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At just 24 years old, the Florida native has already become something of a legend in her sport—one that requires all the aforementioned strengths and then some.
“My mother inspired me to start writing fiction,” explains West Philadelphia-born Poe, whose feature film debut Selah and the Spades was nominated for a Sundance Next Innovator Award in 2019.
“Should we try some stuff on?” Laura Harrier asks from her suite at the Hotel Chelsea.
“I try to convey weight with my work,” she says.
Stylists Zara Mirkin and Miyako Bellizzi prove that some things really do get better with age.
“It’s kind of a cautionary tale of overconsumption.”
How the Detroit native and actress works her Ami bag into even the most quotidian occasions: a quiet morning at home, a visit to the art museum, and a skateboarding expedition on the Upper East Side.
These supple knits and bold patterns from Missoni feel right for fall and beyond.
“I make a point to be present, I look at what’s around me, who is around me. And then I’m just grateful for those things; grateful for the moment.”
The two iconic brands capture that now-too-familiar feeling of a world turned on its head—and the hopeful exuberance that inevitably comes when it’s righted again.
“Today, in fashion and on Instagram, it seems like women often go for ‘more,’” she muses from her Paris home. “Personally, I am always more inspired by those who nurture the same style, like a uniform. This is what makes people remember you.”
No more fashion for fashion’s sake. This season is all about versatility, longevity, and craft.
LA’s retail visionaries continue to define the West Coast aesthetic.
Dolce & Gabbana’s exclusive Made to Measure program at the boutique on Rodeo Drive finds a new fan in NBA player Lonzo Ball.
Though the actor and musician’s red carpet style is bold and bright, his off-duty looks are decidedly low-key. “Normally, I’m a jeans guy.”
The future looks bright in our mini guide to the season’s trends.
How a ten minute show made Sacai internationally known.
Take a Zen-like approach to dressing for the season by embracing the fleeting beauty of the in-between.