Fashion Week Photo Diary: Christian Dior and Loewe
Scenes from the spring/summer 2017 collections which were presented in Paris on Friday.
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CreditEli Schmidt Backstage Beauty Report
How to Get Nina Ricci’s Sultry Slicked-Back Hair
It all begins with dry, unwashed strands — and culminates in an effortless, vacation-inspired look.
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CreditMolly SJ Lowe Fashion Week Photo Diary: Rick Owens, Chloé and Balmain
Scenes from the spring/summer 2017 collections which were presented in Paris on Thursday.
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Embarking on a Two-Year Pop-Up Kitchen, Around the World
One Star House Party will pop up in cities like Taipei, Seoul, New York and more.
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Credit Michelle Gutknecht Transforms at Christian Dior
The photographer Greg Kessler captures behind-the-scenes beauty transformations during spring/summer 2017 fashion week in Paris.
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Credit One English Village’s New Garden Retreat
Wilderness Reserve, a 5,000-acre estate dotted with an idiosyncratic set of rentable lodgings, introduces its newest place to stay.
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CreditMiles Ladin Nineties Supermodels, Paired With Satire
A new exhibition and book combine Miles Ladin’s starry black-and-white photos of Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell and more with tongue-in-cheek excerpts from Bret Easton Ellis’s “Glamorama.”
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CreditThibault Montamat Forty-Eight Hours in Paris With Balmain’s Olivier Rousteing
In the days before his show, the creative director of the iconic French house held about 60 fittings — and got a visit from the Kardashians.
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CreditMolly SJ Lowe Fashion Week Photo Diary: Maison Margiela, Dries Van Noten, Lemaire and Lanvin
Scenes from the spring/summer 2017 collections that were presented in Paris on Wednesday.
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CreditFirstview Three’s a Trend: Throwback Sportswear
Versace, Koché and Maison Margiela showed retro looks that recalled the athletic trends of the ’70s and ’90s.
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CreditSarah Aubel In Paris, a Dinner Where Food and Jewelry Commingle
The Danish jewelry designer Sophie Bille Brahe and her brother, chef Frederik Bille Brahe, have collaborated on an outside-the-box meal.
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CreditCourtesy of Burberry All You Need to Know About Fashion Week
The biggest names and numbers behind fashion’s main event, which includes shows in New York, London, Milan and Paris — over the span of a month.
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Credit Inside the Elaborate World of Gucci’s Shows
In his tenure at the house, Alessandro Michele has become known for creating intricate sets, much like the director of a film.
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CreditMolly SJ Lowe The Story Behind the Magical, Ice-Encased Flowers at Dries Van Noten
The designer collaborated with the artist Azuma Makoto on the sculptures that flanked his runway show — the talk of Paris today.
T’s Sept. 25 Design & Luxury Issue
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A Picture and a Poem
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CreditEd 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.
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CreditRicardo 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.
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CreditYoshihiro 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.
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CreditNicolas Chorier The Bangladeshi Traffic Jam That Never Ends
A visit to the city of Dhaka, where there are two types of traffic: really bad and really, really bad.
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Editor’s Letter
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CreditFrom 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.
