All About EVA

Eva Longoria was never desperate. She was just playing the long game to become a triple threat: producer, philanthropist, and political powerhouse. Say hello to Hollywood's new stream queen.

The Fresh Cut

Take an old school venue, add a deeply personal touch, and what do you get? A new classic.

You Had to Be THERE

A lover of Paris alights for the first time in Provence and sees how three artists who painted there transformed modern vision and remade Western art. Call it the power of place.

Have We Been Here Before?

A new book welcomes us back to Suzanne Rheinstein's perfect Montecito house, a case study in the California was meant to be.

Skin IN THE GAME

What does the bag you wear on your arm have in common with the perfume you spray on the nape of your neck? We'll let you in on a little secret.

The Radical DIVINE

Don't let the Man Ray portraits and excessive bangles trick you: Nancy Cunard was nobody's fool.

The LIFE of BRIAN

Has being an OG in real life helped Brian Cox play one on TV? On the eve of Succession's new season, the Scottish actor describes the method to his madness.

Why So COLD?

When it comes to the best way to wash your face, maybe your mother did know best.

First to MARKET

Native American legends paved the way in turquoise. Their heirs wrapped it in gold.

HAIL, Caesar!

From Solomeo to Silicon Valley, Brunello Cucinelli came, saw, and conquered. On the eve of a lifetime achievement award, he boils down the secret of his success:

Sotto Voce ELEGANZA

Neutral tones. Straight-cut trousers. The perfect knit. #OldCeline or the subtle cues of the low-key rich bitch wardrobe?

SHUTTER to Think

For Jeanne MoutoussamyAshe, photography and activism are oné an the same.

On the Right TRACK

The fortunate few traversed Europe on trains like this a century ago. It's time for your champagne adventure.

Vital SASSOON

Weary of the Windsors? Meet this season’s new It dynasty.

That's Why She's SMILING

Jackie Kennedy may have brought the Mona Lisa to America, but she didn’t  do it alone.

BIG DICKENS Energy

How Great Expectations’s Estella is still breaking hearts after all these years.

Her Mother's DAUGHTER

Pioneering artist Mary Ann Unger died before fame found her. Now her family is taking up her cause.

Make It RAIN

A wave of wealthy New York–to–Florida transplants must prove to the taxman that their hearts  and minds—and their charitable dollars—have truly flown the co-op.

"We found them in the kitchen."

Give a man a pot-or teach him how to use it?

Willkommen! Bienvenue! Welcome!

Step inside and stay a while. You live at Hermès now.

Primetime Dramageddon

How money, personality, and ego almost cost HBO its most acclaimed drama since Game of Thrones. An exclusive excerpt from the media read of the year.

"Don't get mad. Get everything."

Shop and stock up at the daring new store that's a maximalist fantasy come to life.

Charlotte Casiraghi – Grace Under Pressure

Cool, calm, and collected, Grace Kelly's granddaughter is the drama-free royal compass and princely philosopher of House Grimaldi. Should we all learn to chill like Charlotte Casiraghi?

"Tony Soprano & Holden Caulfield walk into a bar...

How the Upper East Side caught Saturday Night Fever

The Happy Index

The holiday party calendar is full. Be perfectly on time— and have a ball.

CHARLESTON

A sports lovers guide to the city.

THE MYTH OF THE GOOD FAMILY

The scion of a powerful South Carolina legal dynasty is charged with murdering his wife and son. It seems unbelievable, ghastly, and-as the news trucks roll in and Hollywood producers begin making offers utterly familiar. Is the ideal of the \"good family\" broken, or have we always just propped it up to watch it fall, again?

Have We Overdosed on FUN?

Dinners, parties, cocktails, repeat. It was so thrilling to go back to normal\" that we may have overdone it a bit. Are you sick of us yet?

QUIET Power

Her beauty was symmetrical and severe. The camera loved her. But what made Greta Garbo a legend was her elusiveness.

PRIVATE HISTORY

In an ancient city linking continents and centuries, a 222 year-old home offers refuge from the past and a sweeping view of the future beyond the Bosporus.