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The Unlikely Art World Stars Every Mega Collector Wants to Know

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By Tarpley Hitt Verified, Bolade Banjo, Tori Lopez Verified
| W Magazine Verified
From left: Anthony Johnson and Andre Headley with Richard Serra’s Running Arcs (for John Cage), 1992. Johnson wears a Brooks Brothers shirt; Florsheim shoes; stylist’s own vintage suit and tie. Headley wears a vintage Roger Dack suit from Ebreo Vintage, Brooklyn; Bonobos shirt; Louis Vuitton Men’s shoes; stylist’s own tie. The Cady Noland exhibition at Gagosian’s Chelsea gallery this fall was a nightmare for a security professional.
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Kareem Rahma on SubwayTakes & Turning Everyday Conversations Into Viral Gold

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By Bolade Banjo, Tyler VanVranken Verified, Claire Valentine McCartney
| W Magazine Verified
Kareem Rahma wears a Polo Ralph Lauren jacket and pants; Brooks Brothers shirt and T-shirt; Converse sneakers; his own watch throughout. You began your career in content development and marketing for outlets like Vice and The New York Times, then went on to create video series on social media such as Keep the Meter Running and SubwayTakes. Both are digital-era talk shows rooted in humanist humor. Which comedians or creators have inspired you? I grew up watching a lot of movies.
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LII Designer Zane Li Fuses ’90s Minimalism With Couture Elegance-One Sculptural Silhouette at a Time

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By Emilia Petrarca Verified, Bolade Banjo, Jason Rider
| W Magazine Verified
RyleaBeth and Grace Van Petten. All wear LII clothing; stylist’s own shoes. In 2019, when Zane Li was 18 years old, he moved from his hometown, Chongqing, in central China, to New York, where he enrolled at the Fashion Institute of Technology. It was his first time in America, and he was excited to breathe the same air as his idols, designers such as Helmut Lang and Calvin Klein. But after just one semester, everything came to a screeching halt with the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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