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A reader is confused by the variety of hemlines he sees on trousers.
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How to Dress for a Fall Beach Day
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When the sea air turns crisp, try woolly shearlings, cozy knits and nubby tweeds.
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On Emma Prempeh’s Canvases, Countries Collide
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The artist Emma Prempeh discusses her multifaceted sense of home and the freedom she’s found with a brush.
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An Italian Designer’s Country and City Homes
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The Italian interior designer Paola Moretti shows off her two very different homes: a pared-down mountain house and a city apartment in a converted church rectory.
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A Hotel Had the Perfect Chairs. How Do I Get Them at Home?
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The story behind a pair of seats at New York’s Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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Reasons to Have Faith in Fashion
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Textile waste. An obsession with thinness. Too many men at the top. At a time when the industry can be dispiriting, designers and others talk about what makes them optimistic.
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Why the Sunflower Suddenly Looks Fresh Again
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Long considered commonplace and overly cheerful, the bloom is once more enchanting designers.
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These Offbeat Wall Mirrors Do More Than Reflect
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A roundup of colorful, intricate and otherwise unconventional pieces that will add personality to any room.
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A New Exhibition at the Jack Shainman Gallery Highlights Gordon Parks’s Creative Community
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