A private sanctuary in the Caribbean, Mustique is a humble island when it comes to aesthetics and size (measuring less than three square miles). When it comes to its guests, it is anything but. First developed in the mid-twentieth century by Scottish aristocrat Colin Tennant, the island has since attracted a constellation of famous names-from Princess Margaret to rock legends like Mick Jagger and David Bowie. With a no-paparazzi policy, the stars can disappear into the unspoiled paradise. Mustique Icon immerses readers into this signature spirit of barefoot luxury. Beyond its turquoise shores and fragrant frangipani, Mustique's magic lies in its rare balance of exclusivity and ease. Days unfold at an unhurried pace-horseback rides along the beach, watching the sunset, or picnics on Macaroni Beach. Iconic villas hidden among the hills, whether traditional or modern in design, all champion the natural splendor of the island. Mustique's tight-knit community of locals and long-time visitors fosters a warmth that one would be hard-pressed to find anywhere else. With sunrise swims in the Caribbean, long lunches at the Cotton House, and moonlit cocktails at Basil's Bar, the sun chasers and relaxation seekers can always find a spot to bask in the island's secluded elegance. AUTHOR: The New York Times and The Sunday Times bestselling author Dylan Jones has written or edited twenty-eight books. In the 1980s, he was one of the first editors of i-D, before becoming a contributing editor of The Face and editor of Arena. He spent the next decade working in newspapers-principally The Observer and The Sunday Times-before embarking on a multi-award-winning tenure at British GQ. During his editorship, Condé Nast's flagship men's title won more awards than any other magazine-over eighty. A former columnist for The Guardian, The Mail on Sunday, and The Independent, he is a former trustee of the Hay Festival. He is currently the editor-in-chief of the Evening Standard. In 2012, he was awarded an OBE for services to publishing. Sir Mick Jagger, famed as the dynamic frontman of the Rolling Stones, has expanded his career to include acting, producing, and philanthropic work. He has been vacationing in Mustique since the 1970s. 200 illustrations Linen Hardcover