Oversized sunglasses rose to popularity in the 1960s and ’70s when fashion icons like Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Audrey Hepburn were photographed in them. In the mid aughts, huge sunnies became staples for stars like Nicole Richie and Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen. Today, you’ll find similar silhouettes, including round shapes reminiscent of a 1970s
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Victoria Monét has announced a new album, Frequency of Love, out October 2 on Lovett/RCA. She also revealed one of the LP’s singles, the Kaytranada-produced “Reach Out,” which arrives with a lively music video replete with chic backup dancers vogueing the house down. Watch it below. Frequency of Love follows the release of her 2023
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Nilam India, an Indian slow fashion brand, is redefining India’s slow fashion landscape by making authentic hand block printed clothing accessible, affordable and comfortable for everyday wear. Founded by friends Sanghamitra Ghosh and Sabin Kumar, the brand was born from a shared belief that India’s rich hand block printing heritage should not be limited to
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Nearly two months after Nina Protocol announced it was shutting down, the free, independent music platform has been acquired by SoundCloud. The agreement allows SoundCloud to inherent Nina Protocol’s editorial archive, genre map, and—if artists choose to opt into SoundCloud’s “creator ecosystem”—their music catalogues. Musicians who take SoundCloud up on that offer will reportedly “gain
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For Jess McLeod, authentic queer representation isn’t about creating perfect characters. It’s about creating honest ones. After a breakout year that includes starring in Jane Schoenbrun’s Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, joining Season 2 of AMC’s The Audacity, appearing alongside Bob Odenkirk in Normal, and working to expand their acclaimed short film She’s
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You only need to glance at Textiles x Art: How Textiles Are Shaping Contemporary Art to see that it’s special. The cover is designed to look like a woven textile, and the motif continues across the book’s printed edges. Authors Ramona Barry and Beck Jobson have compellingly assembled 44 contemporary textile artists whose work expands
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Michelle Hadley of Anaheim, Calif., met then-U.S. Marshal Ian Diaz on a dating app in 2013. At the time, she “wanted the white picket fence life,” Hadley said in the 2026 Netflix documentary A Toxic Love Story, and Diaz was “attentive, sweet, thoughtful.” They got engaged and bought a condo together in June 2015, which,
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Men’s loafers – why do they matter? Loafers have been around for centuries. When it comes to dress shoes, they make a versatile addition to any man’s wardrobe. The best part? They can easily replace the sandals and crocs (If you’re so unfortunate as to own them) in your wardrobe. A pair of loafers can
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It’s been a long road for NewJeans, from the halcyon days of their chart-topping Get Up EP, to a yearslong legal dispute tied to allegations of workplace mistreatment and copyright infringement, to a failed attempt to rebrand as NJZ. The K-pop group officially announced a hiatus in 2025, and there has been little news since
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Republican Sen. John Cornyn (TX) threatened on Monday to block two of President Donald Trump’s anti-LGBTQ+ ambassadorial nominees unless the White House provides proof that it has distributed congressionally pre-approved funds for the President’s Emergency Plan For Aids Relief (PEPFAR), a federal government program to reduce HIV transmissions worldwide. PEPFAR has saved an estimated 26
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Kate Spade New York has appointed Jonathan Saunders as its new executive creative director, effective Aug. 26. The Central Saint Martins grad was most recently chief creative officer of & Other Stories, and has more than 20 years of experience at companies including Alexander McQueen, Diane von Furstenberg, Calvin Klein, Tiffany & Co. and Pucci.
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If there was one place to be in West Hollywood on Saturday night, it was The Abbey. The iconic LGBTQ+ hotspot transformed into a full-throttle celebration for event producer Oly Innes‘ birthday, bringing together partygoers for a “Sunglasses at Night” themed bash that proved one thing: nobody throws a celebration quite like the man who
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Christopher Nolan has been doing the rounds recently to promote his latest IMAX epic, The Odyssey. For the most part, the interviewers have focused on the film at hand — asking how they pulled off certain shots, probing the meaning of certain images, and interrogating Nolan’s interpretation of Homer’s poem — but a couple of
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In the 1970s, an intensive program to eradicate drug addiction made waves. Synanon was at first seen as a positive force, endorsed by celebrities and politicians. Soon, however, darker truths were revealed about the group’s “healing” methodologies and the trauma it forced on innocent adults and children. Rowan Beaird’s sophomore novel, Tenderness, chronicles the 1976
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Paige’s luxury beauty recommendations don’t end there. Nordstrom also has deals on her dry skin savior from First Aid Beauty, her “favorite” Too Faced mascara, the Peter Thomas Roth eye patches she keeps in the fridge, and the Supergoop! sunscreen she’s obsessed with. Shop Paige DeSorbo’s must-have luxury beauty for less, on sale now at Nordstrom’s
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