Denim Tears Honors André Leon Talley With Fall 2026 Collection

Denim Tears Honors André Leon Talley With Fall 2026 Collection

Denim Tears’ Fall/Winter 2026 collection pays homage to a pioneer in black fashion. On Friday, the TK-based brand will launch its Fall/Winter 2026 collection in collaboration with the André Leon Talley estate. Talley was the first black male creative director at American Vogue, and later its editor-at-large. While Talley was a fixture at fashion week…

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Critics’ Cult Classics: Hanif Abdurraqib on Camp Lo’s “Uptown Saturday Night”

Critics’ Cult Classics: Hanif Abdurraqib on Camp Lo’s “Uptown Saturday Night”

Download a transcript. Listen and subscribe: Apple | Spotify | Wherever You Listen Sign up to receive our weekly cultural-recommendations newsletter. When it dropped in January of 1997, Camp Lo’s “Uptown Saturday Night” thrilled some listeners and confounded others. In the first in a series of Critics at Large interview episodes devoted to resurfacing beloved…

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What Plaintiffs Have Learned From Challenging Trump’s Tariffs

What Plaintiffs Have Learned From Challenging Trump’s Tariffs

President Donald Trump’s forced labor tariffs, imposed July 24 under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, are the latest duties drawn up by an administration eager to reanimate what appears to be a flagging, or at least legally dubious, trade strategy. They won’t be the last. However, as the administration pivots to new…

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Our Fauci Diaries, Ourselves

Our Fauci Diaries, Ourselves

Joan Baez, yet another famous fan, emerges as one of the diary’s recurrent characters, and a kind of guiding spirit for this metamorphosis. She enters his orbit after a mutual friend informs Fauci that she is now “an accomplished portrait artist,” and that she has painted a portrait of him. Soon she is sending a…

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An Uncompromising Belgian Novelist’s Afterlife as a BookTok Star

An Uncompromising Belgian Novelist’s Afterlife as a BookTok Star

Harpman’s picture of stripped-down desolation has resonated with many social-media users, who have praised the book’s “haunting” story and likened it to “staring into a void.” There’s an incongruity to the fact that an austere twentieth-century work of dystopian science fiction, which was admired when it was released for its philosophical rigor and inward focus,…

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Eric Drooker’s “Outside Art”

Eric Drooker’s “Outside Art”

For the cover of the August 10, 2026, issue, the painter and graphic novelist Eric Drooker depicted the Guggenheim Museum as a cool clearing in a forest. “I grew up amid Manhattan’s monotonous grid and found the endless boxes, aligned along strict perpendiculars, overwhelming. As a child, the Guggenheim’s round form was my oasis,” Drooker…

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Fabletics Teams With Ja’Marr Chase on New Line

Fabletics Teams With Ja’Marr Chase on New Line

Fabletics continues to expand its footprint in menswear. This week, at the Show & Tell trade show in Chicago, the California-based brand will debut Research & Development, a streetwear-inspired collection built in collaboration with Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase. The line is being billed as a performance collection created from cutting-edge materials and sporting…

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When “Get Lucky” Took Me Back to the Years of Disco

When “Get Lucky” Took Me Back to the Years of Disco

When I first heard “Get Lucky,” by Daft Punk, in the summer of 2013, I was completely, pleasantly disoriented by it. It was new and shiny, but at the same time it instantly threw me back to the late nineteen-seventies, when I was young and dancing was my creed, my drug, my exercise program, and…

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