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Stunning Statement Jewelry That Makes Any Outfit
Precious gems, diamonds and pearls in organic shapes, worn with casual elegance, bring magic to any ensemble.
One of Los Angeles’s most influential entrepreneurs broadens her reach.
In Senegal’s culinary scene, French technique has reigned since the colonial era. Now, Dakar-born chef Pierre Thiam is on a mission to change that.
From heirloom quilts and hand-painted boxes to elegant glassware, the season’s most thoughtful, exceptional offerings capture the spirit of giving.
The otherworldly tableau of the Temple of Poseidon is a dramatic backdrop for trench coats and tailored dressing.
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Mexico City’s Fine-Dining Movement
A small group of adventurous chefs, each of whom has done a stint at Enrique Olvera’s groundbreaking temple of gastronomy, Pujol, is raising the metropolis’s cuisine to the next level.
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Larry Gagosian’s Book Club
Venture outside the norm with bright accents and standout pieces
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Style Inspiration from the Southwest
Paint the desert in slouchy masculine attire in muted tones.
Spend a dreamy day in wistful whites from the resort collections.
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This Season’s Couture, Shot in Vibrant Morocco
Vivid hues and dramatic shapes take on a dreamlike quality against the striking blue walls of Chefchaouen, Morocco.
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The Architect Behind China’s Newest Landmark
Architect Ole Scheeren, a creator of Beijing’s CCTV tower, constructs another building for the city—the headquarters and gallery for one of China’s largest art auction houses.
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A Photographer’s New Show Invites You to Look Inside Her Diary
Annemarieke van Drimmelen’s ‘Tadaima’ opens December 2 in Brooklyn, New York
With little fanfare, Mitchell and Emily Rales have amassed key works by many contemporary art stars. Soon an ambitious expansion of Glenstone will allow them to share more of it with the public.
The neighborhood’s commercial footprint, mapped in part below, has nearly doubled in size in time for Art Basel.
The renowned artist and designer shares a few of her favorite things.
Christian Liaigre has expanded his longtime retreat on the scenic barrier island, transforming a whitewashed cottage into a distillation of his spare and resonant point of view.
Belgian furniture studio Muller Van Severen’s homemade aesthetic provided rich inspiration for its installation at this year’s Design Miami.
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