| Modern Love: When I Was Left to Speak for Both of Us A wife reflects on the roles played in her marriage while pondering her husband’s epitaph. feeds.nytimes.com |
Thinning Out I've been looking at the April issues, the month for taxes and shaping up and being sexy (in 60 seconds!), and I'm feeling strangely energized, if not entirely hopeful about the future of magazines. feeds.nytimes.com |
Fine Points: The Caftan Brings a Middle East Touch This summer, thanks in part to “Sex and the City 2,” the floaty garment is showing up in lots of stores. feeds.nytimes.com |
A Fashion Season Clad in White This season, white is in, along with camel coats. feeds.nytimes.com |
Fashion Ticker: Vivienne Tam A stunning red satin sheath splashed with peonies opened the Vivienne Tam spring/summer 2009 show at Bryant Park on Tuesday night — and it set the tone for the entire collection. Ms. Tam created an ode to her native China, and to the blooms of spring. Along with the peony — the country's national flower — a variety of floral prints adorned the demure looks, including a silk accordion dress matched with a cotton canvas trench. A black wool pinstripe suit played on a long, linear silhouette, and... nysun.com |