For this New York-based stylist, a taste of rural life is only a subway ride away.
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Image courtesy of Thomas Carter Phillips.
When it comes to food—and fashion—Thomas Carter Phillips loves a haul. His go-to for produce: The farmers’ market. “I love to shop locally, especially when it comes to food. Meeting the farmers and hearing about their crops, especially what is particularly tasty, is always a treat.” The stylist began his career in Los Angeles before making his way to New York, bringing his penchant for meal-prepping and fresh greens with him. What’s in his bag? Two varieties of tomatoes, bushels of herbs, hearty potatoes, and whatever’s in season.
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A new show from Public Art Fund places bronze casts of Thaddeus Mosley’s signature hand-carved wood sculptures in New York City’s City Hall Park. For the 98-year-old artist, his physically demanding practice, like life, is all about balance.
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Prada Mode finds its way to Osaka, Japan for its latest iteration, directed once again by architect Kazuyo Sejima.
