The Weird Brilliance of Joaquin Phoenix
He’s the greatest screen actor of his generation, but also a reluctant celebrity.
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T’s Sept. 10 Men’s Style Issue
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CreditPhotograph by Craig McDean. Styled by Jason Rider. Who Will Save These Dying Italian Towns?
Near-empty villages try to hold on to an endangered way of life — and some of the country’s most important artisanal traditions.
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CreditDomingo Milella Bruce Chatwin: One of the Last Great Explorers
Forty years after the publication of his groundbreaking travelogue, ‘‘In Patagonia,’’ the author’s writing — and style — have lost none of their power to bewitch and inspire.
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CreditPhotograph by Bruce Weber. Styled by Jason Rider Ian McEwan’s Enchanted Garden
In the hills of southwest England, the writer and his wife, the novelist Annalena McAfee, have surrounded their home with untamed delight.
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CreditPhotographs by Karim Sadli. Styled by Max Pearmain. Models: Chris Diena/16men Paris and Diacaria/Tomorrow Is Another Day. Hair by Damien Boissinot at Art + Commerce. Grooming by Christelle Cocquet at Calliste Agency. Set Design by Alexander Bock at Streeters. Casting by Noah Shelley at Streeters. Production by Brachfeld Paris. Digital Technician: Edouard Malfettes at DigitArt. Photo assistants: Antoni Ciufo, Jérôme Couderc and Thomas Vincent. Stylist’s assistants: Laura Vartiainen and Eeva Levula. Hair assistant: Kyoko Kishita In a Desolate Corner of Milan, an Unexpected Home
The architect Andrea Tognon lives and works on a property he got for free, which was once a neglected industrial complex.
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Trevor Paglen’s work reaches new heights — literally. This spring, he hopes to launch the world’s first space sculpture.
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CreditCourtesy of the artist and Metro Pictures, New York In a Topsy-Turvy World, Fashion Finds Solace in the Mundane
The season’s men’s wear is wonderfully, plainly normal.
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CreditVictor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images; Don Ashby/Firstview (4); Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images Double-Breasted Suits Are on the Rise
They’re either in fashion or they’re out. And this season, there’s no questioning their appeal.
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Editor’s LetterT’s Men’s Style Issue: Editor’s Letter
Anyone who makes things for a living understands this sensation: the realization that the object you thought you were making is sometimes not what actually gets made.
By Hanya Yanagihara
Where to Go in Italy’s Small, Dying Towns
Deborah Needleman, who visited ancient and now semi-desolate hillside villages for T, shares how to get the experience.
By Deborah Needleman
TimesVideoItaly's Ghost Towns
Almost 2,500 rural villages have nearly no one living in them at all.
By Domingo Milella
Profile in Style: Sid Kasliwal
Inside the world of an heir to Gem Palace, Jaipur’s legendary jewelry emporium.
Inside the Sparkling World of Siddharth Kasliwal
An heir to the Gem Palace, Jaipur’s legendary jewelry emporium, shares his inspirations — and vision.
By Nancy Hass
TimesVideoIndian Jewelry: A History Lesson
Rings to conceal Kama Sutra, store poison — and other clever designs from the past.
By Barbara Anastacio
Market Report8 Cozy, Graphic Sweaters for Fall
Autumnal knits with playful patterns make cooler weather something to celebrate.
TimesVideoHouse Tour | Andrea Tognon
A stroll through the architect’s laid-back live/work space in Milan.
By J-P Balas
State of Play: Suiting Meets Sportswear
Fall’s free-spirited look, photographed on the models Chris Diena and Diacaria.
A Shoe for Every City Type
From Chelsea boots to lace-up shoes and sneakers — something for everyone.
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