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Julia Chaplin

Book Review Living Spaces of Gypsy-Jet-Setters Around the World
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Book Review: Living Spaces of Gypsy-Jet-Setters Around the World

Book Review: Living Spaces of Gypsy-Jet-Setters Around the World – In her third book in the Gypset series for Assouline, Julia Chaplin explores the living spaces of gypsy-jet-setters around the world, from Hydra to Gué,thary; from Cuixmala to Pa’ia, and beyond to the Indonesian isles. Chaplin, who coined the term gypset, provides an insightful look into these spectacular personal utopias with her witty and humorous stories of the gypsetters that she meets along the way, such as Alix Goldsmith Marcaccini at her Mexican hideaway, or Halemano, a kind of hippie Four Seasons in Hawaii. Stunning photography opens the door to the fascinating and dazzling homes and haunts of the bohemian artists, designers, and bons vivants known as the gypset. See also: Book Review: Nendo – Interior Design Book from Japan Julia Chaplin is a New York-based journalist and editor who covers art, style, and travel. She is a frequent contributor to The New York Times, W, and Travel + Leisure. The author of Gypset Style (2009), Gypset Travel (2012) and Gypset Living (2014), she also founded the clothing brand Gypset, and the web site Gypset.com. See also: Contemporary Residential Architecture and Interiors by James Silverman Keep following Best Design Books for the…

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GYPSET STYLE BOOK by ASSOULINE

Gypsetters are artists, designers, and bon vivants who live and work around the globe. Wanderlust meets the height of sophistication as New York Times journalist Julia Chaplin explores the unconventional lives of these high-low cultural nomads and the bohemian enclaves they inhabit. In addition to Jade Jagger, Damien Hirst, and Alice Temperly, the Gypsetters’ counterculture forebears, including the Victorian explorers, the Lost Generation, the Beatniks, and the hippies, are all profiled. About the Author Julia Chaplin is a New York based journalist and editor who covers contemporary art, fashion, design, lifestyle, and travel. She is a frequent contributor to The New York Times, Elle, Vogue, Wallpaper, New York magazine, and Conde Nast Traveler.   via Boca do Lobo

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