One Good Meal
A Set Decorator’s Easy Summer Pizza (No Pizza Oven Required)
Kris Moran helps Wes Anderson create his meticulous cinematic worlds. She also knows how to whip up the perfect dish for an impromptu dinner.
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CreditPhotographs by David Hilliard. Styled by Haidee Findlay-Levin These Actresses Dominate Not Just the Stage, but the Screen Too
The most memorable performances in any medium are being given by a remarkable group of industry veterans — Judith Light, Allison Janney and Audra McDonald, among them.
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Lola Kirke Captures Her Life on Tour, in Polaroids
The actor and musician shares photographs from her summer on the road, taken in between shoots for two new movies and shows with her band.
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T Suggests: Abstract Gnomes, Japanese Breads and More
A roundup of things T editors — and a few contributors — are excited about in a given week.
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Histories and Happenings
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CreditLynn Davis, “Lisette Model,” New York, c.1974 She Chronicled the Great Photographers of the 20th Century. Then, She Stopped Taking Portraits.
A lost photo shoot illuminates the roots of Lynn Davis, who is, along with Peter Hujar and Robert Mapplethorpe, one of the masters of black-and-white portraiture.
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On the Verge
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CreditClare Shilland The Musician Making Love Songs for London Club Kids
Ahead of the release of her first full-length album, Tirzah Mastin talks about her open-ended process, motherhood and studying the harp.
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In Fashion
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CreditPhotograph by Samuel Bradley. Styled by Alex Harrington In Fashion: Fall’s Nightgown-Like Dresses, in the Light of Day
Long and lovely, these garments are best when thrown on quickly and worn out casually.
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CreditAnthony Cotsifas How Le Corbusier Became Big in Japan
His legacy seems to be one building in Tokyo. But most of the country’s Modernism can be traced back to him — and the struggle to place his ideas into Japanese identity.
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Notes on the Culture
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Credit© The Estate of Maruja Mallo. Courtesy of Ortuzar Projects, New York The Works of These Female Surrealists Resonate Now More Than Ever
A rare show of paintings by Maruja Mallo, a contemporary of Salvador Dalí, is part of a larger examination of a lesser known side of the movement.
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CreditPhotograph by Anthony Cotsifas. Styled by Haidee Findlay-Levin Fall’s Best Open-Toed Heels, Modeled by Men
This season, strappy shoes find a partner in slouchy socks or textured tights.
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CreditPhotograph by Sam Rock. Styled by Malina Joseph Gilchrist In Fashion: Nostalgic Scarf Prints Come Back Into View
Pile on familiar patterns for fall — in the form of sensual dresses, separates and accessories.
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Notes on the Culture
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CreditBill Cunningham Before He Was a Photographer, Bill Cunningham Was a Hat Maker
His soon-to-be published memoir reveals the unknown side of a public figure who hid in plain sight. Plus, never-before-seen images from his time as a milliner.
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CreditGeoffrey Chadsey What Happens on Page 76 in This Season’s New Books?
The artist Geoffrey Chadsey envisions new releases by Gary Shteyngart, Olivia Laing and more.
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CreditPhotograph by Johnny Dufort. Styled by Suzanne Koller ‘A Dress Is Like a Passaporto, No?’ Welcome to Pierpaolo Piccioli’s Valentino
The newish, low-profile creative director of the storied fashion house has managed to honor its legacy while making it completely, and refreshingly, his own.
T’s May 20 Travel Issue
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Credit The Ancient Art of Jaipur Block Printing, and What It Means to India
There are some traditions that are universal. Here, we highlight a single craft — and how it’s being adapted, rethought and remade for the 21st century.
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Credit T’s Spring Travel Issue: To See It for Myself
Unlike other things we come to crave, we first dream of places we’d like to visit through another’s eyes, another’s ears.
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Home and Work
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The architect Mauricio Rocha dreamed up a stark space for the artist Graciela Iturbide in Mexico City.
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Like her photographs, Graciela Iturbide’s studio in Mexico City plays with light and dark.
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Finding echoes of Japan’s ancient past, and of the woodlands of Hayao Miyazaki’s animated masterpiece “Princess Mononoke,” deep among the trees of Yakushima island.
