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essentials [ perfect pair ] Dazzlers Champagne has come a long way from when Dom Pérignon, the monk who first created it, cried out “I’m drinking stars!” This bottle of bubbly coupled with an equally glittering bag will make for a sparkling evening. The Bag ©anDrEw mCCaul, ProP STyliST wEnDy SCHElaH for HallEy rESourCES The ideal accessory for a truly glamorous evening may well be Chanel’s shimmering beaded bag. Slip your essentials into its chic sparkling embrace and you’re ready for a starry night. Price upon request; chanel.com The Bottle Ruinart, the first established Champagne house, also pioneered the use of wooden cases to protect its bottles. The company has commissioned Dutch artist Piet Hein Eek to create trapezoid boxes for each bottle of its blanc de blancs Champagne. Each unique piece is handmade of pine in the artist’s workshops. The pieces are individually numbered and signed; enjoy them long after you’ve savored the last drop. US$130; ruinart.com J WM MAGAZINE 30 j w m a r r i o t t. c o m http://www.chanel.com http://www.ruinart.com http://www.JWMARRIOTT.COM

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of JWM - Volume 3, Issue 4

Jwm - Fall 2013
Contents
JW Experts
Contributors
Editor’s Letter
Distinctive Products, People, Ideas & Style
Well-Being
Food + Drink
Visions of Sugarplums
The Portal
Austin at the Starting Line
Details, Details
The Tastes of the Year
Not So Private Lives
JW Experience
My Passion

JWM - Volume 3, Issue 4