How do New York Times journalists use technology in their jobs and in their personal lives? John Herrman, a reporter for the Styles desk who covers the internet, discussed the tech he’s using. What are your most important tech tools for doing your work? I’ve never really taken an inventory like this. It’s kind of…
When customers message Nicolas Travis, the founder of the skin-care brand Allies of Skin, with questions about their sensitive skin, he asks them what other products they’re using. Ninety-nine percent of the time, he said, it’s something with drying alcohol or harsh essential oils. “I have to tell them, ‘You’ve just spent years of using…
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Among older women, anger is trending. In the time of #MeToo, their indignation is long overdue. Image Toni TunneyCreditCeleste Sloman for The New York Times Photographs by Celeste Sloman Jul 30, 2019 Toni Tunney had been at her job at a small employment agency for no more than a week, cold-calling prospective clients, when, as…
Courtesy Ladies with big boobs know: finding a comfortable and supportive bra is a damn hard process. One that sometimes, after a lot of effort, leaves you defeated or worse, unsupported. From cups in the E, F, G, and H range to uncommon sizes like a 32DD, big boobs require more out of a bra…
Marc Jacobs is no stranger to the MTV Video Music Awards. His designs have appeared on the red carpet on pop princesses Lady Gaga and Rita Ora and the designer famously teamed up with MTV to create a nostalgic collaboration ahead of the 2016 MTV VMAs. But this year, Marc Jacobs will be walking the…
Following some design controversies in the past few years, Gucci has officially appointed Renée Tirado as the new leader of the diversity, equity, and inclusion division. For her first task, Tirado will create, develop, and implement a global strategy to not only help make Gucci’s workplace more inclusive (by helming the hiring process to develop…
In the beginning, there were inflatable waterfowl. Then came the doughnuts, the Pegasus floats and the novelty coffins. Children have drifted out to sea and across lakes on them. They have terrorized highways, carried by the wind. And last year, on Fish Lake in Chisago County, Minn., a group of four women stranded on a…
courtesy Nowadays, you can rent just about anything (West Elm decor, designer bags, and even furniture), but clothing is arguably the No. 1 category when it comes to the rental economy—and now, another company is entering the mix. A new site, Nuuly, launches today, and important to note? It’s from URBN; i.e., owner of your…
Mireya AciertoGetty Images “If you are just learning about Pyer Moss, we forgive you!” read the back of designer Kerby Jean-Raymond’s Pyer Moss shirt when he famously met Anna Wintour in 2018. Sure, you should know about the brand but, really it’s all about the designer himself who was just tapped by Reebok to become…