image Credit: Sam Deitch/BFA/REX/Shutterstock Jeremy Scott
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Catch L.A. in West Hollywood
An extension of the chichi chain that is represented in New York, Dubai and Mexico, Catch L.A. in West Hollywood hasn’t even marked its six-month anniversary yet but it offers plenty of eye candy thanks to its celebrity diners, styled-out sushi rolls and dress code banning boardshorts and flip-flops.
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Catch L.A. in West Hollywood
The dining room of rooftop restaurant Catch L.A.
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Catch L.A. in West Hollywood
The Catch Roll at Catch L.A.
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Dakota Johnson
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Baroo in Hollywood
Image Credit: Jakob Layman Named after a food bowl that is the rare possession owned by Buddhist monks, Hollywood’s Baroo is on the tip of foodies’ tongues for its artful Asian dishes created by Nobu and Daniel alumnus Kwang Uh.
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Natalie Portman
Image Credit: Brian To/WWD/REX/Shutterstock Natalie Portman
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Griffith Observatory in Los Feliz
Image Credit: Anthony Cook, Griffith Observatory Eighty-two years after Griffith Observatory in Los Feliz opened its doors to the public on an 1,100-foot-high slope of Mount Hollywood, the white-domed center for astronomy was cast in a romantic light in this year’s Oscar frontrunner “La La Land.”
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Griffith Observatory in Los Feliz
Image Credit: Anthony Cook, Griffith Observatory Los Angeles stretched below Griffith Observatory in Los Feliz.
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James Franco
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Magpies Softserve in Silver Lake
Image Credit: Jennifer Chong Hailing from South Korea and California, the chef-owners of Silver Lake’s Magpies Softserve swirl artisanal flavors such as yuzu honey and Nilla wafer cookie and pack frozen pies with corn almond ice cream and vegan fudge. The tin wall spraypainted with cones sets up a bright backdrop for social media snaps that prove this isn’t your granddad’s soft serve.
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Skrillex
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3.1 Phillip Lim in the Arts District
Image Credit: Justen/BFA/REX/Shutterstock New York-based Phillip Lim is departing West Hollywood to spiffy up a new shop in the design-devoted district that already includes mega gallery Hauser Wirth & Schimmel and art-influenced stores owned by Apolis and Frankie.
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Mandy Moore
Image Credit: Tyler Boye/WWD/REX/Shutterstock Mandy Moore
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Gold Bug in Pasadena
While the nearby Rose Bowl Flea Market draws creative types such as Christian Louboutin and Fear of God’s Jerry Lorenzo to Pasadena, Theodora Coleman’s Gold Bug is a neo-Victorian nook that has grown a following for jewelry and art made by designers working with metal, glass, feathers and leather.