This month’s Pic of the Day selection is smaller than usual, as PhotoVogue submissions will be closed for the winter break. Submissions will reopen January 8th. PhotoVogue’s ‘Pic of the Day’ is a celebration of the power of photography to capture moments of beauty, raw emotion, and human connection. Each day, we feature a new … Read more
As a teenager, Amber Robinson always noticed the thin edges of her hairline, but never imagined she’d one day need a hair transplant. At the age of 37, however, after losing portions of hair from the side edges and the front of her head, hairs from the back of Robinson’s head were transferred to the … Read more
I had the opportunity to approach the Mursi tribe through local contacts, including a fixer, a driver, and an armed guard, due to the frequent confrontations they face with other tribes. When I immerse myself in their community, respecting their traditions and culture is of utmost importance to me. My duty is to preserve their … Read more
“I’m looking forward to finding out what my children are in therapy complaining about me [for] in 30 years’ time,” says Laura Donnelly, with a wry laugh. Sitting, chin in hand, at the back of a rustic Primrose Hill café, on a crisp autumn afternoon, motherhood is on the 41-year-old’s mind—and not just because we’re … Read more
I might be one of the last New York fashion editors of my generation not to use Botox. I believe this to be true because I go to fashion shows, dozens of them a year, and across the runways I see a lot of foreheads. But if I’m proudly creased above the brows, harder to … Read more
Congratulations are in order for Abby Champion and Patrick Schwarzenegger. Today, the longtime couple announced their engagement via Instagram. They each shared a series of photographs from their beach proposal. The first was a close-up of them embracing on the beach, with Champion’s engagement ring front and center. Another showed them kissing in front of … Read more
Over the course of my ceaselessly peripatetic life, as a writer who’s lived all over the place, the word “home” has always carried a complicated meaning. My tiny family of origin is fractured, far-flung, and nontraditional. By the time I was 15, we’d moved to four different houses in the Bay Area and three different … Read more
Throughout the film, Shug Avery also has gorgeous, deep red nails—something Rasheed credits to Henson. “That was a decision that Taraji actually made on her own in terms of what color red she wanted to use,” she says. “It’s those very specific, seemingly little things, that really lean into the character be fully realized. The … Read more
Bettina Pittaluga “I feel connected through others, through words, vibrations, scents, gestures, a gaze, a voice, an action, a gathering. Connection, for me, is as much sensory as it is a matter of values, representing our humanity in its entirety, in both discourse and action. In a beautifully ambivalent yet icy state, it takes very … Read more
Every year, the same gif appears on my social-media feeds like clockwork: Rachel McAdams as pissed-off, suburbs-resenting, concert-tee-wearing misfit Amy Stone in my favorite dysfunctional-family Christmas movie of all time, The Family Stone. Granted, calling her a “misfit” in a family where everyone is slightly weird is a little unfair, but Amy is messy-haired, grouchy, … Read more
