Can I See a Show of Hands?

Few designers have the résumé of brand building, product elevating, and balance sheet rejuvenating that American designer, creative director, and collecting connoisseur Reed Krakoff does. On this episode, Dan speaks with the creative leader on his groundbreaking career, what he’s collecting now, and much more.

Designers Lindsey Adelman and Gabriel Hendifar may technically be competitors, but in many ways they’re kindred spirits. On this episode, the two impresarios sit down at the same table for a rare discussion on what being a designer means to them, how the careers of one another inspire them, and much more.

Canadian sketch maestra Laura Ramoso has become our, and the internet’s, favorite culturally astute comedian. Dan speaks with the about the Toronto-based star about her multicultural upbringing, how Second City changed her life, how her comedy translates into Italian, and much more.

After a decade of somber, utterly sensible design, a rising star reminds us that sometimes the objects we surround ourselves with just need a healthy dose of wonder.

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.

This year, Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels brings a host of avant-garde performances to New York. Among the festival’s pack of innovators is choreographer Leïla Ka, whose work blends eternal concepts with contemporary moves.

There’s a new generation of Swiss hospitality rising in the Bernese Oberland, with drab interiors and old-world formality making way for chic spaces and warm smiles.