Sixteen Beautiful — and Far-Flung — Travel Destinations Featured in T This Year
From the Winter Market in Jokkmokk, Sweden, to Mexico’s party city, a roundup of stunning places we went in 2016.
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CreditMelvin Sokolsky/Courtesy Staley-Wise Gallery, New York Our Favorite Vintage, Rarely Seen Photos Published by T This Year
Models, musicians, muses and misfits (and one very special motorcyclist) in personal, candid and revealing old snapshots.
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CreditPhotograph by Karim Sadli. Styled by Marie-Amélie Sauvé Ten Models We Loved a Lot This Year
From new faces to ones we know well, the names that caught T’s attention in 2016.
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CreditPhotographs by Jamie Hawkesworth; styled by Marie-Amélie Sauvé T’s Best Fashion Imagery of 2016
From far-flung shoots to backstage at Paris Fashion Week, T’s photographers captured beauty everywhere this year.
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CreditJacqueline Di Milia Character Building: Brit Marling
The co-creator and star of the mysterious new Netflix show “The OA” discusses her many influences.
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My Bookshelf, Myself
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CreditJoana Avillez Eight Creative People Recommend Their Favorite Classic Books
As part of T’s ongoing series, a handful of completely timeless titles to revisit.
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On Wellness
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CreditPaul Quitoriano A Healing Unicorn Latte, From Brooklyn of Course
In Williamsburg, a slowly growing new coffee shop now offers restorative tonics and elixirs.
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CreditEster Vergara Grass Fifteen Interesting New Brands We Discovered in 2016
From a swimwear brand that actually celebrates swimming to a company that finds vintage fabrics and dyes them black, 15 standout creators worth knowing.
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CreditRicardo Labougle Beautiful Gardens We Escaped to This Year
From eastern Long Island to the countryside of northern Morocco, some of the prettiest patches of green we saw in 2016.
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Food Matters
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CreditPaul Quitoriano A New Japanese Restaurant With an Artist’s Sensibility
Maiko Kyogoku was inspired by Takashi Murakami, her former employer, in creating Bessou.
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The musician shares the titles he’d most want with him on a desert island.
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The photographer and art collector on why he hates Christmas.
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CreditDina Litovsky Santas, Wreaths and So Many Lights: Holiday Cheer Around New York
T sent two photographers to document the city in the weeks before Christmas. What they captured was particularly festive.
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The festive lifestyle guru, whose “Potluck Dinner Party” show with Snoop Dogg is currently on VH1, talks about her biggest Christmas fail.
T’s Dec. 4 Holiday Issue
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CreditLeanne Shapton T’s New Holiday Issue: Editor’s Letter
The relentlessness of global news, politics and tragedy streaming into our brains through our devices can take a toll.
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CreditGregory Halpern The Auteurs Changing Cinema
It’s been a banner year for directors who write their own films. Here are seven.
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Credit Tom Ford on ‘Nocturnal Animals’
The director (and fashion designer) discusses the most harrowing scene in his film, which stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Amy Adams.
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Credit Barry Jenkins on ‘Moonlight’
The director explores why he chose to open the film with a drug deal.
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CreditDeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University, Stanley Marcus Papers The Man Who Brought Paris to Dallas
Through his family store, Neiman Marcus, Stanley Marcus introduced French sophistication to Texas and aspirational luxury to America.
