At the Paris Men’s Shows, Light and Luster
By CATHY HORYN
Valerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times
Rick Owens men's fall 2012 collection in Paris.
I was so busy focusing on the shapes at Rick Owens that I didn’t notice until I was looking at the pictures how many glossy surfaces he had.
ON THE RUNWAY BLOG
Dries Van Noten: Wilde but Not Crazy
By CATHY HORYN
There was very little madness in Dries Van Noten’s method.
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ON THE RUNWAY BLOG
Paris Kicks Off, With a Nod to a New York Artist
By CATHY HORYN
Kim Jones, now in his second season at Louis Vuitton, explained that the late fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez was his primary source of inspiration.
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Gary Oldman, followed by Adrien Brody and Tim Roth, in Miuccia Prada’s fall 2012 show in Milan.
Men’s Fashion Week in Milan brings out a streak of conservatism and a connection to the brighter, more affluent past.
More in Styles
Brian Rea
The death of a spouse rewrites the rules of a family in ways I never could have imagined.
Pass the Tea and the Remote and Put on Your Tiaras
By AIMEE LEE BALL
A passion for “Downton Abbey” runs so deep that many die-hard fans greeted the new season as an excuse for viewing parties.
SKIN DEEP
You Can Fall Out of Bed and Look Good
By STEPHANIE ROSENBLOOM
Stiff coiffures, overdone eyes and defined lips are out, while tousled hair, smudged eyeliner and dewy lips are in.
On Spec: Vintage-Style Glasses Online
By ALEX WILLIAMS
A new breed of online eyeglass retailers designs its own vintage-style frames.
SCENE CITY
After the Globes Show, the Party Rush
By BEE-SHYUAN CHANG
After the Golden Globes Awards in Los Angeles ended on Sunday, one of the brashest parties was given by InStyle magazine and Warner Brothers.
CRITICAL SHOPPER
On the Sea of Tranquillity
By ALEXANDRA JACOBS
Bottega Veneta, the Italian house known for its woven leather goods has expanded to ready-to-wear, including a resort line, under its veteran designer Tomas Maier.
UP CLOSE
The Spirit of Youth, Circa 1970 New York
By BOB MORRIS
Alanna Heiss, the founder of the gallery that became MoMA PS1, wants to recreate the collaborative art spirit of ’70s New York.
Young, in Love and Sharing Everything, Including a Password
By MATT RICHTEL
Young people are expressing their affection by swapping passwords to e-mail, Facebook and other accounts.
BOÎTE
Pollo
By MARCUS CHANG
Young creative types are drawn to a rotating cast of D.J.’s and Mexican specialty drinks.
Beauty Spots
By HILARY HOWARD
A school for professional makeup artists opens in New York; help for the dry skin of winter.
Scouting Report
By JOANNA NIKAS
Store openings, sales and other shopping events in New York City for the week of Jan. 19.
Letters
Readers respond to “Two People, One Identity” (Sunday Styles, Jan. 15) and others.
Fingers That Turn Back the Clock
By JOSEPH BERGER
Dimitrie Vicovanu, like a specialized surgeon, goes into the inner worlds of wristwatches, restoring the old and nonticking to near perfection.
Dilapidated Distinction for the Rangers’ Best
By DAVE CALDWELL
The Rangers have 28 victories in 43 games, each one punctuated by the awarding of an unusual postgame trophy: a “funny-looking” fedora.
THIS LIFE
Mourning in a Digital Age
By BRUCE FEILER
With religiosity in decline and families dispersed, new ways of mourning need to evolve. Here are some ideas.
NOTICED
Two People, One Identity
By AUSTIN CONSIDINE
Part of the success of Kirk and Nate Mueller, identical twins who design iPad apps and Web sites, lies in how meticulously they’ve shaped their image.
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Freida Pinto wearing Prada.
At the 69th annual Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles, quite a few actresses had hems spilling wildly behind them.
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