Five or Six Things I Didn’t Know About Brad Pitt, by Marlon James
Musings from the Man Booker-winning author after his first meeting with one of the biggest — and nicest — stars on the planet.
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T's Sept. 11 Men's Style Issue
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CreditPhotograph by Craig McDean. Styled by Jason Rider The Bomber Jacket is the Most Versatile Fall Staple for Men
With all its masculine connotations, the style is cut for strong, unambiguous posturing this season.
CreditPhotograph by Craig McDean. Styled by Max Pearmain The Most Famous Pop Artist You Don’t Know
Tom Wesselmann’s paintings alienated some in the ’70s and ’80s, but his wholesome eroticism looks remarkably fresh today.
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Credit© The Estate of Tom Wesselmann/licensed by VAGA, New York, NY Cow Dung Goes High Design
Two Italians are turning manure into renewable electricity —and the inspiration for a museum. Following the scent of one big idea.
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A Subversive Take on Men’s Formal Wear
As streetwear continues its advance on men’s fashion, fancier dress has become the most unexpected way to present oneself right now.
CreditPhotograph by Collier Schorr. Styled by Max Pearmain Illustrated Interview | Tim Burton
Cinema’s goth-quirk king has a new film, ”Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children,” out in September, and a recently self-published book of drawings titled ”The Napkin Art of Tim Burton.” He sketched his answers to our questions using pen, ink and watercolor.
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Credit When Dick Cavett Met Seth Meyers
One generation’s smartest talk show host meets another’s to discuss the rules of comedy, and how to break them.
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CreditMarcelo Krasilcic Perfect StrangersRelaxed, Slouchy Military Looks for Fall
For men this season, the classic style gets a beatnik twist.
CreditPhotograph by Brett Lloyd. Styled by Jason Rider Sleek objects that evoke a functional minimalism as effortlessly as they do a bygone glamour.
CreditLeonard Greco
A Bohemian Surf Town in Bali, Where Serenity Rules
Escape the province’s bedlam with a quick pilgrimage to the artsy coastal town of Canggu. Here’s where to eat, pray and chill there.
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CreditAndri Tambunan Wanderlust
Credit The Time-Honored Duffle Coat Gets an Upgrade
Classic American brands and runway designers alike introduce variations on the toggle coat for fall.
CreditPhotograph by James Robjant. Styled by Jason Rider Eight Seriously Refined Messenger Bags
With supple leathers and fine stitching, the ultimate men's carryall cements its status as the sportier briefcase.
CreditMari Maeda and Yuji Oboshi This Is a Chef’s Chef (Not to Be Confused With a Celebrity One)
William Bradley is resolutely uncool, focused on what goes on in the kitchen — like making some of the best food in the country.
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CreditJessica Haye and Clark Hsiao Food Matters
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Editor’s LetterGazing While Male
What once seemed shocking may now be seen as normal, and what seemed pernicious — the male gaze — can sometimes turn out to just be someone looking and trying to see.
By Deborah Needleman
A Picture and a PoemA Poet and a Photographer Imagine the Afterlife
As part of an ongoing series, the photographer Catherine Opie responded to a poem by the writer Nick Flynn.
By Nick Flynn
On the VergeThe Glass Apartment Hidden in Plain Sight
The architects at WORKac were tasked with designing a penthouse that couldn’t be seen from the street. They succeeded, which is a shame: It’s pretty cool.
By Christopher Bonanos
The Clock That Time Cannot Improve
The Cifra 3, one of the first electromechanical flip clocks, was a revelation of industrial design in the ’60s. Today, it’s coveted by collectors.
By Tom Delavan
By DesignOne Antiques Dealer’s Surprisingly Modern English Cottage
Whether restoring furniture, reviving textile arts or piecing together eclectic interiors, Christopher Howe always makes good.
By Sadie Stein
A Contemporary Family Retreat, in an Old British Barn
The stunning restoration of a cottage in the English countryside by the antiques dealer Christopher Howe.
Rugged Men’s Boots, With a Big-City Spirit
It’s time to surrender your sneakers for some striking updates on three classic styles.
By DesignA Furniture Designer Who Incorporates Anomalies
With a new striking suite of pieces inspired by 3D-modeling software glitches, Christopher Stuart is one to watch.
By Stephen Heyman
- Watch Report
Four Classic Dress Watches, Elevated in Shades of Gray
Traditional timepieces get a contemporary spin.
A ’70s Pendant Lamp From the Future
This recently reissued fixture, designed in 1972 by the Danish architect Louis Weisdorf, doesn’t merely illuminate a room.
By Nancy Hass
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