Andrée Putman was one of the most pivotal designers of the 20th century, and her ability to revive vintage products for a contemporary audience reverberates to this day. Now, under the watchful eye of Pierre Yovanovitch, the legacy of Putman’s brand Ecart continues.
April 29, 2026
By LILA ALLEN
The name Donald Judd needs no introduction. On this episode, Dan speaks with the artist’s children, Rainer and Flavin Judd, to discuss the important work of the Judd Foundation. The trio discuss the siblings’s early life growing up in SoHo, how their understanding of their father’s art has shifted and deepened over time, and much more.
Just an hour away from Lisbon on the Portuguese coast lies Comporta, one of Europe’s unspoiled pristine getaways. On today’s episode, Dan speaks with Miguel Guedes De Sousa about his growing seaside destination with villas designed by Vincent Van Duysen.
Few designers have influenced the way American men dress in the 21st century as much as this Midwestern designer has. Celebrating his brand’s 15th anniversary, Dan and Todd explore his creative journey any entrepreneur can relate to.
Author, magazine journalist, photographer, and self-described “terrible reporter” Chris Wallace views the world of travel through a literary and cinematic lens that puts himself in the center of a charmed narrative as a legendary character.
Janis Provisor had a successful art career before she and her husband took a risky detour into the world of luxury design. Now, decades later, she’s picked up the brush again to be an abstract painter. As we discover, she has a lot left to say.
Avast! The latest high jewelry collection from Van Cleef & Arpels seems to be pulled from the deepest depths of our wildest imaginations. Photographer Maxime Poiblanc sets sail, while David Graver meets the house’s Catherine Rénier to discuss the luxurious voyage ahead.
