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The presidential campaign of Bernie Sanders isn’t over quite just yet. On Tuesday, a federal court judge ruled that New York must go through with its state-wide presidential primary on June 23, giving voters one last chance to register their support for the Vermont senator. While those votes will be largely symbolic—Sanders suspended his campaign … Read more

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, people around the world are practicing social distancing—but we are united in our communal pledge to stay home. As we are committed to staying safe, and reporting on the breaking news of the crisis, Vogue also strives to offer hopeful content. We have highlighted moments of camaraderie, messages … Read more

Yesterday’s Met Gala celebration may have been a virtual affair, but that hasn’t stopped celebrities from sharing all that could have been. On social media, stars have been giving sneak peeks at the looks they had prepared for the big night. Julia Roberts, Amanda Seyfried, and more have all shared pictures, though the award for … Read more

When I was growing up in El Paso, Texas, Cinco de Mayo was a reason to celebrate our Mexican traditions with friends. Later when I moved to New York, it was a reason to leave work early for happy hour and consume lots of margaritas, chips, and salsa. It wasn’t until I started dating my … Read more

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To commemorate a very different first Monday in May this year, Vogue asked some of our favorite stars to create a playlist featuring timeless songs inspired by the theme of this year’s Met gala and the upcoming Costume Institute exhibition, “About Time: Fashion and Duration.” Hailey Bieber, Alton Mason, Karen Elson, Paloma Elsesser, and Imaan … Read more

On April 21, 1947, the then-Princess Elizabeth gave a speech to the entire British Commonwealth for her 21st birthday. “I am thinking especially today of all the young men and women who were born about the same time as myself and have grown up like me in terrible and glorious years of the second world … Read more

Yesterday, the strict lockdown we’ve been all submitted to here in Italy from the beginning of March was partially lifted. Life will slowly and cautiously resume a more familiar pace—streets will be less eerily empty; people will start going back to work. The contagion curve has somehow been flattened: Intensive care wards in hospitals are … Read more

“Normally on the first Monday in May, I would find myself on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, greeting the guests for the annual Costume Institute gala. Instead, I find myself at home, like most of you,” said Vogue editor in chief Anna Wintour in her opening address for “A Moment With the … Read more

Who would launch a new collection amidst all this: stores shut, customers reeling back spending, everyone cooped up at home worrying what the future might hold? The middle of a global health crisis might be the ideal time to go full throttle on a new venture, but Mary Katrantzou won’t be deterred. If her prints … Read more