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The Finer THINGS • The title of ATHENA CALDERONE’s new book states her mission: Live Beautiful

Generation NEXT • Calvin Klein’s iconic gender-neutral scent, CK One, is being reborn for a new creative class. Musician-actor ELIOT SUMNER speaks to the here and now

Dream WEAVERS • Channel the prismatic hues of neo-impressionism (on view this spring at MoMA’s Félix Fénéon: The Anarchist and the Avant-Garde—From Signac to Matisse and Beyond) with all things laced, latticed, and knit large

This Is HUGE • The sheer magnitude of this over-oversized bag from Bottega Veneta, topping out at the height of an average toddler, makes room for everything (your practical compact!) to the point of delightfully absurd (and your Saint Bernard puppy!). Creative director Daniel Lee says he strives for a “tension between the bold and the glamorous,” and what’s more boldly glam than having it all—including the option to bring it all with you?

True BLUE • CHARLOTTE LAWRENCE delivers an edgy pop sound steeped in California cool

Urban OASIS • REM KOOLHAAS finds wonder in the textures of Doha

Hot, but NOT BOTHERED • Yeahhh, baby! Powerful women are horny and proud

The GOLDEN AGE • Diddy invited V.F. into his Beverly Hills home to capture his 50th-birthday bash with a special-edition portrait studio

Burning Down THE HOUSE • Does S-U-S-S-E-X spell disaster for a royal family in crisis?

Countdown to QUIBI • Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman are poised to launch a unique (and risky) new streamer

All About Ana • With a Bond reinvention and a Marilyn reimagining on the horizon, the breakout star of Knives Out is poised to take Hollywood. But ANA DE ARMAS dreams of Cuba even as she’s ruling California

all that JAZZ • The Roaring ’20s are officially upon us, bringing with them heady abandon. This season’s rising stars show off opulence with a modern twist

TURNING the TABLES • With Eleven Madison Park changing investors and his new restaurant in its infancy, can DANIEL HUMM reimagine fine dining for the future?

AN ORAL HISTORY OF A PREDATOR • With Harvey Weinstein on trial in New York, 30 of his more than 100 accusers spoke with RICH McHUGH about the harrowing details of their abuse—and their long road to justice

FLIGHT of the PRINCESS • A year after one of Sheik Mohammed’s daughters attempted to flee Dubai, his wife Princess Haya escaped to London. Now the royal couple is battling over their children in Britain’s biggest royal divorce since Charles and Diana. Vanessa Grigoriadis explores why Emirati noblewomen are running for their lives

TOM FORD • The designer and director on parenthood, aging, and reluctant schmoozing