The New York Times Style Magazine: Australia

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The New York Times Style Magazine: Australia

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Being the Change • Meet the makers, producers and educators who dare to tackle the big problems by harnessing the power of individual choices.

THE THING

THE GIFT OF GUCCI • The Italian house has the holidays all wrapped up with stylish accessories for everyone in your inner circle, from Horsebit loafers to the coolest carry-on.

A GRANDE VISION • New photos capture the essence of La Grande Motte, an otherworldly resort town in the South of France inspired by ancient pyramids.

SPIRIT GUIDE • Everything you need to know about mezcal, the drink of the summer.

GREAT EXPECTATIONS • The “next big thing” is anyone’s guess — and perhaps that’s how it should be.

Fruits of the Forest • In the lush foothills of central Bali, a zero-waste menu, low-impact accommodation and the gradual return of fireflies suggest Buahan retreat’s sustainable approach is taking root.

MARY JANES • From chunky T-straps to sleek flats, the shoe of the season is all buckled up.

The T Australia Wish List • Our holiday gift edit is filled with luxury watches, rare whiskies and indulgent beauty finds for the season’s most discerning tastes.

Chain Reaction • Hermès’s Chaîne d’ancre jewellery collection both celebrates and transcends its prosaic inspiration.

THE MAVERICK • The actor Sam Corlett, acclaimed for putting everything into his roles, has his own story to tell.

FLORENCE! • For nearly two decades, Florence Welch’s songs have offered a mythic view not only of pop music but of the glories and rages of being a female artist today.

DIVINE INTERVENTION • The Booker-shortlisted author Charlotte Wood on extrapolating ideas from the unexpected.

GEORGE WASHINGTON WOULDN’T BELIEVE THIS TOWN • There’s a lot more to Washington DC than old monuments and a white house.

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