Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts are the most sought

Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts
are the most sought-after luxury
destinations among astute,
passionate travelers. As the brand’s
sophisticated media resource,
Four Seasons Magazine provides
readers with in-depth articles from
celebrated writers and inspiring
design from distinguished
illustrators and photographers.
• 88 HOTELS
• 35 COUNTRIES
• 1.1 MILLION ISSUE READERS
FOUR SEASONS MAGAZINE | ISSUE THREE 2009
A MAGAZINE DEDICATED
TO EXCEPTIONAL
QUALITY.
format, Four Seasons Magazine
immerses readers in each page,
providing clients with a venue
that inspires engagement with
the showcased merchandise and
services.
ISSUE THREE 2009 • By George, That’s Fashion! • Aliona Doletskaya • Truffle Sandwiches • Vicente Wolf • Marimekko
FOUR SEASONS MAGAZINE | ISSUE TWO 2009
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ISSUE TWO 2011 • Stylish Adventure in Santa Barbara • Buenos Aires Tango • Paul Theroux on Travel • Hong Kong No odles
With its contemporary, oversized
ISSUE THREE 2010 /The Fashion Issue • Cucinelli in Solomeo • The New Châteauneuf-du-Pape • Conquering Conductors
ISSUE TWO 2009 • The Model of Mumbai • The Flavor of Fez • The Sound of Glyndebourne • Summer in Brittany • Bon Voyage!
FAST FACTS
PERSPECTIVE ON AFFLUENCE
Affluent Consumers
FOUR SEASONS
MAGAZINE READERS
20% of Americans are defined as affluent—those
Wealthy, Passionate, Desirable Consumers
with at least $100,000 in annual household income—
accounting for:
• 24 million U.S. households
• 60% of the income generated in the U.S.
• 70% of the U.S. net worth
DEMOGRAPHICS
Average net worth.................$4.0 million
Average income........................$479,000
Average age.............................................. 41
Graduate Degree................................61%
Male/Female........................... 67%/33%
Single/Married.......................40%/60%
Affluent U.S. households average more than $4,100
Kids under 18.......................................45%
annually on vacation and personal travel spending.
Travel is the top tier of affluent spending interests
CIRCULATION
followed by autos, insurance, groceries/home, and
Distributed in 88 Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts
clothing/apparel/accessories.
in 35 countries (with more than 40 properties in
• Affluents spend more on travel,
because they can, thanks to access to large
amounts of discretionary income.
development), Four Seasons Magazine caters to
the world’s most sought-after consumers with an
estimated 1.1 million readers.*
* Audience figures based upon average number of rooms,
Affluents also spend more on travel than average
consumers because they have a deep and abiding
passion for travel. They crave a unique combination
of excitement and relaxation, and the opportunity to
explore and experience everything a destination has to
offer—shopping, dining and recreational activities.
properties and occupancy.
AWARD WINNING
Recognized by industry peers for its exceptional
design and editorial environment, Four Seasons
Magazine has captured more than 20 Pearl and
Ozzie awards during the past 36 months.
Sources: Four Seasons data survey conducted by Peter Doering
Consulting, Four Seasons Global Advisory Panel Profile Survey
AUDIENCE PROFILE
Frequent Travelers
Passion Points
Four Seasons guests take an average of
Fine Dining............................................................... 87%
13 trips per year.
Live Theatre.............................................................. 73%
Travel for Business.................................................. 60%
Music Events............................................................ 72%
Travel for Leisure..................................................... 40%
Sports Events............................................................ 65%
Fly First Class for Business.................................... 26%
Art Galleries............................................................ 48%
Fly Business Class for Business........................... 53%
Antique Shops......................................................... 37%
Auctions..................................................................... 23%
Time Spent Reading
• 9 out of 10 guests looked for the Four Seasons
Magazine during their last stay at one of
our properties.
Investments
• 89% of guests have read/looked through
the magazine.
Money Market Funds............................................ 85%
Stock in company that
employs the investors............................................ 48%
Stocks..........................................................................74%
• 88% of readers spend 20-30 minutes with the
magazine.
IRA............................................................................... 70%
• 12% of readers spend 30-60 minutes or more with
Diamonds................................................................. 37%
the magazine.
Jewelry....................................................................... 48%
Art.................................................................................. 6%
Gold, Silver.................................................................. 9%
Sources: Four Seasons data survey conducted by Peter Doering
Consulting, Four Seasons Global Advisory Panel Profile Survey
PROPERTIES
THE AMERICAS
North America — West
Denver • Hawaii, Hualalai • Hawaii,
Lana’i at Manele Bay • Hawaii,
Lana’i, Lodge at Koele • Hawaii,
CARIBBEAN/
CENTRAL
& SOUTH AMERICA
Buenos Aires • Carmelo, Uruguay
Costa Rica • Nevis
ASIA/PACIFIC
Bali at Jimbaran Bay • Bali at
Sayan • Bangkok • Bora Bora •
Golden Triangle, Thailand • Chiang
Rai • Guangzhou • Hangzhou at
Maui • Jackson Hole • Las Vegas •
EUROPE
West Lake • Hong Kong • Jakarta
Los Angeles at Beverly Hills • Los
Budapest • Dublin • Florence
• Koh Samui, Thailand • Langkawi,
Angeles in Beverly Hills (Beverly
Geneva • Hampshire • Istanbul
Malaysia • Macau • Maldives at
Wilshire) • Los Angeles, Westlake
at the Bosphorus • Istanbul at
Kuda Huraa • Maldives at Landaa
Village • México, D.F. • Palo Alto,
Sultanahmet • Lisbon • London
Giraavaru • Mumbai • Shanghai
Silicon Valley • Punta Mita, México
at Park Lane • London at Canary
• Singapore • Singapore (The
• San Francisco • Santa Barbara •
Wharf • Milan • Paris • Prague •
Regent) • Sydney • Tokyo at
Scottsdale • Seattle • St. Louis • Vail
Provence at Terre Blanche
Chinzan-so • Tokyo at Marunouchi
• Vancouver • Whistler
North America — East
MIDDLE EAST/AFRICA
Atlanta • Austin • Baltimore •
Alexandria • Amman • Beirut •
Boston • Chicago • Chicago (The
Cairo at The First Residence • Cairo
Ritz-Carlton) • Dallas • Houston
at Nile Plaza • Damascus • Doha •
• Miami • New York • Palm
Marrakech • Mauritius • Riyadh
Beach • Philadelphia • Toronto •
• Seychelles • Sharm El Sheikh
Washington, D.C.
DISTRIBUTION
BREAKDOWN
40% - North America
25% - Asia/Pacific
17% - Europe
12% - Middle East/ Africa
6% - Caribbean, Central & South
America
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TRAVEL
The world of ST yle | Accessories
{ style }
Forever Chic
sustainability and fashion are not mutually exclusive.
By susan Weissman | Photography by David lewis taylor
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Frank Namani
Santiago Gonzalez
Royal Botania
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Tom Ford
Sub-Zero
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invest in a classic handbag from Bottega Veneta
and you’ll find yourself perennially chic no matter
where fashion trends head from season to season.
Creative director Tomas maier brought glamour
to the label in 2001 when the gucci group
bought the company which michele Taddei and
renzo zengiaro founded in 1966. But still at the
heart of the collection are the three silhouettes that
started it all in the ‘60s—the “knot” (top) asserts
contemporary flair with scarab and metallic finish;
the Cabat (second from top) gets an updated iridescent
finish; while the Veneta (bottom) remains a classic in
chocolate brown. new for the season: the scarabee
iridescent snakeskin crossbody bag (middle) and the
scarabee iridescent nappa clutch (second from
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previous pages:
Bright Lights
Guess
Dress by helmut Lang;
necklace available at Jennifer
Miller in New York.
Artwork: Detail of Fire Drawing,
Burned and scorched paper by
Paul Chojnowski
Photographed at Bourbon
Steak at Four Seasons Hotel
Washington, DC
Zilli
left:
goLden sPiraL
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Elevation Elation
Enjoy the view from on high in this season’s monumental footwear.
By Susan Weissman | Photography by David Lewis Taylor
Dress by Matthew Williamson;
earrings by Kara ross;
ring by Bulgari;
bracelet by h. stern.
Artwork: Hot Pink II,
Acrylic on paper by agnes Jacobs
Clockwise from bottom right . . . Giambattista Valli takes things to staggering heights with these minimalist five-inch platform stilettos in
thinKing BaCK
right:
vitello nero with ankle strap. www.giambattistavalli.com | Christian Louboutin keeps you in step with the military-inspired flannel Loubout.
www.christianlouboutin.com | And Louboutin’s brass-ornamented Jem in violet suede sets the mood for the season. | Manolo Blahnik’s
classically seductive pump in teal plaid is a basic with a little black dress or buttoned-up business suit. www.manoloblahnik.com | Get noticed
in Brian Atwood’s burgundy suede T-strap with gold lamé bow at the heel and towering stiletto. www.brianatwood.com | Worn bare-legged or
with stockings, Burberry’s black sandal with tone-on-tone detail serves equally well at the office as for a night on the town. www.burberry.com |
Be a contradiction in terms in these ladylike dove grey Mary Janes with supercharged heels from Marni. www.marni-international.com 4S
Dress by Miu Miu;
bracelets and ring by Cartier;
earrings available at Jennifer
Miller in New York.
Artwork: Monotone 93, 2006,
Pastel on paper by Kenn Kotara
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starlets like natalie Portman, Cameron Diaz and Claire Danes regularly look to zac Posen to dress them for red carpet events, but the
designer himself is remarkably understated about his success. “i don’t think i’ve had my big breakthrough yet,” he said during an
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and sharply dressed 30-year-old has fast-tracked in the fashion world. Posen was raised in New York City’s SoHo neighbourhood and
was interested in design even as a child, when he would take the yarmulkes from his grandparents’ synagogue to make dresses for
dolls. after an internship with designer nicole miller and the pre-college program at Parsons The new school for Design, he received
a womenswear degree at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London. He returned to New York in 2001 and turned >>>
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Photography by David lewis taylor
{ Style }
Daring Digits
We were amazed to learn that
these dazzling objects are in fact
rings. A love adventure of sorts,
these fantastical creations from
John Hardy’s Cinta Collection
were designed by the company’s
creative director Guy Bedarida
for Hardy’s wife and muse,
Cynthia. Fashioned of gold, rare
shell and precious stones from
all over the world, each piece is a
unique wonder to behold. 4S
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& MEXICO
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TABLE OF CONTENT S | THE FRONT
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fa ShIon | bE aUt y | accESSorIES
Photography by David Lewis taylor
{ NEW YORK }
Romancing the Stones
As she debuts her latest collection, Leviev production director Rachael Clark
reveals how destination inspired design. | By Shivani Vora
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The sparkle of nearly 300 carats of diamonds created a radiant light in the spacious second-floor salon at the Leviev boutique on
Madison Avenue. As I absorbed the exquisiteness of the five masterpieces in front of me, each unique in style and made with stones so
rare that only this prestigious brand could be behind them, Rachael Clark smiled with satisfaction and pride. • As the head of production for the New York–based company, crafting more than 200 jewels a year is her job, but this five-piece, $10 million collection,
celebrating Leviev’s five years in retail, is a career standout. • Clark, who is just 31, joined the luxury brand in 2005 as an assistant and
took over from the chief production manager when he retired five years ago. “I had worked in fine jewellery before, but he helped me
bring my craft to another level and taught me the technical skills I needed to work with high-calibre stones,” she says. >>>
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Photography by Macio Madeira
{ StyLE }
Grand tour
few things speak to the
romance and intrigue of travel
better than a set of perfectly
matched luggage. and no one
evokes classic style in finer form
than ralph Lauren. Choose
from specialty hat boxes, vanity
cases, weekenders and suitcases
fashioned of alligator, calfskin
and parchment with calfskin
trim. www.ralphlauren.com 4S
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Contributors
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Fashion will always shift into
high gear if there’s an excuse for drama
and celebration. And metallics
definitely kick things up a notch if you
want to make a big entrance.
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Editor’s Letter
On the Cover
Photography by
Robb Aaron Gordon
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