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2009 Spring Collections
Coverage of Paris Fashion Week, including video, slide shows, reviews, T Magazine’s Photos of the Moment, Cathy Horyn’s updated blog and more.
Skin Deep
Putting Vanity on Hold
As the country plunges into recession, will financial hardship demote the pursuit of physical perfection?
Revising ‘Sex’ for the 21st Century
“The Joy of Sex,” originally published in 1972, has gotten its share of revisions, but this time around the book is written for women as much as for men.
East or West, They Speak Chanel
Who do you turn to when you have $30,000 to spend on Chanel? A power team of two personal shoppers that have a knack for catering to the elite.
Just What You've Always Wanted
The gag gift is a stubborn holiday tradition in many families and small circles of long-term friends. In these cases, stupid wins the day.
Fashion Week Coverage
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The gilt hall of Dr. Anthony Walter, a retired surgeon, is a tribute to his wife and to God. When working on it, he wears his scrubs.
At Houston Surgeon’s Home, an Ode to His Wife and to God
A retired surgeon’s vision, made by his own hands in his Houston home, is an ode to love and morality.
Slide Show
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What Will Change Look Like in White House Décor?
When first families move into the White House, they set a tone through décor.
Design Notebook
Tossing a Rattle Into the Renovation
A food writer struggles to complete a long overdue kitchen renovation while in the throes of labor.
Shopping With Stefan Boublil
Seeking out gifts that speak to both giver and recipient.
Collecting Crèches
Finding a way of not only celebrating and sharing, but also of personalizing the story of Jesus’s birth.
The Fix
Wall-to-Wall Warmth
With radiant heat, a homeowner typically saves about 30 percent on annual home fuel costs per room.
Francesco Tonelli for The New York Times
Butter Holds the Secret to Cookies That Sing
When baking cookies, the most common mistakes made by home bakers, professionals say, have to do with the care and handling of butter.
Taking Heat for Not Cooking
Rocco DiSpirito has, for a segment of the gastronomic elite, come to embody the talented chef who squanders his gifts in the scattershot pursuit of fame and fortune.
In Successful Paris Restaurant, Jewish Roots
Daniel Rose, whose tiny Paris restaurant is a runaway hit, reimagined some of the dishes on his menu as recipes for Hanukkah.
VideoRestaurants
The Menu? It’s a Long Story
David Bouley’s Secession, which replaced Danube, has an epic and indefinable menu that comes across as slapdash and undisciplined.
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Frank Bruni and other Dining section writers on restaurants and food.
On the pleasure, culture and business of wine, beer and spirits.
About food — cooking it, eating it, thinking about it and more.
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NEW YORK, NOV. 29 Jane Kallir and Gary Cosimini at their reception.
Vows
Jane Kallir and Gary Cosimini
When Jane Kallir and Gary Cosimini exchanged vows Nov. 29, they had a better grasp of what they were getting into than most couples. They’d both been married before — to each other.
Field Notes
Different Rules for Different Cultures: Be Prepared
Bringing your own alcohol to a Muslim wedding? Maybe that's not a good idea.
Stacey Sarfatti and Rustin Paul
Stacey Eve Sarfatti and Rustin Ian Paul were married Tuesday at Hebrew Union College in New York. Rabbi Jerome K. Davidson officiated.
Peter Watt and Gerard Cattie Jr.
Peter Norden Watt and Gerard Francis Cattie Jr. were married Saturday. The Rev. Carl L. Christensen, a minister of the United Church of Christ, officiated at the couple’s weekend house in Lyme, Conn.
Tamar Shuldiner and Keith Levenberg
Tamar Miriam Shuldiner and Keith Eric Levenberg are to be married Sunday afternoon at the Pittsburgh Marriott City Center. Rabbi Daniel E. Wasserman is to officiate.
Spring Dautel and Sean McManus
Spring Kristy Dautel and Sean Charles McManus were married Saturday in Atlantic Beach, Fla. The Rev. Sam Pascoe, an Anglican priest, officiated at One Ocean, a beach resort.
Guitar Hero
As the Fender Jazzmaster turns 50, we look back at the axe of choice for many of the rock ’n’ roll elite.
Blogs
T Magazine
The Moment
The Moment is a daily blog that spans the T Magazine universe of fashion, design, food and travel.
Greige Anatomy
A tour of the New York apartment of Francisco Costa, the women’s-wear designer at Calvin Klein, and John De Stefano, a horse trainer and manager.
Dudes in Guyland
New books explore manecdotes, brobituaries and cupgrades. And you thought beer pong was alarming.
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