By Design
The New Wave in Floral Arrangements
For the most innovative designers working today, form is just as important as flora.
Highlights
Highlights
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Credit The Illustrated Interview: Alex Trebek
The "Jeopardy!" host sketched his answers at his desk with both a regular and an Extra Fine Point Sharpie while sipping a glass of chardonnay.
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CreditLinda Xiao Wanderlust
What to Do (and Where to Stay) in the Western Catskills
One of New York’s last isolated frontiers, sleepy Sullivan County has finally found its place in the sun.
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CreditBjörn Wallander; Abigail, The Third; Monica Nouwens; Courtesy of Michael Hauptman; Alex Freundt T Agitprop
5 Artists Respond to: Charlottesville
Robert Longo, Toyin Ojih Odutola and other artists reflect on the violent events in the city on Aug. 12.
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On the Verge
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CreditBen Morris Person to Know: A Nonconformist New Zealand Designer
Maggie Marilyn Hewitt is only a year out of college — and already her young brand has picked up an LVMH Prize nod.
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CreditAndreas Von Einsiedel On T’s Radar: A Mountain Getaway, Lumpy Design & More
New and exciting things in the worlds of fashion, art, food, travel and design.
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CreditPhotograph by Mark Kean. Styled by Alex Harrington Double-Breasted Suits Are on the Rise
They’re either in fashion or they’re out. And this season, there’s no questioning their appeal.
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CreditPhotograph by Laurence Ellis. Styled by Jason Rider Timothée Chalamet, of ‘Call Me by Your Name’ Fame
Timothée Chalamet, star of one of the year’s most moving love stories, in plaids and corduroy with an urban flair.
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CreditHolger Talinski Swim in a Lake, Without Leaving the City
In Berlin and in a handful of other European locales, the great outdoors is right in the heart of town.
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CreditCourtesy of the artist and Metro Pictures, New York Art for a Post-Surveillance Age
Trevor Paglen’s work reaches new heights — literally. This spring, he hopes to launch the world’s first space sculpture.
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Home and Work
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CreditCéline Clanet From a Beloved Children’s Boutique to a French Décor Store
After Bonpoint and Merci, Marie-France Cohen begins her third act with a new store called Démodé, which she’s running from her Paris home. Step inside.
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Credit© Jamie Hawkesworth One Photographer’s Personal (and Visual) Journey
Jamie Hawkesworth is the subject of a new show in Amsterdam that encompasses much of his work over the last decade.
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CreditRicardo Labougle Ian McEwan’s Enchanted Garden
In the hills of southwest England, the writer and his wife, the novelist Annalena McAfee, have surrounded their home with untamed delight.
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CreditKonstantin Kakanias for The New York Times How to Take Care of Your Clothes
Buying clothes built to last is one thing — but there’s a lot you can do to make them endure. Here are the experts’ tips for wearing, storing and even cleaning your clothes correctly to prolong the life of your favorite items.
T’s Aug. 20 Women’s Fashion Issue
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Editor’s Letter
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Credit T’s Women’s Fashion Issue: Editor’s Letter
Of all the ways in which art and design test our understanding of the world, one of the most important is how they make us question what exactly beauty is.
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Credit Things That Cannot Stay
In T’s Fall Women’s issue, we celebrate the beauty of impermanence.
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In the Air
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Credit The Beauty of Impermanence
A visual diary in celebration of the melancholy of things that cannot stay, like the sweet ache of summer’s end.
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Credit An Architect and an Artist Walk Into a Barn
On a former horse farm in New Jersey, Frank Gehry built Cai Guo-Qiang’s dream home.
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Credit How To | Make a Gunpowder Painting
From sketch to explosion, a close look at the artist Cai Guo-Qiang's process.
