As a long-time champion of environmental causes and sustainable products, Tonne Goodman –legendary stylist, former Vogue fashion director, current Vogue Sustainability editor—has always been my north star on what to buy, where to buy it, when to buy it, and how to wear it. It doesn’t hurt that she is one of the chicest women … Read more
A decade after launching Berluti as the LVMH group’s first and only exclusively “masculine” marque in ready-to-wear, its CEO Alexandre Arnault today signaled another shift for the house: Kris Van Assche is departing as designer after three years. Explaining the change, Arnault said: “In order to maintain our commitment to both savoir-faire and innovation we … Read more
Pre-COVID, The Dragon Sisters began establishing themselves on New York’s nightlife scene, gaining traction at Pride events or at drag shows put on by Voss Events. “We started to develop and embody our own artistry,” says Issa. They also began writing their own rap songs: their tracks, such as “The Vibe,” draw heavily from house … Read more
Photo: Arthur J Comely / Courtesy of Denzilpatrick The designer Daniel Gayle has worked in the studios of Jonathan Saunders, Philip Lim, and most recently Kenzo. His longest tour of duty, however, was at Victoria Beckham, where he spent six years. So when word emerged that this formerly radar-evading creative is making the leap to … Read more
Last week, Billie Eilish emerged with her new man. Okay, fine, her rumored new man. The singer was spotted on Friday with actor Matthew Tyler Vorce in California, grabbing coffees with Eilish’s beloved pit bull, Shark, in tow. The duo have yet to confirm any sort of relationship, but Eilish did seem to cozy up … Read more
For the last few months, something bizarre has been happening every time I pick up a book: my mind goes blank, and I start thinking instead about rewatching the queer season of *Are You The One?* To be fair, that particular season of reality TV is never far from my mind, but pre-pandemic, I loved … Read more
And Mondale himself thought “putting a woman on a major-party ticket would change American expectations, permanently and for the better.” As he wrote, “Picking Ferraro was symbolic in that sense, but a symbolic gesture with consequences. Skeptical voters would see what an effective woman candidate would accomplish. Young women could see new horizons open up. … Read more
The documentaries! They’re everywhere. It’s no small irony that in a year in which you could be forgiven for wanting to leave reality behind, non-fiction has become, weirdly, the genre du jour. Look across the streaming landscape and you’ll find a documentary to binge every night of the week: on pop stars, college scandals, literary … Read more
After banding together to harvest 10 acres of hemp plants, it took six months for them to trim, process and manufacture the crop into pure CBD form. The wholesale batch had been earmarked for vendors for the upcoming music festival season. But by March 2020, with cases of the Corona virus multiplying daily, everything ground … Read more
Although hemp—the plant matter found in Xula products—does come from the same species as marijuana or Cannabis sativa, it does not share the same chemical composition when it comes to cannabinoid makeup. Unlike marijuana, hemp has been genetically grown for its extremely low concentration of THC, the compound that gives you the high. Although different … Read more