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The cruise, says a friend of one of the guests, started in Montenegro, Croatia, with an itinerary of more than a dozen islands in Greece, including Mykonos and Santorini, ending in Athens. The Montecito contingent includ- • The Voice of the Village • ed Ed’s wife, Lin, former Morgan Stanley trader and owner of the historic Val Verde estate; Pete Muller and his wife, Jillian; fashion entrepreneur Jimmy Argyropoulos, a partner in Lucky’s with Herb Simon and Gene Montesano; and financial whiz Robert Fell and his ex-journalist wife, Robin. “The sails went up at every opportunity when conditions allowed,” says my mole with the martini. “They were reaching speeds of up to eighteen knots. You can imagine how exhila- MISCELLANY Page 224 21 – 28 August 2014 MISCELLANY (Continued from page 18) tank top all the way up to a Roberto Cavalli dress that she wore to the Radio Disney Music Awards, priced around $550.” For Monday’s glittering gala, Dani wants something “age appropriate.” “I can’t take all the credit for her final looks because the final say is up to Mia,” adds Dani. “She knows fashion, style and comfort, and does an awesome job with the final result.” But even at such a young age, Mia is enjoying the advantages of being a star. She gets to keep any of the outfits she wears... rating that must have been on such a magnificent yacht. It was undoubtedly the trip of a lifetime!”... Cover Girl TV talk show titan Oprah Winfrey, currently sailing off the Spanish island of Ibiza with longtime friend, CBS morning show host Gayle King, shows off her curvy figure in a longsleeved body suit for the cover of O, The Oprah Magazine’s September issue. “It was kind of exciting, but daunting,” says Oprah. The 60-year-old admits that initially she was “a little apprehensive” about such a revealing cover. “As Maya Angelou says in her ‘Phenomenal Woman’, ‘I’m not built to suit a fashion model size,’” says Oprah, referring to the late author’s famous 1995 poem. Still, she says she feels “pretty phenomenal” about the end result. “It’s like pretending I’m a movie star,” she confessed of embracing the dramatic cat suit. The media mogul is certainly no stranger to showing off her figure on the cover of her eponymous Hearst glossy launched 14 years ago. She wore a daring long-sleeve red dress by Badgley Mischka on the magazine’s May cover to celebrate looking good at 60. “Call me crazy, but I’ve never really Mia Talerico looking oh-so fashionable in a colorful dress by Italian designer Roberto Cavalli Oprah wears a daringly tight cat suit for her new magazine cover understood our culture’s fear of getting older. The way I see it, every year can be a brand-new journey,” she said at the time. “If you’re blessed enough to grow older, there’s so much wisdom to be gained from celebrating the process with vibrancy and vigor and grace.” My, Oh Mia It’s not only adults who pull out all the stops fashion-wise when they hit the red carpet at major Hollywood galas. Take the case of five-year-old Santa Barbara actress Mia Talerico, star of the Disney hit show Good Luck Charlie, which has been nominated for a prime-time Emmy at the 66th annual awards at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on Monday. What to wear for such a major event? Dani Mackins, owner of Dani BOY Kids, the Coast Village Road emporium for fashion-conscious youngsters, has styled Mia since the store first opened. “Our relationship has grown into working on her for special events and red carpet premieres,” says Dani. “As far as her red-carpet look, that depends on the seasons. I like to try to mix things up, from leggings and a Critical Acclaim Lutah, the documentary on Santa Barbara architect Lutah Maria Riggs that was such a hit at the Santa Barbara International Film festival in the New Year, has just been accepted for the Napa Valley Film Festival in November. “They have a four-percent acceptance rate,” committee member Robert Adams told guests at a reception at the George Washington Smith home of Robert and Gretchen Lieff, Los Suenos. “So far we haven’t been declined by any of the fifteen film festivals we’ve applied to, including Denver, Vail, and Vancouver. 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Rob was among a number of celebrities, including Michael Douglas, Cate Blanchett, Diane Lane, Michael Caine, Edward Norton, Julie Christie, Susan Sarandon, and Isabella Rossellini, who added their signatures to a petition calling for an end to the sight of liners dwarfing buildings such as St. Mark’s Basilica. Transport minister Maurizio Lupi says: “It seems to me to be a balanced solution, which takes into account our duty to remove the liners from the canals of Venice, while safeguarding a world heritage city that is the envy of the world and protecting the city’s economy, which is so linked to cruise tourism.” Racing on the High Seas There was a lot of sailing brewing at the Santa Barbara Yacht Club when local mariners vied for the historic Sir Thomas Lipton Cup, one of the oldest sea racing trophies on the West Coast. 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