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By NYT - Mar 22, 2019
THINGS EDITORS LIKE: T SUGGESTS: GINGHAM HANDBAGS, A SHRINE TO ITALIAN DESIGN AND MORE

A roundup of things our editors - and a few contributors - are excited about in a given week.
Design, Art, Handbags and Purses, Interior Design and Furnishings, Museums, Dean, Kasseem, Heriard Dubreuil, Laure, Italy
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By NYT - Mar 22, 2019
HOUSE TOUR | CASTELLO DI POTENTINO

A British family's 11th-century, 20-bedroom castle and vineyard in southern Tuscany.
Tour, Family, Palaces and Castles, T Design Spring 2019, Tuscany
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By NYT - Mar 22, 2019
LIFE, THE ETRUSCAN WAY

Inside the dilapidated fortress in the Italian countryside revitalized by Charlotte Horton and her family.
Life, Family, T Design Spring 2019, Furniture, Italy
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By NYT - Mar 22, 2019
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: T'S DESIGN ISSUE: IN CONTEXT

As long as there are humans, there will be art - and nothing will ever stop us from trying to make our lives more beautiful.
Design, Beauty, Art, Architecture, Geography, Chile
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By NYT - Mar 22, 2019
REVIVING A CENTURIES-OLD ABANDONED CASTLE AND, WITH IT, A WAY OF LIFE

In southern Tuscany, a family of British bohemians has created an elegantly undone cultural refuge that pays homage to the everyday...
Life, Italy, Family, Culture, Palaces and Castles, Interior Design and Furnishings, Architecture, Greene, Graham, Tuscany
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By NYT - Mar 22, 2019
AN ARTIST ON FINDING BALANCE, AND HIS GIANT BASKETBALL SCULPTURE

Ahead of two major shows, the painter Jonas Wood reflects on his early career - and the most unusual object in his studio.
Art, Sculpture, Work-Life Balance, Gagosian Gallery, Dallas Museum of Art, Paa Joe, Kusaka, Shio, Wood, Jonas
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By NYT - Mar 22, 2019
NOTES ON THE CULTURE: WHY BALTIMORE PERSISTS AS A CULTURAL BEACON

The city has produced an eclectic variety of artists, including John Waters, Joyce J. Scott, David Simon and Abdu Ali.
Culture, City, Art, Baltimore, Waters, John, Scott, Joyce J, Divine, Tyler, Anne
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By NYT - Mar 21, 2019
ARIANA GRANDE'S STYLIST IS NOT JUST WAITING IN THE WINGS

Law Roach, the man behind the looks of Instagram's biggest celebrity as well as Zendaya and Tiffany Haddish, uses clothes to send a...
Wellness, Look, Celebration, Celebrity, your-feed-fashion, Fashion and Apparel, Blacks, Pop and Rock Music, Coleman, Zendaya, Grande, Ariana, Roach, Law
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By NYT - Mar 21, 2019
DESIGNER INI ARCHIBONG SHARES A GLIMPSE INTO HIS WORLD, IN PHOTOGRAPHS

Known for his sophisticated furniture and now a sculptural new watch for Hermès, the California native shares images from a month on...
Watches, Design, Hermès, On The Road, Watch, Furniture, Hermes International SA, Archibong, Ini, Geneva, Paris
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By NYT - Mar 21, 2019
PAGE 76: AN ARTIST IMAGINES FIVE OF THE SEASON'S MOST ANTICIPATED BOOKS

We asked Zach Harris to envision what happens on page 76 of four novels and one collection of poetry.
Collection, Poetry and Poets, Books and Literature, Art, Oyeyemi, Helen, Rock, Peter, Castellani, Christopher
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By NYT - Mar 21, 2019
YES, YOU CAN PLAY WITH YOUR CLOTHES

Fidget spinners are so 2017; in 2019, fidget fashion is on the rise
Fashion, Fashion and Apparel, Jewels and Jewelry, Handbags and Purses
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By NYT - Mar 20, 2019
ON BEAUTY: THE SURPRISING APPEAL OF LEATHER SCENTS FOR SPRING

A mainstay in heady colognes and after-shaves, leather is being reworked in unexpectedly light, refreshing fragrances.
Beauty, Perfumes and Fragrances, Maison Margiela, Malone, Jo
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By NYT - Mar 20, 2019
ON THE RUNWAY: TOM FORD ON MELANIA TRUMP

The new chairman of the Council of Fashion Designers of America never said that thing about Melania Trump - and says American designers...
Look, Tom Ford, Design, Fashion, Fashion and Apparel, New York Fashion Week, Council of Fashion Designers of America, Ford, Tom, von Furstenberg, Diane, Trump, Melania, your-feed-fashion
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By NYT - Mar 20, 2019
A CONVERSATION WITH ALEC SOTH ABOUT ART AND DOUBT

The photographer talks with Hanya Yanagihara about the often unsettling power dynamic of taking a person's picture - and their shared...
Wellness, Art, Photography, Cameras, Soth, Alec, Hujar, Peter
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By NYT - Mar 20, 2019
IN FASHION: SPRING'S BRIGHTEST BAGS

The season's most vibrant bags are drenched in saturated, statement-making color - and come in all shapes and sizes.
Bag, Bags, Fashion, Fashion and Apparel, Ferragamo, Salvatore, Italia SpA, Calvin Klein Inc, Bottega Veneta, Givenchy, Maison Margiela, Jil Sander AG
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By NYT - Mar 20, 2019
OF A KIND: A JEWELRY DESIGNER'S OPALS, ILLUSTRATED

The creative director for Dior fine jewelry, Victoire de Castellane, became captivated by the stone at age 6 upon seeing one of her...
Jewelry, Dior, Design, Jewels and Jewelry, Rock and Stone, Christian Dior SA
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By NYT - Mar 20, 2019
SOCIAL STUDIES: THE PIONEERS OF POSTMODERN DANCE, 60 YEARS LATER

The movement upended all notions of what the form could be. Today, it's still shaping how we see the world around us.
Art, Dancing, Theater, Judson Memorial Church, Childs, Lucinda, Cunningham, Merce, Brown, Trisha, Halprin, Anna, Mendieta, Ana, Schneemann, Carolee, 4'33"
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By NYT - Mar 20, 2019
A SALAD FOR CROUTON LOVERS

Don't let your dinner salad feel sad. Do as Alison Roman does, and pack it with golden chunks of salty, crunchy bread.
Cooking and Cookbooks, Salads, Salad Dressings, Chickens
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By NYT - Mar 20, 2019
LOCAL FOOD IN PUERTO RICO FINDS ENERGY IN RECOVERY

Two hurricanes slowed a budding effort to reclaim the island's agricultural and culinary independence. But its chefs, farmers and entrepreneurs...
Food, Hurricane Maria, Agriculture and Farming, Restaurants, Local Food, Puerto Ricans, Andres, Jose, Puerto Rico, Hurricane Irma
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By NYT - Mar 19, 2019
TAGGING ALONG WITH CHRISTELLE KOCHER IN PARIS

In between working on her own brand and releasing a new collaboration with Nike, the designer hosts a bedazzling workshop.
Paris, Design, Brands
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THINGS EDITORS LIKE: T SUGGESTS: GINGHAM HANDBAGS, A SHRINE TO ITALIAN DESIGN AND MORE

A roundup of things our editors - and a few contributors - are excited about in a given week.

HOUSE TOUR | CASTELLO DI POTENTINO

A British family's 11th-century, 20-bedroom castle and vineyard in southern Tuscany.

LIFE, THE ETRUSCAN WAY

Inside the dilapidated fortress in the Italian countryside revitalized by Charlotte Horton and her family.

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: T'S DESIGN ISSUE: IN CONTEXT

As long as there are humans, there will be art - and nothing will ever stop us from trying to make our lives more beautiful.

REVIVING A CENTURIES-OLD ABANDONED CASTLE AND, WITH IT, A WAY OF LIFE

In southern Tuscany, a family of British bohemians has created an elegantly undone cultural refuge that pays homage to the everyday...

AN ARTIST ON FINDING BALANCE, AND HIS GIANT BASKETBALL SCULPTURE

Ahead of two major shows, the painter Jonas Wood reflects on his early career - and the most unusual object in his studio.

NOTES ON THE CULTURE: WHY BALTIMORE PERSISTS AS A CULTURAL BEACON

The city has produced an eclectic variety of artists, including John Waters, Joyce J. Scott, David Simon and Abdu Ali.

ARIANA GRANDE'S STYLIST IS NOT JUST WAITING IN THE WINGS

Law Roach, the man behind the looks of Instagram's biggest celebrity as well as Zendaya and Tiffany Haddish, uses clothes to send a...

DESIGNER INI ARCHIBONG SHARES A GLIMPSE INTO HIS WORLD, IN PHOTOGRAPHS

Known for his sophisticated furniture and now a sculptural new watch for Hermès, the California native shares images from a month on...

PAGE 76: AN ARTIST IMAGINES FIVE OF THE SEASON'S MOST ANTICIPATED BOOKS

We asked Zach Harris to envision what happens on page 76 of four novels and one collection of poetry.

YES, YOU CAN PLAY WITH YOUR CLOTHES

Fidget spinners are so 2017; in 2019, fidget fashion is on the rise

ON BEAUTY: THE SURPRISING APPEAL OF LEATHER SCENTS FOR SPRING

A mainstay in heady colognes and after-shaves, leather is being reworked in unexpectedly light, refreshing fragrances.

ON THE RUNWAY: TOM FORD ON MELANIA TRUMP

The new chairman of the Council of Fashion Designers of America never said that thing about Melania Trump - and says American designers...

A CONVERSATION WITH ALEC SOTH ABOUT ART AND DOUBT

The photographer talks with Hanya Yanagihara about the often unsettling power dynamic of taking a person's picture - and their shared...

IN FASHION: SPRING'S BRIGHTEST BAGS

The season's most vibrant bags are drenched in saturated, statement-making color - and come in all shapes and sizes.

OF A KIND: A JEWELRY DESIGNER'S OPALS, ILLUSTRATED

The creative director for Dior fine jewelry, Victoire de Castellane, became captivated by the stone at age 6 upon seeing one of her...

SOCIAL STUDIES: THE PIONEERS OF POSTMODERN DANCE, 60 YEARS LATER

The movement upended all notions of what the form could be. Today, it's still shaping how we see the world around us.

A SALAD FOR CROUTON LOVERS

Don't let your dinner salad feel sad. Do as Alison Roman does, and pack it with golden chunks of salty, crunchy bread.

LOCAL FOOD IN PUERTO RICO FINDS ENERGY IN RECOVERY

Two hurricanes slowed a budding effort to reclaim the island's agricultural and culinary independence. But its chefs, farmers and entrepreneurs...

TAGGING ALONG WITH CHRISTELLE KOCHER IN PARIS

In between working on her own brand and releasing a new collaboration with Nike, the designer hosts a bedazzling workshop.

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Network USA Is Hiring A Digital Media Specialist In New York, NY

Network USA is seeking a Digital Media Specialist candidate to fill immediately. This is a full-time position with an offered yearly salary and benefits. Benefits include...

Vietnam Cambodia Sightseeing Tours: The best selection for your holiday

Vietnam - Cambodia , the two neighbouring countries with two different natural and cultural features, has recently become a place for tourists' discovering and travelling...

Clashing Prints Were a Street Style Hit at Tokyo Fashion Week

The Fall 2019 shows might have wrapped in New York, London, Milan and Paris, but Fashion Month is still going strong across the globe - specifically in Tokyo, where the...

March 25-31, 2019

SportsTravel is proud to partner with the U.S. Olympic Committee to provide this update on Team USA events taking place this week. Below are upcoming events and information on...

Dog owners happy to pay $600 to kit out pets for a tramp

Socks, tick. Boots, tick. Pack, tick. Rain jacket, tick. The modern Kiwi dog is now ready to go bush.

Raw vegan YouTuber apologises after getting caught eating fish

The raw vegan influencer was seen eating meat in another vlogger's video - and her fans weren't impressed.

Kris Jenner Shared a Makeup-Free Selfie & It Definitely Has Instagram Talking

In a refreshing turn of events, Kris Jenner just shared a photo without makeup. While her daughters are facing all kinds of Photoshop rumors and over-editing complaints...

The Rise of Sustainable Mens Clothing

Sustainable clothing is becoming more and more popular in every sector of the fashion industry. According to Sewport CEO Boris Read the full blog post at Menswear Style here...

Factory PR Is Seeking Spring '19 Fashion VIP Interns In Los Angeles

ABOUT FACTORY PR Factory PR is a preeminent communications agency that sits at the nexus of style and technology innovation. Known for our expertise in launching and...

All of the Costume Clues to Spot in Jordan Peele's Terrifying Film 'Us'

In case the terrifying, nightmare-inducing trailers haven't already driven the message home, Jordan Peele has officially confirmed it: "Us" is, in fact, a horror movie. The...