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Not your granny’s woollens: why crazy weather calls for a twin set

The smart guide to super-fine layers

27 days ago

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Danish jeweller Georg Jensen has taken on a charming new direction

A new designer has uncovered a trove of “eccentricity” in Copenhagen

about 1 month ago

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Take one cake... Nigel Slater’s recipe for a festive fragrance

The food writer has cooked up a Christmas candle. It’s something to feast on

about 2 months ago

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Alex Russell Flint’s interiors education

The artist has turned an old French schoolhouse into a gloriously sprawling home

3 months ago

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Guillaume Diop is dancing with joy

The first Black étoile at the Paris Opera Ballet talks racism, regimens and recognition

4 months ago

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Why we’re giddy for the scent of saddle leather

Meet the stable of new horse-inspired fragrances

4 months ago

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An insider’s guide to Biarritz

Gallerist Lucy Chadwick on the Gallic cool of her seaside home

8 months ago

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An insider’s guide to Warsaw

I was born in Warsaw and I feel very attached to the city. In my 20s I moved to New York to do an internship at Proenza Schouler. My boyfriend, now my husband, wanted to stay in the US. But I always wanted to come back. It led to me launching a made-in-Poland accessories brand here. No one thinks of Poland when they think of bags or leather. Friends in fashion were asking, “Are you sure?” But it turned out to be a great idea. When we launched Chylak in 2014, we saw people with Polish surnames bu…

about 1 year ago

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Puma creative director June Ambrose talks taste - Financial Times

My personal style signifier is a hat. I’m vertically challenged, so I use a chapeau to extend my height when I’m not wearing heels, or when I’m wearing a silhouette that needs me to look taller. A good lid ends the sentence in every look – it’s the punctuation. I keep my collection in storage, rotate them, then sell them off when I’m fully done. I’m launching a bespoke range of my own one day. The last thing I bought and loved was a pair of Dries Van Noten mesh basketball pants I got when I was…

about 1 year ago

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Dancer and choreographer Léo Walk talks taste

The Paris-based choreographer collects stones, admires JFK Jr, and smells of Terre d’Hermès

almost 2 years ago

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