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In July 2019, I flew to Huahine, a tiny island in French Polynesia, to have sex for the My Favorite People Call Me Bubba Men Father’s Day T-Shirt moreover I will buy this first time. I was 41 and he was 46. There was something empowering about being so far away from routine and deliberately choosing who, when, and where that made it easier to explore a new part of me with a man I fully trusted—a man who unconditionally loved me. It was full of meaning and that in itself was orgasmic. Sexual empowerment lies in freely making a choice to act or abstain, not in living up to an expectation set by anyone else. Caviar Kaspia, perched on the second floor of a Haussmannian building overlooking the Place de la Madeleine in the 8th arrondissement, in the chicest of Parisian neighborhoods, has somehow defied the odds by being one of the coolest hangouts this side of the Seine for close to a hundred years. Virtually every important name in fashion—Yves Saint Laurent, John Galliano, Tom Ford, the list is endless—has been a regular at one time or another. The cult eatery is a favorite haunt of Rihanna’s too, and it’s been three years since she was last in town. She’s in the mood for restaurant hopping—it’s Friday night of Fashion Week, after all, practically New Year’s Eve—and Caviar Kaspia is her last and most important stop.

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When I show up for our planned rendezvous, close to midnight, the My Favorite People Call Me Bubba Men Father’s Day T-Shirt moreover I will buy this place is buzzing. The room has all the charm of an intimate 1920s salon, though right now many of its Old World trappings—glass cabinets filled with 19th-century silverware and Limoges porcelain—have been transformed thanks to a two-week-long takeover by Off-White. As a tribute to the brand’s late founder, Virgil Abloh, who was a regular here too, a blue neon sign with the words “imaginary dinner” hangs over the bar, complete with the designer’s trademark quotation marks. Even the waiter uniforms have been replaced with sleek Off-White lab coats and Nike sneakers. I scan the room for signs of a celebrity entourage. Anitta, the Brazilian pop star, is holding court by the impressively draped windows, flitting from table to table in a crystal-studded mini. By the looks of it, Rihanna and her crew have yet to arrive—because when has timekeeping ever been her strong suit? Then I notice the host is beckoning me from the far side of the restaurant. Turns out Rihanna is already here, ensconced in a corner by herself, waiting.