T's final issue of 2013 is a festive affair. In our cover story, Suzy Menkes celebrates the enigmatic designer Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons, who is bringing the "beautiful chaos" of Dover Street Market, her multibrand fashion bazaar, to New York's Kips Bay neighborhood. Elsewhere, we visit four prominent artists - Jeff Koons, KAWS, Ugo Rondidone and Chuck Close - to find out what sorts of work they themselves collect, and what their collections say about them. At the Park Avenue apartment of Renee and Mark Rockefeller, we find that the color beige doesn't have to be tepid and uninspired; deployed with a discerning eye, it can be smart and seductive. We capture the zany wit of Kristen Wiig, who appears in the forthcoming film "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty," by asking her to fill in the blanks in a Mad Lib that (sort of) describes her career trajectory to date. We visit the Moroccan city of Tangier, which, as home to expats like Pierre Bergé, Bernard-Henry Lévy and Roger Vivier, remains one of the world's great melting pots for creative types. We meditate on the magic touch of the hotelier André Balazs. We pay tribute to the enduring glamour of well-preserved old restaurants, from Paris's La Grenouille to New York City's "21″ Club, that feel trapped in amber. And finally, in the spirit of the season, we offer the very best gifts you can give, from food to fragrances to jewelry to adventures of a lifetime. See all stories from the issue >>