Is Imitation Flattery? When It Comes to Archival Fashion, Cazzie David Isn’t So Sure.

Is Imitation Flattery? When It Comes to Archival Fashion, Cazzie David Isn’t So Sure.

As I’ve watched these homages unfold on my feeds over the last several months, I’ve wondered if they signal a stagnancy in the fashion world. This trend, which combines two mainstays of American culture–idol worship and upcycled nostalgia—seems akin to the current state of the film industry, known for churning out regurgitated IP and making … Read more

Hedi Slimane Exits Celine | Vogue

Hedi Slimane Exits Celine | Vogue

This article first appeared on Vogue Business. Sign up to receive the Vogue Business newsletter for the latest luxury news and insights, plus exclusive membership discounts. After a seven-year run, Hedi Slimane is leaving Celine. “Under his creative and artistic direction, Celine has experienced exceptional growth and established itself as an iconic French couture house,” Celine … Read more

Is Adam Brody the Defining Millennial Crush?

Is Adam Brody the Defining Millennial Crush?

X content This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from. The impact of Cohen’s adorkable stammer and addiction to comic books has been well-documented; in a 2023 article for the Daily Beast, writer Kerensa Cadenas joked that Brody’s all-consuming cuteness had “ruined a generation of people.” Sure, he was far from … Read more

Tame Frizz and Prevent Hair Breakage with Microfiber Towels

Tame Frizz and Prevent Hair Breakage with Microfiber Towels

Years ago, I would do this thing where I’d time my wash days to my laundry days—emerging from the shower with dripping hair, and tousling it with a warm, fresh-out-the-dryer bath towel. I’d continue my routine as usual, but I kept experiencing loads of frizz. My hairstylist would eventually tell me I had lots of … Read more

Eight Key Style Lessons I Learned From Law Roach’s New Book

Eight Key Style Lessons I Learned From Law Roach’s New Book

Sure, we can’t all be Zendaya, slaying red carpets left and right, but thanks to a new book from her stylist Law Roach, we’ll now have the tips to at least try. Roach’s new book, How to Build a Fashion Icon: Notes on Confidence from the World’s Only Image Architect, shares the secrets behind his … Read more

The Best Halloween Nails, According to Pro Artists

The Best Halloween Nails, According to Pro Artists

Not sure where to start, go for blood—on your nails that is. “When it comes to my most highly requested design for Halloween, it’s definitely blood drips,” says California-based nail artist Laysa Cazares. Metta Francis, aka Nailsbymets, a London-based artist, agrees and likes to switch it up with fun designs ranging from ghosts, graveyard scenes … Read more

How To Layer Your Skincare Products

How To Layer Your Skincare Products

Look in your beauty cabinet and chances are you have multiple pillars in your skincare repertoire. Hyaluronic acid is the ultimate hydrator. Retinol is a must for anti-aging. Vitamin C is an essential brightener. SPF is non-negotiable. But is there a right or wrong way to apply them? How do we best layer them up … Read more

The 5 Best Moments from Saturday Night Live’s 50th Anniversary Episode

The 5 Best Moments from Saturday Night Live’s 50th Anniversary Episode

I’ve been waking up on Sunday morning to watch a streaming (or, back in the day, TiVoed) episode of last night’s Saturday Night Live since I was in middle school. It’s a ritual I’ve come to depend on, even when the episode in question is a little lighter on laughs than one might hope for. … Read more

Harnessing the Power of Music to Get Out the Environmental Vote Among Black Faith Communities

Harnessing the Power of Music to Get Out the Environmental Vote Among Black Faith Communities

There’s ample evidence to suggest that the effects of climate change will (and, in some cases, already do) disproportionately affect communities of color, but those groups aren’t always proactively included in conversations about how to mitigate its effects. According to a recent Yale study, only 12% of Black adults in the U.S. have heard of … Read more

Why Are All the Characters in Sally Rooney’s Novels So Thin?

Why Are All the Characters in Sally Rooney’s Novels So Thin?

There is, of course, no mandate that Rooney populate the landscape of her fiction with fat bodies as some kind of feint toward inclusion, even if those bodies do happen to comprise almost half the US population. But consider a reversal: If another writer, even one of Rooney’s stature, populated her novels with a similar … Read more