Advertisement Fashion Review Image Arthur Arbesser, spring 2019.CreditCreditValerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times Sept. 20, 2018 MILAN — Let’s get it out of the way from the start: Gucci was gone. Decamped to Paris (one-time only) for a show on Monday; no longer the hype-driven, baby-dragon-toting curtain raiser for Milan Fashion Week. Oh, woe…
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[Get a weekly roundup of Times’ coverage of war delivered to your inbox. Sign up here.] So many veterans’ stories begin with them coming back home to find it’s a place with which they no longer identify. I don’t want to overstate my problems, but as a man who went to Iraq as a proud…
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While the pleasures of a good meal are gratifying, the real reason hospitals should offer better food is that nutrition is a pillar of good health, says Dr. David Eisenberg of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Dr. Eisenberg says the jury is no longer out on the benefits of eating a more…
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The food scientists kept tweaking the pizza’s cheese, bread and sauce until they all had the same level of moisture and the same pH, so they would not interact and spoil. And to fight oxidation, the team added a small sachet of iron filings to the sealed pouch, which will bind any free oxygen. When…
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Advertisement Foodies, cyclists and the aesthetically inclined will find much to like in this desert city, home to a new bike-share system, adobe architecture and restaurants that reflect a mix of cultural influences. Image A view of downtown Tucson.CreditCreditJohn Burcham for The New York Times By Elaine Glusac Sept. 20, 2018 As Austin is to…
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MILAN — There’s no shortage of fashion families in Italy: the Etros, the Missonis, the Ferragamos, the Fendis. And now you can add the Castiglionis back to that list. Two years after stepping away from the luxury label Marni that they founded (and turning the creative role over to Francesco Risso, formerly of Prada), the…
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But the alleged efforts by some luxury brands and lead suppliers to lower costs without undermining quality have taken a toll on those on those operating at the very bottom of the industry. Just how many are affected is difficult to quantify. According to data from Istat (the Italian National Institute of Statistics), 3.7 million…
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Folk art meets high fashion as fringed leather, suede patches, and whipstitched trimming make their way onto the season’s spirited shoes and bags. Suede handbag, Givenchy, $2,690. Mitchell Feinberg Advertisement — Continue Reading Below Suede sneaker, Tod’s, $675. Mitchell Feinberg Leather handbag, $3,950, charms, $290–$550 each, all, Loewe. Wraps courtesy of Red Gypsy Bohemian. Mitchell…
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Exhausted after an arduous trial, Lloyd Zimmerman was in no mood to fulfill special requests. In fact, the Minnesota judge just wanted to be left alone. But an unexpected call brought out his compassion. On this week’s Modern Love podcast, Giancarlo Esposito reads Mr. Zimmerman’s moving essay, “Making a Judgment on Love.” After long career…
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Chloe Stein, an executive chef and caterer, remembers fondly her fairy tale engagement in early September 2016. She and her then-boyfriend, Deepak Panjwani, a data analyst at Bloomberg, were vacationing in Sweden. They took a day trip to Drottningholm Palace, the private residence of the Swedish royal family, and toured the vast 16th-century gardens. At…
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