Cosmopolitan.com

That was the point.

Town & Country Magazine

Can you go home again? Yes, if that home is a castle, and you are the cast of one of television's most beloved shows. Cover story.

MarieClaire.com

Name confusion online can be a problem IRL, resulting in misfired emails, inaccurate search results, and social media firestorms.

Cup of Jo

Welcome to the world, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor

Town & Country Magazine

The arrival of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s firstborn is an event the whole world is waiting for. So, what does the kid need to know?

The New York Times

Even the most budget-conscious travelers have one thing they are willing to spend big on

Town & Country Magazine

Should paintings of the rich and powerful help shape the truth or expose it?

Business of Fashion

Why the polarizing style is trending at every segment of the spending spectrum

Cup of Jo

What do people dealing with infertility want from their friends, and what do they want to avoid?

The New York Times

The Bravo host, who became a father last month, has received lots of unsolicited advice about his newborn. Welcome to parenthood!

VOGUE Business

When celebrity stylist Elizabeth Saltzman dresses stars like Saoirse Ronan during the run-up to the Oscars, it’s just like editing a magazine

Real Simple

They prove 
that anyone can do good—and sometimes all you 
need to do is look in your own backyard.

Business of Fashion

Decoding the style, price and positioning of this season’s most viral piece of outerwear

Wall Street Journal

Although designers and celebrities are currently loopy over bows, women are split on whether the look is more Catherine Deneuve or Minnie Mouse.

Refinery29

Here, we unpack some of the most common myths surrounding the procedure.

C Magazine

Tartine founders Chad Robinson and Elisabeth Prueitt’s empire is on the rise.

MarieClaire.com

How to take pictures of yourself you'll actually...like

Business of Fashion

On the heels of the #RevolveSoWhite controversy, influencers and agencies are pushing brands to feature a broader range of ethnicities, sizes and ages in their campaigns

Cosmopolitan.com

How the brand became a global powerhouse

GLAMOUR Magazine

AI is poised to reinvent the shopping landscape

Thrive Global

What it means to dress for success in the age of hoodies and sneakers at the office?

The New York Times

“I’m in the bedroom,” Mr. Richie said, referring to his many romantic songs. “At least use my sheets.”

GLAMOUR Magazine

We’re hunting for something different, something more representative of our lives, something more special

VOGUE International

Skincare and make-up brands are tailoring their packaging and applicators to catch the eye of shoppers staring at a screen rather than browsing store shelves.

ELLE Magazine

A deep dive into the worlds of post-scandal Lil Miquela and newcomer Shudu.

ELLE.com

Storq Maternity is replacing every single photo on its website with images of real women who are pregnant, postpartum or nursing

The New York Times

Registering for perfectly matched sets of china is so last century.

MarieClaire.com

Many companies act like there's only room for one woman at the top—Rothy's has six.

Elle.com

Was the dress that Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, wore to the royal wedding a repeat—or a remake?

Elle.com

Don’t @ me.

VOGUE International

Second-time brides report choosing a dress that is often more elaborate than the first

Town & Country Magazine

"How can I ask you to give money if I’m not able to show you where the money goes?”

Wall Street Journal

Retailing giant Target is closing some stalwart lines and creating niche labels to draw shoppers seeking something special

The New York Times

The long-held and much-celebrated events are shuffling to get in line with the "Modern Family" times

VOGUE International

Cut-off denim shorts, crossbody bags and wellies: Festival fashion has developed a style all its own, and catering to it has become big business

VOGUE International

A look at the tradition, rules, and politics of naming royal children

VOGUE International

Meet 8 names in the running to create the history-making garment

Real Simple

Well-intended hosts are offering fewer instructions, while others are introducing creative dress codes that can raise more questions than they answer

VOGUE International

As Alexa Chung becomes the latest It Girl to launch her own collection, three women share their advice on making the difficult jump from tastemaker to entrepreneur

Town & Country Magazine

The San Francisco mother-and-son duo say that sometimes an open wallet isn't enough

VOGUE International

As many actresses search for a way to give their appearances greater meaning, why has the dress endured as the de facto choice on the awards season circuit?

Business of Fashion

Expanded assortments and more niche offerings from companies like Rent the Runway and Le Tote are reaching new shoppers — and changing their spending patterns