- August 27, 2007
- Dior Man
With the traditional vernacular of men’s clothes—understatement, attention to detail—Kris Van Assche is trying to make the fashion world forget about Hedi what’s-his-name.
- August 27, 2007
- Fall’s Dramatic Turn
Fashion changes. Heard that before? Every six months, it’s a designer’s job to satisfy our hungry eyes with some kind of newness.
- August 27, 2007
- The End of the Blob
The pouf was great, until designers grew tired of it. This fall, hard angles are the new fashion favorites—at least until that gets tired, too.
- August 27, 2007
- Conspiracy of Two
Theresa Duncan and Jeremy Blake were talented young artists who were deeply in love. Their bizarre suicides have captivated the art world: Was it their brilliant imaginations that did them in?
- August 27, 2007
- Cover Girl: Evan Rachel Wood
Beneath Evan Rachel Wood’s all-American, uncomplicated beauty lives a semi-suppressed style rebel.
- August 27, 2007
- Cover Boy: Paul Dano
"I guess the main purpose of clothing, for me, is so that I’m not naked,” says Paul Dano, best known for playing Dwayne, the sullen, willfully silent son in last year’s indie darling Little Miss Sunshine.
- August 20, 2007
- The Surf Prince of Long Beach
Fifteen-year-old Balaram Stack will be the first New Yorker to have a chance on the pro circuit in 30 years. Just how far can a local kid from a wave-deprived backwater ride his talent?
- August 20, 2007
- Why New Yorkers Last Longer
This city, once known as a capital of vice and self-destruction, is now a capital of longevity. What happened?
- August 20, 2007
- The Nuclear Family, Exploded
Celebrity blended families have become a cultural flash point, revealing a broad anxiety: Do parents really love adopted children differently than their own offspring?
- August 13, 2007
- The Deliverymen’s Uprising
For $1.75 an hour, they put up with abusive employers, muggers, rain, snow, potholes, car accidents, six-day weeks, and lousy tips. Not anymore.
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