Archive

September 2004

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Features
3 Englishmen In New York
The British are coming! Actually, they've already arrived. Three of our favorite chaps conquer the city in style.
The Wonderful World of Murakami
Modern artist and master merchandiser, Takashi Murakami designs sculptures that soar and handbags that sell. A portrait of the man who mixes naughty and nice, cartoonish and classical, hype and hope.
All That Glitters
Deco & Diamonds
Cartier defined Art Deco at its best. Those bangles and baubles and bright colorful beads still wield, reports Annemarie Iverson, a powerful magic.
Tito's Passion
Gemologist Tito Pedrini
By Design
New Amsterdam
In a city where tradition meets the avant-garde in shops, cafés, even living room windows, Reggie Nadelson finds the heart of modern Dutch design.
Culture Watch
Bare Essentials
Photographer Candida Höfer
Strokes of Genius
Abstract painter Caio Fonseca gets his first major museum exhibition in America.
Dispatch
Sri Lanka's Slow Return to Paradise
Three years after a cease-fire was declared, a measure of tranquillity has descended on this magical island. Glyn Vincent tours a country teetering between war and peace.
Dress Code
Double Vision
Design duo KaufmanFranco make their debut with a women's collection.
The Zegna Mystique
Behind every successful man is a strong woman
What's In Store
Tory's glory
Food
Chefs Gone Wild
Three hot chefs and one celebrity party planner wine, dine, and whisk their way through South Africa. Richard David Story goes along for the ride.
The Art of the Tarte
Master confectioner Pierre Herme combines exotic ingredients with a flair for the dramatic at Paris's chicest patisserie.
Golf
At Play on the Fields of the Lords
A new course, built on the former estate of the earls of Clarendon, may well be England's first truly great
Home Front
Dinner For Eight, Late?
Drinks poolside? A brunch for 40? Two pros tell all, including how to get the best bartenders in town and order up stone crabs from Miami.
Wrap Star
Paper by Neisha Crosland
Travel
Are Airlines Beginning to Get It Right?
Not all the news emerging these days is bad. In fact, reports David Kaufman, from business-class-only carriers to futuristic security scanning, things are looking up.
Wine & Spirits
A New Reign in Spain
Martin Filler discovers why Prioratos, the power-packed red wines from Catalonia, are suddenly all the rage, giving the more famous Riojas and Riberas a run for their dinero.
Worldly Goods
Games People Play
Ghisò accessories
Koi Story
Collectors invest heavily in stocks and ponds.
Shaken Not Stirred
A new generation develops a taste for vintage cocktail shakers.
Black Book
A Perfect Weekend
Lille, France
Band of Brothers
Jewelry designer Catherine M. Zadeh
Checking In: Chicago
Mid-American beauties
Design at Any Price
Serious chops
First Look
Ducasse in Tunisia
Hot Bottles
The Kiwi cult
In Fashion
Walking on air
Masters of Craft
Hip on the range
Object Lesson
Looming Large
Off the Beaten Path
Just outside Rio
On the Radar
Hamburg's high style
On the Road
The return of the Italians
Private Lives Public Places
Diane von Furstenberg, designer
Sign of the Times
Smoking section
Spanish Passport
Travel specialist Made for Spain
Tech Toy
Far from home
The Collectors
Himalayas in Manhattan
The Cultured Traveler
Schepps-shape
The Peripatetic Gourmet: New York
Where the city that never sleeps eats
Tip Sheet
The new cruisers
Update
London
Web Smarts
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