“My earliest memory of art is a picture that my mother painted when she was in high school,” says Candia Fisher Landau, daughter of the great New Yorker Emily Fisher Landau — one of America’s most renowned art patrons and collectors in recent history. . “It was a pineapple,” she tells me. “I remember seeing it for the first time when I was four years old. So simple but so beautiful, I don’t know what happened to it but I’ve always been able to picture it so vividly.

It's no surprise that King Charles III kept sustainability in mind when choosing what to wear on the day of his coronation. Considering the monarch's lifelong passion for protecting the environment, it's natural that he would choose to make some eco-friendly sartorial choices. Eco-friendly or not, the king's coronation day look was far from plain. Upon arrival and departure, Charles wore two different grand robes, per royal tradition. Then, during the ceremony, Charles reused golden vestments which have been worn for nearly every coronation since 1821, including the Colobium Sindonis, the Supertunica, the Imperial Mantle, the Coronation Sword Belt and the Coronation Glove.

THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, © 2022 PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, LLC, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. In May of this year, James Ijames won the 2022 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for his play Fat Ham, a bawdy, Black, funny, and unabashedly queer adaptation (of sorts) of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Set on a North Carolina pig farm, the play closely follows the beats of the famous tragedy but remixes them into a meditation on masculinity, sexuality, mourning, and joy.

The end of the 19th century in America, also known as the Gilded Age, is endlessly fascinating to modern eyes. So it’s with excitement that fans look forward to the second season of HBO’s hit costume drama, The Gilded Age, which drops on 29 October. Created by Julian Fellowes (the mastermind behind Downtown Abbey), this season of The Gilded Age is a visually spectacular tale “of fierce rivalry between old money and new,” says HBO, as a nouveau riche family try to break into the highest of high New York society.

Jessica Chastain in Gucci Alessandro Levati//Getty ImagesJessica Chastain and Gucci are a match made in heaven. The actress walked the red carpet at the premiere of Memory in a floor-length rose gold sequinned gown. The plunging neckline and collar kept things feeling cool and fresh, while her jewels and sweeping hemline added to the red carpet glamour. Isabelle Huppert in Balenciaga Maria Moratti//Getty ImagesAnother shimmering moment on our best-dressed celebrity list – Isabelle Huppert in Balenciaga.