“There are pieces that I used on that film that are still there today that I see hanging. Like notable pieces that made camera on principles. And I love that …
In the era of Pinterest and Instagram, it’s easy to find interior inspiration with a flick of the index finger—sometimes too easy. The endless scroll is just that, serving up …
That “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion”—the upcoming exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute with its accompanying Met Gala—veers closer to a forensic than a fantastical reading of clothing …
Margot Robbie: The method dressing was Andrew’s genius; I definitely can’t take credit. But I did say, “If there was ever an opportunity to really have fun on a press …
The resulting arrangements in this chapter echo wild meadows in midsummer bloom, with arrangements of Sweet Annie, artemisia, twisted blackberry vines, wild grasses, Ladyâs Bedstraw, and Queen Anneâs Lace. Itâs …
“Karl Lagerfeld,” writes Patrick Mauriès in the introduction to Karl Lagerfeld: A Life in Houses, “changed his decor even more often than his image.” Indeed, the 13 homes belonging to …
There’s something deeply romantic about Nina Freudenberger’s new book, Mountain House. Perhaps it’s the season in which they were captured: Many of the homes—which range from cliffside manses to log …
“Casa Maria Luigia is a home and a hotel…It is imaginary and real,” writes Lara Gilmore in Slow Food, Fast Cars: Casa Maria Luigia – Stories and Recipes, the new …
Hubert de Givenchy, was just 24 when he founded his own maison in 1952 after working on boutique collections for Elsa Schiaparelli. Youth became his initial calling card; his daring-for-the-time …
We’ve all been charmed by the fantasy of the effortless host: the “I don’t know how she does it” entertainer whose wondrous tablescape is matched only by the impressive list …