These Two Guys Are Changing How We Think About Fashion
Alessandro Michele of Gucci and Demna Gvasalia of Balenciaga and Vetements are making clothes that capture the zeitgeist. T brought them together for the first time to have a little chat.
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T’s April 17 Culture Issue
Highlights
CreditJuergen Teller Google and Apple: the High-Tech Hippies of Silicon Valley
Why are the two companies spending billions to build offices that look lifted straight from the 1960s?
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CreditDBOX for BIG Heatherwick and Google Renzo Mongiardino, the Architect of Illusion
On the centenary of his birth, his reimagining of interior design dogma continues to endure.
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CreditIrving Penn, Lorenzo Mongiardino (B), New York, 1989/© The Irving Penn Foundation The Poet Idolized by a New Generation of Feminists
Long relegated to the fringes of American culture, Eileen Myles is suddenly hot.
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CreditPhotographed by Inez And Vinoodh. Styled by David Vandewal. Manicure by Gina Viviano using Chanel Le Vernis. Photographer’s assistant: Joe Hume. Stylist’s assistant: Daniel Gaines.
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Editor’s LetterT’s New Culture Issue: Past Is Present
For something to be “in fashion,” it needs to be of the times, but that doesn’t mean that it can’t also be kept and treasured for a lifetime.
By Deborah Needleman
The Writer’s RoomA Writer’s Room: Emma Cline
The first-time novelist on the Brooklyn garden shed where she wrote her highly anticipated debut, “The Girls.”
WanderlustWhen You Dream of Provence, You Dream of This Town
Saint-Rémy is still the platonic ideal of the Provençal village — only now there’s some nice modern design amid its cobblestoned streets and ancient ruins.
By Alice Newell-Hanson
A Picture and a PoemAn Artist and a Poet Capture Death in a Hospice Room
Nari Ward responds to Carol Muske-Dukes’s poignant poem of grief.
Jane Austen and Shakespeare, for the 21st Century
In two new series of books, writers like Margaret Atwood and Curtis Sittenfeld are reimagining the classics for a modern audience.
By Jeff Oloizia
A ’60s Architecture Collective That Made History (but No Buildings)
The hallucinogenic visions of Italy’s legendary radical design group Superstudio are still making waves.
By Stephen Wallis
Joseph Altuzarra’s New Collection of Crisp Shirtdresses
The designer teamed up with Matches Fashion to offer more of his signature silhouettes.
The Next Generation of Artists’ Studios
Gone are the days of working in a clean white space, alone. Now art is being made in office buildings, factories — and even an RV.
By Emily Stokes
Sign of the TimesIs Staying In the New Going Out?
Life in the golden age of creature comforts.
By Molly Young
Food MattersIs the World’s Best Croissant Made in Australia?
In a climate-controlled glass cube in Melbourne, a former engineer creates superlative pastries.
By Oliver Strand
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