Innholdsfortegnelse for May 2019 i Palm Beach Illustrated

Craig H. Moskowitz, M.D., physicianin-chief at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, part of UHealth – University of Miami Health System, has devoted his career to advancing the clinical research and treatment of lymphoma. One of the world’s leading experts on the disease, Dr. Moskowitz joined Sylvester last year after more than 25 years at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York. He spoke recently about new, targeted therapies that are proving highly effective in treating lymphoma. Q. What kind of cancer is lymphoma? A. Lymphoma is a cancer of the lymph system and the most common blood-related cancer. Between 80,000 to 85,000 cases of lymphoma are diagnosed each year in the U.S. There are two main types of lymphoma – Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin, with the latter making up roughly 80…

Secret spot: Head to the lagoon boardwalk for a prime vantage point of the JetBlue Stage, and make sure to snag an early spot on the seawall or city docks for an uninterrupted view of the closing fireworks, scheduled for May 5 at 9 p.m. App store: Create your own schedule with reminder notifications on the SunFest app, which works offline. You can also use it to look up various details, such as where ATMs and specific kinds of food and drink are located, or drop a pin to remember where you parked. The Stand: Get closer to your favorite acts with reserved viewing areas near the stage, available for purchase on a per-show basis. Skip the parking headache: Save some moola by riding your bike to SunFest. You can…

The Pineapple Pad—a daydream come true thanks to the creative minds behind popular blog Palm Beach Lately—is the ultimate getaway for visitors and staycationers alike. Available through Airbnb and VRBO, the transformed vacation rental is bedecked with palms, pineapples, and all things Palm Beach. Upon arrival, guests are greeted with amenities like wicker beach bags, monogrammed robes, and a chilled bottle of The Palm rosé. Here, we present the Pineapple Pad by the numbers. (palmbeachlately.com/pineapplepad) 287 (GIVE OR TAKE) PINEAPPLES TO SPOT AROUND THE PAD 2 SISTERS, BETH ASCHENBACH AND DANIELLE NORCROSS, BEHIND PALM BEACH LATELY 5 MONTHS OF RENOVATIONS FROM START TO FINISH 400 SQUARE FEET 235 SUNRISE AVENUE, AT THE HISTORIC PALM BEACH HOTEL 2 PINK BIKES FOR GUESTS TO USE $350 AVERAGE RATE PER NIGHT 1 BLOCK…

OCEAN EYES Gold sunglasses with sage lenses ($580), Gucci, Palm Beach, Boca Raton BEACH BUNNY Cotton and cashmere MK Beach Club towel ($850), Michael Kors Collection, Palm Beach HIGH SEAS Gold-plated and enamel multi-stone earrings ($1,165), Percossi Papi, netaporter.com FUN AND GAMES Calfskin beach ball handbag ($4,100), Chanel, Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens LEMON SPRITZ Cleo snake wrap sandals ($1,395), Rene Caovilla, similiar styles, Saks Fifth Avenue locations EMILIO PUCCI SPRING/SUMMER 2019 Swirling prints and pretty pastels set the mood for a vacation-ready look. ALL ABOARD Beaded fish mismatched statement earrings ($158), Tory Burch, various locations SUN KISSED FF logo PVC mini Runaway Shopper tote ($2,100), Fendi, Saks Fifth Avenue, Palm Beach ON HOLIDAY Oasis sandals with Faubourg Rainbow cotton canvas print ($740), Hermès, Palm Beach STYLE NOTES AHOY THERE:…

With summer around the corner, protecting hair from the sun’s harsh rays and sea salt is a top beauty priority. Don’t leave these nourishing products out of your beach bag: Pacifica Coconut Pro creamy oil mask for long hair ($16, Ulta Beauty); Kérastase Cicaplasme, an essential leavein serum for blonde hair ($37, kerastase-usa.com); Leonor Greyl’s cult classic Huile Secret de Beauté, with fortifying oils and sun protection ($66, Saks Fifth Avenue); WEN Spring Fresh Floral hydrating hair mask for softness and luster ($160, chazdean.com); Aquis Prime Rebalancing Hair Wash to restore pH balance ($26, Sephora); and Glamsquad Beachy spray for the ultimate summer waves ($24, glamsquad.com).…

As a Montreal native, Véronique Deneault lives the best of many worlds. Each day in Québec’s largest city is an adventure thanks to breathtaking architecture, global cuisine, and fantastic outdoor and cultural pursuits. Since she and her husband, Laurent Godbout, opened a second location of their lauded restaurant, Chez l’Épicier, on Palm Beach in 2015, the couple has traveled back and forth between their Wellington home and Québec. This summer, they will embark on a new voyage: an Airstream road trip across the United States and Canada to recharge and make new discoveries. As a result, Chez l’Épicier in Montreal has closed, and the Palm Beach eatery followed suit at the end of April. But don’t fear—this is à bientôt, not adieu. The duo plans to open new restaurant concepts…

“Life is a party. Dress like it.”—Audrey Hepburn…

The résumés of Jeremy and Cindy Bearman read like a culinary who’s who: Manhattan’s Rouge Tomate, Gotham Bar & Grill, and ABC Kitchen, plus Bradley Ogden and Joël Robuchon’s L’Atelier in Las Vegas—not to mention the Auberge resort Malliouhana in Anguilla. In 2016, the couple moved to Florida and purchased the location that became Oceano Kitchen, where they specialize in creative daily menus based on seasonal ingredients. Here, the duo discusses life at their restaurant. Lantana (oceanokitchen.com) PBI: How did you two end up in Florida? Cindy: We met in New York when we both worked at Daniel Boulud’s DB Bistro Moderne. Jeremy was the sous chef, and I was on the pastry station. We got engaged, moved out to Las Vegas together, and have been on the move ever…

ORANGE CRUSH Joseph Cortes of Home Life Interiors used bold stripes in Benjamin Moore’s Tangy Orange hue to make the wallflowers in this bedroom bloom. “There was not much furniture in the room, so we decided to give it a very strong and cost-effective design punch with this striped wall treatment,” says Cortes. “The base color matches the neutrals in the rest of the condo but is accented with this pop of orange. I made the stripes very thick to emphasize the graphic quality and only used them on the rear wall because a little goes a long way. The matching accent lumbar pillows help bring the color down into the foreground.” West Palm Beach (hlinteriors.com)…

Summer is heating up at the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens. Unlike some of its local cultural colleagues, this beloved Delray Beach institution does not go dormant in the off-season. On the contrary, the Morikami will host many special events in the coming months, beginning with the opening of a new exhibit. From May 4 to August 11, visitors can view “Falling Water, Soaring Kites,” a grouping of colorful kites and depictions of waterfalls culled from the museum’s permanent collection. While seemingly an odd pairing, kites and waterfalls share many similarities within Japanese culture, with each associated with transcendental experiences and tied to specific symbolic qualities. Return to the Morikami on May 10, July 12, or September 13 for a Sushi & Stroll summer walk. While the galleries are closed…

Ever since Sir Arthur Conan Doyle introduced readers to Sherlock Holmes in his 1887 story A Study in Scarlet, the observant, charismatic detective has captured imaginations the world over and remained a constant fixture of the pop-culture lexicon. Even when Conan Doyle killed the character off—by having him topple over the edge of Switzerland’s Reichenbach Falls—fans were so distraught that the author resurrected Holmes a decade later. Fast-forward to 2019 and Holmes lives once more in “The Art of Sherlock Holmes.” This pop-up exhibition, on display at the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens in West Palm Beach from May 10 to June 3, includes 15 original works of art inspired by stories starring Holmes. Author Phil Growick (who’s penned two Holmes tales himself) curated the show, which features all local artists…

If you’ve been out on the town this season, you no doubt have noticed the abundance of up-and-comers on the social circuit, at dining establishments and cultural venues, and at practically every charity event. The representation of young voices and talent has been a trend in the area for years, but lately it has exploded. The reason? Palm Beach County is a wildly attractive place to live, work, play, and do good. This vibrant energy is the impetus behind our annual feature “Palm Beach Rising.” As the local demographic shifts, and the community evolves to reflect it, we showcase the latest crop of movers and shakers making an impact on business, the arts, and philanthropy. People like Kristen Vila, who is helping to create an inviting third space at Grandview…

The Right Pillow. “Our design allows each sleeper to customize the loft and support where they need it most, while the unique curve shape cradles the head, neck, and shoulders in all sleep positions,” she explains. The recently patented pillow is organic, handmade in a zero-waste facility in the United States, and now comes in three sizes. PBI caught up with Larson for a bit of pillow talk. (therightpillow.com) Why the right pillow matters: “Sleep is one of the main foundations of our health, and better nights mean better days, and better days mean a better life. And if your pillow is more than a year old, it’s time for a new one. Old pillows are a breeding ground for fungus, mold, bacteria, and dust mites.” Top sleep tips: “Create…

A move to South Florida helped Taylor Alderton Blaszczyk realize a childhood dream of owning a boutique. After following her family members down from New Jersey and working in retail for 11 years, the Roger Williams University grad took the plunge and opened Palm Harbor Boutique in downtown Abacoa in late 2018. Teeming with Palm Beach–inspired home decor, gifts, and accessories, the shop expresses her eye for fashion and the latest trends, and also grants her the opportunity to help clients celebrate everyday occasions. When she’s not buzzing around the store, Alderton Blaszczyk can be found at her Lake Clarke Shores home with her husband, Ryan, and yellow lab, Ella, or out supporting American Humane, Jupiter Medical Center, and the American Heart Association. → WHAT IS ALDERTON BLASZCZYK’S WARDROBE ESSENTIAL?…

Delray Beach’s El Camino is committed to providing an authentic Mexican experience based on indigenous and organic ingredients, a principle that extends to the bar program. “We like to keep things traditional, but we also seek out the freshest possible components for cocktails and try to combine them in interesting ways,” says manager Brian Gough. “When kiwis came into season, we tried pairing them with mint, and it worked.” Like all the made-to-order drinks at El Camino, the kiwi mint margarita is marked by attention to detail. The agave is shipped in from Mexico, and the juices are squeezed each morning. Gough uses Olmeca Altos blanco, which he feels pairs best with the acidity in the fruit. (elcaminodelray.com) Kiwi Mint Margarita 2 oz. Olmeca Altos Tequila PlataD/e oz. agaveD/e oz.…

The hottest beverage trend for 2019 is turning out to be low- and no-alcohol drinks—but not for the reasons you might expect. According to industry sources, the shift has three main drivers: 1. The baby boomer generation, which has consumed a large amount of the high-end wine sold in recent years, is aging and drinking less. 2. The millennials exploding on the consumer horizon have less disposable income for now, and they tend to be unimpressed by factors such as designated vineyards and superstar winemakers. 3. While red wine has been touted as having positive effects on cholesterol and heart disease (remember the French Paradox?), studies now suggest that no amount of alcohol is good for your health. All these factors have combined to produce a seemingly perfect storm in…

Artistic endeavors, such as throwing pottery, have long felt therapeutic, but science is now confirming the role these activities might play in supporting our mental health. In her book Lifting Depression, neuroscientist Kelly Lambert identifies what she calls an “effort-driven reward circuit.” This network of geographically connected brain regions “appears to strongly influence well-being when activated by physical labor,” Lambert writes. Since manual labor is no longer part of most people’s daily routine, we have to find other ways to engage this impactful section of the brain. Lani Goodrich, a West Palm Beach–based potter and instructor, is well aware of the power of pottery. Longing to get back into art after having her three daughters, she began learning the discipline of wheel throwing in a pottery studio her husband built…

GOINGS ON 1 Lighthouse Sunset Tour, Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum, also May 8 and 15, $20. (jupiterlighthouse.org) Mosaic: Month of Shows, Art, Ideas, and Culture, various locations across Palm Beach County, to May 31, contact for pricing information. (mosaicpbc.com) 2 SunFest, West Palm Beach Waterfront, to May 5, contact for ticket prices. (sunfest.com) 3 Artist Talks: Kei Ito, Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, free. (norton.org) 4 Swank Master Chef Dinner with Sean Brasel, Swank Specialty Produce, Loxahatchee, $160. (swankspecialtyproduce.com) 5 Canstruction, benefiting Palm Beach County Food Bank, The Gardens Mall, Palm Beach Gardens, to May 19, free. (pbcfoodbank.org) Cinco de Mayo Tequila Dinner, The Colony, Palm Beach, contact for ticket prices. (thecolonypalmbeach.com) 10 Delray Beach Craft Beer Fest, Old School Square Pavilion, Delray Beach, $40-$55. (dbcraftbeerfest.org) Screen…

No longer reserved for ’80s costume parties and tourists, the fanny pack has taken on a new life as the bag of choice for style arbiters. Houses like Louis Vuitton have given the accessory a trendy makeover with high-contrast, sun-drenched colors and giant monograms, as seen on this limited edition bumbag ($1,980) from its Summer Capsule Collection. Whether worn at the waist or as a crossbody, hands free has never felt so high fashion. Turn the page for more on-the-go essentials.…

1. BOY MEETS GIRL Chanel Boyfriend Tweed watch with an opaline guilloché dial and diamonds set in 18-karat beige gold, $41,200. Provident Jewelry, Jupiter (providentjewelry.com) 2. DOG DAYS Boucheron Laïka le Husky watch with diamonds, sapphires, spinels, rock crystal, jade, and white gold, $442,000. Neiman Marcus, Bal Harbour (neimanmarcus.com) 3. SWEET TREAT Verdura Pineapple pendant watch in 18-karat gold, $28,500. Betteridge, Palm Beach (betteridge.com) 4. TRUE BLUE Tiffany & Co. Atlas watch with diamonds set in stainless steel and a leather strap, $4,900. Tiffany & Co. locations (tiffany.com) 5. DIAMOND LIFE Graff watch with 60 fancy vivid yellow diamonds set in gold, price upon request. Graff, Palm Beach (graff.com) 6. GOLD STANDARD Van Cleef & Arpels Sweet Alhambra watch with guilloché gold and an alligator strap, $7,800. Van Cleef &…

Eager art enthusiasts may be flooding the new Norton for a look at the fresh exhibition spaces, but they’re staying for the food. At The Restaurant at the Norton, the sleek, minimalist dining room acts as a canvas for artfully plated dishes from chef David Schiraldo of Constellation Culinary Group, the same company behind Verde at Pérez Art Museum Miami. His masterpieces? The grilled Spanish octopus with saffron aioli (pictured) and the miso-glazed salmon, an umami explosion heightened by elements like toasted cashew s, a creamy sambal aioli, and pickled cucumbers. End with a Floating Island dessert of mango meringue in passion fruit and white chocolate sauce, embellished with edible flowers, berries, and almond streusel. This intersection of visual and culinary art is intentional, notes Schiraldo. “When people finish their…

Just like sellers and buyers, real estate agents choose Waterfront Properties based on the promise of certain expectations being met. The decision to join Waterfront Properties Palm Beach was a family decision for Ronnie Hasozbek-Garcia and his wife, Jennifer. The couple and twoperson sales team made the move to Waterfront from another Palm Beach brokerage. A year later, Ronnie and Jennifer spoke at length about the move and its impact on their business. “The difference between being at Waterfront and anywhere else I’ve been really hit home the first time I called someone and they said, ‘Oh, I know who you are,’” Ronnie said. “They knew because of the investment Waterfront consistently makes in publicizing my sellers’ properties, me and our Palm Beach office.” Ronnie continued, “When someone walks in…