From ‘Wolf’ to Sheepish Clothing
By ALEX WILLIAMS
Power suits of the 1980s and ’90s, as seen in “The Wolf of Wall Street,” have given way to tailoring that hints at wealth quietly.
Attending Toastmasters meetings to overcome a fear of public speaking.
Power suits of the 1980s and ’90s, as seen in “The Wolf of Wall Street,” have given way to tailoring that hints at wealth quietly.
Chirlane McCray, the wife of Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio, is a reliable muse for Anni Kuan, frequently wearing her cheery yet understated designs.
At the new store, the seven floors are stacked atop one another, reached by a glass elevator that moves through the center of the space.
The next generation in sex toys — in the vein of “Her,” starring Joaquin Phoenix — is taking high-tech high jinks to a futuristic level, at warp speed.
The tabloids speculate: Will Cressida Bonas spend the holidays with the royal family?
The company may have seen better times, but its product is still favored by many.
New Year’s Eve is an occasion to revisit the looks that “American Hustle” embraces. Check out our how-to videos.
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Neither leukemia nor a daunting number of new constructions kept the author of “A Field Guide to American Houses” from extending her life’s work.
A restaurateur teaches himself to raise livestock and make cheese on an island near Seattle.
A couple’s Los Angeles bungalow is packed with curiosities, but it has nothing on their bunker.
Light fixtures reminiscent of the industrial age relieve rooms of a feeling of preciousness.
Our favorite Christmas tree ornaments are not always beautiful or expensive. Readers submit examples and explain their special charms.
An ambitious developer sees a future for the Miami Design District that includes high-fashion stores and high-end restaurants.
Design shops and galleries enliven Philadelphia’s Old City, whose Colonial roots are just one part of the story.
Clockwise from top left: the lobster from Betony; the interior of Carbone; charcoal-grilled prawns, blowfish tails and baby octopus from Uncle Boon's; and the line at Mighty Quinn's Barbeque.
The past year produced terrifically enjoyable restaurants from seasoned veterans, but those were exceptions. The newcomers were the true standouts in 2013.
Every December, just about every restaurant chef, pastry chef and bonbon-maker in France feels compelled to do something — simple, spectacular or silly — with chocolate.
Today, good ones are easier to find than ever before, with vibrant and flavorful yolks.
Park Slope restaurants will see less of Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio and family, who are moving into Gracie Mansion.
Roasted lamb, fresh ham, lasagna and other main courses for a big holiday meal.
Everyone loves a good cookie (or a chewy brownie, or a stick of biscotti). Here are recipes to keep your sweet tooth satisfied through the holidays.
Past and present restaurant critics for The New York Times discuss the food, the star rating system and the tricks to eating anonymously.
Interactive map of health violations at restaurants in New York
Meghan Milewski and Sean Yeaton at their reception.
CD mixes, kisses in the rain and dreams of a house with instruments in every room.
Unusual and memorable marriage proposals that all seemed to do the trick.
Questions from a bride whose roommate incorrectly assumes that she will be a bridesmaid, and from a father of the groom who wants to be more involved in the wedding planning.
Breast cancer sidelined Virginia Wettlaufer just six months after she and Walter Tomenson started dating.
Gifts for music-loving newlyweds, from a speaker that fits into a shower head to a puppy-shaped radio designed by an artist.
Sheema Karp was born in Pakistan, and her husband, Ken, was raised Jewish. They’ve thrived since marrying at age 21, always with an eye toward the future.
Each day until Christmas, T editors recommend their favorite holiday presents. Check in every day for a new idea.
Preparing a hearty make-ahead dish and keeping the pomp to a minimum makes for an effortless, beautiful Noel night.
Plus, how stretchy jeans threatened U.S. currency, Vogue’s violation of its own health initiative and more, as we run the numbers from the last week in style and culture.
Spike Jonze’s film “Her,” like a recent exhibition of work by the artist Daniel Arsham in Miami, explores our new fear that we, like our gadgets, are destined for rapid obsolescence.
Some of the more outlandish ideas held by the iconic inventor and futurist are celebrated in a lovingly produced new tome by the Portland. Ore., graphic designer Cole Gerst.
Beefeater’s new Reserve Barrel Aged Gin, meant to be enjoyed undiluted by tonic or vermouth, joins the ranks of after-dinner spirits.
In addition to opening a shiny new store on Hollywood Boulevard, the minimalist Japanese retail brand is also debuting a number of special new lines for American shoppers.
David Netto visits the sought-after interior designer, whose projects have included Marc Jacobs’s apartment in Paris and the renovation of the Sunset Tower Hotel, at his home in Los Angeles.
At N.Y.U.’s Skirball Center, the Cirque Eloize troupe from Montreal presents a gravity-defying show full of silly, superhuman stunts.
At A’maree’s, the one-of-a-kind luxury shop in Newport Beach, a friendly crowd gathered last month for an exhibition of work by Mika Damascou, the jewelry designer and mother of the T contributor Konstantin Kakanias, who designed the invitation.
Every day from now until Christmas, the editors of T are sharing their personal gift suggestions. Today’s pick: transformative scents in handblown glass containers.
Sailor stripes and pearls adorn these luxe pieces that are high-seas inspired but high-tea appropriate.
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