Skip to contentSkip to site index
The New York Times Style MagazineThe New York Times Style Magazine

Highlights

    3. PhotoUsing an electric tufting gun, Atton Moore works on one of a series of rugs with motifs based on magnolia tree petals.
      CreditBenjamin McMahon

      On the Verge

      A Designer Who Makes Rugs Based on Screenshots

      Tom Atton Moore’s vibrant floor coverings are indebted to centuries-old craft techniques — and to the more contemporary art of trawling through one’s phone.

      By Clem de Pressigny

  1. On Beauty

    PhotoClockwise from top left: <strong>Rose MD</strong> Skin Calming Booster, $70, <a href="https://www.rosemdskin.com/collections/frontpage/products/rose-skin-calming-booster">rosemdskin.com</a>. <strong>Bynacht</strong> Hypercharged Glass Skin Serum, $320, <a href="https://www.net-a-porter.com/en-us/shop/product/bynacht/hypercharged-glass-skin-serum-30ml/1238556">net-a-porter.com</a>. <strong>Epara</strong> Intense Hydrating Mask, about $130, <a href="https://www.eparaskincare.com/products/intense-hydrating-mask">eparaskincare.com</a>. <strong>Estée Lauder</strong> Revitalizing Supreme+ Global Anti-Aging Cell Power Creme, $87, <a href="https://www.esteelauder.com/product/681/42475/Product-Catalog/Skincare/Revitalizing-Supreme/Global-Anti-Aging-Cell-Power-Creme?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIp6G7soyo6gIVjZOzCh0zsgBFEAQYASABEgKSC_D_BwE&amp;gclsrc=aw.ds">esteelauder.com</a>. <strong>Klur</strong> Brilliant Light Multi-Correctional Repair Serum, $80, <a href="https://klur.co/collections/shop/products/brilliant-light">klur.co</a>. <strong>L’Oréal Paris</strong> Revitalift Derm Intensives 1.9% Pure Hyaluronic Acid Ampoules, $25, <a href="https://www.lorealparisusa.com/products/skin-care/products/face-serums/revitalift-derm-intensives-1-9-pure-hyaluronic-acid-7-replumping-ampoules.aspx?shade=revitalift-derm-intensives-1-9-pure-hyaluronic-acid-7-replumping-ampoules">lorealparisusa.com</a>.
    CreditPhoto by Mari Maeda and Yuji Oboshi. Portrait by IDI.SHOW. Market editor: Caitie Kelly.

    Four Restorative Facials to Try at Home

    The products, tools and tips from the professionals that you need to be your own facialist.

    By Kari Molvar

  3. PhotoClockwise from top left: from “Welcome to Chechnya” (2020), “The Cave” (2019), “5 Broken Cameras” (2012), “Freedom on My Mind” (1993), “Honeyland” (2019) and “The Work” (2017).
    CreditClockwise from top left: Courtesy of HBO; National Geographic Films; © Kino Lorber Films/courtesy Everett Collection; Clarity Films; Ljubomir Stevanov/© Neon/Courtesy Everett Collection; Joe Wigdahl/© First Look Media/Courtesy Everett Collection

    Five Essential Documentaries, Recommended by David France

    With his new movie, “Welcome to Chechnya,” premiering on HBO, the filmmaker shares some of his favorites.

    By Max Berlinger

  5. PhotoFrom left: David Alekhuogie’s “roscoe’s long beach 34.0407° N, 118.3476° W” (2018), Troy Michie’s “Distorted In the Interest of Design” (2019).
    CreditFrom left: Courtesy of the artist and Commonwealth and Council, Los Angeles. Photo: Ruben Diaz; Courtesy of the artist.

    Works for the Now, by Queer Artists of Color

    Pride Month may have come to a close, but the wide-ranging pieces shown here have staying power.

  1. The 212

    PhotoA 1938 handbill from the Apollo.
    CreditCourtesy of the Apollo Theater Archives.

    The Theater Where Ella Fitzgerald Got Her Start

    The Apollo in Harlem has had a greater influence on American musical history than perhaps any other venue of the past century.

    By Reggie Nadelson

  4. On Beauty

    PhotoClockwise from left: <strong>Beautycounter</strong> Brilliant Brow Gel, $24, <a href="https://www.beautycounter.com/product/brilliant-brow-gel">beautycounter.com</a>. <strong>Chanel</strong> Les Pinceaux de Chanel Dual-Ended Brow Brush, $32, <a href="https://www.chanel.com/us/makeup/p/138851/les-pinceaux-de-chanel-dual-ended-brow-brush-n207/">chanel.com</a>. <strong>Milk Makeup</strong> Kush Triple Brow Pen, $22, <a href="https://www.sephora.com/product/milk-makeup-kush-triple-brow-pen-P457639">sephora.com</a>. <strong>Glossier</strong> Boy Brow, $16, <a href="https://www.glossier.com/products/boy-brow">glossier.com</a>. <strong>Tweezerman</strong> Ultra Precision Mini Slant Tweezer, $20, <a href="https://www.tweezerman.com/ultra-precision-mini-slant-tweezer.html">tweezerman.com</a>.
    CreditPhoto by Mari Maeda and Yuji Oboshi. Portrait by Indigital Images. Market editor: Caitie Kelly.

    How to Shape Your Eyebrows at Home

    A guide to trimming, tweezing and touching up your arches on your own, with some creative direction from the experts.

    By Kari Molvar

T’s May 17 Travel Issue

More in T’s May 17 Travel Issue »
  3. PhotoA temple on Crescent Lake at Mingsha Shan (Echoing Sand Mountain) near the town of Dunhuang in Gansu, China. Dunhuang was an important strategic base along the ancient Silk Road, near the entrance to the Hexi Corridor.
    CreditZhang Xiao

    A Poetic Journey Through Western China

    For years, Silk Road travelers made the grueling trek past towering mountain ranges and ancient cities now lost to time. Centuries later, one writer attempts to retrace the journey.

    By Anna Sherman

  4. PhotoA painting of a multitude of sitting Buddhas on the walls of Ajanta, the caves of Maharashtra, India. Believed to have been created between the first and second centuries B.C. and the fifth century A.D., the caves are one of the oldest Buddhist sites in the world.
    CreditBridgeman Images

    How the Buddha Got His Face

    His image is so commonplace that you could believe it must always have existed — yet for six centuries after his death, he was never once depicted in human form.

    By Aatish Taseer

  1. TimesVideo

    House Tour | Jonathan Adler and Simon Doonan

    The potter-designer and writer-fashion-commentator show T a few of their favorite things (and pastimes) at their summer home on Shelter Island, N.Y.

    By Scott J. Ross

  2. The T List: Five Things We Recommend This Week

    Three-course French meals for the home, a new Greek hotel — and more.

  3. The T List: Five Things We Recommend This Week

    Tree maps, jazz — and more.

  4. From Celine, a Pendant Designed by a Sculptor

    The collaboration is a new piece of César’s legacy, and of the larger history of artists making jewelry.

    By Lizzie Feidelson

  5. The T List: Five Things We Recommend This Week

    New work from Theaster Gates, bamboo-inspired fine jewelry — and more.

  6. How to Create Your Own Herbal Tinctures

    The herbalist Jade Marks shares three simple recipes for calming, restorative drinks.

    By Alex Tudela

  7. The 212

    The Italian Cafe Where New Yorkers Sample La Dolce Vita

    For generations, Caffé Dante served aperitivi to Manhattanites at its sought-after sidewalk tables. Now, the reimagined version is offering Negronis to go.

    By Reggie Nadelson

  8. For Pride Month, Eight Stories About Queer Power and Defiance

    Essential reading from T’s archive, including pieces on how L.G.B.T.Q. culture has re-envisioned the worlds of food, art and entertainment.

    By Kurt Soller

  9. Soothing Incense, Recommended by T Editors

    Scented smoke for the good of your space and state of mind.

  10. Reading Recommendations From Black Cultural Figures

    Janet Mock, Trevor Noah and others featured in T share their favorite books.