Persians? That’s Paul Manafort money! Now rich people are trying not to spend millions on something that they and their little dogs walk over. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2HVJHj6
There are plenty of different kinds of attractive floor coverings in the world, and not all of them will decimate the college fund. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2HVJGM4
Instead of a traditional public offering, the streaming music service will pursue a direct listing of its shares, which will be traded under the ticker symbol SPOT. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EZvAev
Huawei C.E.O. Consumer Business Group Richard Yu spoke about challenges of expanding his product into the U.S. market at The New York Times’s 2018 New Work Summit. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2F2r6A1
Facebook C.T.O. Mike Schroepfer, speaking at The New York Times’s New Work Summit, explained how artificial intelligence helps the social media giant tackle the constantly evolving threat of dangerous and offensive content. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2FEr7ez
The 25-year-old actor is among a new wave of British actors, many from African backgrounds, who are shaking up the movie industry. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2F0cEbD
For the coming season, embrace trip-inducing tie-dye and graphic Hawaiian shirts. Or take a mellower approach with Dieter Rams-inspired clothing and sleek travel bags made of practical nylon. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2COL4fs
The Microsoft co-founder will give $125 million to his nonprofit research lab to help develop technology that adds common sense to artificial intelligence. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2FdCa0n
Our Mexico bureau chief, Azam Ahmed, uses various strategies to keep communications safe while reporting, including the low-tech tactic of in-person meetings. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2t64KvQ
The most popular smartphones can cost $700 or more. But for roughly $200, you can have a model that isn’t cutting edge but is plenty capable. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2oxetXr
If you’re still receiving “Welcome back to Facebook” messages, you may not have fully closed your account on the social network. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2t2ud9x
In her first formal show, the 2017 LVMH Prize winner broadened her styles to embrace a bit of tough glamour and “upcycled” vintage textiles. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2HRMtpr
There are more inked women than men in the United States now, and many are more comfortable with a female tattoo artist. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2CroPR5
As in the early days of self-driving cars, companies are digging in now so they aren’t left behind later. Just don’t call the aircraft “flying cars.” from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EVZFMi
“Marriage taught me it’s the small kindness that you do for each other that makes a huge difference. They accumulate.” from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2F0VYkr
Dylan Geick, 19, a freshman wrestler at Columbia University, is also half of the adorable YouTube couple known as “Jylan.” from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2oASv4Z
A new generation of cameras like Google’s new Clips device can understand what they see, creating intriguing and sometimes eerie possibilities. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2FCDXK0
When Patrick Parrish became a father, his curated living room became filled with his son’s curated toys. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2HRLIfR
To see which apps are grabbing the most data, peek into your device’s settings or fire up a software meter. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2CoVxme
Technologists are starting to fret that their creations are too addictive. They could start by doing something about the dots. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2HQCBfu
Lines formed down the block for Virgil Abloh and Takashi Murakami’s exhibition at a London branch of the Gagosian Gallery. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2t0O8FF
The new regulations in Silicon Valley’s home state are expected to help the wider deployment of autonomous vehicles. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2sVDgch
From Marni’s sequin-slicked patchwork to Prada’s Day-Glo corporate wear, the most memorable moments of the fall/winter 2018 shows. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EX5bOo
A fresh batch of creams and elixirs combine active botanicals with the latest scientific advances from abroad. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2opSLob
Speaking at The New York Times’s New Work Summit, Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer Michael Kratsios said the U.S. is still leading China in artificial intelligence, but needs to keep pushing ahead. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2orzcfa
Those lightweight laptops running Google’s Chrome OS operating system can work with certain types of printer models. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2HMII4z
Demand for the Brazilian designer’s modest yet alluring creations are pushing her business into growth mode. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2HN2j4F
The designer brought his final see-now/buy-now Gigi Hadid collaboration to Milan for a Formula One-themed extravaganza. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2F9H9PT
Cryptocurrencies and blockchain were meant to be great equalizers. Instead, women are finding that the gold rush is already stacked against them. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2oxGnBM
An emerging field, digital phenotyping, tries to assess people’s well-being based on their interactions with digital devices. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2GKJtK9
Armani, Cavalli and Ferragamo sent out classic styles but Versace took a chance by pairing styles with matching scarves. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2ouRJq4
Young people are radically changing how we think about violence, consent and gender. Antioch College is where much of the conversation started. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EQiTP6
The tech companies vowed this week to stamp out conspiracy videos and misinformation on the Parkland, Fla., shooting. So far, they are falling short. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2ENW2bb
The creative director of Moschino puts finishing touches on his kaleidoscopic fall/winter 2018 collection. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EL92OJ
The online file storage company, part of a group of highly valued start-ups known as unicorns, said it planned to raise up to $500 million in a public offering. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2Cf85wv
After the death of a pet and the forced sale of her home, combined with a bad case of seasonal affective disorder, a writer heads south and keeps running. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2CeFzLt
TurboTax, H&R Block and TaxAct all make filing easier, but they left our reviewer confused about what the I.R.S. would accept and what it would not. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2HG5L0Q
For her extraordinarily detailed costumes, Ruth E. Carter studied the garments of the Maasai, the Lesotho and other African tribes. A 3-D printer was also key. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2CDD6G5
Galas were held for the New York Philharmonic, the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund and PEN America. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2F1Nv3G
After an incident in Palm Beach, Fla., the countess is working on her sobriety, revising her cabaret show and preparing for a likely Season 10 on Bravo. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2HD92y5
Francesco Risso — who took the helm at Marni in 2016 — draws from Disney cartoons and 18th-century tartan hunting jackets alike. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2BLHtC5
Belvy Klein, a co-founder of the nightclub Brooklyn Bazaar, and Dana Steinberg, a lawyer, are married after more than 10 years of harmony together. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2HBFCQJ
Why go back to the 1980s for symbols of female power? Finally, some better ideas. Plus puppies at Tod’s and prints at Pucci. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2osFgmZ
Tagging photos with keywords allows you to quickly search for specific images based on what is shown in them. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2Fq9i2I
Why the internet is full of lies and why the problem isn’t getting fixed are big questions few in the tech industry seem eager to answer. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2ENhrNq
A maker of chip-testing equipment, Xcerra, said it was walking away from a proposed sale to a Chinese group because of regulatory concerns. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EXvBim
If you want to browse international sites but cannot understand the text, a number of software interpreters will translate for you. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EH9A86
From Alessandro Michele’s cyborgs to Moschino’s aliens on earth and Alberta Ferretti’s female-centric universe, the future is riddling the runways. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EYstTe
The return of La Goulue, a beloved French restaurant, has disrupted the gilded social scene and is testing the loyalties of A-list patrons. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2BGtY6I
How Natasha Singer, a tech reporter at The Times, uses tech when she chronicles the industry’s effect on education, privacy and our health. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2sK3ajc
This time around, the theatricality and flamboyance that were once frowned upon or ridiculed have been embraced. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2ofRTSR
You can wear all red to work, on the weekend and at a fancy event — without feeling as if you're a walking red alert. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2on3grr
Nabeel Rajab, a leading figure of pro-democracy rallies in 2011, had criticized prison abuses and the Yemen war. He was already serving time for criticizing the government. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EKBa4F
In those heady, smoky years before Mayor Bloomberg cleared the air, unrepentant cigarette lovers went looking for guilt-free refuge. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2CcTem7
The designer Giulia Piersanti divides her time between styles for Céline and creating looks for Luca Guadagnino’s films. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2oeVi4e
It can be tempting to hook up everything you love to the internet. But take a moment to appreciate some of the objects that can remain unplugged. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EGKdiK
Designers like Pierpaolo Piccioli, Simone Rocha and Craig Green created their own interpretations of the brand’s puffer world. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2GxVWkk
If you need to electronically sign PDF files, annotation tools built into popular programs let you scrawl your name right on the screen. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2C8V5IN
Next to Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android, Amazon’s voice assistant may be turning into the third great consumer computing platform of our era. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2BFx2zT
A new exhibition in Milan, “Italiana: Italy Through the Lens of Fashion,’’ argues that a Prada dress can help explain Italian identity. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2C95mVf
Government officials are hoping to spur vitally needed imports like food and medicine and, perhaps, give investors a way of skirting American sanctions. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2Fj5Re9
The building blocks of A.I. are becoming more affordable and easier to work with. A new report explains why that opens the door to additional risks. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2olbT5Z
Scientists used a variety of tools originally developed for medicine, manufacturing and geology to discover hidden details in the artist’s paintings and sculptures. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2FgSqeC
The highlights from the fall/winter 2018 shows, from Simone Rocha’s Victorian opulence to Molly Goddard’s kitchen escapade. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2BFqNvW
The fashion pack roamed to London and showed off their style despite the cool and rainy February weather. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EGuyQy
The decision by a federal judge hampers the company’s argument that politics influenced the government’s move to block its $85 billion merger with Time Warner. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2ojwoji
Millions of “bots” posing as real users are promoting celebrities, spreading misinformation and sowing discord. And it’s far easier to build a bot than to kill one. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2BHqKju
The increased offer for a rival chip maker puts pressure on Broadcom to decide how hard it wants to push its hostile bid for Qualcomm. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2BERVve
Pros like the Paris stylist David Mallett share some super-practical tips for salvaging your parched strands. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EWdnOs
When mixing the season’s riotous offering of graphic knits, exuberant activewear and electric color, anything goes. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2oiGBfQ
Christopher Kane continued to push boundaries, while Mary Katrantzou armored up and Erdem went for glitter. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2Ca2EyU
If your lightweight laptop comes with only one standard port for plugging in devices, adding a dock or hub allows you to reconnect with your hardware. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2GqZXXJ
Twitter accounts suspected of having links to Russia were focused on Robert Mueller. But after news broke about the shooting, they quickly changed their focus. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EBtZY5
Some Facebook executives still seem more interested in defending themselves from criticism than owning their mistakes related to the 2016 election. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2oegR4Y
At Google, Facebook and other tech companies, executives are making statements about priorities with their seating charts. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2CvRIY9
Weir, the NBC figure skating announcer, brought 13 suitcases to South Korea (his broadcast partner, Tara Lipinski, brought nine). So many shoes. Oh, and the jackets! from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2GkYkut
Many streaming video providers offer movies and television shows with embedded text descriptions for those who cannot hear the words being spoken. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2FeriwF
Rob Goldman, Facebook vice president for ads, tweeted about Russia’s disinformation effort. President Trump then cited him. We fact-checked Mr. Goldman. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2FeTuQe
The brower’s latest update filters out pop-up ads and other annoyances. It also strengthens Google’s grip on the web. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2ogGK3v
Criminals have been going after big holders of Bitcoin and Ether, taking advantage of the ease with which vast virtual currency riches can be transferred. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2o8IMDu
The special counsel’s indictment detailed how crucial Facebook and Instagram were to the Russian campaign to disrupt the presidential election. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EA6939
Hijras occupy a special place in Hinduism. But their relationship to modern Mumbai, where transgender people are legally recognized, remains fraught. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2Cq0Mh3
After years of self-imposed exile, the glam rocker returns to the limelight on Broadway, and with a new memoir chronicling a saucy slice of Downtown New York. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EzcpnT
At the annual meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association, the seminars covered the quantum hologram (huh?) and President Trump. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EyJnbR
Mr. Bailey is leaving the company he led as both chief designer and C.E.O. A new management team now has to revive the brand’s critical and financial fortunes. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2C2ADJr
Since its 2014 introduction, The Vampire’s Wife has become a cult brand. Its founder talks female beauty, brand building and why her work has saved her. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2HnGoRd
A secretive oligarch often called “Putin’s cook,” he is one of 13 Russians the special counsel charged on Friday for meddling in the 2016 U.S. election. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EJ95d8
While it does not back up personal data, Microsoft’s System Restore feature saves a snapshot of your Windows settings for emergencies. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EHEU67
A look at the week’s developments in tech, plus a request: Which tech stories would you like to read more about? from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2obkl7w
Laura Benanti, the cabaret performer and Broadway star, keeps a low profile in her Harlem neighborhood. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2Ex3V0n
The bride, who is working toward the 2022 Olympics, is used to going full speed into anything she does — including love. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2F8NDfq
From Calvin Klein’s popcorn-strewn set to Carolina Herrera’s final bow, the highlights from the fall/winter 2018 shows. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2Ghnc6i
The last day of New York Fashion Week didn’t disappoint. Our photographers were there for the Michael Kors, LaQuan Smith and Marc Jacobs shows. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2Cr3RO0
Los Angeles is suddenly crawling with basketball royalty like Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and Kevin Durant, who are developing TV shows, streaming offerings and movies. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2ssy67a
The fashion designer held an intimate dinner at JG Melon to celebrate a collaboration with David Downton. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2GhL3D3
If you have a device running the Chrome OS but prefer Microsoft Office to Google Docs, you don’t have to change your ways much. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2CosPgB
There were shoulder pads! Saint Laurent references! An ode to the era of excess! Do we really want to go there again? from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2C0neRU
An investigation could lead to questions that the F.C.C. chairman, Ajit Pai, has so far tried to avoid answering in public. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2Cn21NO
The producer agreed to a $300 million Netflix deal months after Shonda Rhimes signed for $100 million and Apple and Amazon contributed to a manic market. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EuCSa7
And, shop from the New York Fashion Week runways, stock up on Frédéric Fekkai’s new skin care line and more. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2F5d7tY
The penultimate day of New York Fashion Week brought surprises for our photographers, who saw a popcorn covered runway at Calvin Klein and a wooded scene at Coach. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EJdiNN
This week, the couple that co-wrote their love story for “The Big Sick” tells the story of a parent who shows her love through leftovers. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2Hek5O5
The mania over cryptocurrencies has gotten the attention of regulators. But currently, the S.E.C. and C.F.T.C. can only look on at what is happening. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2F51SSi
The rapper capped off months of career and style successes with key appearances and a chat with Anna Wintour that set the internet on fire. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2HflZOl
Tommy Pico’s first novel, “IRL,” won accolades. Now he’s working on his fourth book, his first screenplay and a podcast on Grindr. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EmOxn5
At the label’s new flagship, Critical Shopper finds intrecciato picture frames, ostrich totes and a suede daybed from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EIqbHQ
Technology has invaded modern relationships. Our Modern Love editor, Daniel Jones, says the most important tech for couples may be the shower. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2nYSbxd
Bipartisan legislation before Congress would authorize the U.S. to obtain essential information on criminals and terrorists held on servers abroad. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2F277Sz
When couples draw up their guest list, they are going to have to decide whether to include past relationships or hookups. Easy for some, not for others. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2F1nG19
The company is requesting that Makan Delrahim testify in the trial over the government’s decision to block its merger with Time Warner, sources said. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2Est8x6
You can keep an eye on what people are talking about on Twitter even if you prefer to skip the apps and stick to a flip phone or a web browser. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2CipMXj
The ability of the ancient pests may owe less to their speed than to their tough-shock absorbent exoskeletons. The finding could help engineers design tougher robots. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2o3HFUN
Party stalwarts like Alexander Wang, Rihanna and Purple magazine bowed out of the social calendar. Luckily, Philipp Plein, VFiles and Telfar picked up the slack. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EmOyHS
Steven Cox and Daniel Silver spent 17 years making men’s wear too radical and too fabulous for the mainstream. So for their next act, they’re setting up shop themselves. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2F2S4Iu
In 2016, the “Saturday Night Live” comedian went viral (and then went to Rio) for being an Olympics superfan. Now, in 2018, she’s off to the races again. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2Heb9bw
Designers auctioned off outfits inspired by the superhero film. VFiles combined a rave with a photo shoot at Terminal 5. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2nYFP8n
In seeking only six director spots at Qualcomm, Broadcom has effectively lowered the bar for success in its hostile takeover campaign. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EnStbk
Arianna Levesque is the stylist and designer; Andrea the photographer; and Athena the actress. But they always market themselves as one. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2BrWmsZ
The Row highlights the details, while Oscar de la Renta does the diplomatic thing and Derek Lam goes west. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2Eqvbxz
The judge said the WikiLeaks founder should leave the Ecuadorean Embassy to face a bail-jumping charge. It is not clear if the U.S. wants to extradite him. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2HbNCrz
Apple’s Mail program can send and receive messages from multiple accounts, but you can set a preferred address for sending new messages. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2HbGpHP
In their annual update for the Gates Foundation, they say that they remain optimistic about the world’s progress, but that President Trump’s policies could hurt their efforts. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2Eq5nBH
As children express fandom for Marvel’s latest superhero, parents face new questions about race, cultural appropriation and permission. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2CiJYbx
As the designer prepares his fall/winter 2018 collection, he draws inspiration in China’s Mosuo tribe — and female empowerment. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2BqW9GH
Schools that helped produce some of Silicon Valley’s most prominent leaders are hustling to bring a more medicine-like morality to computer science. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EoWd8x
Last summer, China unveiled a plan to become the world’s leader in artificial intelligence, challenging the longtime role of the United States. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2F2vQqd
The company, one of the biggest marketers in the U.S., hasn’t returned to the platform because of concerns that its ads could appear with offensive content. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EkLI63
Artificial intelligence is here and its effects are being felt across how we work. The New York Times examines the impact at its New Work Summit on Feb. 12 and 13. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2BrCM0j
Giphy Studios is trying to help actors, musicians and advertisers slide into your DMs with goofy short videos. Yay for our brains! from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2o1W2Jn
Stephanie D’heygere, Maison Martin Margiela’s former head of jewelry, launches her own accessories collection. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EmZrNO
Giphy Studios is trying to help actors, musicians and advertisers slide into your DMs with goofy short videos. Yay for our brains! from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2o1W2Jn
Our photographers captured moments sublime and dramatic from New York Fashion Week shows by Victoria Beckham, Prabal Gurung, Alexander Wang, and more. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EE5b4Y
Security researchers uncovered evidence that the attack had been in the works since last year. But hackers stopped short of the damage they could have done. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2sqC1BI
The extravagant designer held a Ibiza-in-outer-space rave in Brooklyn, while Christian Siriano held an after-party at the Moxy hotel. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2G9EUsB
The problem isn’t that poor children don’t have access to computers. It’s that they spend too much time in front of them. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2suMT1x
High-speed broadband is plentiful in most cities, but for those out in the country with only metered cellular connections, every megabyte counts. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2BWbyQp
The internet giant developed the tensor processing units, or T.P.U.s, for its data centers. Now other companies can use them through its cloud-computing service. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2nU0Ot3
Prabal Gurung addresses #MeToo, and Pyer Moss pays homage to black cowboys and their part in the history of the West. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2Bpm9SE
The world’s No. 1 maker of smartphone chips is the area’s biggest employer and benefactor, a role threatened by Broadcom’s $121 billion takeover bid. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EiJTXr
The administration sees a greater role for the private sector in returning to the moon and running the International Space Station, which it would stop financing in 2025. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EVsQM2
Priyanka Chopra, Rosie Huntington, Virgil Abloh and Peter Dundas were among those partying on Friday night. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2nShrW6
Diesel is the latest company to turn its own fakes into buzz. And thanks to a collaboration with Hood by Air’s Shayne Oliver, even more buzz may be on the way. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2H5o4wf
The self-driving car unit of Google’s parent company was a pioneer in self-driving cars. Now, its former engineers are among its toughest competitors. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EiJN5U
The Italian fashion house Bottega Veneta gave the old American Stock Exchange building a whole new look. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2G32sz6
Andrew Yang, a former tech executive, is mounting a longer-than-long-shot bid for the White House by warning of economic calamity ahead. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2nSisgI
The daughter of immigrants, she spars fiercely with supporters of President Trump, both on the air and in the Twitter ether. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2Ewypmp
When the women’s ready-to-wear season arrives in New York, the fashion scene comes alive. Our photographers captured vivid moments from the first day in a week of runway shows. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EeD4db
Commercial software is nearly flawless at telling the gender of white men, a new study says. But not so for darker-skinned women. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2C9ynLU
In settling a driverless car trade secrets dispute with Waymo, Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber’s C.E.O., showed how he employs the tactics of conciliation, regret and compromise. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EdjG0p
A pilot program will pick up goods and move them to Amazon warehouses. It could expand over time into more of a threat to established delivery companies. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2ESXOnT
PH5, a knitwear company that bills itself as a “fashion matriarchy,” invited Girls Who Code alumnae to model its fall 2018 presentation. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2CacbkJ
The ding of texts and tweets; the tap of typing; the blurt of video games, the click of the camera shutter — all part of the new dystopian audioscape. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2o05HAf
Programs battling for resources, damaged driver software and other issues can drag down Windows 10 when it starts up. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2sgQsbu
Jennifer Salke, who championed shows like “This Is Us,” will succeed Roy Price, who was forced out in October after a sexual harassment allegation. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2G1w2oK
The ding of texts and tweets; the tap of typing; the blurt of video games, the click of the camera shutter — all part of the new dystopian audioscape. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2o05HAf
Long before “fake news” became a cudgel for the Trumpites, it was the hippest form of protest for Jon Stewart types during the George W. Bush years. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2BkbQiM
PH5, a knitwear company that bills itself as a “fashion matriarchy,” invited Girls Who Code alumnae to model its fall 2018 presentation. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2CacbkJ
In time for the fall/winter 2018 shows, T and the casting director Arianna Pradarelli round up the runway’s most intriguing fresh faces. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EQ25sl
The retailer said too many customers were treating its full-satisfaction guarantee as a “lifetime product replacement program.” from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2smqgfm
Last week’s benefits included the Viennese Opera Ball, Quadrille Ball, Komansky Children’s Hospital and Woman’s Day. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2nZi27M
The quality of synthetic diamonds has increased to the point where they have made their way into jewelry stores as gems set in rings, necklaces and earrings. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2Efzrji
Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber’s C.E.O., said the company had not stolen trade secrets from the self-driving car unit of Google’s parent company, but expressed “regret for the actions” the led to the suit. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EdOObY
Amid the anger of the #MeToo movement, one NYFW designer hurtled full-throttle into self love, with a wedding for one woman and her own “higher self.” from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2nOvJXK
In this week’s tech newsletter, a look at Apple’s new smart speaker, the Waymo vs. Uber trial and a billionaire’s rocket (plus his cherry red convertible). from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EhqLgj
In the studio with Matthew Adams Dolan, who is known for his oversize denim pieces, as he puts the finishing touches on his new collection. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2BliNQP
An opposition politician argues that Hun Sen, the Asian country’s authoritarian premier, has used social media to spread fake news and strengthen his hold on power. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2H0vxwq
The designer is waving goodbye to the runway and hello to a new job. Whatever you do, don’t use the word “retirement.” from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EepaYJ
The Times’s newsroom, design and product staffs collaborated to bring Olympic athletes, at scale and midperformance, into your living room. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2C5Y00c
In a multifaceted life, he fought for free expression on the web, wrote lyrics for the Grateful Dead, ran a ranch and was a Republican leader in Wyoming. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2nP0Oup
Some computer systems connected to the 2018 Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, have already been compromised, experts said. The big question is what happens next. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EsscYB
From New York University to Berkeley, Bitcoin has set off a dash to understand the technology and economic risks of virtual currency. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2GYRhZF
Even if you delete a finished book right from the iPad’s Kindle collection, you still have a backup copy in Amazon’s cloud. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2C5Mh1y
Spurred by an underserved market, entrepreneurs are offering personalized service to women seeking stylish clothing in larger sizes. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2nU1SMN
Macy’s is the latest company trying to capture a piece of the lucrative Muslim clothing market, which was worth $254 billion globally in 2016. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EQFsE2
New electrical architecture will help satisfy the demands of cars that are increasingly loaded with gadgets and will enable lower-cost hybrid drive systems. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EekbTC
The social network’s earnings report is a rare bright spot for a company grappling with criticism over fake accounts and slower-than-expected growth. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2Eu8HPw
Twitter’s earnings topped Wall Street targets as video ad sales rose, but the number of people using the social network fell short of expectations. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2BOaDBv
Waymo, the self-driving-car unit of Google’s parent company, claimed Uber stole key technology. Hard as it is to imagine now, they used to be friendly. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2nKhrHH
Covering the Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, requires some preparations when it comes to making sure your tech (and your feet) work as intended. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2E8ygSH
Lela Rose tweaks the traditional trunk show, mingling frocks with cocktails and canapés in an intimate at-home soiree. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2FS1WnF
Street style finds at Bergdorf, new releases at Dover Street Market, a 3-D tour of Rebecca Taylor’s new fall collection and more. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2BgNoyL
The lyrical clichés hold true as Tom Ford returns New York to show and indie designers struggle to make it in what is “still the place to be.” from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EaApBx
A few things to know to fit into the conversation — whether you’re a bona fide fashion weeker, or just wouldn’t mind masquerading as one. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2C68z3y
Amanda Munz started the Fashion Foundation, which raises money for underprivileged students around New York City. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2C2pP9O
Valentine’s Day lends itself to showtime, not sincerity. Find a date that is more meaningful for you as a couple. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2Bh7pW7
Tory Burch, Tommy Hilfiger and other designers reveal the secrets behind how they decide what to wear on the runway. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2FQvJx1
For decades, fashion has avoided the question of work/life balance. Now designers, including Narciso Rodriguez, are embracing the issue. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2ENb39E
Forbes published its first list of the wealthiest cryptocurrency holders, even as recent price declines have shrunk the value of their fortunes. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2E7Wexw
The Winter Games are heading to Pyeongchang at a time of reckoning about South Korea’s family-run business empires, some of which are Olympic sponsors. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EIR0Jv
Were Uber executives, including the former chief executive Travis Kalanick, plotting to steal technology or merely sharing ideas in a brainstorming session with a Google engineer? from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2GUloS1
The social media company posted robust revenue and user growth in its latest quarter. It made it easier to buy ads and may have benefited from Facebook’s troubles. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EMmMW3
Retroclubnyc draws a more mature crowd with ’70s disco, basic cocktails and a doorman who favors those in business casual attire. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2BeyOYz
Todd Snyder and Willy Chavarria struck personal themes for their fall men’s wear shows, one of nerd chic, the other of current parlous politics. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2BGaPCR
If a tvOS app stops working on your Apple TV, you can force it to quit without having to reboot the set-top box. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2FSUOXX
A legal adviser to the European Court of Justice has argued that the French shoe designer may not be entitled to trademark protection for his design signature. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2Ekm5Wn
The formation of companies is at an ebb, cutting off an avenue for new ideas, greater productivity and more opportunity. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2E88mOS
For the super-famous and the super-followed, looks don’t just happen. Jeans for an errand run, tracksuit for the airport — there’s a stylist for that. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2BYO7kZ
Ousted from her menstrual-underwear company, Thinx, Miki Agrawal is now turning to the Tushy, a bidet attachment that clips onto toilets. Swoosh! from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2E8MjvG
A growing number of couples are opting to not have bridesmaids and groomsmen. They want to spare friends and family the hassle and expense. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2FU14yX
It couldn’t hail an Uber, answer a cooking question or learn music preferences. Here’s why it may not be the right time to buy Apple’s new smart speaker. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2sbKSqH
Elon Musk has disrupted the business of sending rockets into space, and hopes to achieve a milestone by testing the most powerful rocket currently operating in the world today. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2E3iW9X
The long-awaited court fight over accusations that Uber conspired to steal plans for self-driving cars began in federal court. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EodtOr
Hackers draining online exchanges. Ponzi schemes. Regulators unable to keep up with heightened interest in virtual currencies. A young industry’s problems have become clearer in recent weeks. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2E3glAL
Liz Smith was one of the most famous gossip columnists of the last 50 years. Friends said kindness, not schadenfreude, was her stock in trade. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2EHzMMJ
Thanks to added voice narration, certain movies and television shows have become more accessible to those with blindness or limited vision. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EIGrGD
For this year’s creative program, the International Olympic Committee is calling on some familiar faces. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2E3i5WE
The activist hedge fund says corporate insiders showed a lack of faith in the chip maker by selling more of the company’s shares than they bought. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2E4UEMD
Renée James, who was president of Intel, is gunning for the company’s most lucrative business with a competing start-up. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EFQSdK
The increase adds pressure for Qualcomm to agree to what would be the biggest-ever takeover in the technology industry. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2Ejo1hQ
Why is the tech industry populated with so many aggressive dudes and so few women? Emily Chang examined the issue in her book, “Brotopia,” and shared her findings with us. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2BWo8KP
The judgment in favor of Lee Jae-yong deals a setback to prosecutors who hoped the original sentence would send a warning to South Korea’s powerful business tycoons. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2s81WxQ
A Georgetown professor received a worldwide response to his monthlong call to limit online time, but that was just the beginning of the challenge. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2FJYaww
The retailer’s stock is soaring, but it wasn’t always that way. The company had lean years in which it told investors to have faith in its long-term strategy. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2DZVdLH
A group of Silicon Valley technologists plans to call attention to the dangers of tech, including working on an ad campaign aimed at 55,000 public schools. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2s26Uw8
The female cyborg has long been a pop culture fixation, but now feminized tech is all around us, with a true blurring of reality and fantasy. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2DZm4nc
Gauging the mountain’s precise height is not so simple, and for Nepal, the measurement can involve notions of national pride, in addition to questions of science. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2s5qEik
Black History Month is a vital celebration of achievement in the face of adversity. But there are millions of stories that go untold. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2FDdOd5
Laura Wasser, the glamorous Los Angeles attorney who scores big settlements for the stars, thinks splitsville should be as easy as Seamless. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2s4OcDW
The computer maker, saddled with debt and under pressure to increase profits, said that it was considering various options as it seeks new avenues for growth. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2Ed20kQ
You can add descriptions to the pictures in your online Google Photo albums from a mobile device or desktop browser. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2DSeHxN
In the ’90s, the commercial became the show as infomercials ruled the night. Were we all just looking for televised Prozac? from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2BPF3yD
Benefits were held for Tony Bennett’s Exploring the Arts, the National Cares Mentoring Movement and East Side House Settlement. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2s3lCCL
Widowed 80-somethings team up: “Together we have 105 years worth of experience being married. So we like to tell people we’re pretty sure we know what we’re doing.” from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2DWZ6Ba
Mr. Godé spent 30 years at the side of the LVMH chief, Bernard Arnault. His vision was instrumental in the creation of one of the world’s largest luxury groups. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2nAyHOy
Amazon doesn’t have a plan to fix health care, but it loves that we’re talking about it. Facebook has a plan to fix the social network, but people may spend less time on it. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2EAb5Sm
Dozens of entrepreneurs, made newly wealthy by virtual currencies, have moved to the island to avoid taxes on their fortunes — and to build a society that runs on blockchain. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2BOJmKG
Known for its moneymaking consistency, Google’s parent company ran into the increased price of ensuring its search engine is featured on mobile devices. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2Eak3If
From reality-show drag queens to the Bitcoin bubble – here’s how the latest in culture and tech fits into the Australian discussion. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2DVqUpJ
The e-commerce giant has won two patents for a tracking technology that can nudge a human hand in the right direction — toward a warehouse bin, say. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2GEOwN5
A cancer patient grapples with a failed crowdfunding campaign. And: a locker-room vigilante, roommates who can’t share everything and more. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2GD3wL9
Apple’s recent smartphones can record in the ultra high-definition 4K format, but you may need to change your camera settings. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2nCdzrt
A cancer patient grapples with a failed crowdfunding campaign. And: a locker-room vigilante, roommates who can’t share everything and more. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2GD3wL9
Rag & Bone has produced a short film featuring Ansel Elgort that is a whirling parable of living through the phone. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2nspLvq
In-dash navigation systems aren’t as nimble as their smartphone counterparts. But as cars get more complicated, built-in could mean better. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2nySLRp
With his Yeezy Season 6 Kim-a-likes, the artist-designer adds a much-needed element to his style arsenal. from NYT > Fashion & Style http://ift.tt/2BLp84o
The Chinese internet behemoth is investing in brick-and-mortar stores as it seeks to apply its tech smarts to the way customers shop in the real world. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2nqKBLI
The social network, which is overhauling what people consume on the site, said its business would remain robust even if some users spent less time on its platform. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2rWzAGK
The company’s shift to providing cloud services continues to pay off, as its revenue rose to $28.92 billion last quarter. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2Gzxtfi
When the price of Bitcoin goes down, activity on an influential exchange pumps it back up. That has investors and regulators asking questions. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2rRoS4a
While the United States is focused on reining in costs, Chinese tech firms are looking to build the hospital of the future using artificial intelligence. from NYT > Technology http://ift.tt/2GwREdI