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In the late 1800s, a teenage Guccio Gucci left Florence, Italy, and headed off to London, where he found work as a porter at the Savoy Hotel. Fascinated with the lifestyles of...

Every artist hopes for two things: that their work will be appreciated in their lifetime. And that it’ll endure after their death.That second hope is embarrassing for some artists to admit, but...

This is a portrait of me (at top) in Naxos, Greece, taken by my partner last summer. We’ve been going to the same area for 10 years, and we eat at the...

Relaxed layers in a mellow palette of earth tones and pastels reflect the kicked back lightness of the season.

THE FIGS ARE as big as a baby’s fist at Sahadi’s; the dates, plump, juicy and sweet. The venerable Middle Eastern grocery store on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn Heights also sells luscious...

Fendi, like many of its Italian counterparts, didn’t begin as a fashion house. In 1926, Venturini Fendi’s maternal grandparents, Adele Casagrande and Edoardo Fendi, opened a small leather goods store and fur...

The German furniture and interior designer Valentin Loellmann, 39, was a restless child. Growing up on a farm in the southern state of Baden-Württemberg, he would rearrange his bedroom weekly in an...

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This season’s fashion gives a fresh take on old-school tailoring.

“CHAIRS ARE ARCHITECTURE, sofas are bourgeois,” the Swiss French architect Le Corbusier reportedly once said. A forefather of the clean-lined Modernism that defined European architecture in the decades following the First World...