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The Mirazur chef brings his kitchen to The Lake Como EDITION, with Cetino built on lake fish, Lombard cheese and producers he is still meeting
The Mirazur chef brings his kitchen to The Lake Como EDITION, with Cetino built on lake fish, Lombard cheese and producers he is still meeting

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COOL HUNTING spoke with the adventure photographer-designer about his Beyond & Back Boot V2’s design, how Patagonia’s founder will forever inspire him and what it means to execute a creative vision

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Raphael Badalov, the dealer behind the $1 million Karl Lagerfeld Chrome Hearts sale, opens a 7,000-square-foot showroom designed to feel like a collector’s apartment

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On the Washington state coast, experience the Japanese brand’s unique aesthetic
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At a recent sushi dinner in Tokyo we were presented with a rectangular tatami mat. It was both a thoughtful gesture and a moment to put our phones screen-side down and focus on our meal. Founded in 1740, Kuboki Tatami makes a full range of tatami products and clearly isn’t stuck in its past, continuing to bring tatami to the way people live. The phone mat comes in nearly 40 different colors and patterns and is now part of our everyday carry—with both a physical purpose (keeping your phone germ and dirt free) as well as a note to slow down and enjoy a meal with presence.
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The “C” in the new Nikon Z5IIC stands for “casual” and incorporates scene modes for the first time in any Nikon full-frame camera. Toggle the camera to a scene and the camera does the rest—night, portrait or any of its 15 modes. Unlike a typical point-and-shoot this is a full-frame mirrorless camera with a 24.5 C-MOS sensor and the depth and clarity provided by the EXPEED 7 image processing engine – the same processor used on the brand’s flagship Z9. The biggest bonus is access to Nikon’s massive lens library, from current Z-series to historic F lenses back to 1967. Price is for the body only, multiple options are available with various lenses and accessories.
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Belkin’s BoostCharge Pro Magnetic Charging Power Bank 10K + Cable is a substantial and capable charger. Attach it to a MagSafe iPhone with its quick-charging 15W for a rapid recharge. It has a stand that works horizontally or vertically, and it will work with any Qi2 supported device. A built-in USB-C cable delivers 20W, so you can quickly charge your AirPods or other earphones, or your iPad or other tablet at the same time. Add an additional USB-C cable and you can charge three devices at the same time.
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Japan’s allure cannot be attributed to any one specific trait. Be it cuisine or culture, design and architecture, cities of the future or soothing reprieves, the island nation offers unparalleled experiences across …
COOL HUNTING spoke with the adventure photographer-designer about his Beyond & Back Boot V2's design, how Patagonia’s founder will forever inspire him and what it means to execute a creative vision
Raphael Badalov, the dealer behind the $1 million Karl Lagerfeld Chrome Hearts sale, opens a 7,000-square-foot showroom designed to feel like a collector’s apartment
On the Washington state coast, experience the Japanese brand's unique aesthetic
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Producer Manny Marroquin hosts three September evenings where each cuvée is tasted, interpreted and written into an original piece of music
A 25 year design collaboration between Beams and Arc’Teryx reaches new heights with the versatile Gamma Jacket, a piece that’s as comfortable on the streets of Tokyo or mountain biking or climbing in Squamish, The recycled nylon and spandex material is extra stretchy and breathable, and there’s no added PFAS in its water-resistant coating. It’s part of a new six-piece capsule collection that includes a highly technical do-over of the Theta AR Jacket (much loved by serious alpine skiers and climbers). To commemorate this relationship milestone the ARC’TERYX × BEAMS collection kicks off museum exhibitions of both brands in New York and Japan this week. The capsule will only be purchasable in person at Beams stores in Japan, and Arc’Teryx stores in Canada, China, the U.K.and the U.S.
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