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Versace: New Baroque
By CATHY HORYN
Donatella Versace was back in the family palazzo tonight, on a baroque carpeted runway, with Duran Duran in the front row, but the collection didn't vibrate with that extra feeling.
Antonio Calanni for The New York Times
GUCCI A wool jacket, cowl-neck sweater, blow blouse and a fedora with feathers.
The Milan collections continue with Fendi, Gucci, MaxMara, Versace, Prada and Gianfranco Ferré.
Dior Suspends Top Designer After Report of Altercation
By SCOTT SAYARE
Dior’s design director, John Galliano, is accused of making an anti-Semitic slur during a drunken tussle at a Paris bar.
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Scorecard | Fendi Wins!
By ALISON S. COHN
Another day of runway looks, another Scorecard at your service.
2011 Modern Love College Essay Contest
Attention college students, how’s your love life these days? Submit your essay and the winning author will receive $1,000. More information and contest rules.
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On The Street | Seriously
The men’s wear being worn in New York is sending early signals that the era of dressing down is over.
Erik Jacobs for The New York Times
The Gypsy Junker, one of four structures Derek Diedricksen built at his home in Stoughton, Mass.
For ingenuity, thrift and charm, Derek Diedricksen’s tiny, playful structures are hard to beat.
Now in Brooklyn, Homegrown Tobacco: Local, Rebellious and Tax Free
By MANNY FERNANDEZ
Since 2009, Audrey Silk, a retired police officer, has kept secret her patch of homegrown tobacco, but growing restrictions on smoking have changed her position on staying quiet.
Seeds Straight From Your Fridge
By MICHAEL TORTORELLO
Growing a kitchen garden in the most literal sense: a crop borne of the pantry instead of the usual seed catalog.
Domestic Lives
Empty Rooms, No Regrets
By SLOANE CROSLEY
Less than one week after moving, returning to the old apartment.
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A Railroad Baron's Home, Remade, in Buenos Aires
In an 8,000-square-foot house, built in the early 1900s, narrow corridors and small rooms were replaced with ample spaces filled with light.
Tiny Homes With Scavenged Charm
Derek Diedricksen has built four microhouses at his home in Stoughton, Mass., using salvaged materials and ingenuity.
Shopping for Exotic Design With Yasmina Kossmann
The United States residential design director for Tai Ping, the carpet company, proved that you don’t need to leave New York to find desirable objects from around the world.
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The Natalie Portman by Eamon Rockey.
In honor of the Academy Awards on Sunday, four bartenders come up with drinks to honor four nominees.
Interactive Oscar Ballot
In Pittsburgh, Trading Pirogi for Farm-to-Table Fare
By KATHRYN MATTHEWS
Pittsburgh’s food and restaurant culture has been undergoing a transformation, with a new emphasis on what’s fresh and local.
Restaurant Review: Burgermeester in Amsterdam
By SOMINI SENGUPTA
Burgermeester, a chain in Amsterdam, serves good burgers, if you aren’t guilt-ridden looking at cow photos.
Books of The Times
‘Blood, Bones & Butter’
By GABRIELLE HAMILTON
Reviewed by MICHIKO KAKUTANI
Gabrielle Hamilton’s brilliantly written new memoir, “Blood, Bones & Butter,” is rhapsodic about food, but it’s not just for foodies.
A New York City Doughnut Tour
A look at three of the city’s doughnut greats: Dough, Peter Pan Donut & Pastry Shop and the Doughnut Plant.
Ai Fiori
Photos of the chef Michael White’s restaurant at the Setai Hotel on Fifth Avenue, which Sam Sifton reviews this week.
Leora Klein and Emmanuel Werthenschlag
By AMY SOHN
Tina Fineberg for The New York Times
The ceremony at the Pierre Hotel officiated by Rabbi Mordecai Feuerstein.
Leora Klein and Emmanuel Werthenschlag found a common interest in Philip Roth novels.
Anna York and Alejandro De La Cruz
The bride works for a nonprofit organization in Los Angeles; the bridegroom, for one in Oakland, Calif.
Michelle Oliver and Andrew Fisher
A wedding in New Jersey for a nurse and a marketing representative.
Sarah Ashfaq and Joshua Lantos
By ROSALIE R. RADOMSKY
A couple who met when they were graduate students at Penn — she from a devout Muslim family, he from a Jewish one — marry in Glen Cove, N.Y.
Kayte Walsh, Kelsey Grammer
The couple were married Friday on the stage of the Longacre Theater on Broadway, where Mr. Grammer until recently was one of the stars of “La Cage aux Folles.”
Q&A;: Your Weddings Questions Answered
Planning or attending a wedding, but not sure of the proper way to go about it?
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Vows: Mia & Andrew
After Mia Oliver accompanied Andrew Fisher to pickup a dog from a shelter, their bond was strengthened.
The Spring Fashion issue highlights the season's most notable, wearable and desirable trends.
The Real Housewife of Paris
By GABY WOOD
Just because she's a whirlwind of glamour and work doesn't mean Salma Hayek won't cook dinner. Au contraire.
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Photos of the Moment | Prada
By SONNY VANDEVELDE
Scenes from the Milan Fashion Week photo diary of Sonny Vandevelde.
Off With Her Headpiece!
By SUZY MENKES
Forget about Kate Middleton's dress - the real drama lies behind the royal jewels.
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Must Haves | Spree Association
By T MAGAZINE
Embrace your wrists, heels and toes with something ornamental.
Tough Cookies
By GLORIA STEINEM
The bizarros get all the attention, but it's hard-working politicians like these who are actually minding the store.
Changing of the Avant-Garde
By A. O. SCOTT
French cinema is in the throes of revolution, and the actor Tahar Rahim is the leading man.
The Moment
The Selby | Juice Press
By MAURA EGAN and SANDRA BALLENTINE
Antebi's detoxifying elixirs are guaranteed to sluice the most stopped-up systems.
Team Evil
By JACOB BROWN
A posse of four, so named for its cheeky exploits, reunites in red leather and black. Blame it on Alexa Chung.
Early Birds
By LYNN YAEGER
The desire to play outside in your undergarments seems to be a persistent fashion fantasy.
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Bookshelf
By STEPHEN HEYMAN
LSD in the 1950s. Behind the scenes at the New York canteen Prune. "Yohji Yamamoto" at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Just some of the subjects covered in our book selection this month.
T Magazine
Photos of the Moment | Max Mara
By IOULEX
Scenes from the Milan Fashion Week photo diary of Ioulex.
Suddenly Susan
By SIGRID NUNEZ
When the author shacked up with Susan Sontag’s son, and his brainy mom, in 1976, three was not company.
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Styled to a T | Aubrey Plaza
By CHELSEA ZALOPANY
The actress who portrays the can't-be-bothered intern on NBC's "Parks and Recreations" lights up the office.
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The Night Shift | Rinko Kikuchi
By TERRY RICHARDSON
The feisty actress and freshly minted New Yorker Rinko Kikuchi works the season's new minimalism.
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