Jasper Johns, American Legend
The artist’s work has managed to speak both to and for the country’s consciousness for the last 60 years — and he’s not done yet.
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T’s March 3 Men’s Fashion Issue
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CreditDigital image © The Museum of Modern Art/licensed by Scala, NY/Art Resource, NY © 2019 Jasper Johns/licensed by VAGA at ARS, NY How Kim Jones Is Remaking the Dior Man
Masculine or feminine? Street wear or couture? At the storied fashion house, its men’s designer delights in the spaces between.
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CreditNigel Shafran A New Apartment That Conjures the Spirit of 1960s Milan
Tasked with remaking a home in the birthplace of midcentury Italian Modernism, the firm Marcante-Testa stayed true to the space’s roots.
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CreditFrançois Halard Leather Underground
Complete with hardware and hints of pink, this season’s men’s wear pays homage to the eternal style of New York’s 1980s club scene. But, paired with ruffled blouses, satin dusters and even a kimono for T’s latest digital cover story, the punk-inspired looks are for everyone.
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Seth Meyers on Donald Trump, Fatherhood and What He Won’t Joke About
A wide-ranging conversation with the era’s defining late-night host on the eve of his show’s fifth anniversary.
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CreditSean Donnola Q&ASpring Fashion, Photographed in New Orleans
Captured on sun-dappled streets, loosely tailored suits worn with soft accents reflect the easy mood of the city itself.
CreditPhotograph by Mark Steinmetz. Styled by Jay Massacret The Man Who Designed Dean & Deluca, and the Look of Modern Kitchens
In the ’70s, the artist Jack Ceglic created the gourmet grocer's aesthetic, with industrial touches aplenty. His own home in East Hampton is even more appealing.
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CreditBlaine Davis Home and WorkT’s Men’s Fashion Issue: The Hours
You will never become an artist if you don’t spend every day being an artist.
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CreditJoel Sternfeld Letter from the Editor
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Notes on the CultureThomas Keller’s New Restaurant, a Fashion Designer’s Toy Collection and More
T’s roundup of people, places and things to know now.
Of a Kind: Paul Smith Toys
The designer’s collection, which he keeps in his office, makes him think of the movie “Toy Story.”
A New Sort of Men’s Fashion
Photographed in New Orleans, looks that mix roomier suiting with florals and ruffles.
Notes on the CultureThe Designers Making Couture for Men
John Galliano, Clare Waight Keller, Raf Simons and Kim Jones are creating sumptuous, handcrafted men’s wear, to marvelous and subversive effect.
By Thessaly La Force
Jordan Roth Tries On the Season’s Couture
“What’s so extraordinary about the art of couture,” says the Broadway theater impresario, “is both the idea and then the execution of the idea.”
TraditionsCould Papier-Mâché Be the Perfect Medium for Our Times?
Most often associated with domestic craft, the humble art form makes its return.
By Christine Smallwood
T IntroducesThe Secret Ingredient for These Desserts: A 3-D Printer
The Ukrainian architect Dinara Kasko makes structures based on algorithmic models — and they just happen to be rendered in mousse and meringue.
By Ligaya Mishan
TimesVideoThe Making of a 3-D Cherry Layer Cake
The Ukrainian chef Dinara Kasko uses a 3-D printer to create her algorithmic pastries.
By Dinara Kasko
In Fashion: Knife-Sharp Tailoring
For spring, checks and pinstripes, animal prints and sequins usher in a new wave of cool.
Profile in StyleThe Men’s Wear Designer Inspired by Vintage Cars and Da Vinci
Alessandro Sartori, the artistic director of Ermenegildo Zegna, shares his many influences.
By Lindsay Talbot
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