Jewelry That Grows Like Flowers on a Vine
The medieval technique of stained glass was overdue for modernization when, in 1893, Louis Comfort Tiffany introduced favrile, the color-dense opalescent glass that helped establish his...
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Striking Their Own Poses
“Bodies Bodies Bodies,” the Gen Z satirical slasher film, held an outdoor screening in Brooklyn’s Fort Greene Park on Aug. 2. Moviegoers braved the humid weather...
Watch Brands Keep the Crypto Faith
Even as the alternate currency fluctuates in value, brands like TAG Heuer and Hublot say they will continue to accept it. Source
Classic Pumps Stage a Comeback
This season’s heels come in a range of heights and finishes. Source
An Opera House Clock That Has Endured
Rebuilt twice, the timepiece at the Semperoper in Dresden, Germany, also has ties to the luxury brand A. Lange & Söhne. Source
A Second Son Requires a Second Watch Design
The independent watchmaker Eva Leube said she hoped to introduce her new model by the end of the year. Source
He Wants to Make the World’s ‘Most Beautiful Watch Straps’
Kunitaka Kojima of Tokyo has been creating straps by hand for almost 10 years. Source
A Parisian Jewelry House Breaks the Mold with a New Watch
Mellerio dits Meller, founded in 1515, introduces its first mechanical timepiece. Source
Creating Watch Beauty, One Petal at a Time
Alexandre Beauregard, an independent designer in Montreal, turns plump hand-carved bits of gems and minerals into flower dials. Source
Why Issey Miyake Was Steve Jobs’s Favorite Designer
The real beginning of the fashion-technology love affair and its legacy lies with Issey Miyake, who died last week. Source