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      Photograph by Robert Nethery. Styled by Malina Joseph Gilchrist

      Fall’s Muted (and Ruffled) Pastels

      Fall usually brings to mind dark, cozy colors — but this season’s party dresses conjure a distinctly different mood.

    3. Robert Longo, 2015-16. Charcoal on mounted paper, 111 ¾ X 100 Inches (238.8 X 254 cm). Courtesy of the artist, Metro Pictures, New York and Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, London, Paris, Salzburg.

      A Picture and a Poem

      An Artist and a Poet Meditate on Identity and Place

      As part of an ongoing series for T, Robert Longo responded to a poem by Jorie Graham with an original work.

  3. Viewfinder
    © Marc Yankus; Courtesy of ClampArt, New York City

    One Photographer’s (Calmer, Quieter) Imagined New York City

    Marc Yankus manipulates his images — removing people, skewing angles, distorting light and color — to create a “peaceful, dreamlike” vision of the city.

  5. On Beauty

    Patchouli: The Scent of the Season

    The musty, earthy aroma is suddenly everywhere, in some of the nicest new fragrance releases this fall.

  1. Courtesy of Paula Cooper Gallery, New York

    Conceptual Art’s Most Ardent Fan, 50 Years In

    Paula Cooper’s love affair with minimalism began in the ’60s. From there, she pioneered a neighborhood and changed the art world.

  4. Clockwise from left: courtesy of Chanel; courtesy of RE-SEE; Lauren Perlstein for Barneys (2)

    Iconic Fashion for a Good Cause

    The resale site RE-SEE is putting clothing and accessories donated by Claudia Schiffer, Cindy Sherman and more on the block for charity.

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    Illustrated Interview | Clémence Poésy

    The French actress, who directed a new short movie (out this week) for the digital stage of the Opéra National de Paris, sketches her answers to a brief questionnaire — in watercolor.

T’s Sept. 25 Design & Luxury Issue

More in T’s Sept. 25 Design & Luxury Issue »

  1. A Picture and a Poem

    Ed Ruscha, 2016. Acrylic on paper. Courtesy of the artist and Gagosian Gallery.

    An Artist and a Poet on Shame

    As part of an ongoing series, the artist Ed Ruscha responded to a poem by the writer Timothy Donnelly.

  2. Ricardo Labougle

    A Garden Sanctuary of Medieval Magic

    The landscape designers Isabel and Julian Bannerman have transformed their coastal English home with acres of demonstrative and dramatic flowers.

  3. Yoshihiro Makino Photography; John von Pamer (2)

    A Very Moon Juice Cookbook

    Amanda Chantal Bacon, who founded the L.A.-based wellness brand, is releasing recipes, and life tips, in print.

  5. Editor’s Letter

    From left: Rory van Millingen; Ricardo Labougle; Blaine Davis

    T’s New Design & Luxury Issue: Editor’s Letter

    For this issue, we decided to take a closer look at the meaning of design and why we make certain choices.