Elena Clavarino
La Dolce Vita!
AIR MAIL and Bloomingdale’s kick off Fashion Week in high Italian style
Something Wild
A new book collects the provocative and experimental advertisements Guy Bourdin photographed for the shoe brand Charles Jourdan from 1967 to 1983
In the Field with Robert Capa
A new book collects the photojournalist’s images of major 20th-century events, from the D-day landings, in France, to the arrival of immigrants in the newly established Israel
American Holiday
Here’s what Italians really think of popular tourist destinations, from Lake Como to Capri
Grand Slam
As the U.S. Open approaches, a new book collects more than 150 objects of tennis memorabilia, with text by Gustavo Fernández, Rafael Nadal, and Stan Smith
Victorinox
CUT
Luisa Beccaria
SWIM
Venice in Bloom
A new book of photographs by Marco Valmarana takes readers inside the Floating City’s secret gardens
The Ultimate Guide to Euro-Island Hopping
From Patmos wannabes to Ischia pick-mes, here are the personalities you’ll find along your summer travels
From Pomp to Purity
A new book collects images of 18th-century French furniture, interiors, architecture, art, and fashion, celebrating the period’s timeless influence
Bring In the Suits
Dunhill’s new creative director is bringing Britain’s men’s-wear traditions to the next generation
Maison Flâneur x TL 180
CARRY
Poster City
A new book collects a century of posters and advertisements that shaped New York City’s rise as the cultural capital of the world
Migration Patterns of the Very Rich
Brits in Milan, Russians in Dubai, Egyptians in Athens … It feels like the entire 1 percent is on the move in search of lower taxes—and a taste of the good life
Better by Design
From postwar European churches to post-revolution Cuba, two new books chart the rise of midcentury modernism
Seaside Splendors
A new book spotlights the Amalfi Coast’s most picturesque homes
Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc
FLOAT
The Rest Is Fiction
Phillip Toledano’s A.I.-generated photographs of 1940s and 1950s New York, collected in a new book, blur the line between truth and fantasy
Café Ginori
EAT
Behind Closed Doors
Claims of questionable business ethics and sexual improprieties at Carpenters Workshop, the art world’s most prestigious design gallery, reveal a company flying dangerously close to the sun
Man Ray’s Halo Effect
A new book surveys the life and work of the prolific 20th-century artist who revolutionized photography and pioneered the Surrealist movement
The Way Things Were
Morris Engel’s 1980s telephone-booth photos—published for the first time in AIR MAIL—harken back to a bygone New York City
Edoardo Tonolli
The force behind Bacio di Latte, Brazil’s biggest artisanal-ice-cream chain, is expanding his gelato empire in California
