Launched in 2023, the London-based magazine Scenery has already accrued a cult following for its playful, intimate approach to capturing interiors. Across its second issue, released this week, you’ll find a deep dive into the archives of Peter Schlesinger, a journey through the oldest surviving hotel in Lebanon, and a revival of the first issue’s … Read more
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A cheeky bit of chaos has descended on the Hamptons this summer, courtesy of the artist Liliana Porter. Her new installation, called The Task, takes up the ground floor of the Dia Art Foundation’s space in Bridgehampton. In her theatrical arrangement of miniature figurines amid detritus, tchotchkes, and other found objects, Porter creates one surreal … Read more
As Vogue’s resident jorts historian, I’ve noticed that the good ol’ denim cutoffs are undergoing a metamorphosis. Over the last couple of years, people have traded in their Daisy Dukes for baggier, longer capital-J Jorts. Leave it to the usual suspects to test-drive longer hemlines and looser legs: Emily Ratajkowski, Hailey Bieber, and Bella Hadid. … Read more
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Among WAG culture, whether it’s in men’s or women’s sports, there tends to be a norm against simply wearing the jersey of your partner. That means that WAGs have to get creative when it comes to choosing a look for the game. “I think with the game growing itself, it’s cool to see another outlet … Read more
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For this, I reached out to New York-based storage and fashion archivists Garde Robe. The company helps to store, maintain, and care for precious collections of fashion (vintage included) assembled by individuals and institutions. Garde Robe’s Doug Greenberg helped to walk me through his best practices of fashion storage; plus he offered some essential products … Read more
Many of the people who have been buying vintage couture have often been doing it for decades, like Adam Leja, who has amassed over 5,000 pieces ranging from a robe de style dress from Jean Lanvin dated 1925 (a similar piece is at The Costume Institute) to shoes from the Egyptian collection by John Galliano … Read more
Barrier repair, a simplified routine, and Eastern beauty practices all place an increased emphasis on the best serums for sensitive skin. No matter which complexion philosophy you’re following—from a pared-back regimen to an elaborate 10-step Korean-inspired process—soothing and balancing is key to overall, and optimal, skin health. Our Top Picks This shift in focus to … Read more
To celebrate the heady days of high summer, Gucci creative director Sabato De Sarno and Miley Cyrus hosted a poolside party at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood last night. The luxury Italian brand took over the hotel’s iconic pool for the occasion, festooning the surrounds with a riot of florals as a nod to … Read more
We may seem to be in a golden age of trans books, with novels like Torrey Peters’s Detransition, Baby and Akwaeke Emezi’s Freshwater earning mainstream acclaim—but the reality of trans inclusion in media and publishing is considerably more fraught. Many trans writers still struggle to get published or paid fairly for their work, while books … Read more
%20-%20Photographer%20Chris%20Harris%20(1).jpg "The Best Indie and Art-House Horror Movies of the Summer Are All Out This Month")
So far, the year’s horror offerings have been a mixed bag, but that’s fine—that’s what summer is for. This July, however, we’re being treated to a bounty of excellent, and very scary, things to see. We’ve already had Maxxxine, a love letter to slick 1980s horror from Ty West, and the prequel A Quiet Place: … Read more
