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View in Browser | Add nytdirect@nytimes.com to your address book. Thursday, July 9, 2015 What to Read Now Intersection: Street Style Videos Across Latin America Intersection, the fashion series that hits the streets – from Brooklyn to Beijing, Portland to Paris – to capture the characters, looks and stories that are the hallmarks of a neighborhood's style, has returned. The latest videos hail from the Latin American cities of: Santiago, Buenos Aires, Lima, Panama, Montevideo and Medellín to explore style and interview fashion influencers. In this first episode, above, we visit Santiago, Chile, where Valentina Rios, the stylist and journalist behind Le Freak C'est Chic, says personal style is reflected in little details, like star studded platforms. Alex Welsh for The New York Times Men's Style 50 Cent, Renaissance Man By BROOKS BARNES Rapper. Entrepreneur. Investor. Producer. Actor. Curtis Jackson, a.k.a. 50 Cent, is a restless soul intent on conquering one business after the next. Landon Nordeman for The New York Times Fashion & Style Armani's Shock to the System By VANESSA FRIEDMAN Couture continues with John Galliano at Maison Margiela, Elie Saab and Jean Paul Gaultier. In Paris, Chanel Bets the House Sally Ryan for The New York Times Food A New Pineapple Rum, With a Nod to Dickens By ROBERT SIMONSON The literary spirit, inspired by a character from "The Pickwick Papers," has received praise from mixologists and everyday drinkers alike. Fashion & Style Levi's Responds to Challengers With Revamped Women's Jeans By VANESSA FRIEDMAN The company is fighting back against high-fashion brands and the activewear styles. Ron Wood via American Federation of Arts/Bata Shoe Museum Fashion & Style For Sneakerheads, an Exhibit That Chronicles the Culture of Their Beloved Shoes By STEVEN KURUTZ The Brooklyn Museum exhibition "The Rise of Sneaker Culture" chronicles the history and fashion influence of a once-lowly footwear item. Luci Gutiérrez Travel From Cooking to Sailing, 'Summer Camps' for Adults By ALYSON KRUEGER Camplike experiences are being embraced by adults who want to spend their time off learning new skills or mastering ones they already have. ADVERTISEMENT News You Can Use Fashion & Style How to Look Sharp and Office Appropriate in the Summer Begin by relaxing, with tailoring in looser, breezier cuts. Here are some more tips. Photographs by Paul van Kan for The New York Times: photographed at Rae's On Wategos Fashion & Style The Look of a Champion Surfer By BEE SHAPIRO Stephanie Gilmore, a six-time world surfing champion, has plenty of secrets for maintaining her skin, hair and body in the face of nature's elements. Eric Helgas for The New York Times Men's Style A Man's Tan, Without the UV By BEE SHAPIRO These products save men from a trip to the tanning bed, or to a wife's beauty stash. Keith Vincent Travel What a Travel Adviser Can Offer That the Internet Can't By SHIVANI VORA Matthew D. Upchurch, the chief executive of Virtuoso, a network of travel advisers, says that when making travel plans, nothing beats the human touch. Weddings Gift Ideas for an Outdoor Summer Feast Wedding gifts that help a couple set a chic table or picnic blanket. Watch more Intersection videos and check back each week on Tuesdays for a new video. Also, show your friends you care about them by forwarding them this email. Or, suggest they sign up to this newsletter here. How are we doing? We want your feedback on this newsletter. Email us at newsletters@nytimes.com. ADVERTISEMENT Throwback Thursday: Summer 2013 Danny Ghitis for The New York Times Fashion & Style Heading Upstate in Search of a Watery Eden By JOSHUA LYON Isolated swimming holes are becoming tougher to find in the Hudson River Valley as a more urban crowd heads upstate.  Video: Sweet Summer Water In Case You Missed It Condado Vanderbilt Hotel Travel Turkish Spa Treatments Making a Comeback at Hotels and Resorts By CHARU SURI The Turkish steam baths called hamams first gained a following during Ottoman rule in the 1400s. They're popular once more. Emon Hassan for The New York Times Food At the Happiest Hour, a Cheeseburger Does a Star Turn By JEFF GORDINIER At this cocktail bar in Greenwich Village, a California-style burger makes everything seem O.K. ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this message because you signed up for NYT Living newsletter. As a member of the TRUSTe privacy program, we are committed to protecting your privacy. (....) Privacy Policy | Contact | Advertise Copyright 2015 The New York Times Company | 620 Eighth Avenue New York, NY 10018