On the 16th season premiere, Dan speaks with legendary fashion designer about the future of his second act, the Fondazione Dries Van Noten in Venice. On this episode, the pair speak about why education is important to his mission, the institution's first show, and much more.
Chef Wolfgang Puck is an absolute legend in the food world. But when you go beyond the TV persona and throngs of celebrity clients, you find an honest and brilliant man who chased his dreams all the way from Austria to Los Angeles.
In upstate New York, the latest guesthouse from sought-after Danish brand Vipp perfectly blends nature and design. On this episode, Dan speaks to its designers, from the LA-based firm Johnston Marklee, about their cutting-edge practice, how they approach Modernism, and much more.
For more than 100 years, Buccellati has been known for combining technical prowess with elegant, timely designs in jewelry, tableware, and accessories. On this episode, Dan speaks with Lucrezia Buccellati about the Italian company’s founder Mario Buccellati, growing up in the family business, tackling her very first designs, and much more.
Ian Schrager began his career running the legendary nightclub Studio 54 before turning to hospitality, with Public West Hollywood soon to be his latest hotel. On this episode, Dan and Schrager discuss what he learned from the nightlife industry, his advice for the next generation of rule breakers, and more.
Long associated with the film that borrowed its name, Casablanca is transforming into a cultural capital of its own right. In this episode, Dan brings you a report from the city's latest Royal Mansour Casablanca, a hotel owned by the country’s king.
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.
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.
Life may move faster than ever, but when it comes to travel we all yearn to slow down and experience the ride. On this episode, Dan takes you on board a true phenomenon of luxury today: Belmond's Venice Simplon-Orient-Express.
British photographer Martin Parr knew how to observe and highlight aspects of culture and contemporary life in both humorous and refreshingly honest ways.
One of the most exciting parts of traveling today? The ability to disconnect. On this episode, we explore Ranchlands, a massive land management business in the American West that includes the remote Paintrock Canyon Ranch in Wyoming that offers experiences for travelers of all stripes.
On the 15th season premiere, Dan speaks with Hélène Poulit-Duquesne, the fearless CEO of the legendary French jewelry house, Boucheron. After more than 10 years at the helm, she has guided her team to create brave and bold collections, and uphold the maison's enduring reputation.
Tom Sachs explores various creative disciplines, from sculpture and filmmaking to design and painting. On this season finale, Dan speaks with Tom about his accidental journey to fine art, how an installation in a Barneys window kickstarted his career, and more.
Herno's Claudio Marenzi knows a thing or two of creating garments that blend incredible design with legendary performance. On this episode, Dan speaks with Claudio about how the fashion universe in Italy has evolved, his hopes for the next generation, and more.
