Die Antwoord: The Real Zef Rappers of Beverly Hills
The controversial, confrontational South African musicians have become something entirely unexpected: Hollywood.
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CreditEmiliano Granado Home and Work
New York’s Foremost Champion of American Design
Inside the apartment of David Alhadeff, whose gallery-cum-shop the Future Perfect has nurtured some of this country’s greatest designers.
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CreditPhotograph by Anthony Cotsifas. Styled by Jill Nicholls Perfectly Designed and Extravagantly Nice Things
In the spirit of the season, consider one of these modern treasures for yours — or you.
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CreditClockwise from left: Gato Suaya; Jorge Mina; Mariana Gatto, courtesy of Faena What to Expect From This Year’s Art Basel Miami Beach
Even a comparatively subdued fair week — thanks to the Zika threat and postelection comedown — comprises a full, chaotic schedule.
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CreditRosa Copado Brand to Know: The Spanish Line Making Simple, Handmade Shirts
Sunad, which launched last year, crafts each garment by hand, using 100-percent natural fabrics.
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Credit Illustrated Interview | Mariah Carey
The Grammy Award-winning, melismatic-voiced music icon, whose new reality series, “Mariah’s World,” airs on E!, sketched her answers with a Pilot fountain pen in her kitchen.
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CreditPhotograph by Marton Perlaki. Styled by Elodie David-Touboul The Season’s Most Delicate Pastels
In a palette of pale petal, sky and sun, underpinnings peek through silk blouses and soft knits.
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CreditIllustration by Leanne Shapton Baking Sweets From Childhood Tales
For love of all the cakes and cookies and treacle and tarts in childhood stories, one mother brings books to life in the kitchen.
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CreditJamie Hawkesworth An Artful Photographer Captures a Trip to Russia
Jamie Hawkesworth documents scenes and people across the country for a new exhibition at J.W. Anderson Workshops.
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CreditPhotograph by Hart+Lëshkina. Styled by Jason Rider Can a Corset Be Feminist?
Corsetry has historically signified both beauty and oppression. Now that it has re-emerged again, a brief interlacing of fashion with social politics.
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CreditMartin Parr/Magnum, courtesy Rocket Gallery, London A 150-Year-Old British Footwear Factory, Through the Lens of Martin Parr
To celebrate a century and a half in business, the suddenly-cool-again heritage brand Grenson enlisted the famously unsparing photographer to capture its essence.
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Credit‘‘Lads at Railings, 1987’’ from ‘‘Photie Man’’ (Steidl) / ‘‘The Coolest North-West England Rock’n’Roll Band That Never Was,’’ Irvine Welsh Reflections on True Friendship
Technology has made cultivating relationships easier, but also shallower.
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Credit 2016 Holiday Gift Guide
Present ideas, from technology to home goods, to make shopping easy this season.
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Credit The Creators: Rob Pruitt
Immerse yourself in a 360-degree experience directed by Luca Guadagnino, best viewed on a smartphone with a Google Cardboard or a Daydream View.
T’s Nov. 13 Travel Issue
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CreditCecil Mathieu One Designer’s Unexpected, Powerfully Lyrical Furniture
Hervé Van der Straeten transforms heavy metals into works of surprising delicacy.
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CreditOlivier Metzger T’s New Travel Issue: Editor’s Letter
Most of us will never take these trips. But I feel improved for having read about them.
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CreditIllustration by Konstantin Kakanias An Outerwear Brand Finds Its Place in Fashion — and in SoHo
Canada Goose, spotted on runways of late, is opening a flagship in New York.
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CreditPhotograph by Karim Sadli. Styled by Jonathan Kaye Spain’s Most Inhospitable Landscape — as Dramatic Fashion Backdrop
Shaped by wind and untouched by man, the Bardenas Reales is at once natural wonder and cautionary tale.
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CreditAude Le Barbey A One-of-a-Kind Pendant, From a Fashion Favorite
Two gold-sculpted medallions rotate in ebony surrounded by precious stones.
