The Ghosts of Turin
Just beneath the surface of this postindustrial city is a booming cultural capital, steeped in its own history and with a mysterious dark side.
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CreditNicholas Calcott A Portrait of the Artist as a Young African Immigrant
Yaa Gyasi and Toyin Ojih Odutola — both born in Africa and raised in the same Alabama town — have become two of the finest observers of race in America.
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CreditPhotograph by Jennifer Livingston. Styled by Haidee Findlay-Levin Dive Watches to Wear Forever
Like your favorite old T-shirt, timepieces with retro faces will only look better with age.
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CreditFrom left: “River”/Netflix/Photofest; “The Break”©Hélicotronc; ©Granada Television/courtesy Everett Collection; Bayne Stanley/Alamy; “River”/Netflix/Photofest; “Fauda”/Netflix; “River”/Netflix/Photofest; ©Granada Television/courtesy Everett Collection; “The Bridge”/Filmlance International AB/Photofest; “Spiral”/BBC/Photofest; ©Granada Television/courtesy Everett Collection; “Spiral”/BBC/Photofest; “Nobel”/Netflix (2) In Praise of International Crime Dramas
One writer explores foreign murder mysteries as a way of seeing the world — and learning the gritty truth about other cultures.
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Oral History
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CreditPhotographs by Paolo Roversi of the Comme des Garçons "Not Making Clothes" collection. Hair and Face Painting by Julien D’ys. Remembering One of Rei Kawakubo’s Most Boundary-Breaking Shows
The Comme des Garçons designer’s closest friends and collaborators reflect on her spring/summer 2014 “Not Making Clothes” collection.
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CreditPhotographs by Dario Catellani. Styled by Alex Harrington Belted Trench Coats With ’70s Swagger
This season, long lines and a cinched waist result in a sleek silhouette.
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Credit Some Things T Editors Are Really Into Right Now
A by-no-means exhaustive list of great things we've stumbled upon.
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On the Verge
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Credit Brand to Know: The Men’s Wear Line Made Out of a High Schooler’s Room
An 18-year-old designer from Nigeria (by way of Albany) shares a streetwear collection.
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CreditJulien Mignot for The New York Times For Chanel Cruise, Karl Lagerfeld Brings Greece to Paris
Karl Lagerfeld staged the house’s 2018 cruise show in the Grand Palais, which housed a set resembling ancient Greek ruins.
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Open Thread
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CreditMolly SJ Lowe Ask Vanessa Friedman Your Burning Style Questions
Each week, The Times’s fashion director and chief fashion critic will answer a fashion query — for men or women — in our new fashion newsletter.
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CreditPhotograph by Robert Nethery. Styled by Malina Joseph Gilchrist The Breakdown: How to Wear a Céline Look — Piece by Piece
T pares back runway looks into their most fundamental elements — which, in their simpler forms, are surprisingly easy to wear.
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CreditJulia Stotz Los Angeles’s Newest Healthy Place to Eat — and Shop
Botanica, which started as an online magazine in December, now has a restaurant and market in Silver Lake.
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CreditHilary Swift for The New York Times A Virtual Tour of a Larger-Than-Life Art Installation
In T’s second installment of “The Creators,” Taryn Simon brings you into her installation “An Occupation of Loss” — in VR.
T’s April 23 Culture Issue
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CreditDoug DuBois An Artist Returns From the Edge
Banks Violette helped define the art world of the mid-2000s. So why did he disappear?
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Credit Illustrated Interview | Thom Browne
The designer sketched his answers with a Sakura Pigma Micron pen in his New York office.
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CreditEmiliano Granado 6 Visionary Artists Reshaping Their Craft
Busting the boundaries of pop music, ballet, opera, theater and design.
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CreditInez and Vinoodh. Styled by Jason Rider Dave Chappelle Is an American Folk Hero
Eleven years on the road doing standup has given the comedian a unique empathy for the people of this country.
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A Picture and a Poem
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For T’s ongoing series, the artist Eric Fischl responded to a poem by Susan Wheeler.
