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In Wonderland

Coach creative director Stuart Vevers and husband Ben Seidler's country cottage on 40 rolling acres is filled with antiques, flea market finds and their gorgeous young twins.

Mr. Happy

Kieran Culkin as electric an actor as he is a constitutionally ambivalent one-anchors the dark comic indie A Real Pain, and is leading Glengarry Glen Ross to Broadway. It's a lot to process.

Coming Up Rosy

The new blush isn't just for the cheek. Coco Mellors feels the flush.

Full Flower

Erdem Moralioglu plants a new seed with his bloom-adorned bag.

What's Going On With Pants?

The current (and oft-confusing) proliferation of them mirrors our lives today. By Maya Singer.

Out of the Box

A biopic made from Legosfor Pharrell Williams.

SHAPE SHIFTER

Who is Lady Gaga now? A Hollywood superstar, a pop innovator, and a much happier, more grounded creature altogether. But as Jonathan Van Meter discovers, she's still an ever-evolving puzzle all her own. Photographed by Ethan James Green.

The Numbers Game

Age has long been like a board game: Hit 40, and you can no longer pass Go. But all of that is now changing, says Maya Singer.

WOMAN TO WOMAN

Chemena Kamali's debut for Chloé was notable most of all for the way it connected with so many. Chloe Schama meets the designer whose name is on everyone's lips.

SUPERNOVA

A searingly modern take on Sunset Boulevard, starring Nicole Scherzinger at the height of her powers, comes to the New York stage.

The UN-TRAD RISE of NARA AZIZA SMITH

Her FROM-SCRATCH COOKING VIDEOS regularly go VIRAL to the tune of 20 MILLION VIEWS, inspiring AWE, RAGE, and MEMES galore. But if you ask Smith about it, \"It isn't that DEEP.\"

Mr. ARMANI's Universe

Over the past five decades, GIORGIO ARMANI has constructed his own CINEMATIC WORLD out of FASHIONand with an ambitious new PROJECT in NEW YORK, now you can LIVE in it too

Her OWN Way

As one of the most beloved K-POP IDOLS, JENNIE is always THINKING about what her FANS want from HER. But what does she want for HERSELF?

Housemates JULIA FOX and RICHIE SHAZAM on MOVING IN together, the beauty of CHOSEN FAMILIES, and what it means to MAKE A HOME

In January 2023, Julia Fox posted a tour of the Manhattan apartment she was living in with her young son, Valentino, to TikTok, and it immediately went viral.

INTERIOR Lives

DEREK C. BLASBERG talks to LAUREN SANTO DOMINGO and MARTINA MONDADORI about living in spaces created by a pair of interior-design visionaries-RENZO MONGIARDINO and FRANÇOIS CATROUX-and the most important LESSONS they LEARNED from working with these LEGENDS of HOME.

All WRAPPED Up

What's SO MAGICAL about a MAX MARA COAT? Why the ITALIAN label's enviable OUTERWEAR has become a bona fide OBSESSION.

Front Row well,LaDiDa!

Diane Keaton is a style icon for the ages, and her new book takes a walk down fashion memory lane.

Naked Truths KIT HARINGTON

Currently pushing boundaries in Slave Play in London's West End and the spicy third season of Industry, Kit Harington has left Jon Snow in the dust. The actor, 37, fields our questions on the work that fuels him, and the women he's loved and learned from.Kit Harington has left Jon Snow in the dust. The actor, 37, fields our questions on the work that fuels him, and the women he's loved and learned from.

THE PROVOCATEUR

As Rick Owens celebrates 30 years, the designer can still shock and awe with the best of them.

STRIKING A CORD

As Gen Z ushers in the return of wired headphones, Chanel creates a new take on a timepiece that doubles as a necklace, headphones, or a bracelet.

Pyramid DREAM

Anew museum of epic proportions is giving visitors anew view of kevptian history.

I'm With the Bag

Weekend Max Mara’s famous Pasticcino Bag goes on its annual world tour. Next stop: apan.

Kelly Rutherford Loves When You Call Her Birkin Mom

former star of Gosszp Gir! has morphed into Instagram’s new favorite quiet luxury icon.

LISA UNLEASHED

With a new solo project, her own management company, and her acting debut in 7e White Lotus, the Blackpink idol is sitting pretty.

They Came to PLAY

WNBA stars are turning heads onand off the court

When in Rome- Rediscover the eternal city through a slew of new properties that ooze sprezzatura

Italy's capital is a dramatic mash-up of ancient and modern, flawed and reinvented, chaos and control. Winding through the streets, visitors can have the heady experience of turning a corner and feeling like they traveled back in time. It's a city with so many historical layers and styles, says Daria Reina, who, along with her husband, Andrea Ferolla, founded the cult boutique Chez Dede. You can feel the spirits of the people who came before and left behind their soul. The couple just opened Superattico Monserrato, a 1,400-square-foot penthouse apartment in the same building as the store. Eclectically appointed with contemporary art, bed linens designed by Reina and Ferolla, vintage Marcel Breuer chairs, and Venini chandeliers, it's like living in a Chez Dede world.

Mixed Company - An artist alliance between chef Daniel Humm and painter Francesco Clemente blossoms in a new bar

Three years ago, Francesco Clemente was in his Manhattan studio speaking with a friend, a devoted vegetarian, by phone. “She was asking me if we should go have a meal at Daniel’s restaurant,” recalls Clemente, meaning the much-acclaimed and then newly plantbased Eleven Madison Park, helmed by chef Daniel Humm. “I said to her, ‘I don’t know Daniel.’ And then the bell rang, and Daniel was in the room.”

Eastern Passage - On trips to India and Bangladesh, the novelist Nell Freudenberger struggled with what to wear—and what kind of woman she wanted to be.

I was 22 when I first went to India. In the late ’90s, the hippie trail from Agra to Jaipur to Rishikesh was still full of backpackers. Germans, Israelis, and Australians traversed the country in elephant-printed harem pants and Buddhist prayer beads, indulging in banana-pancake breakfasts and cannabis-laced bhang lassis. My boyfriend—a serious student of the subcontinent, equipped with maps, train tables, and a prestigious fellowship—planned to do India differently. We would dress respectfully, live on a local budget—less than $5 a day—and see places other backpackers missed. When we bought cannabis, it was from a farmer in a Himalayan village where they grew the world-famous Malana cream. We were two recent Harvard graduates in India, and we were all about doing our homework.

THE HEIST OF THE Heart

I have come to meet a movie star, but it’s not a movie star who arrives— it’s a mother of four.

TIME'S ARROW

A celebrated Broadway-bound play by Jez Butterworth, The Hills of California, captures the youthful ambitions and dashed dreams of a quartet of English sisters.