This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly. It’s a fast-moving runway season with new designers at Chanel and Dior, among other houses, and in Milan last week, Miuccia Prada and her co–creative director, Raf Simons, seized the moment to be more contrarian…
Photo-Illustration: Tracy Ma; Photos: ©Rosie Marks for Louis Vuitton, Mert Alas A little over a decade ago, Anne Hathaway’s public persona was in crisis. She had starred in The Princess Diaries and won an Oscar for Les Misérables but was far from being the stylish star of The Devil Wears Prada 2, the most talked-about…
Illustration: Rama Duwaji In 1948, when the first Palestinian refugees were expelled from their homeland by Zionist militias, many who fled carried their house keys. The welded iron rattled in their pockets and dangled from chains on their waists as people traveled, often on foot, to safer territory. Some went to Gaza, others to the…
GIVENCHY BY SARAH BURTON Dress, at givenchy.com. Photo: Cruz Valdez “How the fuck do you eat these?” asks Vivian Wilson, staring skeptically at the oysters on the dinner table in front of us. “Oh my God! They smell like the ocean!” It was her idea to order them. She couldn’t remember whether she even liked…
My favorite look I wore this summer wasn’t the powder-blue vintage dress I panic-ordered on the RealReal to relaunch our beauty vertical at Cannes Lions or the olive-green peekaboo Hanifa maxi I wore onstage to interview Tracee Ellis Ross at the Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival. No, it was the white lamé mask and…
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In 1978, when the fashion designer Willy Chavarria was 10 years old, he and his family attended a production of Zoot Suit, a play by Luis Valdez. The work drew from the 1942 Sleepy Lagoon Murder, when the death of a partygoer became the pretext for a wider criminalization of Chicano youth in Los Angeles….
One afternoon this spring, I went to the West Village to meet a West Village Girl. When I arrived at the whitewashed wine bar she chose, just two blocks from the brownstone stoop Carrie Bradshaw made famous, Miranda McKeon was journaling in her notebook and sipping a cup of green tea. She wore crimson leggings,…
Illustration: Gabriel Alcala The sparkling new New York Magazine app is out and available to download! It’s the easiest way to understand our fraught political moment, make sense of the future of media and tech, or just digest Donald Trump’s latest bizarro antics all in one place. If you’re just catching up on a frenetic news…
Illustration: Gabriel Alcala Caww! Caww! Have you heard the good news? No, not that Oh, Mary! is going to run forever, though that’s good too. It’s that New York launched an app and Vulture is flying high on Bluesky. Here’s everything to know. Available for download here, the app features every Vulture story, with the…