CATEGORIES

MIAMI? MINIMAL.

DESIGNER MARTIN BRÛLÉ MAKES FABULOUS UNFUSSY IN A SOUTH FLORIDA PIED-À-TERRE.

Radical Realism

Katina Danabassis has become the go-to costume designer for A24's brand of zeitgeist-y cool.

DOES ANYBODY REMEMBER DRAMA?

Cinemas were once dazzling architectural statements. Now, after decades of the pictures literally getting smaller, there's a renewed appetite for Golden Age glamour.

ALESSIA in WONDERLAND

IN THE ITALIAN SKI RESORT OF CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, A MILANESE HOMEOWNER TAPS HER ARCHITECT SISTER TO BUILD AN ALPINE CHALET WITH FANTASTICAL FLAIR.

The Red Carpet Has No Age Limit

Actresses like Cate Blanchett and Naomi Watts are challenging the long-held style rules for women over 50.

Saoirse RONAN

The Irish actress became an unlikely American everygirl. But at 30, she's ready to paint with a darker palette.

BIOGRAPHY OF A ROOM

BE IT VIA GOSSIP GIRL, SEX AND THE CITY, OR REAR WINDOW, we all have our fantasy versions of New York City.

IN THE LAND OF WOMEN

With The Room Next Door, Pedro Almodóvar tackles a new language, but his ability to translate the experience of women remains rock solid.

Can We Antiage Our Ovaries?

Some promising evidence points to yesand it could help more than your fertility.

Karla Sofia GASCON Selena GOMEZ.&Zoe SALDANA

Three very different actresses found sisterhood and career-transforming rolesin Emilia Pérez.

IT'S SO VERY YOU

So what if it's a rental? Swap out the curtains, put up new wallpaper, go crazy. It's your home after all, so own it - even if you really don't.

CIAO, MADISON

A new 12-story building offers a blueprint for how to live like Armani.

Demi MOORE

The Substance star has reached a State of enlightenment.

The Life of Bath

The ancients invented them, the Enlightened brought them home, and the Victorians gave them feet. Tubs continue to evolve but are as much a luxury today as they've ever been.

ArtHouse

A temporary Louis Vuitton flagship brings some firsts to New York City.

DRYJANUARY FOREVER

Drinking can feel sewn into the fabric of your twenties—those glittery, alcohol-fueled nights on the town, after-work happy hours, and bottomless brunches that seem ubiquitous in our culture. But some of today's twentysomethings are rewriting that script.

When Can We Move In?

Your next out-of-office email could be sent from one of the world's most beautiful hotel rooms. Go ahead, sign off early.

Cynthia ERIVO

For the Nicked star, every character is achance to know herself more deeply.

IT'S HUMAN NATURE

SHEILA BRIDGES DRAWS FROM VERMONT'S HISTORY AND WILDERNESS TO BRING LIFE AND CHARACTER TO A SPRAWLING NEW HOME.

VIENNA WAITS FOR YOU

DESIGNER BEN PENTREATH RECOUNTS HOW HE BROUGHT A VIBRANT ENGLISH SENSIBILITY TO A QUINTESSENTIAL AUSTRIAN TOWNHOUSE.

SNOW in Every WINDOW

IN MONTANA'S EXCLUSIVE YELLOWSTONE CLUB, COMMUNE DELIVERS A WEST COAST GROOVE TO A HOME WITH PRISTINE VIEWS OF BIG SKY COUNTRY.

Julianne MOORE & Tilda SWINTON

For these two Oscar winners, a long-hoped-for collaboration in The Room Next Door feels meant to be.

In the Public Eye

When Shiori Ito's sexual assault investigation was dropped. she de the camera on herself to find justice.

What a Trip DREWSTARKEY

Along with his capital-Pperformance as bad guy Rafe in Outer Banks, Drew Starkey has scored his big movie break. He tells us about his buzzy role in Queer, based on the William S. Burroughs novel.

Mikey MADISON

With her breakout role as a sex worker, the Anora stay learned much more than how to dance.

SEIZE THE DAY

Twenty-four hours in the life of good gifts.

Danielle DEADWYLER

The Piano Lesson star is highlighting Black history through her film roles.

CHOPPED AND STEWED

The other day, at a Nigerian restaurant called Safari, in Houston, Texas, I peeled back the plastic wrap on a ball of fufu, a staple across West Africa.

NO WAY BACK

The resurgence, in the past decade, of Paul Schrader as one of the most accomplished and acclaimed contemporary movie directors is part of a bigger trend: the self-reinvention of Hollywood auteurs as independent filmmakers.

THE CHOOSING ONES

The saga of my Jewish conversion began twenty-five years ago, when I got engaged to my first husband.