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Sep-2008
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Feeling GrüVe
Achtung, oenophiles!
Austrian wines are on the rise. From Kamptal’s
Kellergassen
to Wachau’s Weinstube and prime vineyards in between, Anya von Bremzen reports.
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Places That Still Matter
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Chow Time: Then & Now
From Beijing duck to boldfaced regulars, an evening at the iconic Mr Chow still manages 30 years on to satisfy more than just a craving for good Chinese.
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Black Book
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Close Shaves
Spa-ing in Sardinia
Bottoms Up: China Cocktail Cool
In Shanghai young mixologists are combining exotic fruits and spices, foams, and supercooled liquids to stage a gourmet revolution in the city’s bar scene. And in response the city’s nightlife cognoscenti are flocking to boîtes th...
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Q+A: Juliette Binoche
Vamizi, Mozambique
A Hungry Day in London Town
We Be Geejamming
Bohemian bonhomie is the rule at this revitalized resort in Jamaica’s Port Antonio.
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Dr. Brandt’s Ten-Minute Necklift
Villa to Rent: Como Chic
The Bonesetter’s Daughter
The Dopp Kit: Perfectly Pucci
So Hvar, So Good
How one little island in the Adriatic Sea is starting to give the Mediterranean a run for its euros.
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Palazzo Tornabuoni
Mastering the Art of Gelato
Reggie Nadelson finds her favorite frozen delicacy in a surprising location.
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The World According to Franca Sozzani
In Paris: The Best-Kept Secret
Polo Season in Buenos Aires
Culture Watch
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Chez Chanel
The design of Chanel’s new fine-jewelry boutiques takes a page—and a Coromandel screen or two—from the past.
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The Global Reader: Semiauthorized
The Global Reader: Odile Hellier, Village Voice
Anatomy of a Museum
Man Behind the Masks
Elusive and something of an outsider in the Beijing art world, painter Zeng Fanzhi has shot to the head of the class.
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Photo Finished
Long a favorite of artists’, beloved by millions for its undeniable magic, the iconic Polaroid is gone in an instant.
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The Global Reader: Q+A with Carlos Fuentes
The Global Reader: Building Up
Dress Code
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The A-to-Z Style Guide: A Special Section
Home Front
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Time Travel
Designed for Living
Out There
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1948: A Circus Odyssey
Worldly Goods
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The Marginal Cost of Being Green
Haute Mod
Voluptuous curves, bright colors, and crazy patterns—Pierre Paulin’s furniture turned the tables on midcentury design’s minimalism.
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Consuming Passions
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Creative Writing, Italian Style
Novelist Dani Shapiro’s new workshop brings a group of talented writers to the Amalfi Coast.
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The Philanthropist
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Saving the Mount
The Berkshires home of Edith Wharton testifies to her time and taste, but $3 million must be raised soon or it may become a historic footnote.
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Features
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Does Anyone Still Wear a Hat?
The Frieze Generation
A decade after Saatchi and the Young British artists caused a sensation, Pernilla Holmes and Stephen Wallis report on London’s new art and design wave.
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Three for the Road
When the weather begins to change, a lot of golf pros head for warmer climates. Devoted pupils Gerald Imber, Michael Kramer, and John Stacks decide to follow.
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Your Own Private Tuscany
It took a village—and some 200 craftsmen, artisans, gardeners, bricklayers, painters, architects, and preservationists working round the clock—but Tuscany’s Castiglion del Bosco is now open for membership. Wild boar hunting, anyon...
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The Jeweler of Jaipur
The king of India’s gem palace brings rose-cut diamonds, unheated sapphires, and green tourmaline armbands to New York.
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Variations on a Theme
The suit—in all its incarnations—is ready for its close-up.
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