This Anonymous Designer Is Reinventing Denim
The Los Angeles-based brand 69, which creates whimsical, gender-neutral clothing, prepares for a museum retrospective.
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Photo CreditPeter Noble/Redferns/Getty Images 7 Musicians Reflect on Nico’s Enduring Influence
In honor of a new film about the musical icon, a handful of female recording artists reconsider her life — and her incomparable voice.
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Photo CreditJulia Sherman Entertaining With
At This Avant-Garde Fashion Designer’s Dinner Party, Footwear Is Optional
Good conversation, fun tableware and hyper-seasonal fare are Zoe Latta’s secret ingredients for a relaxed, stylish evening.
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Things Editors Like
Photo CreditFrom left: © RMN-Grand Palais (musée de Cluny - musée national du Moyen-Âge) / M. Urtado; © Miguel Branco, Fred NS. Courtesy of Jeanne Bucher Jaeger, Paris. Unicorns, a Chef-Designed Bikini, and More Things T Editors Are Into Right Now
A by-no-means exhaustive list of the things our editors (and a few contributors) find interesting on a given week.
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Photo CreditCourtesy of Salvage Public 5 Brands Making Men’s Swimwear That Doesn’t Look Like Swimwear
Free of bells and whistles, these labels’ trunks function beautifully in and out of the water.
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The Story of a Thing
Photo CreditMieke Verbijlen An Artist on the ‘Magical Importance’ of a 15-Year-Old Tea Bag
The French multimedia artist Laure Prouvost’s most prized possession is a relic once used by her grandparents.
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Photo CreditPhotograph by Robert Nethery. Styled by Malina Joseph Gilchrist How a Rei Kawakubo Disciple Is Using All-Black Clothing to Make Something New
The fashion designer Kei Ninomiya discusses coming up at Comme des Garçons and his new project with Moncler.
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Photo CreditIndia Hobson Open-Water Swimming With the Fast-Rising Pop Duo Let’s Eat Grandma
The childhood friends Jenny Hollingworth and Rosa Walton share a hectic tour schedule — and a love of the North Sea.
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Photo CreditUnited Labor Make T Something | Laila Gohar
The culinary artist creates something in less than one hour — using a particularly sticky mystery ingredient.
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Photo CreditCourtesy of Épi Swim 5 Minimalist Swimwear Brands to Know
A wave of new European labels is making the search for the perfect, simple swimsuit that much easier.
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Photo CreditSam Frost A Design Store Where You Can Stay the Night
Scotti Sitz, the owner of the L.A. design store Garde, has transformed a historic farmhouse into an elevated retreat for her brand’s second outpost.
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On Beauty
Photo CreditPhotograph by Daniele Fummo. Styled by Riccardo Maria Chiacchio. Hair by Manifesto, man-ifesto.com. Model: Aru Fukuda. Summer Hair Inspiration From a Cutting-Edge Men’s Salon
The founders of the London salon Manifesto recommend five fresh, low-maintenance styles.
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Photo CreditOberto Gili 9 Homes That Make a Case for the Great Indoors
We’ve rounded up some of T’s dreamiest interior features for all of the year-round homebodies.
T’s May 20 Travel Issue
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Material Culture
Photo 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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Letter from the Editor
Photo 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
Photo Credit The Sunlit Studio a Son Built for His Photographer-Mother
The architect Mauricio Rocha dreamed up a stark space for the artist Graciela Iturbide in Mexico City.
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Photo Credit Up in the Tower
Like her photographs, Graciela Iturbide’s studio in Mexico City plays with light and dark.
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Photo Credit A Real-Life Enchanted Forest
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.
