Red Blush Is Making a Comeback
Becoming a lover of red blush was an unexpected transition for me. A few months ago, I found myself sitting in the chair of makeup artist and brand educator Stevie Nelson at
Bella Hadid Is Making Cannes Film Festival a French Riviera Girl Summer—With a Vintage Wardrobe To Match
Bella Hadid has been looking her best in Cannes: from Tom Ford-era Gucci tailoring to Sophia Loren-inspired looks, an ’80s Chanel ballgown and gilded Schiaparelli lunges, or licking an ice cream at
A Loft with Past Lives Gets an Owner Making a New One
How artist Jessica Helfand is creating a new chapter in industrial architecture.
Forget Loafers, ’90s Tennis Shoes Are Making a Surprise Comeback for Summer 2026
Tennis shoes—I call them “tennis shoes,” despite the fact that no one actually wears them to play tennis—have evolved a lot over the past few decades (case in point: there’s a pair
Jane Fonda, V, and Maya Penn on Making Noise and Taking Action With ‘Dear Everything’
Maya, what did you find that made your generation stop scrolling and do something? Member of Parliament: I have always been a solution-oriented activist. I’m not going to tell you, “Here’s the
On the Podcast: Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson on Making Their Broadway Debuts in ‘The Fear of 13’
This week, penetrate Continuing its spring theater coverage! Lindsay Ferentino 13 fearOne of the most anticipated London transfers of the year, it opened on Broadway at the James Earl Jones Theater last
5 Small Garden Ideas for Making the Most of Your City Greenscape
For some, working with the soil evokes nostalgia for childhood summers, smelling the scent of thorny roses in bloom and picking ripe tomatoes off the vine. For others, it may trigger memories
Meet Taiwan’s “Queen Of Chassis” Who’s Making Customized Server Casings For Global Tech Giants
Chenbro Micom’s revenue grew 52% last year, with more than half coming from the United States, driven by explosive demand for AI server chassis.
Are Haul Videos Making Fashion’s Returns Problem Worse?
All three creators express a sense of opposition to overconsumption and do not want to promote bad habits or unrealistic ideals; however, sometimes, for one reason or another, items do get returned
Violet Grey Is Making a Comeback With More Stores
Violet Gray plans to shift to physical retail in 2026. The once digital-first beauty darling will open three stores in the United States this year, plus a store-within-a-store in London. Violet Gray
Trump Is Making Stagflation Great Again For Japan’s Economy
Japanese leader Sanae Takaichi sat in the Oval Office this week for a masterclass in smiling and enduring dire situations in more ways than one.
Is the Girlboss Making a Comeback?
Times have certainly changed, however. “Female executives now make up about 29% of C-suite executives, just under a third. That’s a significant difference from 17% when we started in 2014,” said Megan
How Rise & Fall Is Making Luxury Fashion Affordable
Jed Coleman and Will Coulton are proud to be outsiders in the fashion world. Coleman rose to fame as co-founder of London’s Caravan restaurant and coffee roastery, while Coulton’s roots lie in
In Japan, Making Wooden Kokeshi Dolls
A Japanese craftsman demonstrates the skills required to make kokeshi.
The Art World’s Most Influential Women Toasted to the Inaugural Making Their Mark Forum
“Joyful!” “Optimistic!” “Electroplated!” “Passionate!” These were the uplifting adjectives heard around the dinner table at the inaugural Make Their Mark forum at the Ned Club in Washington, D.C., on Friday night. Guests
Kate Middleton Is Making Pearls Her Signature
The Princess of Wales visited Leicester last week to celebrate the city’s Indian community, where she received a wreath of roses – a symbol of respect and honor in Indian culture –
Alia Shawkat on Fantasies, Millennials, and Making Her Theatrical Debut in ‘You Got Older’
I’ve seen this version. Everyone hates Millennials. I was like, whatever. I have no idea. I’m just doing the best I can and trying to survive. I mean, I’m really proud Search
How Japan Is Making Economic Addiction Great Again
In Tokyo, feelings of déjà vu abound. Markets are celebrating Japan’s Prime Minister’s move away from cookie-cutter economic policies, as if something new and exciting is happening.
Lily Collins Will Play Audrey Hepburn in a New Drama About the Making of ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’
If you’re like me, you’re a emily in paris If you’re an apologist, then you know that the hapless Midwestern marketing executive (played by the elfin Lily Collins) often plays Audrey Hepburn.
Indie Lee’s Next Act? Making Clean Beauty More Accessible
When Indie Lee launched her eponymous beauty brand in 2010, natural beauty had yet to become mainstream. But after weathering the rise and fall of the “clean” beauty movement in the 2010s,
How the Making of an Enchanting Ski Sweater Became an Act of “Poetic Activism”
Pura Utz artisans Jennifer Sapalú Choy, Rosalía Angélica Petzey Petzey and Elisa Tzína Sapalú handcrafted nearly 500,000 beads to realize designer Nova Nørgaard’s interpretation of the Norwegian Lusekofte sweater. Photo: Thomas Dahl
Burgundy Sneakers Are the Trick to Making Off-Duty Looks Ultra-Luxurious
Darker than classic red but not as dramatic as purple, burgundy sneakers are proving to be a popular sports-chic shoe style right now, perfect for winter but equally suitable for spring and
Making the Dancing Lions for Lunar New York Celebrations
In a garage in San Francisco, Corey Chan and his team created a huge and spectacular lion to lead the festivities.
‘Oh my God, I’m A Novelist’: New York Author Zoe Dubno on Making Her Runway Debut for Rachel Scott’s First Proenza Schouler Collection
As Carrie Bradshaw proved when she became a fashion killer in Season 4 sex and cityFor fashion industry professionals, perhaps nothing is cooler or more fascinating than the literary outsider. happiness and