Elise Taylor

Forty minutes inland from the power and pomp of Palm Beach lies a greener, but no less gilded, Florida enclave. In this Year of the Horse, Elise Taylor goes inside the winter equestrian capital of the world.

The Upper East Side’s favorite satirist has some thoughts on the must-have designer clothes, bags, and plastic surgeons that mean a certain thing to certain people.

“The light over the Cap is extraordinary this time of year,” the general manager of the Hotel du Cap, Philippe Perd, tells me.

A curated (and slightly cheeky) guide to the restaurants, shops, and hotels opening on the East End.

The AI-powered shopping app (founded by Bill Gates’s daughter) named investors like Khloé Kardashian, Sydney Sweeney and. . . a former Bachelorette?

A watchdog report revealed just how little the York family has paid for their luxurious lodging over the years—just as news emerged that the Waleses are paying market price for their grand home of Forest Lodge. After years of mysterious finances and peppercorn rents, has the royal real estate bubble finally burst?

Kensington Palace announced that Prince George will attend Eton College in Windsor, following in the footsteps of his father and uncle. Here, we revisit the young princes' academic heyday in the late '90s and early naughties.

If you’ve been to Los Angeles, chances are you’ve seen the work of Paul R. Williams—a black architect ahead of his time. As exhibits at the Getty Museum, LACMA and USC’s Fisher Museum of Art celebrate his work, his family, friends and fans reflect on his influence on Beverly Hills and beyond.

In the golden age of smut, a set of cinephile authors set out on a quest to academicize—and elevate—sex scenes in film. Their book,

Upon the publication of their father's posthumous memoir, Katerina and Gabrielle Tana reflect on a childhood spent at the Los Angeles red-sauce joint that has counted Brad Pitt and Barack Obama as regulars.