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Dress Code: Seaside Glamour in The French Riviera
Dress Code: Seaside Glamour in The French Riviera

Bardot. Birkin. Picasso. We’re traveling back to the French Riviera’s early days — a fashionable stretch when wardrobe was just as synonymous with the impossibly scenic Côte d'Azur itself. Naturally Cannes deserves its own nod, thanks in part to the International Film Festival, when each May for two weeks a cinematic community descends into town. In honor of the season, some highlights from the Mediterranean’s golden era.

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In Vogue: Where to Eat in Cannes, France
In Vogue: Where to Eat in Cannes, France

Ample sunshine, turquoise waters and refreshing salt breezes are already part of the Côtes d’Azre fabric. Iconic spots like Hotel Barrière Le Majestic Cannes (1926) and Hôtel Martinez (1929) still beckon international travelers, as does the dining scene whose restaurants feature Michelin-star chefs, outdoor venues, and laid-back markets filled with fresh produce and seafood (you’ll recall Cannes was once dubbed a sleepy fishing village). Below, Komos shares our favorite French Riviera dining spots.

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Where to Sip and Dine in Monaco and Saint-Tropez
Where to Sip and Dine in Monaco and Saint-Tropez

Monaco, the world’s second smallest country is known for its high glamour and classic dining, while the once bohemian-fringed fisherman’s port of Saint-Tropez now smacks of celebratory and bedazzled Champagne corks. Of course, this is the South of France, so Michelin-starred chefs, markets stocked with fresh produce and epic views are all de rigueur. Below, our favorites from the region (including a few where you can sip Komos).

 
 
 
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6 Contemporary Artists Make Waves in Puerto Rico
6 Contemporary Artists Make Waves in Puerto Rico

The island of Puerto Rico is home to many things: swaying leafy palms, dazzling mountains and pristine beaches. There’s also an emerging art scene. While the capital city of San Juan serves as a coveted homebase for edgy galleries, the acclaimed Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico is known to host a hotbed of shows alongside artist-led, non-profit spaces including Km 0.2 and El Lobi. Komos shares a burgeoning crop of emerging and Puerto Rican contemporary artists – and who don’t forget where they came from.

 
 

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