Fashion & Style

  1. Justin Gilliland/The New York Times

    Vows

    She’s 98. He’s 94. They Met at the Gym.

    “Age doesn’t mean a damn thing to me or to Gert,” the groom said. “We don’t see it as a barrier. We still do what we want to do in life.”

  2. Photo Illustration by Peter Horvath; photographs by Chad Batka for The New York Times (Trump); Hiroko Masuike/The New York Times (tower); Shannon Stapleton/Reuters (Clinton); Matt Rourke/Associated Press (Manafort); Laurent Rebours/Associated Press (Jackson); Chris Weeks/Liaison, via Getty Images (Willis)

    Trump Tower, a Home for Celebrities and Charlatans

    Michael Jackson lived in Donald J. Trump’s gleaming Midtown edifice. So have gamblers, a disgraced dictator, a Ponzi schemer and a stock huckster.

  3. Geordie Wood for The New York Times

    Skin Deep

    Salma Hayek Isn’t Trying to Fool Anyone

    Why she doesn’t color her hair or follow a strict diet. And: her favorite D.I.Y. face cleanser.

  4. Jason Henry for The New York Times

    Silicon Valley Now Has Its Own Populist Pundit

    Steve Hilton, a tech entrepreneur who was an adviser to former Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain, is Fox News’s first host in the liberal region.

  1. The Look

    An Rong Xu for The New York Times

    Hong Kong’s Cinematic Style

    “I wanted to capture photos that were cinematic because I am very inspired by the cinema of Hong Kong,” said the photographer An Rong Xu, who visited Hong Kong this spring.

  2. Modern Love

    Brian Rea

    Four Castaways Make a Family

    In adopting three foster children, a woman with a fraught past of her own makes “a decision to love.”

  3. Majlend Bramo for The New York Times

    Stefano Ricci, Clothier to the 0.001 Percent

    A luxury men’s wear brand favored by oligarchs and oil scions is taking its $2,000 crocodile-skin baseball caps to new stores in Miami and Las Vegas.

  4. Encounters

    Daniel Arnold for The New York Times

    Elizabeth Olsen, Cooking Onscreen and Off

    The actress has two new movies out, and plays a superhero in the next “Avengers” installment. But what she really wants to do is shave truffles.

Men’s Style

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  4. Cover Story

    The Samuel L. Jackson Method

    He builds downtime into a schedule of near-constant work. Call his agent if you have a problem with that.

Fashion Slide Shows

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The Look

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  1. The Look

    SoHo’s New Geeks

    In the SoHo neighborhood of New York, lines form early and last long for the newest limited-edition product “drops.” A photographer and a writer collaborate to meet the young stalwarts and check out their spoils.

  3. The Look

    The Faces of New York City’s Pride Parade

    “The point was to represent a group of people who were in the same place while an event was happening and show the diversity that exists within that group,” said Ryan Pfluger, a photographer who took portraits of paradegoers in Washington Square Park.

  4. The Look

    Classic Americana in Las Vegas

    “Vegas is one of those places that is always changing and always staying the same,” said the photographer Ryan Shorosky, who has been documenting its people for several years.

  5. The Look

    In Goma, Lights May Flicker but Looks Stay Sharp

    “One of the first things I noticed is how completely beautiful everyone is on the street,” said Shayla Harris, a documentary filmmaker and journalist, about her recent trip to Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo.

Party Coverage: Scene City

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  1. Party Coverage: Scene City

    Polo and Surfing in the Hamptons

    Benefits were held last week for the Robin Hood Foundation, Breast Cancer Research Foundation and the Southampton Hospital.

  4. Party Coverage: Scene City

    Shopping for a Cause

    Benefits were held last week for the Watermill Center, the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund Alliance and the Good+ Foundation.

  5. Party Coverage: Scene City

    Shopping for a Cause

    Benefits were held last week for the Watermill Center, the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund Alliance and the Good+ Foundation.