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If knocking on heaven’s door, drape yourself in lace and exquisite embroideries. God will surely answer. Photographed by Luis Alberto Rodriguez. Fashion Editor: Patti Wilson​.

Ruth Ossai’s portfolio for GARAGE continues the tradition with a portfolio of Nollywood’s leading female voices.

In this week's Sex Scenes, the ability to write poetry of beauty illustrated the external beauty of Heian-era writers.

On Politicizing the Nymph.

Concrete, teeth, and elevator music are just a few of the scents that perfume houses are now peddling.

GARAGE captures how the work of new visionaries like Eckhaus Latta and Lou Dallas are carrying on the art-house spirit of ’90s art collective Bernadette Corporation.

Jonny Negron is dealing with information overload and literal trash through his iconic paintings.

Marci Rodgers researched what made black detective Ron Stallworth look cool, and KKK leader David Duke look evil.

After an exhaustive three-year obsession with a jacket, one woman talks to a consumer behavior specialist about why she can’t stop hunting.

The Hollywood adaption of Gore Vidal’s controversial 1968 novel with a trans heroine is screening in LA for one night only as part of a queer cinema festival.

A retrospective of an artists’ artist displays the wrathful gorgeousness of queer art as AIDS approached.

From tortoiseshell toothbrushes with silk bristles to “marine bio-active” mouthwash, dental hygiene is going upscale in the age of high-end essentials.