I’m on a leather couch at the hottest new bar in Ibiza, and I’ve just been furnished with a small jar of pills. It isn’t what you think though. It’s not yet 3 p.m., the tablets are sleep-promoting magnesium, and my (now rapidly deflating) thigh-high boots are of the compression variety, designed to ease swelling … Read more
“Before Marrakech, everything was black,” Yves Saint Laurent once said. The city’s labyrinthine streets, vibrant markets, and welcoming host culture proved to be a fount of inspiration for the 20th century’s jet set, including Saint Laurent himself but also Mick Jagger, Paul and Talitha Getty, Jane Birkin, and more. The thing is—Marrakech isn’t the type … Read more
Decorating to a point of such detail, without making something feel overdone is certainly clever, but what is particularly canny about this flat is how full of things it is, yet—Tardis-like—it absorbs them without complaint. That’s not to say it’s cluttered—far from it. Daniel and Benedict have no truck with mess and muddle. Instead, theirs … Read more
After weeks of rumors—and grainy paparazzi photos in the British tabloids—Suki Waterhouse has finally confirmed that she is pregnant with her first child with Robert Pattison. However, rather than opting for an Instagram post or press statement to reveal the news, she decided to do it on stage, during her performance at Mexico City’s Corona … Read more
Connivery, thievery, treachery, infidelity, romance, deceit. Are all of these…the characteristics of a Shakespearean play? Perhaps a soap opera? Not quite—try a mid-aughts show about a group of preppy high schoolers whose favorite accessories are thousand-dollar designer shoes and candy-colored leggings. I’m talking, of course, about the original Gossip Girl. Though the show premiered when … Read more
The best bodysuits don’t get nearly as much love as they should—but take it from us, they’re as much a wardrobe essential as your favorite white T-shirt or straight-leg jeans. They bring stylish ease and versatility to your look, not to mention as a simple base, they can really let other statement items shine. The … Read more
All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something. In her 75 years, Sandy Linter has lived many lives as a makeup artist—and, surely, knows a thing or two about makeup for women over 50. In 1969, the … Read more
There’s a new category of injectables now available at your dermatologists office: skin boosters. Skinvive—also referred to as an “injectable moisturizer”—is the very first-of-its-kind to come to the United States after being approved by the Food and Drug Administration this May. As an intrepid journalist, I went under the needle over 20 times to see … Read more
Diana Al-Hadid’s sculptures are a masterclass in duality. They seem both ancient and modern, fierce and delicate, simultaneously growing and disintegrating—reminding us there is no such thing as a fixed state. It’s art of the both-and. “In all senses, I’m interested in the literal and metaphorical, the specifics and the general,” the New York–based artist … Read more
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Last weekend, I ran my very first marathon in New York City—a place I have called home for nearly a decade and a city I have loved since I was a little kid. I have always enjoyed running, but running 26.2 consecutive miles wasn’t on my bucket list until I experienced the magic of the … Read more