A Lesson in Japanese Craft in the Middle of Amagansett
Sonya Park, of the brand Arts & Science, lands at Tiina the Store, bringing with her the wares of 19 Japanese artisans — and sushi.
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Simple, Timeless Ways to Dress for the Beach
A roundup of classic summer pieces to upgrade your wardrobe this season, from ’70s-inspired sandals to a crochet cover-up.
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Photo CreditScott J. Ross How an Artist Throws a Pool Party
Mickalene Thomas and her partner, Racquel Chevremont, invited fellow members of a new collective of queer black women to their house for margaritas and zip-lining.
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The Cocktail Passed on by a Summer Fling
Bryan Washington on the lunchbox, a citrus drink with an indescribable pull.
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Three artists and a pair of curators came together at The New York Times to attempt to make a list of the era’s essential artworks. Here’s their conversation.
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Photo CreditPaul Quitoriano The Dim Sum Palace That Has Reigned Over Elizabeth Street Since 1978
Now run by the third generation of the Lam family, Jing Fong in Manhattan’s Chinatown is a shrine to dumplings, taro cake and pork buns.
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Photo CreditMustafah Abdulaziz T Suggests: Taiwanese Pastries, Art Deco-Inspired Block Prints and More
A roundup of things our editors — and a few contributors — are excited about in a given week.
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Photo CreditCourtesy of the artist The Splendors of Lying Naked in the Sun
Summer brings with it a certain set of private rites and rituals. Salvatore Scibona writes about the joys of lying nude on a hot day.
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Photo CreditIndia Hobson How to Throw a Festive Korean-Inspired Dinner Party
The designer Rejina Pyo and the store owner Alex Eagle host an artful but laid-back dinner for friends, with a menu by Pyo’s husband, the chef Jordan Bourke.
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Photo CreditScott J. Ross An Eccentric Upstate Home That Some People Confuse for a Restaurant
Cary Leibowitz and Simon Lince’s New York retreat brims with bright streamers, a faux fireplace by Robert Venturi — and royal commemorative mugs.
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Photo CreditDamien Maloney The Ceramics That Alice Waters Collects Obsessively
The chef and slow-food pioneer has picked up antique cups from around the world — which now remind her of her travels.
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Photo CreditCourtesy of Dries Van Noten How Dries Van Noten Made Prints Using Flowers From His Own Garden
The Belgian designer shares a glimpse inside his flower-filled estate.
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Photo CreditPhoto by Kristin-Lee Moolman. Styled by Suzanne Koller Rihanna Opens Up About Her New Clothing Line, the Future of Fashion and Her Next Album
For her next act, the pop star will become the first black woman in charge of a major luxury fashion house in Paris. Here, she gives T magazine an exclusive first look.
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Photo CreditRobert Doisneau/Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images Françoise Gilot, 97, Does Not Regret Her Pablo Picasso Memoir
In 1964, her book about a decade-long affair with the legendary artist was a succès de scandale. Now, it’s back in print.
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T’s May 19 Travel Issue
More in T’s May 19 Travel Issue »Photo CreditIllustration by Aurore de La Morinerie Of a Kind: John Derian’s Miniature Homes
The home-goods designer picked up the first one 25 years ago, at the Chelsea flea market in Manhattan.
Photo CreditRichard Mosse T’s Travel Issue: The Survivors
The countries we visited have seen years — centuries — of unimaginable wealth and power, and, equally, centuries of sorrow, despair, warfare and subjugation.
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Photo CreditTina Barney A Designer Whose Ideal Woman Is PJ Harvey
Sander Lak, the creative director of Sies Marjan, shares his many inspirations with T.
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Photo CreditPhoto by Jennifer Livingston. Styled by Haidee Findlay-Levin For Spring, Six New Watches With Blue Dials
The season’s most stylish timepieces — whether refined or sporty — come in navy, midnight and sapphire.
Photo CreditDavid Williams for The New York Times At Restaurants, Thank You for Not Sharing
After a decade of treating every plate like a pie, individual dishes are making a welcome comeback.
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