Machines Like Us

A new musical on Broadway—imported from Seoul—asks age-old questions about romance, mortality, and living life to the fullest. The twist? Robots.

HEAT WAVE

A seductive, feverishly celebrated revival of A Streetcar Named Desire arrives in Brooklyn with a blockbuster cast—including an antihero for the ages.

The End of the Affair

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's new novel, Dream Count, is haunted by the idea of what could have been. Here, she tells the story of her own first love.

ALL IN THE FAMILY

New fiction looks at the ties that bind.

A Singular Man

Haider Ackermann took a call from Tom Ford, and everything changed: Now he's taking the helm of the brand Ford founded.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST

With new hotels and resorts, Big Sky, Montana, opens up.

AN EYE ON YVES

Hamish Bowles spent decades collecting the groundbreaking work of Yves Saint Laurent. Now, he writes, it's going on exhibit in the late designer's Marrakech museum.

TWO PRINCES

At a proving moment in men's tennis, a pair of young challengers on either side of the Atlantic are stepping up.

Play time

How does Sabrina Carpenter manage to be modern and nostalgic, girly and glam, sweetly romantic and totally risqué all at the same time? Abby Aguirre meets an irresistible pop conundrum.

Another World

A decade ago the artist Lorna Simpson took up painting for the first time. A monumental new show at The Metropolitan Museum of Art reveals all she's accomplished.

HAVING THEIR SAY

A trio of independent designers— each of whom has launched their brand since the pandemic—talk with Nicole Phelps about their processes, their challenges, and their triumphs.

BURNING BRIGHT

Tyla's rise, from South African newcomer to a global popiano sensation, is a reminder that dance music knows no boundaries.

Twisted Up

From the outside, Amy Griffin's life appeared picture-perfect. But she knew, deep down, that all was not right. In this excerpt from her memoir, The Tell, the initial signs of a childhood trauma begin to appear.

From the Ground Up

Sarah Burton's post-McQueen life has taken her to Paris and Givenchy, where she's rebuilding the house to imagine a whole new glorious future.

TRUE ROMANCE

Two lush new books look at the endless allure of the garden.

MOP TOPS

With its profusion of feathery layers, the shag is a distinct look, both retro and newly reinvented.

OUT OF THE JUNGLE

A retrospective of Brazilian artist Beatriz Milhazes opens at New York's Guggenheim.

From A to Zac

Zac Posen's arrival at Gap was a surprise to many, yet the former wunderkind of New York fashion is loving every minute of his new life. Irina Aleksander meets him as he goes big and gets ready to dress America.

McGIRR'S MCQUEEN

A year ago, Seán McGirr came out of nowhere to lead Alexander McQueen, one of fashion's most storied and emotionally charged houses. Hayley Maitland meets the genial young Irishman writing McQueen's next chapter.

TESTING GROUND

Sanaz Toossi brings English, her play about the trials of learning a new language, to Broadway.

IN STEP

Margaux Anbouba plays footsie with the final frontier of vintage shopping: shoes.

Through the Looking Glass

Sam McKinniss's Connecticut home is a magical, maximalist mash-up, tying together riotous color, throwback Americana, and the artist's uncanny visions of popular culture.

MAN ON WIRE

ADRIEN BRODY IS DRAWN TO HIGH-RISK ROLES AND FILMS THAT PUSH HIM TO EXTREMES. NOTHING HE'S DONE COMPARES TO THE BRUTALIST.

MIRACLE DRIP

NAD+ infusions have become increasingly popular, promising to magically turn back the clock. But are they too good to be true? Mattie Kahn investigates.

WHEN SPORTS MET FASHION...

Athletes as muses? The stadium as runway? The arena as front row? Fashion and sport needed no introduction, but lately they've become obsessed. Maya Singer reports.

FINAL CUT

\"WE WANT YOU TO GO FOR IT!\" ANNA TOLD ME

SCREEN TIME

Three films we can't wait to see.

Impossible Beauty

Sometimes, more is more: Surreal lashes and extreme nails put the fierce back in play

Blossoms Dearie

Dynamic, whimsical florals and the humble backdrops of upstate New York make for a charming study in contrasts.

HOME

Six years ago, Marc Jacobs got a call about a house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Making it his own, he writes, would be about love, commitment, anxiety, patience, struggle, and, finally, a kind of hard-fought, hard-won peace.