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Bookworms, and Book Dogs and Book Cats and Book Rabbits
Cleo Le-Tan does not have pets. Not in the shop she recently opened. Not in the home she shares with her husband, Alex Detrick, and their two children, ages 2
Fashion Unites in Tribute to Alber Elbaz
PARIS — When the designer Alber Elbaz, who died from Covid-19 last spring, left his longtime job as creative director of Lanvin in 2015, he didn’t just jump straight into
Dressing Brides for ‘Their Red-Carpet Moment’
The Korean-American designer Andrew Kwon had always envisioned dressing women for the red carpet. The pandemic prompted him to change direction and focus on bridal fashion. “I knew I would
A Fresh Perspective on Downtown Youth Culture
Name: Marie Tomanova Age: 36 Hometown: Mikulov, Czech Republic, a castle-laden town near the Austrian border. Now Lives: In a one-bedroom apartment on the Lower East Side of Manhattan with
The Parisians Are Over FOGO
PARIS — On a recent sunny afternoon, a cluster of young women in short dresses and high boots crowded into a special elevator at Cheval Blanc, a new hotel in
A Scripted Ceremony Takes Center Stage
Cary Gitter texted his friend Sylvia Khoury out of the blue in September 2017 to ask about her friend Meghan VanArsdalen. “Hey, whatever happened to your friend Meghan,” he asked,
Should I Pay My Sister-in-Law for Helping With Child Care?
In January, my husband’s sister drove cross-country to help care for our two young sons while my husband was deployed in the armed services. When I proposed the idea, I
How to Fight Right — in a Pandemic or After
Dori Brail says she can tell when a fight is brewing with her wife of three years, Angie Peng. “I can feel it bubbling up,” said Ms. Brail, 41, a
It’s His Party, and He’ll Cry if He Wants To
Upstairs, removed from the bouncing party celebrating his Tony-nominated drama, “Slave Play,” the playwright Jeremy O. Harris cried — out of happiness for his friends who won awards but also