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Young Inside

Vishaan Chakrabarti’s reimagining of the old Domino Sugar refinery in Brooklyn is the building New York didn’t know it needed

French Dip

In France, a dated but widely enforced law is enough to leave some swimmers feeling more than a little exposed

L’École School of Jewelry Arts

The Lost Treasures of Savile Row

At Crowley Vintage, in Brooklyn, Ralph Lauren designers and Gen Z–ers alike appeal to the past and are rewarded with the togs of their WASP fantasies

Behind the Blue Door: A Maximalist Mantra

There’s Something About Panama

Latin America’s youngest nation is growing into an appealing destination for weekenders

The Driver’s Test

Diagnose your car troubles without a mechanic! The best iPhone yet? A printer that won’t have you running to buy replacement ink cartridges! And more …

McNally Editions

Rōz

Michael Chow

The restaurateur and subject of a new HBO documentary, AKA Mr. Chow, answers 68 of life’s most pressing questions

The Big Fail

Artel

Eye of the Beholder

What’s a beauty-lover to do when the hottest trend at the Paris shows was—wait for it—not even a single swipe of concealer? As pioneered by Pamela Anderson, the barefaced look is the one that everybody is talking about. Our beauty-and-wellness columnist ponders what it really means to strip down

Pet Cab NYC

A Night Celebrating Michael Chow

After Thursday night’s premiere of AKA Mr. Chow, a documentary directed by Nick Hooker and executive-produced by AIR MAIL Co-Editor Graydon Carter, guests including Victor Garber and Griffin Dunne gathered to celebrate the inimitable restaurateur at—where else?—Mr. Chow

Daniel Humm

The chef and restaurateur behind Eleven Madison Park answers 51 of life’s most pressing questions

Francesca Amfitheatrof: Fantastical Jewels

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Prada

Hermès

Rule of Three

Go from shoddy to well shod with a pair of adult shoes! Spend an evening at the movies (but not in a multiplex)! And more, in our column on how to live …

Bottoms Up

Copenhagen has long been an epicenter of fine dining. But these exciting wine bars make the case for a less fussy experience