in her shoes

The Food Stylist Who Loves Clogs What Susie Theodorou wears to work.

By Diana Tsui
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This Eyeliner Trend Is the Easiest One We’ll Ever Get Enjoy it while you can!
By Erica Smith
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Anna Sale Shares Her Life-Hack for Working Mothers This week’s episode of The Cut on Tuesdays.
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42 Gifts for the Dad Who Doesn’t Want Anything He’ll love a new sweater, cozy slippers, or a fancy coffee maker.
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My Beauty Routine Involves Small Children How to apply makeup while holding a toddler.
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Shop the Best Black Friday Deals on Amazon Deep discounts on clothes, beauty, home, and more.
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Style

in her shoes
The Food Stylist Who Loves Clogs What Susie Theodorou wears to work.
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in her shoes
The Retail Genius Who Loves Wearing a Sharp Jacket and Heels Every morning, chief brand officer Sarah Rutson likes to “dress from the feet up.”
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winter is here
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13 Pairs of Extremely Warm Snow Boots Did you hear it’ll be freezing this Thanksgiving? 
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All I Want to Wear Are Shades of Sweet Brown Chocolate, honey, mocha, cocoa.
By Indya Brown
gone sale-ing
34 Designer Deals From Net-a-Porter’s Huge Sale From Prada to Nike.
By Indya Brown

The Shopper

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butt wait
Does Your Butt Need a Sheet Mask? Or will using one make you the butt of a joke?
By Kathleen Hou
parties!
The Best-est Party Looks of the Week One awe-inspiring look from every fête that mattered.
By Jessica Boddy
getting ready with
How an Up-and-Coming Model Gets Ready to Go Out Hanging out with Duckie Thot before Dior’s Guggenheim Gala.
By Erica Smith

Power

encounter
Barbara Lee Talks Iraq, Poverty, and Her Seat at the Table “When I’m in the room and nobody else that looks like me is in the room, it makes a big difference,” says the House’s lefty conscience.
By Rebecca Traister
2018 georgia governor race
Black Women Aren’t Done Fighting For Georgia Stacey Abrams and her supporters are stronger than ever, even in apparent defeat.
By Amanda Arnold
mysteries
By Reeves Wiedeman
The Haunting of a Dream House A New Jersey family bought their ideal home. But according to the creepy letters they started to get, they weren’t the only ones interested in it. 
work
‘My Co-worker Is Always Out Sick!’
By Alison Green
reading the signs
How Donald Trump Uses the Female Body As a Weapon The White House co-opts the language of #MeToo to punish a CNN reporter.
By Rhonda Garelick
my two cents
What to Know About the Cost of an Abortion
By Charlotte Cowles
how i get it done
Comedy writer Megan Amram of The Good Place on drinking too much coffee, becoming a L.A. caricature, and how Twitter changed her career

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Self

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Madame Clairevoyant: Horoscopes for the Week of November 19 Sagittarius season starts this week!
By Claire Comstock-Gay
sex diaries
The Suburban Mom Thinking About Cheating on Her Husband This week’s sex diary.
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By Katie Heaney
Meetings Should Be Shorter We tend to take up the time we’re given, so let’s start with less. 
atypical
My Life As a Psychopath
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it's complicated
It’s Complicated: I Had My First Date at 28 On learning how to start from scratch.
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self reflection
My Beauty Routine Involves Small Children
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scent memories
Natasha Gregson Wagner recently added a new fragrance, La Rose, to the line inspired by her late mother, Natalie Wood. Based on the roses her mom kept in their garden, the realistic scent smells freshly picked thanks to a mix of rose essence, geranium, and heliotrope. The Cut spoke with Wagner about the smell of dog paws, hamburgers, and oil on canvas.
sex diaries
The Single Man Who Doesn’t Like Guys Who Are Bad at Sports This week’s sex diary.
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Anna Sale Shares Her Life-Hack for Working Mothers This week’s episode of The Cut on Tuesdays.
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Culture

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The Truth Behind True Thompson’s Birth Learn more about Khloé’s birth experience in this week’s recap.
By Mariah Smith
ferrante fever
My Brilliant Friend Is Missing the Best Part of the Books The new Elena Ferrante HBO show is best watched with a copy of the book on your lap.
By Anna Silman
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If You Can’t Get Enough of Elena Ferrante, Read This This week’s podcast episode comes with some book recommendations. 
fixations
I Think About This a Lot: The First Kiss in Twilight
By Miranda Popkey
fascinator
Did It Hurt When Indya Moore Fell From Heaven? The star of Pose talks self-love and activism.
By Allison P. Davis
you know what i heard
Are Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton Going to Have a Baby?
By Allie Jones
self reflection
My Beauty Routine Involves Small Children How to apply makeup while holding a toddler.
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weekend with
A Cyclist Photographs Her Way Through Crete One amazing meal made her rethink her entire trip.
By Bailey Malone Kircher
street style
27 Women of Color on Seeing Themselves in Literature We spoke to 27 women at the club’s festival about the black literature that left a lasting impact on them.
By Mariah Smith

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6/29/2018
Summer of Rage White men are the minority in the United States — no wonder they get uncomfortable when their power is challenged.
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Meet Jorja Smith: The Soul Singer Who Turned Down Drake “Maybe I am a bit of a siren.”
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6/4/2018
Time’s Up, Bill Is Bill Clinton the only one who doesn’t realize he needs to join the #MeToo reckoning?
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What I Learned on My Date With a Sex Robot Maybe they need to be more like us. Or maybe we’re already learning to be more like them.
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5/1/2018
In Her New Book Motherhood, Sheila Heti Confronts an Eternal Female Crossroads The writer takes up the problem of whether to have a baby in her engrossing autobiographical novel.
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4/5/2018
Busy Philipps on Instagram, Her BFF Michelle Williams, and Losing Heath Ledger Instagram’s favorite storyteller has so much more to say.
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4/2/2018
The ‘Mirror Face’ of 17 New York Women Women, photographed through a two-way mirror, reveal what they desire in themselves.
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Teens Already Know How to Overthrow the Government You would too if you’d grown up reading the Hunger Games.
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