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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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The Stylish Traveler’s Guide to a Greener Paris Getaway (opens the original)
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Daily life in Paris has never looked greener. On rue de Rivoli, cyclists occupy lanes once given over to cars. The Seine’s three public bathing sites reopened for a second summer after the cleanup accelerated by the 2024 Olympics. When June’s heat wave arrived, a supervised stretch of Canal Saint-Martin opened ahead of schedule for children to cool off. Patina has never stopped Paris from reinventing itself, especially now that green is the new black. France has put big money behind repair, and
How the Most Enduring Paris Fashion Houses Outlived Their Founders (opens the original)
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At Paris Fashion Week, living designers bow beneath the names of their late founders. The spring-summer 2027 womenswear calendar spans Sept. 28 through Oct. 6, and across those shows, editors and buyers study the set of a shoulder or the drop of a skirt for proof that a house remains itself under a new creative director. Paris prizes novelty, though it prefers the new to arrive with provenance and immaculate paperwork. The French word “maison” describes the core of the work. It moves attention a
The Best Paris Hotels for Fashion Week, From Couture Grandeur to Marais Cool (opens the original)
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Paris has spent more than a century accommodating people with fervid opinions about clothes, which helps explain why a hotel can have as much fashion credibility as the boutique next door. Designers have lived in its grand suites and commissioned its bedrooms, while the restaurants have become places to meet colleagues without calling it a meeting. During the spring/summer 2027 womenswear shows, running from Sept. 28 to Oct. 6, that familiarity is part of the pleasure. A hotel chosen for the com
The Families That Made Milan a Fashion Capital (opens the original)
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Milan has a way of making another family’s taste feel like your own. An Armani jacket can persuade a man that he has always preferred a softer shoulder, just as a Missoni cardigan can coax an otherwise cautious dresser into a lasting relationship with bold orange zigzag. At this month’s Milan Fashion Week, presenting the spring-summer 2027 collections, the surname on the label is an increasingly unreliable guide to who signs the checks or sketches the designs. Lorenzo Bertelli, Miuccia Prada’s s
The Insider’s Guide to Venice, Beyond the Tourist Circuit (opens the original)
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Before The Venice Venice Hotel opened in 2022, its 13th-century Venetian-Byzantine home, Ca’ da Mosto, remained “a ruin,” according to general manager Simone Cherin. He remembers travel advisers balking at plans to serve breakfast on the terrace. The Grand Canal, Rialto Bridge and market were all in sight, but morning also brought barge engines and voices carrying across the water at an hour when luxury hotels generally promise discretion. Cherin went ahead, and the perceived flaw is now why gue
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