Slick Haus

Born in San Francisco in 1986, Dockers is famous for bringing casual style to the workplace and beyond. To mark their 35th anniversary, they’re returning to California roots with a new aesthetic that draws inspiration from the easygoing, laid back style of their native state. Watch as two eco-conscious surfers and fans of Dockers, @selema and @earthtechnologies, show how that style plays out over the course of a classic California day.

Oliver Peoples’ decades-long connection to Japanese artisanry reaches its zenith in its latest capsule collection. The word Takumi, in Japanese, translates to “artisan.” To be a Takumi, one must master the skills of their trade through years of dedication and a devotional work ethic. The philosophy of the Takumi, though, is far from simply achieving technical supremacy in the material world; it’s a spiritual and social obligation to deliver one’s very best, no matter what the endeavor. To deserve this revered designation, a true Takumi knows no step can be skipped, no detail left unconsidered. The work must be perfect in its totality. It is this rare obsession with craftsmanship that compelled the founders of Oliver Peoples to collaborate with Japanese producers from the very beginning. The relationship between company and country was forged in 1987, supported, in those days, by fax machines and frequent flights to Japan. This formative era would come to influence the Oliver Peoples brand and product philosophy in ways that reverberate to this very day. Japan—its fashion, its architecture, its culture, its art—remains inherent to the Oliver Peoples brand, and its Japanese partners continue to be instrumental in helping OP create enduring eyewear, meticulously made and beautifully designed. This inseparable, decades-long connection to Japanese artisanry reaches its zenith in Oliver Peoples’ latest capsule collection, Takumi. Designed in Los Angeles and manufactured in Japan, Takumi is both a sophisticated study in the Japanese art of eyewear and a fresh, relevant homage to the heritage of Oliver Peoples.

For over 75 years the Jeep Brand has been indelibly linked to freedom, adventure, authenticity and passion. Their core values are embodied in every Jeep Brand vehicle’s DNA. Throughout their storied history, Jeep Brand vehicle owners have learned that Go Anywhere. Do Anything. is a way of life, not just a slogan. The Jeep badge stands for more than a brand. In truth, it’s a badge of honor.

Andrew Gunadie aka gunnarolla takes you on a culinary journey across North America — through airports, theme parks, and cities — to find all the bites worthy of a flight. View all episodes here: https://www.hgtv.com/lifestyle/travel/nom-voyage-videos

Some days it's the light, others it's the roads, most of the time it's a combination of the two. Winding canyon roads early in the morning when the fog is still burning off, and long stretches of desert highway after the sun has dipped behind the mountains are a few examples of essential elements that form the boundless enthusiasm for the automobile in Southern California. With diverse landscapes in close proximity and favorable weather year-round, there's no better place to be if you're a driving enthusiast. The best way to maximize that experience is to get behind the wheel of a classic car, and if you ask car preservation specialist J.G. Francis, founder of Mercedes Motoring, the vehicle best suited for the task is a classic Mercedes-Benz.

Private Islands doesn’t just discover crystal clear waters and sunny skies around the world. We take you beyond the beach and into the heart of what makes every exotic location an unforgettable memory. Your only risk is wanting to stay.

Join host Amber Wyatt as she takes to the streets, seas and skies with today's hottest tech marvels! Boy Toys takes you inside the world of fast cars, private jets, luxury yachts, and the gadgets and gizmos of your dreams! Learn how they work, then see them in action! Boy Toys proves that toys aren't just for kids.

Luxury is crafted into every detail of this refined penthouse home. The Bower evokes an old-world aesthetic combined with modern design elements and cutting-edge smart-home technology. The design exposes traditional elements, such as ornate wall moldings, Roman Doric columns, rustic herringbone parquet flooring, piano-finish lacquered walls, and furnishings designed to feel as though they have been curated over time. Whether you’re hosting a black-tie soiree or a holiday dinner for your extended family, the Bower’s flexible floor plan is designed to accommodate and impress. Forged-iron bi-fold partitions can separate the family room from the formal dining area, or be opened up to welcome a larger group. Fold back the NanaWall along the entire span of the living area to reveal 500sf of additional outdoor living. The open-concept kitchen features a monolithic stone island, Wolf, Bosch, and SubZero appliances, and a walk-in pantry with additional storage, sink, and prep area. The elegant formal entertaining room is punctuated by the black stone fireplace and sweeping views of Hollywood Boulevard. More than a bedroom, the quiet, tranquil nature of the master suite offers a romantic retreat from the buzz of the boulevard 15 stories below. In addition to the tranquil sleeping area, the 1000 SF space offers a seductive sitting area with a hide-away wet-bar, private landscaped terrace, and a truly magnificent walk-in closet. With room service and housekeeping only a text away, you’ll never need to leave. As if transported from another era, the spectacular view from the private terraces is a constant touchstone to Hollywood’s place in history. Such icons as Capital Records, Pantages Theater, and the Hollywood Hills offer inspiration and a sense of place. The 500 SF main terrace off the living areas features outdoor seating, porcelain tiles, and bamboo hedges provide an organic screen for the guest bedroom areas. A separate 300 SF landscaped outdoor lounge off the master retreat is the perfect setting for your morning coffee or a night cap.