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A Home That Makes Time Travelers of Its Inhabitants
On a summer afternoon in 2017, a couple on a weekend trip from Manhattan were getting their car serviced at...
A Designer Who Lives Surrounded by Gems
When the jewelry designer Marco Panconesi was growing up in Italy in the 1990s, he spent his summers traveling...
A Portrait of 19th-Century Creole Culture
In an unfinished painting, the artist Andrew LaMar Hopkins depicts an interracial couple in 1830s Alabama. Source
The People James Baldwin Knew
The Provençal village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence, about 10 miles west of Nice, traces its origins back to roughly 1000 A.D....
A Conversation on ‘Go Tell It on the Mountain’
T’s Book Club consists of a series of articles and discussions dedicated to classic works of American literature. Here,...
Who James Baldwin Knew
The Provençal village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence, about 10 miles west of Nice, traces its origins back to roughly 1000 A.D....
Beneath a Full Moon, a Healing Ritual
In each installment of The Artists, T highlights a recent or little-shown work by a Black artist, along with...
Hawaii’s Next Wave of Natural Skin-Care Brands
It is not altogether surprising that Hawaii is at the forefront of our current golden age of natural skin...
Artist-Designed Holiday Cards, Ready for the Mail
With the holiday season upon us and the pandemic arguably at its height, it’s only natural to reminisce about...
The Munich Atelier Where Stained Glass Comes to Life
THE EXTRAVAGANT LUDWIG II, the so-called mad king of Bavaria, was said to love nothing more than a room...
What the Church Meant for James Baldwin
Allow me an analogous story from my own childhood: When I was a little girl, I played a secret...
A Timepiece That Doubles as High Jewelry
The Oyster Perpetual Datejust was introduced in 1945, Rolex’s 40th anniversary. The design brought together two of the 115-year-old...
The Appealing and Potentially Lethal Delicacy That Is Fugu
All eating is an act of trust; when you eat fugu, it’s just that the stakes are higher. In...
A Necklace That Highlights the Beauty in Versatility
When the Great Depression took hold in the early 1930s, fine jewelers scrambled to make their extravagant wares seem...
The Long and Tortured History of Cancel Culture
The modern scapegoat performs an equivalent function, uniting otherwise squabbling groups in enmity against a supposed transgressor who relieves...
The T List: Holiday Gift Guide, Part II
Welcome to the T List, a newsletter from the editors of T Magazine. For this week, we’ve turned it...
Glittering High Jewelry, Inspired by Tweed
The joy of inversion animated the work of Gabrielle (Coco) Chanel, the eminent 20th-century couturier who never encountered a...
When Fashion Favors the Bold
From left: Hermès sweater and pants, price on request, hermes.com. Prada shirt, $1,830, and skirt, $3,850, prada.com. Brunello Cucinelli...
The Grit and Glory of Dolly Parton
Parton addresses her own compositional facility by noting, first, that her varied experiences with genres — from the gospel...
Weekend Bags for a Fantasy Getaway
Supported byContinue reading the main storyMarket ReportThese eight oversize totes — some logoed, some understated — are perfect carryalls,...
