By: THE EDITORS
Be ‘in-the-know’ with these highly regarded ideas, openings, and experiences this season.
FLY HIGH
If you desire to fly high, why not book a session on an e-foil? The Australia-based Flite just launched Series 3, the world’s lightest hydrofoil, featuring the lightest-ever battery and the world’s first interchangeable propulsion system. To book a lesson in Newport Beach visit www.ocfoil.com or in Los Angeles check out www.efoillosangeles.com.
ROOFTOP PARADISE
Straight from New York City’s West Village, Dante, the legendary cafe serving small plates, cocktails and an unbelievable musical programming, is about to be the most sought-after rooftop experience in Beverly Hills. Perched atop the Maybourne Hotel, expect live music nearly every evening, world-class cocktails, lite-bites and piano performances by Louis Middleton at this poolside venue. Trust us, this will become your favorite “must-do” chill-out activity. For more information, visit www.maybournebeverlyhills.com.
SHAKING IT UP IN THE
Every Saturday at Equinox in Westlake Village, Samantha Harte, a body, mind and wellness expert, offers suburban moms another reason to jump for joy by reclaiming their swag and letting it all go during a hip-hop dance class. Definitely worth the drive. Contact Samantha @stronghartefitness for a complimentary trial.
WORK IT OUT
The newest elite fitness address is to be found in the heart of the Sycamore District. Located between West Hollywood and Hollywood, HEIMAT is the social membership club of your dreams. This private community is more than a gym, spa, or a club. With state-of-the-art facilities and amenities, including a rooftop pool, restaurant by Michael Mina, and plenty of bold names as members, this is the new mecca of all things wellness. So, jump on the opportunity, that is if you are accepted. For more information, visit www.heimat.com.
NO DISTRACTIONS ALLOWED
Tired of the omnipresent gadgetry that defines our landscape? Yondr, a California-based company with a global footprint, may be the answer. Alarmed by our diminished ability to remain in the moment, founder Graham Dugoni launched Yondr to
remedy this concerning development. The idea is simple. He manufactures cases for mobile phones that lock the devices, preventing their usage in certain places. The organization works with artists, musicians, schools, and event spaces in effort to host fun and memorable tech-free happenings, making tech distractions a thing of the past. For more information, please visit www.overyondr.com.
DROUGHT CHIC
1Saves20, waterconscious hygiene line, does just that. It saves one gallon of water with each use of its products. With a call to skip the shower and turn off the tap, its vast assortment of products like body wipes, mists, dry shampoo for the body, hair and skin, is a rinse-free collection founded by three Californians concerned with drought, who are set to prove that when it comes to water, less is, indeed, more. Available at www.1saves20.com
EDITOR’S PICK
Assembled in Oakland at Venetian Fashion and designed in Santa Cruz, these bespoke, hand-made The Main bags by Sail 2 Shelter are as sustainable as it gets. Produced using a combination of retired elite sails, deadstock sail material and deconstructed wetsuits, each sac’s closure is a piece of yacht rigging. The elevated factor on these totes is through the roof. Available at www.thecanvas.nyc.
