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February 22, 1999 Issue
Spring Fashion '99
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| FEATURES Spring Fashion '99 BY SALLY SINGER Lawbreakers To Dye For The Hottest Dish Girl Scouts Sight Gags East Side Stories The Wanderers Bureau Betak Designing not the clothes but the shows, Alexandre De Betak is the calming eye in the center of the runway storms | GOTHAM Little Rickie is dead; is Trinity Church a real-estate robber baron? GOTHAM STYLE L.A. is dyeing (and cutting, too), and New York couldn't be happier; Ruben Toledo's travel sketchbooks DEPARTMENTS When the GOP veered off the deep end -- and how it all might have gone differently Media On the Web, all me, all the time: Webcams offer the ultimate in product placement The Culture Business Shorter runs have brought a bigger-than-usual gaggle of stars to the stage The Underground Gourmet Mexico meets 14th Street in kitschy but honest El Rey del Sol MARKETPLACE Feelin' groovy in SoHo's trendiest boutiques Sales & Bargains Surplus economies: drab's back
| THE ARTS Movies BY PETER RAINER Message to Kevin Costner: return to sender; Mel Gibson's crazed Payback Theater A freshly conceived Death of a Salesman (and Brian Dennehy's outsize Willy Loman) does well by Arthur Miller Art At the Guggenheim, Picasso's disturbing, war-darkened work from 1937 to 1945 Classical Music Valery Gergiev breathes life into Avery Fisher Hall Television Lauren Bacall and Dr. Kildare, together at last Pop Music Hedwig rules: glam rock's first great cast album CUE Intelligencer Classifieds |