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On the eve of her next album, the singer has hybridized her many talents — music, dance, activism, aesthetics — to inspire a new model for the modern pop artist.
The late Chanel designer’s peers — including Florence Welch, Carine Roitfeld and Donatella Versace — reflect on his wit, generosity and boundless talent.
By Alice Newell-Hanson and Kin Woo
PhotoCreditFrom left: courtesy of Ici Selfcare; Claire Israël/courtesy of Maisie Café; courtesy of Chambelland
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.
The fashion house remains loyal to a way of life more common to Europe’s medieval guilds, dedicating itself to the idea of craftsmanship above all else.
Construction of the fashion house’s iconic bag, named after Grace Kelly, takes 20 to 25 hours at the Hermès atelier in Pantin, a suburb just outside of Paris.
Whether a trench coat or a jumpsuit, this season’s tailoring pays homage to both the precision and eccentricity of Savile Row. The bold looks hit the soggy streets of London for T’s first digital cover story.
Photographs by Johnny Dufort
PhotoCreditPhotograph by Esther Choi. Styled by Victoria Petro-Conroy
The social media phenomenon of documenting seemingly unappetizing cuisine is helping us rethink what dishes are not only worth eating — but venerating.
