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Michigan Avenue - 2017 - Issue 2 - Late Spring - Joe Maddon

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136  MICHIGANAVEMAG.COM PHOTOGRAPHY BY NATHAN KEAY, © MCA CHICAGO TITLE: Marilyn and Larry Fields Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago (220 E. Chicago Ave., 312-280-2660; mcachicago.com). HOME 'HOOD: "Lincoln Park, a gem of nature and pleasure. And beyond is the beach! I feel guilty that I don't jog." GO-TO SPOT: "Nothing makes me hap- pier than the Arts Club having opened The Drawing Room (201 E. Ontario St., 312-787-3997; artsclubchicago.org), a wonderful bar that I can duck into right after work." HIDDEN GEM: "The Japanese Gardens (gardenofthe phoenix.org) in Jackson Park. You'll find beauty and serenity all year round, nestled in the shadow of the Museum of Science and Industry." FAVORITE BUILDINGS: "I think houses of worship tend to have the best architecture; after all, they are designed to inspire. My top places are the Bahá'í Temple ( bahai.us/ bahai-temple) in Wilmette and the Rockefeller Chapel (rockefeller.uchicago.edu) at the University of Chicago." ULTIMATE INDULGENCE: "If you want to pretend you're doing laps in a Hollywood Regency-era film, I highly recommend paying a visit to the I-Club spa and health club at the InterContinental Chicago (505 N. Michigan Ave., 312- 944-4100; icchicagohotel.com). Then stick around for a massage, too." ‒ Secret Source ‒ NAOMI BECKWITH collections. 68 E. Oak St., 312-255- 0630; dolcegabbana.com FASHION OUTLETS OF CHICAGO With 130 stores offering savings of up to 75 percent, this shopping center specializes in the interna- tional arbiters of chic, like Burberry, Prada, AllSaints, and St. John. INSIDER TIP: Purchase a Green Savings Card for $5 from the Concierge Services desk on Level 1 for additional discounts. 5220 Fashion Outlets Way, Rosemont, 847-928-7500; fashionoutletsofchicago.com GIORGIO ARMANI Milan style near the Mag Mile. Explore the new Spring/Summer collection from this Italian fashion powerhouse at its Gold Coast headquarters, featuring filmy fabrics and loads of fringe for women and easy jackets and pants for men. 25 E. Oak St., 312-751-2244; armani.com GRAFF DIAMONDS Renowned gemologist and Chicago store director Eve Rogers and her team showcase some of the most brilliant baubles in the world—from diamond-and-ruby-encrusted necklaces to extraordinary time- pieces—at this jewelry leader's Gold Coast location. 103 E. Oak St., 312-604-1000; graffdiamonds.com GUCCI The Italian fashion giant has unveiled a super-sleek flagship at the north end of the Magnificent Mile, featuring the latest collections from designer Alessandro Michele, including the ultimate in luxe suit- ing and evening-wear and the latest buzzed-about collab with street art- ist GucciGhost. 900 N. Michigan Ave., 312-664-5504; gucci.com HALSTED EYE BOUTIQUE Dr. Joanna Slusky offers quality comprehensive vision care, including Lasik consultations and cancer screenings, as well as contact lenses and a variety of eyeglasses from sophisticated brands like Tom Ford, Bulgari, Versace, and Chanel. 2852 N. Halsted St., 773-549-1111; visionsource-halstedeyeboutique.com INTERMIX On-trend fashions from a curated mix of designers, like Victoria Beckham and Alexander Wang, with locations in three of the city's hottest shopping districts: the Gold Coast, Lincoln Park's Armitage Avenue, and Bucktown. 40 E. Delaware Pl., 312-640-2922; 841 W. Armitage Ave., 773-404-8766; 1633 N. Damen Ave., 773-292-0894; intermixonline.com NEW IWAN RIES This family-owned tobacco lovers' paradise has been a Windy City institution for 160 years. Along with a world-class selection of merchan- dise—including 15,000 pipes, plus cigars, lighters, pipe tobaccos, and more—the business boasts an on-site BYOB smoking lounge unique to downtown Chicago. 19 S. Wabash Ave., 312-372-1306; iwanries.com JAMES & SONS FINE JEWELERS The recipient of Hearts on Fire's 2016 Global Retailer of the Year award, this service-focused business features luxe watches, jewelry, diamonds, and engagement rings. 1457 N. Halsted St., 773-327- 8800; 15234 S. LaGrange Road, Orland Park, 708-226-0800; 112 Indianapolis Blvd., Schererville, Indiana, 219-864-9090; jamesandsons.com JIMMY CHOO The fine footwear favorite has taken its place among its fellow fashion behemoths in the Gold Coast, set- tling into a gleaming new storefront on Oak Street. Shop the interna- tional icon's latest collections, from pumps, sandals, wedges, and boots for women to men's sneakers and dress shoes, plus bags, belts, and other elegant leather goods and accessories. 114 E. Oak St., 312-255- 1170; jimmychoo.com KAEHLER LUGGAGE Before embarking on a late-spring getaway, be sure to visit this expanded outfitter to the jet set, which carries a wide selection of luxury travel brands, such as Tumi, Filson, Rimowa, and the boutique's own chic Kaehler 1920 line, featuring duffels, briefcases, and accessories made with the Windy City's own Horween leather. 900 N. Michigan Ave., Sixth Fl., 312-951- 8106; worldtraveler.com LESTER LAMPERT Renowned for its stunning custom- made pieces crafted on-site by expert gemologists, this famed fam- ily-owned Chicago jeweler has settled into a luxe new bilevel, 5,000-square-foot River North show- room boasting a watch gallery and a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and design room. 7 E. Huron St., 312-944-6888; lesterlampert.com MARSHALL PIERCE & COMPANY With a watch- and clock-making heritage dating back to 1880s Sweden, the Bern family's Chicago jewelry business adds serious sparkle to the Magnificent Mile with a broad-ranging collection of timepieces, as well as bauble brands including Oscar Heyman, Roberto Coin, and Chicago's own The SOURCE: STYLE

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