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Why Is Everyone Obsessed With Bogs?

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By Zoey Poll
| The New York Times Verified
Why Is Everyone Obsessed With Bogs? From fashion to art, an explainer on our love of wetlands. May 8, 2026, 5:01 a.m. ET In prehistoric northern Europe, peatlands — areas of waterlogged soil rich with decaying plant matter — were considered spiritual sites. Since then, swords, jewelry and even human bodies have been found fossilized in their sludgy depths. More recently, however, many of these bogs have been depleted by overharvesting, neglect and development.
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On a Majorcan Estate, a Collage Made Over Hundreds of Summer Holidays

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By Zoey Poll, Ricardo Labougle
| The New York Times Verified
SOMETIME IN THE early 18th century, the House of Zaforteza, a noble Majorcan family thought to be descended from medieval Florentine settlers, deepened their alliance with other prominent local families to form the Nine Houses, or the Nou Cases, as they’re known in Catalan. Knit together by endogamy — common in those days among the Mediterranean aristocracy — these dynasties had built, inherited or acquired the majority of the properties throughout the island by the end of that century.
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48 Hours in the Life of Courrèges’s Nicolas Di Felice

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By Zoey Poll
| The New York Times Verified
TYPICALLY, NICOLAS DI FELICE, the 42-year-old Belgian designer of the French fashion house Courrèges, wakes up around 7 a.m. This morning, on what feels like the first Monday of spring in Paris’s 19th Arrondissement, his alarm went off earlier, an hour or so before dawn. It’s two days until the brand’s fall 2026 runway show and he wanted to get in a head-clearing walk with his Dutch-born partner and close collaborator, Roderick Buijs, 35, Courrèges’ head of creative.
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