Recently, a non-fashion friend asked me to describe Rachel Comey’s clothes. After sputtering some phrases like “very Tracee Ellis Ross” and “like, denim jumpsuits, but, like, you could wear them to a modern art gala,” I finally nailed it: “Rachel Comey is the cool babysitter you never stopped worshi

The song “Sunday,” a showstopper that comes early in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s feature directorial debut, Tick, Tick…Boom!, lasts only a few minutes, but it packs in four decades of Broadway history. Directed by Broadway game changer Miranda and adapted from a musical by Rent composer, lyricist, and writ

Your phone, watch, and home thermostat are all smart devices—so why not bring that same technology to your hair dryer? Meet the Tineco Moda One, a smart ionic hair dryer that’ll make bad hair days a thing of the past. While most hot tools can lead to breakage, split ends, and stringy lengths, the Mo

We might not have a new Rihanna album to obsess over, but we do have Fenty Beauty. And honestly, I would almost rather cover my face in Rih-approved makeup goodies anyway. If you’re looking to expand your collection or just pick up a new bottle of your near-empty foundation, you’re in luck. Every si

This week, Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain’s first exhibition in North America in more than two decades, The Great Animal Orchestra, opens to the public at the Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) in Salem, MA. After working with musicians like The Doors and the Rolling Stones in the late 1960s and

Washington’s coolest couple has called it quits. New Jersey Senator and former Presidential candidate, Cory Booker, is no longer dating his A-list action star and activist girlfriend, Rosario Dawson, Marie Claire has learned. According to an exclusive source close to the couple, after nearly three y

While the Cambridges head to Sandringham to celebrate Christmas with the Queen each year (bar 2020), those celebrations are incredibly formal, so it only makes sense that Kate Middleton and Prince William would want their kids to experience a little normalcy as well.

According to royal expert Dunca

There’s nothing subtle about Showgirls, Paul Verhoeven’s notoriously campy cult classic. But the same isn’t true of the Showgirls homage that sneaks its way into the second season of Peacock’s delightful Saved by the Bell revival, now streaming on Peacock.

It starts with little more than a wink. In

Based on the glimpse of Disney+’s Hawkeye offered to critics (two episodes, with my email address watermarked over everyone’s facial expressions), there’s a pattern in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s television shows that have started to air on its parent company’s streaming service, Disney+, this y

In February of this year, a grand outpost of the New York Italian restaurant Carbone opened in Miami’s South Beach and was anointed as the hottest joint in Magic City. On a visit during its first weeks, I spotted the music executive Clive Davis at one table, the art-collecting real estate developer

In the early goings of the Kyle Rittenhouse homicide proceedings, Judge Bruce Schroeder told attorneys that the case would focus narrowly on the facts and the law. “This is not a political trial,” he said in September. “This is not going to be a political trial.” That was obviously never going to be

Tick, Tick…Boom! has a bit of pretzel logic built into its core—it’s an adaptation of a stage show by Jonathan Larson that is also a deeply affectionate tribute to Larson, a mostly true biopic about Larson, and an origin story for the Larson who would eventually burst onto the Broadway scene with Re

In this world, the phrase Cyber Week means different things to different people. Some, with a laser-sharp eye for deals, have earmarked the Black Friday sales that will net them the vacuum cleaner or LED face mask of their dreams. To others, the shopping bonanza is reason to run far, far away from a

On September 3, Princess Charlene of Monaco collapsed and was taken to a hospital near Durban, South Africa. Though she was soon released, the incident was a clear sign that the illness keeping her away from her adopted home and her family might be more serious than early reports indicated.

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In House of Gucci, Lady Gaga channels a character so outsized that it does not seem possible she is based on a real-life woman, even if all of the film’s promotional materials, plus Gaga herself, say so. What mortal skis in full jewelry, makeup, and fur—making Bond–villain–esque threats while stirri

Ask anyone who hasn’t seen it what House of Gucci is about and they’ll probably answer with some approximation of: the organized murder hit on a Gucci heir, put in motion by his spurned wife. It’s an understandable plot point to base a film on, promising ample scandal and deceit without getting into

Whether you’re deeply entrenched in the black lipstick and fishnet tights of gothcore, its bookish and refined style cousin known as dark academia, or just a casual fan of all things darkness and death every once in a while, understanding iconic goth imagery is a must. Even if the full Wednesday Add

Welcome to NYLON’s Party Report Card, where we give you the Who, What, Where, Why and When on this week’s hottest parties — plus all the gossip you missed. It’s the inside scoop you need to feel like you were on the invite list. Sorry in advance for the FOMO.

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During the already-hectic holiday season, BTS recently arrived in Los Angeles and if you’re new to the ARMY fandom, that means we’re bound to see the group in non-stop appearances, performances, and, of course, jaw-dropping looks.

The K-pop boy band was first spotted at the Incheon International Ai