State of the Art
For more than five decades, architect James Wines has pushed for public art to be less self-serious. His first visit to Manhattan’s Hudson Yards suggests why
Chef’s Kiss
Come for the romance, stay for the food—there’s plenty to love in the new film The Taste of Things
Immortal Beauties
What does it really take to become a fashion icon? The society queens of Feud: Capote vs. the Swans provide a few clues
Belles of le Bal
Le Bal des Débutantes, in Paris, is a coming-out party to rival them all. The photographer who has documented it for 25-plus years takes stock of how a glamorous, unusual ritual has adapted to the times
Adam Scott
The Golden Globe–nominated actor answers 52 of life’s most pressing questions
Tracksmith
Sweat
Bulgari x Save the Children
Sparkle
Under the Umbrian Sun
A 12th-century monastery finds new life as Vocabolo Moscatelli, an idyllic retreat for style-minded travelers
The Big Screen
An outrageously large, crystal-clear television! The telescope that won’t get relegated to a closet! An app to help you find out what that song is! And more …
Ron Yan
With Tolo, his first solo restaurant, the New York City chef brings together several Chinese cuisines in one menu
Rocco Ristorante
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Prada
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A Hard Landing
Until October 7, Tel Aviv’s tourism industry was booming. As the conflict rages on, is there any hope for a rebound?
Circus Act
At the couture collections in Paris, the dazzling runway shows were met with even more frenzied activity on the streets
The O.D.D. Squad
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Among Friends
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Steppe by Steppe
Rich with history, architecture, and dazzling new developments, Uzbekistan is courting travelers—and delivering on its promises
Diane Kordas
SPARKLE
Evan Funke
The chef behind Los Angeles’s Felix and Mother Wolf reveals his travel routine
The Pianist
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Eye of the Beholder
Are the rich sleeping better at night? Well, they’re certainly trying. Our beauty-and-wellness guru goes to extreme measures in search of the latest status symbol—a longer REM cycle
