When he was 14 and growing up in Ecuador, Fausto Guamantri’s father taught him the family business of cordwaining—making leather shoes by hand. …
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Swatching the Parade
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At Sunday’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, both paraders and viewers vied for…
Space and Timing
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EBM Vintage owner Carol Orr’s latest foray into vintage fashion started with a phone call. …
Manual Drive
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Even highly meaningful objects can melt into abstraction. …
Summer Drive
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Some things that sum up summer: classic cars. …
Something New
When she was still living in Melbourne, Australia, Callie Tein designed her own wedding dress, but she had a friend construct it. “It’s bad luck to make your own wedding dress,” she explains. …
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Kate Stephen grew up in rural Bethlehem, Connecticut, where she liked to pass the time “in the dirt, digging around, collecting rocks.” …
Flairing Up
On Instagram feeds and Pinterest boards, a new old way of accessorizing is popular again. …
Figuring it Out
In a cozy attic studio in Hamden, rainbow skeins of ribbon and bolts of patterned fabric are neatly arranged. On a workbench, a linen figure lies, her pink yarn hair half-pinned to her head. A puff of dotted blue tulle …
Hats and Hands
“‘Tinaliah’ means ‘persevere,’” Catherine Cazes-Wiley says. “In many ways, it’s my story—how to survive as an artist… and not lose your identity. It’s been a real story, a real struggle.” …
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