Wanderlust
The Next Tulum: Santa Teresa, Costa Rica
With its pristine beaches, delicious seafood and cheery vibe, this town is the next great south-of-the-border destination.
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CreditMarc Lullier One Visionary Architect’s Own Best Subject: Himself
In a new show of François Dallegret’s imaginative design work — soap, cars, nightclubs and more — years’ worth of self-portraits steal the show.
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CreditCourtesy Maryam Nassirzadeh A Cult Designer and Boutique Owner’s Family Trip to Mexico
Maryam Nassirzadeh brings her young daughters to the place where she was married — and visits the home of the late architect Luis Barragán.
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CreditApril Valencia Brooklyn’s New Outpost for Tacos and Upstate Goods
Josephina opens this Friday in the backyard of the Pines, in Gowanus.
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Credit A New Spa Trend: Harnessing the Energy of the Moon
Nighttime treatments are popping up from the beaches of Turks and Caicos to the Tetons in Jackson Hole.
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CreditDomingo Milella Where the Swedes Go to Be (Really) Alone
In the brief Scandinavian spring, one writer escapes to the deserted island of Gotland seeking solitude.
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CreditLeonard Greco Four Chunky Sandals to Wear This Summer
Studded, buckled and chained, these shoes pack serious personality.
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CreditBenoit Peverelli Dazzling (and Private) Moments From the Cannes Film Festival
The photographer Benoit Peverelli captures scenes from the first half of the spectacle, which runs through May 22.
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A Picture and a Poem
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CreditCourtesy of the artist and Paula Cooper Gallery, New York. An Artist and a Poet Explore the Passage of Time
Christian Marclay, best known for his film montage ‘‘The Clock,’’ responded to a poem by Billy Collins, a former poet laureate of the United States.
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CreditIndia Hobson Person to Know: The Designer Transforming Embroidery With Technology
Alice Archer uses digital programming to produce her heavily embellished women’s wear pieces.
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CreditCourtesy of Lobmeyr The Space-Age Story Behind the Metropolitan Opera’s Chandeliers
The history behind the showstopping fixtures — which turn 50 this year — marries postwar optimism, whimsical Modernism and cosmological imagination.
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CreditNathaniel Wood A Morning in L.A. with Rock’s Most Stylish Woman
At a bookstore in Venice, Jehnny Beth of the noise band Savages discusses her androgynous aesthetic — and Philip K. Dick.
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CreditPhotograph by Stefan Ruiz. Produced by Leena Saidi. The Eternal Magic of Beirut
For many of us, it’s synonymous with war and strife. But for the artists, chefs, designers, architects and scholars who live there, Beirut will always be a place where ideas and beauty flourished ... and flourish still.
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Credit In the Air | Sleep
This season, designers are finding inspiration between the sheets.
