The Italian Job

Ginori issues a line of home furnishings and fabrics.

GOOD PRESS

Gutenberg! a musical about the inventor of the printing press might just be the unlikeliest thing to hit Broadway in years, and also the most delightful. Marley Marius meets its champions.

Two Words: Rainbow Rangoon

Aka edible art that's as fun to make as it is to eat, courtesy of food columnist Alyse Whitney.

Remember That Time Lindsay Lohan Was in a Band?

To create the iconic one in Freaky Friday, she had rehearsals three times a week. But the movie-and music-as we know it almost didn't happen. On its 20th (!) anniversary, the cast and crew detail how the generation-defining film got made.

We're Extremely Impressed With Your Sneaky Public Romps

Oh, the places you'll go! (To get laid!)

Hello, This Is a PSA: All Dog Toys Are Not Created Equal

And you should probably know exactly what they're chewing on.

I Think? I'm Having? Intrusive Thoughts? (What Do I Do???)

Start by following this advice from our columnist, therapist Minaa B.

We Need to Talk About...Pregnancy and Weed

Expectant parents are increasingly drawn to the drug, but the stigma-and the risksremain real.

RUNWAY TO ELLEWAY

Beauty editor Margaux Anbouba shares fall's biggest beauty trends, and how to get the looks.

MONEY in the BANK

From their pregame fits to their sparkling new facilities, the Las Vegas Aces are pacing the WNBA-and maybe reinventing women's sports.

BOBBI BROWN IS BACK

She built an empire and left it. Now she's doing it all over again.

HOW LITERATURE BECAME FASHION'S MAIN CHARACTER

This season, fictional figures jumped off the pageand onto the runway.

PUT A PIN IN IT

Brooches are buzzier—and more versatile— than ever this season. How you choose to wear one is entirely up to you, but whatever you do, don’t call them old-fashioned.

THE CIRCLE GAME

The 1950s staple was all over the fall runways. Is it a sign we're going back in time, or heading forward?

KHAITE the GREAT

Catherine Holstein's cool-girl alchemy has made her seven-year-old brand a juggernaut.

ZENDAYA HOLDS COURT

A SULTRY NEW ROLE GIVES ZENDAVA THE CHANCE TO SHOW A WHOLE NEW SIDE OF HERSELF.

The REBIRTH of COOL FERRAGAMO designer MAXIMILIAN DAVIS is reinvigorating the ITALIAN HOUSE by drawing on the EXPERIMENTAL SPIRIT of LONDON CLUB CULTURE, his own CARIBBEAN HERITAGE, and a bold NEW PERSPECTIVE on ELEGANCE

Maximilian Davis was in a music video. I learned this while talking to the singer Kelela, a friend of his, about the period when they first met several years ago outside of an East London club night called PDA, which was a gathering place for kids from fashion and art school looking to let loose in a sea of their own.

Face VALUE

The new documentary INVISIBLE BEAUTY chronicles MODEL, AGENT, and ACTIVIST BETHANN HARDISON'S decades-long fight for greater DIVERSITY in the FASHION INDUSTRY. Here, she REFLECTS on her work.

It Can HAPPEN HERE In Haiti, EDWIDGE DANTICAT saw America as a BEACON of FREEDOM. But in recent LEGISLATION in her home state of Florida, she hears ECHOES of the OPPRESSIVE REGIMES her FAMILY FLED.

Earlier this year, my 2010 essay collection, Create Dangerously, was adapted for the stage and performed in Miami, where I live. Like the book, the play honors artists, particularly writers who have risked their lives to write their books—as well as the readers who have risked their lives to read them.

KENDALL JENNER is a member of one of the most documented SISTERHOODS on the planet.But she has carved out a place for herself in FASHIONand away from it all that's very much her OWN.

Kendall Jenner is a Scorpio. And it’s with typical Scorpio reserve that Jenner and I don’t discuss that fact until nearly the end of our time together. But the qualities ascribed to the sign weave throughout our conversation.

Stealing the Show

It's no secret that the history of fashion is laden with cultural appropriation but in a changed world, designers are finding thoughtful new ways to spotlight work rooted in heritage and tradition.

American Pastoral

While her contemporaries were focused on the figure, Shara Hughes uncovered new ground in landscape painting.

Mischief and Magic

Josh O'Connor In the torrid tennis romance Challengers, shows he's a leading man of a particular stripe: sensitive, mercurial, and dreamy to the hilt.

What's Real?

Modern life is getting weirder by the day. Maya Singer on the uncanny valley of our Ozempic-meets-AI era- and why connection still matters.

Lowe and Behold

At the Winterthur Museum in Delaware, the long-undersung American designer Ann Lowe gets her biggest survey yet.

Field Work

Dior's perfume maestro uses history to inform his new fragrance.

Pure Imagination

At Glyn Cywarch, in northwestern Wales, romantic silhouettes and a restless sense of play - meet a grand and storied setting. Yet, as Amanda Harlech writes, her family's 400-year-old estate simply feels like home.

To the Max

Two new hotels in Paris embrace an all-encompassing aesthetic

MAY THE ROSE BE WITH YOU

George Lucas and Mellody Hobson found respite from Hollywood by restoring a vineyard in the south of France with designer Michael S. Smith. Then they opened the doors to their hidden cinema paradiso. Will the next Jedi rise in Provence?

[SPEND TIME] Alone in a Room with Rothko

When the Rothko Room-which houses four of the Abstract Expressionist Mark Rothko's works in a snug, serene space-opened in 1960 at the Phillips Collection in Washington, DC, the artist's wishes were considered when it came to hanging his pieces and planning the lighting.