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    On The Verge

    A New Line Inspired by Dancehall and Handicraft

    The designer Rachel Scott has honed her skills at brands in Milan and New York, but when it came to creating her own label, Diotima, she looked homeward to Jamaica.

    By Alice Cavanagh

    1. PhotoFrom left: <strong>RINA SAWAYAMA</strong>, singer, 30, in a <strong>Versace</strong> bra, $10,450, skirt, $795, choker, price on request, bracelet, $495, and shoes, $1,295, <a href="https://www.versace.com/">versace.com</a>. <strong>ELTON JOHN</strong>, singer, 74, in his own <strong>Gucci</strong> clothing and his own accessories. Photographed at John’s home in Old Windsor, England, on March 1, 2021.
      CreditPhotograph by Harley Weir. Styled by Robbie Spencer

      New Friends

      The rising star and established icon who've discovered they have a lot in common.

      By Jon Caramanica

    3. PhotoOne of the friend groups photographed for T’s Culture issue, from left: <strong>PENE?LOPE CRUZ, <strong>ANTONIO</strong> <strong>BANDERAS, <strong>PEDRO ALMODO?VAR</strong></strong> </strong>and <strong><strong>ROSSY DE PALMA.</strong></strong>
      CreditPhotograph by Carlota Guerrero. Styled by Alicia Padro?n

      Making a Magazine in the Time of Covid-19

      A behind-the-scenes look at T’s 2021 Culture issue, an ode to friendship and a logistical feat, for which we followed ever-changing protocols in countries worldwide.

      By Caitlin Youngquist

  1. The T List

    PhotoFrom left: Yayoi Kusama’s “My Soul Blooms Forever” (2019) and “Ascension of Polka Dots on the Trees” (2002-21) at the New York Botanical Garden.
    CreditLeft: Courtesy of Ota Fine Arts, Victoria Miro and David Zwirner. Right: collection of the artist. Photos: Robert Benson.

    The T List: Five Things We Recommend This Week

    Yayoi Kusama at the New York Botanical Garden, ethically sourced housewares from Mali — and more.

  2. The 212

    PhotoSome of the dishes, places and people that feature in Reggie Nadelson’s book “Marvelous Manhattan” and that she recently revisited over the course of a week.
    CreditClockwise from top left: Donovan Smallwood; Alamy; Nina Westervelt; Paul Quitoriano (2); courtesy of Keens

    A Long-Awaited Return to Eating at Beloved New York Restaurants

    As the city’s sense of optimism grows, one author stops by her favorite Manhattan institutions, and orders a dish or two at each.

    By Reggie Nadelson

  4. The Artists

    PhotoCalida Rawles, “Echo My Moonlight” (2020).
    CreditPhoto by Marten Elder. Courtesy the artist and Lehmann Maupin, New York, Hong Kong, Seoul and London

    Beneath the Water’s Surface, a Moment of Repose

    Calida Rawles talks about creating this portrait, which is by turns photo-realistic and impressionistic, and for her evokes a sense of peace.

    By Lovia Gyarkye

  5. T Book Club

    PhotoPatricia Highsmith TKTKTKT
    CreditBridgeman Archive, Everett Collection, Getty Images, Photofest

    Do Patricia Highsmith Novels Make Good Films?

    The author’s oeuvre has long been the subject of cinematic preoccupation, inspiring over 20 screen adaptations and counting. Here, a close read of four of the best and worst of them.

    By Kerry Manders

  1. On beauty

    PhotoClockwise from top left: <strong>The Laundress x Aromatherapy Associates</strong> Forest Therapy Signature Detergent, $45, <a href="https://www.thelaundress.com/forest-therapy-signature-detergent.html">thelaundress.com</a>. <strong>Maja Njie</strong> Nordic Cedar, $145, <a href="https://www.museexperiences.com/product-page/nordic-cedar-eau-de-parfum-50ml">museexperiences.com</a>. <strong>Target</strong> Made by Design Balsam Fir Essential Oil, $18 for set, <a href="https://www.target.com/p/33-fl-oz-3pk-100-pure-essential-oil-relax-set-lavender-balsam-fir-relax-blend-made-by-design-8482/-/A-53846566#lnk=sametab">target.com</a>. <strong>Kate McLeod</strong> Grounding Stone, $38, <a href="https://www.katemcleod.com/products/grounding-stone">katemcleod.com</a>. <strong>Saint Olio</strong> Body Refresher in Sitka, $24, <a href="https://www.saintolio.com/three/body-refresher">saintolio.com</a>. <strong>The Nue Co</strong>. Forest Lungs, $95, <a href="https://www.thenueco.com/products/forest-lungs">thenueco.com</a>.
    CreditMari Maeda & Yuji Oboshi. Photo: Everett Collection. Market editor: Caitie Kelly

    How to Create an At-Home Forest Bathing Ritual

    With a little know-how, aspects of shinrin-yoku, the calming Japanese practice of spending time among trees, can be approximated indoors.

    By Kari Molvar

  3. PhotoStumpfl was drawn to the three-story townhouse on Rome’s quiet Via in Selci for its private courtyard. A Bizhan Bassiri sculpture sits at the top of the steps leading to the entryway.
    CreditAlba Deangelis

    When Ancient Rome Meets Minimalism

    Brioni’s Norbert Stumpfl has approached his family’s home with characteristic patience and attention to detail.

    By Kate Branch

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    T Book Club

    Join the editors and writers of T Magazine as we read works of classic American literature.

T's March 28 Design Issue

More in T's March 28 Design Issue ?
  1. PhotoAllium, foxglove, chives, alchemilla and roses grow in Jasper Conran’s tangled garden.
    CreditSimon Upton

    In Dorset, Jasper Conran’s Garden Runs Wild

    Set against the lush English countryside, the designer’s 17th-century home and its riotous plantings of magnificent blooms both defy and inspire his restrained elegance.

    By Nancy Hass

  4. PhotoA seating area in the apartment’s upper level is anchored by a candy pink silk rug, Marcel Breuer chairs and tables, vintage band posters and Scio?’s many art and design books.
    CreditDanilo Scarpati

    The Rome Apartment a Hotelier Calls Home

    Marie-Louise Sciò bounces among her family’s three hotels — including the legendary Il Pellicano in Tuscany — but her own flat is a different sort of retreat.

    By Nancy Hass

  1. Old Friends

    The celebrated filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar has relied on a stable of loyal collaborators for the past three decades. Along the way, their relationships have only deepened.

    By Michael Snyder

  2. How Friendship Helps Us Transcend Ourselves

    With good friends, as with great art, our sense of the world is challenged and transformed.

    By Megan O’Grady

  3. TY, Love You, See You Soon

    In a year without access to queer spaces, one writer considers the importance of the bonds they helped form.

    By Bryan Washington

  4. Party Friends

    For three years, the comedian Bowen Yang found community at Bubble_T, New York’s roving hub for queer Asian nightlife. Then the pandemic hit.

    By Jason Chen

  5. School Friends

    By Maya Phillips

  6. Friends Who Are Family

    For this multigenerational crew of artists, curators and a musician, kinship and collaboration go hand in hand.

    By M.H. Miller

  7. Friends Who Came Up Together

    By Sandra E. Garcia

  8. Hometown Friends

    Whether in Seoul or New York, this trio of Korean models feel at home when they're together.

    By Angela Koh

  9. The Composer of Noise

    A look back at one of those relationships where, despite changes in circumstance and place, two people are able to pick up where they left off.

    By Cathy Park Hong

  10. Friends Who Summer Together

    In an unusual season, a director and some of his closest collaborators came together on the Sicilian coast.

    By Noor Brara

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