Troye Sivan Wants to Sell You a Bottomless Bowl

When he launched the line, last year, it was available only in Australia and online. Sivan comes to New York about five times a year and compares the city’s energy to the feeling of skydiving. “When I think about sort of, like, the epitome of taste, I think about New York,” he said. For the pop-up, he wanted a “not too stuffy vibe,” which translated into burgundy leather furniture and tabletops strewn with misshapen heirloom tomatoes. The walls were hung with work by Australian artists. People had been asking him about a painting of a slender, shirtless lad. “Everyone thinks it’s me!” he said, laughing. “But it’s not.”