On the Runway Blog
A Rainy Night of Stars, and a Laurel
By CATHY HORYN
Last night was the Fashion Group's annual blowout, at Cipriani Wall Street, a journey of 1,000 miles (it seemed).
Jonathan Becker
Graydon Carter and Fran Lebowitz.
A new book on Anderson & Sheppard captures the appeal of bespoke tailoring over a century.
On the Runway Blog
Talley Prepares Museum Exhibition
By ERIC WILSON
"People love fashion exhibits because they can fantasize," Mr. Talley said. "They can respond to a dress even if they can never wear a dress like that."
Browsing
Readers' Street Photos
All That Authenticity May Be Getting Old
By EMILY WEINSTEIN
Major retailers like West Elm, CB2, Pottery Barn and Restoration Hardware all sell vintage or handmade objects, or produce items with that look.
A deluge of vintage and artisanal products is now available online and through mass-market retailers. Has authenticity become just another fad?
The Pragmatist
Childproofing: Crawling Your Way to Safety
By BOB TEDESCHI
The world of childproofing has changed in recent years, both in the hazards that families face at home and in the products available to help them.
On Location
In Brooklyn, Space and Light Meet Woodwork
By JOYCE WADLER
An architect took her dark, formal 1910 town house in Brooklyn and turned it Midcentury Modern.
Multimedia
Coaxing a 1910 Town House Into Midcentury Modern
A dark Brooklyn home with period wood paneling gets a contemporary look.
The Paint Whisperer at Home
Eve Ashcraft, an architectural color consultant, likes to paint, and repaint, her East Village apartment.
A House That Flows Into the Outdoors
In Key West, a hurricane-wrecked home is rebuilt as a private refuge.
Eat
Liquid Nitrogen Optional
By SAM SIFTON
Modernist cuisine made – well, not simple. But doable at least.
Diner’s Journal
The Minimalist: Free-Form Apple or Pear Tart
By MARK BITTMAN
This pie looks like a pizza.
Small Wonders
By JULIA MOSKIN
Why do we find tiny-size sweets enchanting if they are inherently less satisfying?
Eating Like a Rock Star at Emilio’s Ballato
An unassuming Italian restaurant on East Houston Street attracts some very famous patrons.
Reviewing Blueprint, the Cannibal and Wild Rise
A look at three new places serving ambitious bar food.
Tina Fineberg for The New York Times
MANHATTAN, OCT. 15 Cheng He, seated, and Evan Wolfson before the wedding.
Mr. Wolfson, a leading advocate of same-sex marriage, now celebrates the experience with Dr. He.
Bill White and Bryan Eure
By BOB WOLETZ
The couple, who met online, both have careers in business development.
Julianna Smoot and Lon Johnson
The bride works for President Obama’s re-election campaign; the bridegroom is a partner in an investment company.
Pamela Simpson and Kevin Nichols
The bride works for the Senate minority leader, and the bridegroom for a law firm.
Vows
Jacques Beaumont and Richard Townsend
By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS
Making a decision to delay one partner’s chemotherapy until they could be married.
Happily Ever After, ‘I Do’ or Not
By RUTH LA FERLA
Arnold Scaasi and Parker Ladd said the judge was absent, but they had sought to make their marriage vows, after 50 years together.
Video: Anne & Kimmy
In this homemade video, Dr. Anne Rounds and Kimmy Szeto illustrate the start their relationship together since dating when Anne was an undergraduate student and Kimmy was her teacher.
Using shades from fall's makeup collections, Laurence Hovart and Eric Maillet created works of art exclusively for The Moment.
T Magazine
Artifacts | Frances Stark's Best Thing
By LINDA YABLONSKY
Now at P. S. 1: a compulsively watchable, feature-length digital animation that goes well beyond the whisper of sweet nothings.
T Magazine
Paper Trail
By PILAR VILADAS
A new show at at the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London features 60 contemporary architecture magazines, fanzines and journals from more than 20 countries.
T Magazine
Design Bookshelf | 'Brilliant'
By PILAR VILADAS
In this sleek coffee-table volume, Linda O'Keefe explores the subtleties of white -- and traces its historic and cultural roots -- in interiors, architecture, and art.
T Magazine
Booze Cruise
By STEPHEN HEYMAN
The illustrator Chris Gall has blended his strangely transporting tableaus into the first cocktail book from the Manhattan speakeasy PDT.
T Magazine
Vain Glorious | Halloween Makeup
By JULIE EARLE-LEVINE
Halloween is nigh, and the big question for those who dare to dress up is should one go pretty or ghoulish?
T Magazine
Spooky Sketches | Bibhu Mohaptra
By CHELSEA ZALOPANY
In anticipation of Halloween: custom costumes from inspired designers.
The Moment
T Magazine
Profile in Style | Sarah Lavoine
By CHRISTOPHER PETKANAS
The Polish princess Sarah Lavoine - nee Poniatowski - is France's decorator du jour.
T Magazine
Gateway Playhouse | House of Horrors
By BRUCE PASK
This Halloween, the Gateway Playhouse is threatening to become the most haunted location in Suffolk County.
T Magazine
Cowboy Couture | Nudie Cohn at Mode Museum
By NANCY MACDONELL
A museum in Antwerp celebrates a Belgian singer who was pure Nashville in style.
T Magazine
Edible Selby | Boon Boxes
By TODD SELBY and ABBY AGUIRRE
As the creative director of Chez Panisse, the Kyoto-born chef Sylvan Mishima Brackett learned a thing or two about catering intimate events with elan.
T Magazine
Spooky Sketches | Tribune Standard
By CHELSEA ZALOPANY
In anticipation of Halloween: custom costumes from inspired designers.
T Magazine
Design Bookshelf | 'Staying Put'
By PILAR VILADAS
Duo Dickinson's book on home renovation is just as much about common sense as it is about aesthetic sense.
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