Photographed by Fujio Emura Their devotion to scoring discounted goods—Heaven pieces were up to 70% off retail—was impressive, but their stylish looks were just as commendable. The event doubled as a street style bonanza: It was a sea of baggy jeans, mini skirts paired with biker boots, Heaven star tees, and Mowalola hats. Once the … Read more
Emily may be in Paris, but Lily Collins is in East Los Angeles. She lives in a mid-century house surrounded by sycamore trees in a part of town so quiet that a friend calls her in the middle of her Vogue photoshoot, alarmed at the number of cars parked outside. (“I was like, ‘Oh yeah, … Read more
Sports are often regarded as a great unifier—a part of culture that brings us all together, regardless of our many differences. There is perhaps no better example of this than the Olympics. Alternating between the Summer and Winter Games every two years, the Olympics have a way of turning us all into rabid sports fans—even … Read more
When you begin to scroll, rest assured that your eyes are not deceiving you. Indeed, a bevy of stars lit up Paris tonight night for a Prelude to the Olympics. LVMH chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault, Comcast NBCUniversal chairman and CEO Brian Roberts, Grammy-winner and Louis Vuitton men’s creative director Pharrell Williams, and Vogue’s Anna … Read more
Can you tell me about how you engage with your family’s political history? How does it inform your own relationship to politics? My grandfather, President Kennedy, is my hero. The first thing I ever got really nerdy about was him, his speeches, and his administration. It’s a blueprint for how progressivism can work in America … Read more
So instead she’s telling me and my recorder in her Dumbo loft, where she lives with her husband, film producer Andrew Form. Daddario’s just finished taking photographs in Khaite and Phoebe Philo—her first real experiment with maternity style. Until recently, she’s been shooting the second season of AMC’s Mayfair Witches in New Orleans, wearing “whatever … Read more
Trying to find anything specific at a Brimfield Antique Show is like trying to find the elusive needle in a haystack. Alas, North America’s oldest outdoor flea market is the perfect place to get lost for hours–or days or weeks even, if it were open that long–enchanted by object after object, each one stranger and … Read more
The oldest boxing gym in the United States, Gleason’s, age 87, isn’t as stuffy as you might assume. Well, the actual air in the Brooklyn gym—heavy with the sweat of 50 or so boxers and their coaches during a Tuesday evening training—is a bit stifling. But the vibe of the gym is surprisingly open. It’s … Read more
At the turn of the millennium, Mariah Carey’s career was in transition. Inching away from the sweeping ballads and torch songs that had defined her early sound, Carey comfortably bridged the gap between pop and hip-hop when the “Fantasy” remix featuring Ol’ Dirty Bastard hit number one in 1995. Two years later, her album Butterfly … Read more
Her doctor put her on a special cancer protocol for egg retrieval—she couldn’t pump herself full of hormones in an attempt to hyper-ovulate, because even post-mastectomy, there was a risk she could be encouraging nascent cancer cells to grow. Instead, Munn’s course of treatment involved lower doses of hormones. “We just wanted a few more … Read more
