A Look That’s Worth a Million Hits

By CATHERINE SAINT LOUIS

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Stephanie Teymourian, left, an agent with Ford Models, in Chicago with Elena Greenwell, a model who on the Shopbop Web site is known simply to her fans as the Redhead.

Fashion sites search for models who will sell to the 3 a.m.-in-slippers crowd.

Times Topics: Models

Diana Vreeland and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis at a party for Ms. Vreeland’s book “Allure.”

Once an Editor, Now the Subject

By CELIA McGEE

Two new books explore Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’s career as an editor.

Times Topics: Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

Scene City | Art Basel Miami Beach

The scene at the White Cube party at Soho Beach House on Tuesday, November 30.

Partying Gets a Jump Start, Night One

By GUY TREBAY and JULIA CHAPLIN

Miami Beach can barely accommodate the hordes of dealers, collectors, artists, designers, photographers, journalists and hangers-on that descend en masse for a quick pre-holiday sun and high-ticket spending.

Up Close

Angela Westwater, an owner of the Sperone Westwater Gallery.

The UnMuseum

By ALEX WILLIAMS

The new Lower East Side home of the art gallery Sperone Westwater, designed by Norman Foster, seems an almost Trumpian expression of ambition.

Critical Shopper | Soigne K

Cue the Sitar, Cast the Petals

By CINTRA WILSON

The Soigne K boutique features modern clothing from designers from India. For saris, head upstairs.

A Diane Von Furstenberg outpost at 135 Wooster Street opening next year.

The Crush Builds as SoHo Revives

By STEPHEN HEYMAN

As the retail outlook improved, SoHo once again became a prime location for brands seeking a prestigious address and a high concentration of affluent, fashion-savvy shoppers.

Trading Up

The Pedigree, Knitted In

By DAVID COLMAN

Designers are playing off against traditional knits, including those from Fair Isle, Scandinavia and the Pacific Northwest.

Scene City

Attendees of the Sportsman of the Year party bask in the glow of the Saints’ Drew Brees

More Accolades in the Year of the Saint

By IRINA ALEKSANDER

Drew Brees, the quarterback of the New Orleans Saints, maintains his focus amid the Sportsman of the Year party.

Boîte

White Noise in the East Village

By BEN DETRICK

Open since late summer, White Noise on Avenue B is a shadowy den of a rock ’n’ roll bar.

The 10 Things to Talk About This Weekend

By HENRY ALFORD

Julian Assange is the new Banksy; A raid of a notorious Rio de Janeiro drug den reveals a Justin Bieber wall mural; and other topics.

Skin Deep

When a Trusted Brand Disappears

By RICKI MORELL

Pink bars of Camay soap are now sold mainly online, but some of the brand’s aging fans are not comfortable with technology.

Beauty Spots

By CATHERINE SAINT LOUIS

A roundup of new beauty products: vegan body wash, holiday-party eye shadows and a collection of eyeliners.

T Magazine

Year of the Couturière

By CATHY HORYN

Guo Pei is giving Paris some stiff — and heavily embroidered — competition. A special report by Cathy Horyn.

On the Runway Blog

Will Top Firings Change Barneys' Cool?

By CATHY HORYN

On Monday, Barneys New York announced that two of its longtime buying executives, Judy Collinson and Julie Gilhart, had been let go.

Chris Hughes, founder of Jumo, says he wants his site, to be unveiled Tuesday, to do for charities “what Yelp did for restaurants.”

A Facebook Founder Begins a Social Network Focused on Charities

By JENNA WORTHAM

Chris Hughes is starting Jumo to do for charities “what Yelp did for restaurants.” His site will index charities so users can find and evaluate them.

Jets fullback Tony Richardson recently had an acupuncture session at his apartment that included 120 needles.

Acupuncturist Treats 40 N.F.L. Players in 4 Cities

By GREG BISHOP

Lisa Ripi has a committed following of N.F.L. players.

Times Topics: Acupuncture

You’re O.K., but I’m Not. Let’s Share.

By HENRY ALFORD

A successor to EST, Landmark Forums can be painful journeys toward self-improvement.

The Making of Fashion’s Latest ‘It’ Girl

By STEPHANIE ROSENBLOOM

How Alexa Chung came to be the most famous person you’ve probably never heard of ... yet.

Slide Show

Ms. Chung, known in England as a model, a presenter of various fashion and music shows, and the girlfriend of Alex Turner, the frontman of the band Arctic Monkeys, does not employ a stylist, which has earned her a kind of a street cred. Left, she arrives at the GQ Men of the Year Awards in September.

Slide Show: Alexa Chung, Fashion’s Latest Darling

The British television host, model and pop-culture phenomenon sets her own definition of style, and moves in various fashion circles.

A garage on Lincoln Road houses Alchemist, a “concept boutique” that shows a few designers at a time. The Soho Beach House, right, is the “it” hotel.

Art Basel Miami’s Big-Buzz 10

By JULIA CHAPLIN

Ten must-do spots to schmooze, party, dine and, oh, see art at Art Basel Miami.

Times Topics: Art Basel Miami Beach

Nora Ephron, left, and Arianna Huffington, divorce chroniclers.

Other People’s Divorces

By JUDITH NEWMAN

Read the wedding pages each week? The Huffington Post reports on the other side.

Social Q’s

Tip, Tip, Tip

By PHILIP GALANES

Answers to readers’ questions about salon tipping, intrusive neighbors and other issues.

What I Wore | Christene Barberich

Fashion Goes, Keds Stay

By CHLOE MALLE

A founder of a fashion Web site relies on some favorite staples.

Slide Show

Slide Show: In Christene Barberich’s Closet

The founder of and the editorial director for Refinery29.com chronicles what she wore for a week.

Hermès Reaching Out to China and Beyond

By SUZY MENKES

Reviewing the new Hermès store on the Left Bank of Paris, intended to woo local shoppers as much as tourists from China.

Browsing & Scouting Reports

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Trading Up: Men’s Sweaters Borrow From Folk Patterns

At the hands of today’s designers, the Fair Isle sweater has manned up and trimmed down, newly invigorated with the youthful spirit that brought it to fame 85 years ago.

Guests dined on a feast that included meatballs, lobster, lamb chops and pork sandwiches sliced from a spit-roasted pig.

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Scene City: Art Basel Miami Beach Nov. 30

Photos from the first U.S. Sea launch of The Aquariva, designed by Marc Newson, the White Cube party at Soho Beach House and Bruce Weber’s opening at MOCA.

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Tommy Hilfiger Dreams of Limitless Horizons

By SUZY MENKES

Tommy Hilfiger, all-American icon, opens a new store in Paris -- and in Copenhagen, Lisbon and Torino, Italy. A bigger push in Asia is next.

Retail Strategy Keeps MB&F; in Demand

By SONIA KOLESNIKOV-JESSOP

By introducing four new models in one year, increasing the number of its retailers from 12 to 19, and still keeping the overall number of watches the company releases unchanged, MB&F; has put the pressure back on the stores.