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Most Wanted: Lacoste Women's Cashmere Polos
Cast in a palette of autumnal colors, Lacoste's limited-edition cashmere polo collection cleaves to tradition even as it makes some tweaks: pearl buttons, side flits, and a piqué mesh knit keep the shirts classic, but small touches, like weaving the croc logo in the same colorway as each shirt, lend a certain freshness. Still, the fabric remains the major attraction. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/25/11
Musical Anthropology with Local Natives
Since their debut album, Gorilla Manor, was released in February, Local Natives have generated more than their fair share of buzz: the album debuted at #3 on the Billboard New Artist Chart and was warmly received by everyone from Pitchfork to the Los Angeles Times. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/04/10
Frances Bean Cobain: No Apologies
We asked the elusive artist Frances Bean Cobain what her mother thinks of her art: "That's like me asking, 'What does your mom think about your interview questions.' It's irrelevant to the work." ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/16/10
INTER-Picks: Blue Button-Downs
There are fine, well-observed differences between a denim and a chambray, the latter of which is lighter and contains more cotton. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/13/10
If luck is on our side, the podiums of each medal ceremony will look as though they were plucked straight from the pages of a Polo catalogue. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/03/10
Nacho Figueras is the face of Polo, the brand, and the face of polo, the sport. In fact, the 32-year-old Argentine player has made it his mission to bring polo out of the gentlemen’s club and into the hearts and living rooms of America. The future of an entire sport might just rest on the irresistibility of a single man. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/24/09
The lyrics of "Let's Go Crazy," the first song played in Prince's 1984 film Purple Rain, are meant to provide an inspirational lift: "If you don't like/ the world you're living in/ Take a look around you/ At least you got friends." These lines sound particularly weighty booming from massive speakers in front of an IMAX-size screen surrounded by thousands of Prince fans in Brooklyn's Prospect Park. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 08/07/09