In Praise of Individual Beauty
For the cover of T’s June 12 Beauty Issue, our fashion director Marie-Amélie Sauvé and the photographer Karim Sadli capture the allure of the physical, with a little help from hair and makeup.
T’s June 12 Beauty Issue
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CreditPhotograph by Karim Sadli. Styled by Marie-Amélie Sauvé. Alejandro Aravena, the Architect Rebuilding a Country
Good-looking, charming and a celebrity in his native Chile, the surprise winner of this year’s Pritzker cares more about solving social problems than exercising his artistic chops.
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CreditPhotograph by Anthony Cotsifas The Moroccan Garden of One Man’s Dreams
In an unforgiving countryside, the writer and horticulturist Umberto Pasti has created Rohuna, his garden, which is nothing less than autobiography writ from earth and flora.
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Credit The Transcendent Artistry of a Legendary Dancer, Four Decades In
At 64, the choreographer, director, dancer and writer Bill T. Jones is making some of the most personal work of his career.
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Editor’s LetterT’s New Beauty Issue: Ways of Seeing
For this issue, we sought stories that challenge superficial ideas of what is beautiful — by way of a choreographer, an architect, models and more.
By Deborah Needleman
Watch ReportFour Sleek, Red-Bezeled Diving Watches
Elegant timepieces for the city — or under the sea.
Profile in StyleThe Unconsciously Chic Influences of Sigmund Freud’s Great-Granddaughter
The fashion designer Bella Freud discusses her childhood and what’s next. (Hint, it’s all happening in the bedroom.)
By Lindsay Talbot
Musician to Know: The Woman Changing the Look of Indie Rock
The Japanese-American singer’s highly anticipated fourth album, “Puberty 2,” is the sound of a superstar breaking out.
By Jeff Oloizia
On the VergeAn Elegant New Line That Nods to the Past
The designer Cate Holstein of the brand Khaite has cunningly elevated American sportswear with subtle, seductive contrasts.
By Merrell Hambleton
Old-School Embroidery, Made Cool Again
Rachelle Hruska MacPherson’s personalized sweaters have attracted models and actors on Instagram — and are now for sale in stores.
By Lesley M. M. Blume
Sign of the TimesThe Metallic Muse: Fashion’s Sci-Fi Obsession
From metal-clad runway models to video-game heroines as muses, the future is more current than ever.
By Michael Rock
New Actress-Inspired Lipsticks
The makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury turned to her clients as muse for a new collection.
Food MattersFarming for Fish
As leading chefs are turning away from the sea and toward sustainable hatcheries, it seems we’ve just begun to skim the surface of aquaculture.
By Aimee Lee Ball
Four Actresses on the Rise, in Minimalist Knits
The muted look of the '90s is back.
By Jeff Oloizia
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