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how i get it done By Danya Issawi How Manicurist Jin Soon Choi Gets It Done During Fashion Week “If one hour before the show we still have models to do, my heart starts pounding. I want everything done without any delay or drama.”

review Does a New Designer Mean a New Direction? Not always. A mixed review of the debuts in Milan. By Cathy Horyn
how i get it done How Über-Publicist Gia Kuan Gets It Done During Fashion Week “People would be shocked. It takes me maybe three minutes to deal with my makeup, do my hair, and get out the door.” By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz

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mfw spring 2023 The Best Street Style at Milan Fashion Week Chic looks from this fashionable city. By Olivia Luppino
review Does a New Designer Mean a New Direction? Not always. A mixed review of the debuts in Milan. By Cathy Horyn

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46 Christmas Gifts for Any Kind of Mom By the Cut
Saks’ Sale Will Make You Look Forward to Winter By Chinea Rodriguez
22 Affordable Sweaters That Look Expensive By Brooke LaMantia and Andrew Nguyen
Hey, Fashion Friend: Are Ballet Flats Back? By Danya Issawi

review At Gucci, Double the Clothes But Little Direction “Clothes are not enough today,” says Alessandro Michele backstage, as he grappled with the modern conditions for a creative director. By Cathy Horyn
fashion Seeing Double at Gucci As a tribute to his mother, Alessandro Michele cast all twin models. By Danya Issawi

review By Cathy Horyn At Prada, Subtle Sex and Modern Minimalism Raf and Miuccia play with “gestures of error” in their cinematic show.

parties! Katie Holmes, Chloë Sevigny, and More of the Best Party Pics Chanel, Mejuri, and more celebrate. By Olivia Luppino
review A New Energy at Milan Fashion Week Diesel gives Gen Z what it wants and Kim Jones of Fendi shows a fresh look. By Cathy Horyn
nyfw spring 2023 Was Vogue World Worth a $3K Ticket? Anna Wintour threw her own Thanksgiving Day Parade. By Emilia Petrarca

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transgender rights Virginia Students Walk Out in Protest of Anti-Trans Policies Students at over 90 public schools are protesting the governor’s proposal to roll back transgender rights. By Bindu Bansinath
power Women Across Iran Are Protesting the Morality Police Following the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody, women are burning their hijabs and cutting their hair in the streets. By Danya Issawi

crime By Claire Lampen A Train Hit a Police Car With a Woman Handcuffed Inside She survived, though her attorney wonders why Colorado officers left their SUV parked directly on the tracks.

ask a boss ‘My Co-worker Keeps Trying to Undermine Me’ It doesn’t take a psychology degree to see that he feels insecure. By Alison Green

royals We Will Never See Another Queen of England The monarchy has lost more than its ruler — it lost its most compelling case for its own existence. By Elizabeth Holmes

my two cents ‘What If I Never Own a Home?’ Homeownership isn’t all it’s cracked up to be — especially in this market. By Charlotte Cowles

how i get it done Ana Fabrega never expected to pursue a career in comedy. After graduating from Fordham University with an economics degree in 2013, she went to work for a credit-risk-management company and began performing at the occasional open-mic night for fun. Lucky for us, she resigned and found her true calling as an actor, writer, and comedian.

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astrology Madame Clairevoyant: Horoscopes for the Week of September 26 Late Thursday night, Venus enters Libra, lending added support to your Libra-season quest for social harmony. By Claire Comstock-Gay
sex diaries The Event Planner Whose Chef Boyfriend Wants More Sex This week’s sex diary. By Alyssa Shelasky

climate crisis By Ginny Hogan Staying Sober on a Dying Planet I gave up drinking to give myself a better future. But what if Earth isn’t getting one?

science of us Do Kids Really Need Stress-Relief Toys? The mental-health industrial complex comes to the kids’ aisle. By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz

¡hola papi! ‘How Can I Learn to Be More Present?’ When we accept that there are things beyond our control, it’s easier to live in the moment. By J.P. Brammer

all in the family Untangling the Secrets of a Teenage Mother We think of our parents as known quantities. But as Salon editor-in-chief Erin Keane writes in her memoir, Runaway, we rarely know the whole story. By Hope Reese

the bigger picture “I’m showing my perspective as a wheelchair user in a space that is plugged, historically, as being for able-bodied people and what that looks like from my point of view. I hope I can leave a lasting legacy of trying to make Fire Island more accessible. I think that’s something most people don’t think about until someone like me gets here.”

star material The Trick to Understanding Astrological Compatibility Time to memorize your elements. By Aliza Kelly
brooding Why Does Giving My Son His First Phone Feel Like a Trap? My phone has amplified my worst qualities and dulled my best ones. I got the SIM card anyway. By Kathryn Jezer-Morton

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celebrity Elizabeth Chambers Allegedly Tried to Expose Armie Hammer in the Press A friend says Hammer’s estranged wife used her email to leak rumors about him to the press. By Olivia Truffaut-Wong
cut chat Every Thought We Had Watching Don’t Worry Darling For starters, it was definitely a movie. By the Cut

dream date By Hanna Hanra A Hot Time With Harris Dickinson The Triangle of Sadness star reimagines what it means to be a modern man between sauna steams.

fixations I Think About This a Lot: The Best Friendships on TV Edition The Molly to my Issa, the Maya to my Anna, and the other fictional friendships we love to obsess over. By the Cut

are u coming? Richie Akiva Is No Longer the King of Nightclubs, Okay? His post-pandemic move: a celebrity-packed … members-only club. By Brock Colyar

the bachelorette How Is This ‘Two Bachelorettes’ Thing Going to Work? The season premiere of The Bachelorette(s) was a mess. By Allie Jones

ambition Even Kelly Ripa Has to Deal With Sexist Bulls- - - at Work As the Live! host writes in her new collection of essays, seniority is a “masculine word.” By Tom Smyth
royals The Palace Is Reportedly Panicking About The Crown Again Royals are concerned the upcoming season will damage King Charles’s reputation. By Danielle Cohen
all in the family Untangling the Secrets of a Teenage Mother We think of our parents as known quantities. But as Salon editor-in-chief Erin Keane writes in her memoir, Runaway, we rarely know the whole story. By Hope Reese

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royals We Will Never See Another Queen of England The monarchy has lost more than its ruler — it lost its most compelling case for its own existence. By Elizabeth Holmes
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fall fashion What Do New York City Influencers Do All Day? Seven of the city’s biggest boosters tell us their secrets. By Danya Issawi