Shape Shifter

To combat the oppressive force of the internet, Hayal Pozanti created an original language. In her new show, she moves beyond it.

THE PLUNGE

In an excerpt from Emma Cline's new novel, The Guest, a young woman drifts among the Hamptons elite, looking for an escape.

Making Her Mark

Texas’s 32-year-old Judge Lina Hidalgo could be the most powerful Democrat you’ve never heard of. Emma Specter travels to Houston to meet the party’s rising star.

The Line of Time

Sixteen looks from the new Costume Institute exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art showcase six decades of Karl Lagerfeld’s fashion mastery—while Amanda Harlech remembers working at the right hand of the maestro.

Begin Again

At 30, Cara Delevingne is reckoning with a life lived close to the edge. She opens up to Chioma Nnadi about slowing down, taking care of herself, and where she goes from here.

Sister Act

Catering as installation art? Tableware with a sense of humor? The creations of Laila and Nadia Gohar have turned food-world self-seriousness delightfully on its head.

Soak It Up

Hotels are telling us to slow down and take to the tub.

Trial by Fire

After a barnburning run on Killing. Eve, Jodie Comer heads to Broadway 1 in a piercing courtroom drama. Adam Green bears witness.

When Stars Collide

Sam Mendes's return to London's National Theatre promises a thrilling showdown between Old Hollywood legends. Hayley Maitland meets the cast.

Show of Strength

Kendall Jenner lays bare her biceps beneath tops and dresses built to move while Ada Calhoun contemplates what her own arms have held.

Demna on the Record

The Balenciaga artistic director addresses the brand's ad campaign controversy and charts his way forward.

Truth and Consequences

The Broadway revival of Parade-starring Ben Platt and Micaela Diamond couldn't come at a more timely moment. Leslie Camhi explores the urgent new production.

Frida's World

No institution is better positioned than The Metropolitan Museum of Art to show the art of our time in the context of the past. And yet, modern work has been sorely neglected. Architect Frida Escobedo has a plan to change that.

Flemish Masters

The virtuoso tailoring of Belgium's great designers was a major influence for spring. Longtime acolyte Sarah Harris tries on the look for size.

Smooth Operator

Can retinol pack the wrinkle-reducing power without the irritation? Chloe Malle test-drives a new generation of kinder formulas rebooting the superstar skin care ingredient.

Into the Mystic

The neo-soul icon Erykah Badu has long made spiritual, theatrical, ethereal style her calling card. Finally, fashion has caught up with her.

A Different Drum

Maxwell Frost, the youngest member of Congress, is marching to his own beat.

King Carlos

He's the youngest player ever to reach number one in men's tennis. How far will Carlos Alcaraz go?

TWO OF A KIND

Dressed in spring's most captivating accessories from jubilant jewels to a bevy of bags and hats and statement necklaces models and lifelong friends Lila Moss and Stella Jones paint the town.

Unfinished Business

Do you have filter fatigue? You're not alone: This season, designers are reflecting our decidedly flawed world with perfectly imperfect pieces which just so happen to be among their most creative (and most beautiful).

The Life Aquatic

The reinvention of a waterfront retreat in New York became an occasion to envision a miniature village-elegant and easygoing at the same time. Chloe Schama pays a visit.

Maximum City

Seoul is tomorrowland, teeming with models, actors, activists, and musicians who are breaking molds and leaning into what's now and what's next. Monica Kim takes stock of a brave new world.

Heaven Scent

When Thierry Mugler launched Angel in 1992, the iconic fragrance broke all the rules. Thirty years later, an updated formula arrives for a new generation.

Magnificent Obsession

In Mumbai, a monumental fashion exhibition charts the crosscurrents of cultural influence.

Vision Quest

Sasha Gordon spent her formative years painting friends and classmates. Only when she turned her paintbrush on herself did she find true perspective.

Turbo 'Tox

Often lasting twice as long as any other neurotoxin on the market, Daxxify makes its US debut.

Bloom Appétit

Two new cookbooks showcase the delightful culinary range of edible flowers.

Root Cause

On the runway and the red carpet, hair color upkeep hastakena downturn. Hanna Han: skips the salon and gets real on regrowth.

Making History

Creating inspired new pieces with fabrics from fashion’s past seems to be in Emily Adams Bode Aujla’s genes. Robert Sullivan takes us inside the long-awaited debut of her new women’s line.

On Pointe

Ballet gave Alice Robb a way to be a girl a specific template of femininity. What did it mean to be a woman without it?