New Jersey’s own Philip Taaffe has a singular way of interpreting what he sees in India, Morocco and the Middle East onto canvas. The results are always a kaleidoscope of print and color. His paintings and mixed-media pieces are on exhibit now through May 14 at the Gagosian Gallery. Artwork © Philip Taaffe; Image Courtesy […]
With all this talk of Kate Middleton and Prince William’s pending wedded bliss, it’s hard not to get swept up in l’amour. Enter Lovers by Peynet, a charming collection of the late, great illustrator Raymond Peynet’s work, a must for any hopeless (or hopeful) romantic.
Picasso, Miró and Dalì founded the modern art movement in Spain, but what did the trio paint before they were famous? “Angry Young Men: The Birth of Modernity”, at Florence’s Palazzo Strozzi, answers the question with an exhibition dedicated to the artists’ early work. From Picasso’s Blue Period to Dalì’s uber-realistic paintings, the exhibit, which […]
It’s those unguarded, in-between moments that are the best—and most difficult to capture. They’re photographer Martien Mulder‘s specialty. Here, Martien shares her favorite pics, including the above image of Proenza Schouler designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez. See the feature…
Nothing says spring and summer like an espadrille. Hands-down, the shoe everyone in our office is wearing is the Lace Up Espadrille—it’s got both height and comfort and, in olive, ivory or black, is a chic accent to any look.
Elephants, giraffes, high gloss models—they all look good through photographer Greg Lotus‘ lens. Impressions, an exhibit including Lotus’ work for Italian Vogue, W, Vanity Fair and GQ, is on view at the newly opened gallery of 1stdibs@NYDC exhibition space at the New York Design Center through April 15. Above: “Elephant”, Italian Vogue, 2007
If you love Lulu deKwiatkowski‘s beautiful textiles and fabrics as much as we do, you’ll appreciate her collages, like White Angels, above, on display at her CLIC Gallery exhibit until May 8th.
Before Julia Child was a top chef, she was a top spy. Who knew? In Jennet Conant’s new book, A Covert Affair, the bestselling author investigates Julia and Paul Child’s experiences during World War II as members of the OSS. Here, Jennet talks about Julia, spies and her love of WWII history. See the feature…
Andre Walker launched Tiwimuta, a high-concept magazine, in 2007—exploring art, fashion and everything in between. Here, he shares his inspiration. See the feature…
Novelist Plum Sykes shares her secrets to a stylish spring in our latest Guest Editor’s Wish List. Read more… To see Plum’s insider tips for a summer in Southampton, featured in Harper’s Bazaar UK, click here.
Tory recently sat down with Pamela Golbin for her latest series of FIAF’s Fashion Talks. Tonight, Golbin, also the Chief Curator of the Louvre’s Musée de la Mode et du Textile, is interviewing jewelry designer Lorenz Bäumer, and Oscar de la Renta on April 4. Here, we asked Golbin about her favorite fashion chats and […]
Tea Obreht’s debut novel, The Tiger’s Wife (no relation to the tiger mom), beautifully weaves together three stories in one. Everyone in the office is engrossed.
The Look: A classic, clean shirtdress, the perfect piece for spring, summer and beyond. Style Tip: It doesn’t get more effortless—or versatile—than a shirtdress. In navy or white, it’s a blank canvas to complement your favorite piece of jewelry or high platform. Cinch it with a belt—wide or slim—for extra definition.
“I just returned from a quick trip to St. Barts. While I was there I had a great dinner with my friend Pamela Fiori at Maya’s. Fiori’s new book In the Spirit of St. Barths, gives an insider’s perspective of everything from island history to the best spots to take in the view.” —Tory
We love this photograph that showcases the artistic talent of the Ndebele people of South Africa. They are known especially for their beadwork and bold use of color.
In the Fifties, Elle photographer Georges Dambier was known for shooting models outdoors on location, be it Marrakech, St. Tropez or Paris. His first major U.S. retrospective, including photographs of icons like Suzy Parker, is currently on view at the Bonni Benrubi Gallery in New York. Above: Catherine and Her Surfboard, Biarritz, 1959
Hollywood producer Jennifer Todd shares the movies that changed her life and her late-night guilty pleasures. See the feature…
Tina Barney is famous for her beautiful images, usually in a family setting where something is just ever-so-slightly off. Her latest book, Players, is a collection of her work since 1988. To see Tina’s photographs of Tory’s Spring 2010 collection, click here.
Tommy Ton is one of the most recognizable street fashion photographers around. Women the world over stop and pose for him, hoping they’ll be featured on his site Jak & Jil. We caught up with him during one of his busiest times of year, Paris Fashion Week, to find out how much he packs into […]
Nina Garcia, Fashion Director of Marie Claire, tells us what she loves about her favorite Mustique getaway—from picnics at Lagoon Beach to dancing at Basil’s Bar. See the feature…
Hot pink, purple, blue, red, yellow, tiger spots, lady slippers—the orchids on view through April 25 at the New York Botanical Garden‘s Orchid Show: On Broadway are not to be missed.
Valerie Boster, Vogue’s Bookings Editor and an itinerant surfer, shares her favorite Tory look for spring break and her secrets for traveling in style.
Our hearts are breaking for our family, friends and the millions in Japan and around the world affected by the devastating disaster. To aid relief efforts, we have researched some different ways to help. Below, a list of charities currently on the ground in Japan. For more organizations that are helping, click here.
