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T Magazine

T’s Aug. 21 Women's Fashion Issue

Highlights

  1. Kristen Stewart, the Good Bad Girl

    You know the actress from her films. The real Kristen Stewart — funny and fiercely open — is only just emerging. That took years of work.

     By Nicholas Haramis

    CreditPhotograph by Karim Sadli. Styled by Marie-Amélie Sauvé

  2. Fall’s Flurry of Feminine Frocks

    While layering the season’s florals, rich furs, velvets and fringe details, an element of punk goes a long way.

     

    CreditPhotograph by Craig McDean. Styled by Max Pearmain

  3. Anna Wintour’s Wild Garden

    A stroll through the editor’s romantic and meandering 40 acres — cultivated over the last 20 years by her friend, the landscape designer Miranda Brooks.

     By Page Dickey

    Near the house, clipped boxwood and a mown lawn meet one of many paths through long meadow grass, a signature of Brooks’s designs.
    CreditRicardo Labougle

  1. Fall Fashion’s Raw, ’90s Energy

    The season’s styles, from maxi skirts and lean knits to bomber jackets and boots made for stomping, are full of teen spirit.

     

    CreditPhotograph by Jamie Hawkesworth. Styled by Marie-Amélie Sauvé

  2. When Fashion Becomes a Form of Protest

    The Incroyables of 18th-century France used exquisitely malformed clothing to express outrage. So, too, are designers now.

     By Alexander Fury

    At right, modern fashion’s Incroyable-like designer, Rei Kawakubo, offered her take on ruffled 18th-century punks for her fall Comme des Garçons collection, joined by Hood by Air’s curled hairstyles, high-rise necklines and knee-length breeches. At left, an illustration of the original fashions.
    CreditPierre Le-Tan

  3. Five Style Classics, Repurposed for Fall

    Straightforward signifiers of specific eras in fashion history return anew.

     

    CreditPhotograph by Hart + Lëshkina. Styled by Jason Rider

  4. In the Air | Madame de Pompadour

    Pink pomp and circumstance rage anew.

     By Charlotte Di Carcaci

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  5. Six Striking Earrings That Make Magic Out of Metal

    A handful of the season’s most elegant pairs — in plated gold, silver and more.

     

  1. The Best of Fall’s Military-Inspired Fashion

    Rigid lines, tight corners and neat rows of buttons define the season.

     

    CreditPhotograph by Mark Peckmezian. Styled by Jason Rider

  2. For Fall, a Strange Harmony of Clashing Prints

    The season brings a study in contrasts with stripes, plaids, florals — and everything in between.

     

    CreditPhotograph by Letty Schmiterlow. Styled by Elodie David-Touboul

  3. Illustrated Interview | Tavi Gevinson

    The actress, writer and Rookie editor in chief, who appears this fall in a New York production of Anton Chekhov’s ‘‘The Cherry Orchard,’’ sketched her answers at home with a blue Muji pen.

     By Gabé Doppelt

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  4. Eight Graphic Black and White Bags

    In strong prints and classic shapes, these styles are thoroughly Mod — and thoroughly modern.

     

    Delvaux, $15,900, Barneys, (212) 833-2092.
    CreditMari Maeda and Yuji Oboshi

  5. For Fall Coats, Bigger is Better

    This season, voluminous outerwear has emerged as the apex of au courant style.

     

    CreditPhotograph by Laurence Ellis. Styled by Alex Harrington

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  2. Wanderlust

    The California of the Caucasus

    Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, has an ancient wine culture, thermal baths, excellent food — and an unlikely electronic music scene. Party on.

    By Gisela Williams

     
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