Beauty

The two biggest summer style nonnegotiables? Clothing must be easy and, more important, breezy. Luckily, several of the season’s most-wanted pieces fit the bill, from lightweight poplin dresses and bubble-shaped balloon pants to the forever-timeless menswear-inspired button-up shirt. When it comes to great shirting, however, few styles are as versatile—or romantic—as the billowy white blouse.Vogue’s Summer Guide to...

When selecting the perfect of-the-moment style for you (Jane Birkin bangs? An angled bob? A mermaid-worthy mane?), a universal truth guides us all: compromised lengths does no one any favors. Even the coolest cut and color lack the impact of healthy, well-tended lengths. “Damaged hair has overall weakened strength, making it more porous, dry, and prone to split...

Before you turn to powders, liquids, or other forms of protein supplementation, the best way to hit your protein goals will always be with whole food options. The buzzy macro is an abundant nutrient in so many foods, so it’s pretty easy to tweak some of your favorite meals into something that’s more protein focused (and still delicious,...

When it comes to longevity, Japan is arguably one of the best sources of inspiration—the island of Okinawa is a Blue Zone (aka a region where people live abnormally long and healthy, happy lives), after all. But it’s not just Okinawa that we should be looking to—the country ranks in the top five for life expectancy. As you...

It’s Monday, June 8, 2026, and the Knicks are back in the NBA finals for the first time since 1999, and they haven't won since 1973. Tonight, the beloved New York team—which currently has won 13 consecutive games and leads 2-0—returns to Madison Square Garden to continue their face-off with the San Antonio Spurs. Coincidentally, 27 years ago,...

It’s taken Trish Wescoat Pound around three decades to become an overnight success. Her brand TWP, has the wind at its sails after moving from a presentation format to the runway and greatly expanding its retail footprint. An assist from the designer’s old pal, the prolific fashion entrepreneur Andrew Rosen, certainly hasn’t hurt.Wescoat Pound’s bread and butter remains...

“I don’t know if you saw,” I typed back to S shortly after receiving a message indicating that he had liked me on a dating app I almost never paid attention to, “but I’m chronically ill, so I’m pretty low-key about getting to know someone and am pretty much a homebody. Eternal optimist though, so I don’t want...

The great divide between industrial manufacturing and traditional craftsmanship is widely lamented among aesthetes. “It’s sort of like a TV dinner versus a home-cooked meal," Nick Ozemba muses. He and his In Common With co-founder Felicia Hung founded their design studio firmly in the home-cooked category, but with the caveat of scaling up production far more than you...

Daniella Kallmeyer is all about progressive curation. From antique piano shawls to classic blazers that possess a quiet confidence to patterns taken from vintage inlay, Kallmeyer’s ethos frequently emphasizes the art of collecting—and how that's inevitably reflected in one’s own wardrobe. This season, these ideas were represented by what the designer dubbed “The Atelier Woman.” An exemplar of...

While many designers strive to be all things to all people, Lorenzo Serafini chose focus for resort. That meant concentrating on what has long been Alberta Ferretti’s calling card: the dress. “I wasn’t interested in reproducing the past,” he said. “What attracted me was the spirit of that woman: natural, sensual, and positive.”Ferretti’s signature languid silhouettes were rendered...