WSJ. Magazine
İSTANBUL STYLE MAP
Beyond a postcard-perfect skyl ne, tour st crowds and gu debook h ghl ghts l es a v brant da ly rhythm —one you can only access by tun ng nto the c ty just l ke a local. Follow our curated t ps to uncover the authent c exper ences that stanbul lov...
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KOREA’S CULTURAL MOMENT ARRIVES
Step into the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art (NMAA) this November and you’ll instantly feel transported. By the entrance, a 19th-century folding screen bursts with color. Soon, a serene Buddhist sculpture comes into view, followed by a vast...
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EARN YOUR LUCK Bill Ackman
The activist investor on his scariest moment and what motivates him to be outspoken.
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After many quiet years, and his mother’s death, the artist is putting out new music.
IN THE EIGHT YEARS between 2011 and 2019, Dev Hynes released four albums and a mixtape under the name Blood Orange. He was lauded in the indie world for his feathery, fragile pop—and for co-writing buzzy singles for Solange and Sky Ferreira, beloved...
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TURKAEGEAN STYLE
From sun-drenched olive groves encircling ancient cities, scenic wine routes, and their adjoining Michelin-starred restaurants to lively beach clubs and a thriving aquatic community, Türkiye’s Aegean coast offers a captivating mix of flavors and...
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SEEK SERENITY.
Here’s to discovering the edge of your comfort zone while skimming the edge of the earth in Antarctica. Marveling at icebergs sculpted by the hands of time. Marching alongside penguins in formation and creating new footprints in the frozen desert. To...
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Balenciaga polo shirt, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello pants, Pascale Monvoisin bracelet and stylist’s own shoes. Photographed by Bruno Staub and styled by Virginie Benarroch. For details see Sources, page 142.
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PEACOCKING PEACOATS
ON THE COVER Ina Garten, photographed by Dan Martensen; hair, Erica Remkus; makeup, Tina Toscano. THIS PAGE The contents of Venice’s Palazzo Soranzo Van Axel were curated by Bottega Veneta creative director Matthieu Blazy. Photographed by Nacho Alegre.
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TRADE SECRET Gary Oldman
The Slow Horses star on the Jolly Boy doll that reminds him of his parents.
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AUBREY PLAZA
Is there one moment in an interview when you’ve surprised yourself? When I was on Colbert, I once transcended into a cat. I was drinking milk and licking his face and things like that. You’re known for your on-set pranks. What’s your No. 1 best...
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