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Retail Watch: Rocking Out at BESS

BESS
New York City's venerable punk-rock outlet BESS is hitting its stride. Buoyed by fashion's current affair with rock 'n roll—from Balmain's rocker runway to Alexander Wang's nouveau grunge looks—the beloved store's selection of reworked vintage and studded apparel is a hotbed of activity for biker babes and It girls alike.
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Gregory Peck's Hotel Empire

The Crescent Beverly Hills

On one of our junkets to review West Coast hotels this summer, we bedded down at The Crescent, a boutique standard hotel that has become a quiet Beverly Hills address for creative types since its launch five years ago. The Crescent was the brainchild of Gregory Peck, a former investment banker whose clients included André Balazs and Schrager Hotel groups. The famously named Peck is now gaining attention as the developer-to-watch with a planned Crescent in San Francisco and the much-discussed Carlos Zapata-designed Cooper Square Hotel in New York's East Village. Peck sat down with JC Report to talk about his cookie cutter-free hotel concepts, the meaning of downtown luxury and the rash of developments in the coming months.

JC Report: What's occupying your days right now?

Gregory Peck: Our new project in San Francisco is at the top of the list. We just acquired a building that will become The Crescent San Francisco. It's 83 rooms, a very big space, with a restaurant and bar. We've been developing it for a few months.  read more »

Interview: Gregory Peck's Hotel Empire

The Crescent Beverly Hills

On one of our junkets to review West Coast hotels this summer, we bedded down at The Crescent, a boutique standard hotel that has become a quiet Beverly Hills address for creative types since its launch five years ago. The Crescent was the brainchild of Gregory Peck, a former investment banker whose clients included André Balazs and Schrager Hotel groups. The famously named Peck is now gaining attention as the developer-to-watch with a planned Crescent in San Francisco and the much-discussed Carlos Zapata-designed Cooper Square Hotel in New York's East Village. Peck sat down with JC Report to talk about his cookie cutter-free hotel concepts, the meaning of downtown luxury and the rash of developments in the coming months.

JC Report: What's occupying your days right now?

Gregory Peck: Our new project in San Francisco is at the top of the list. We just acquired a building that will become The Crescent San Francisco. It's 83 rooms, a very big space, with a restaurant and bar. We've been developing it for a few months.

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Rittenhouse Does It Right

Rittenhouse a/w '08
As Australia's answer to Opening Ceremony's private label, Rittenhouse is much more than a casual and hip collection of separates. Though the Sydney-based label is known for updating traditional basics, designers Sally McDonald and Micah Hamdorf stay true to their subdued aesthetic with versatile fabrics and prints.
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