
How to Create Your Own Herbal Tea Garden
For these uncertain times, a step-by-step guide to growing brew-friendly plants at home, and using them to make infusions that soothe and restore.
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For these uncertain times, a step-by-step guide to growing brew-friendly plants at home, and using them to make infusions that soothe and restore.
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A lifelong fan of zines and riot grrrl music, Seth Bogart makes work that pays tribute to the secret histories that formed him.
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In our 2020 Greats issue, out Oct. 25, T celebrates five talents who, in mastering their crafts, have changed their fields — and the culture at large.

In advance of a new exhibition, the acclaimed Belgian artist discusses his process and how the pandemic has shifted his perspective.
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The latest iteration of Louis Vuitton’s NéoNoé design features smaller proportions and a multicolored patchwork of shearling.
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On the occasion of his label’s 50th anniversary, Paul Smith talks about some of the inspirations behind his singular aesthetic.
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Venetian slippers, Lynda Benglis’s early work — and more.

Glenn Pushelberg and George Yabu perfected their adaptable halibut recipe over several summers at their cantilevered, glass-walled home on Long Island.
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Using a blizzard and a scarf, David Hammons humanized an otherwise demeaning 19th-century sculpture in New York.
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Carmen Herrera’s new show, serums for your skin — and more.

The industry has been quick to adapt to the realities of making and showing clothes during a pandemic, but that doesn’t mean the community and the pageantry aren’t missed.
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With this new painting, Jammie Holmes challenges the viewer to speculate about the unspoken worries weighing on his subjects.

By crowding his home to the corners with vintage furniture, antique china and collections of trinkets, a chef proves that too much is never enough.
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Three artists, a curator and a writer came together to discuss the pieces that have not only best reflected the era, but have made an impact.
By Thessaly La Force, Zoë Lescaze, Nancy Hass and
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In the 1930s, a group of trailblazing African-Americans bought plots for themselves in Sag Harbor, establishing a close-knit community that’s spanned multiple generations.
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After living around the world, Nicolò Castellini Baldissera has returned to the city in which his family — and his heart — has always resided.
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By continuously buying and selling the antique furniture, art and kitschy objects that fill its rooms, Dirk-Jan Kinet keeps his home dynamic and grand.
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At her family home, the textile designer Nathalie Farman-Farma has drawn from ancient Eastern and Western influences with scholarly respect and stylish abandon.
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By crowding his home to the corners with vintage furniture, antique china and collections of trinkets, a chef proves that too much is never enough.
By Nancy Hass and
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