In Store
In L.A., a Sleek Accessories Brand Opens a New Shop
The cult label Building Block opens the doors to its store in Chinatown this weekend.
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Credit My Bookshelf, Myself
My 10 Favorite Books: Lisa Yuskavage
The artist shares the titles she’d most want with her on a desert island.
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CreditGuillaume Grasset Hotels for Going Out, Sleeping In and Everything in Between
Too tipsy to make it home? At these nightspots-turned-hotels, you don’t have to.
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CreditMuyi Xiao Viewfinder
Moving Photographs, Inspired by Loss
The photographer Muyi Xiao began to work on her delicate series “Forget Me Not” with her mother, after the death of her grandmother.
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Credit Charles Bergquist Furniture Design Drawn from Life (Literally)
Vincent Pocsik’s first collection includes forms inspired by pregnancy and clavicles — and it’s the tamest he plans to be.
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On the Verge
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CreditMaayan Sherris Brand to Know: A Simple Swimwear Line — That Actually Celebrates Swimming
The just-launched Babes in Bathers was inspired, in part, by the women of Columbia University’s swim team.
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The Story of a Thing
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CreditAlan Wyffels Perfume Genius’s Most Magical Possession
The musician discusses his “kitchen witch” — a totem that’s been looking after him for the past seven years.
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CreditPhotograph by Craig McDean. Styled by Max Pearmain The Emails of Natalie Portman and Jonathan Safran Foer
On the eve of two milestones — her directorial debut, his first book in a decade — the famous actress and acclaimed novelist open up their inboxes.
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CreditWilson Webb/Bleecker Street Enlightening Books, and Why Viggo Mortensen Read Them
The actor — and enthusiastic reader — shares thoughts on the titles that helped him get into character for his new film, “Captain Fantastic.”
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By Design
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CreditPhotograph by Blaine Davis One Lavish Decorator’s Super Simple Beach Retreat
Miles Redd has made a career out of his love for custom flounce and flourish. So how did he end up with an Ikea-filled bungalow on Fire Island?
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Sign of the Times
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CreditFrom left: Dan and Corina Lecca; Firstview; Evan Agostini/Liaison/Getty Images; Firstview (3) The Return of the ’90s
From slinky slip dresses to nostalgic sitcoms, the era is back with a vengeance. Again.
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Wanderlust
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CreditDaniel Boshoff Africa’s Capital of Cool
With its thriving contemporary art and nightlife scenes, the Ghanaian city of Accra has become a cosmopolitan hot spot. Here’s what to do there.
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CreditPhotograph by Simon Watson. Produced by Marella Caracciolo Chia An Ancient Tuscan Farm Turned Magical, Bohemian Home
A sprawling estate overlooking Florence makes an unlikely — if blissful — setting for the painter Fiona Corsini di San Giuliano, her husband and their six kids.
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Credit In the Air | Nautical
A closer look at fashion's maritime moment.
T’s July 17 Entertainment Issue
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CreditIllustration by Konstantin Kakanias Wild, Wonderful, Wacky Hair on the Men’s Runways
On the runways, designers from Comme des Garçons to Gosha Rubchinskiy festooned men’s heads in spiky hair, flower crowns and splashes of color.
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CreditLaura Resen A New England Shop Where the Goods are Plainly Perfect
In a small cottage, the owners of Plain Goods sell understated pieces for the home — and the closet.
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CreditCourtesy Maison Mayle (2); Gerald Forster Three’s a Trend: The Return of NoLIta’s Cool Kids
A trio of stylish downtown designers — Jane Mayle, Tracy Feith and Wendy Mullin — is back.
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CreditIllustration by Konstantin Kakanias A Great Portuguese Escape
You could venture past the walls of Casa Mãe — a charming new resort, once a 19th-century estate — but you’ll want for nothing if you don’t.
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CreditFederico Ciamei A Game-Changing Ping Pong Table
A luxurious upgrade you won’t want to hide in the basement.
