Unlike most humans, dogs love without question or condition. On this week’s Modern Love podcast, Ethan Hawke reads “Learning Humanity From Dogs,” a story about how the affection of two 150-pound St. Bernards transforms an alcoholic’s life. Now sober, remarried and a father of twins, the author of the essay, Pauls Toutonghi, lives in Portland,…
Utterly unique, multi-faceted, and stronger than first impressions might have you believe, the correlation between woman and diamond is undeniable. To celebrate The Forevermark Tribute™ Collection, we’re sharing the stories of strong, accomplished women who are more than the sum of all their parts. Advertisement – Continue Reading Below Imagine if your job had never…
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Advertisement Browsing Five new labels that are fast gaining a following — and the shoppers who will love them. By Hayley Phelan Sept. 12, 2018 If you follow fashion, chances are you know whether you’re a Chanel girl or a Vetements girl. But what about the labels that are just starting to build a following?…
Since founding her New York City-based label in 2014, Danielle Guizio’s ’80s and ’90s vintage inspired-clothing has quickly gathered a cult following. The brand embodies the spirit of NYC modern youth culture with a street-chic aesthetic that effortlessly bridges the gap between feminine ruched dresses and oversized blazers. With It Girl icons such as Kaia…
Advertisement Scene City The decadent parties of New York Fashion Week were more inclusive. At least for those who made the list. Image Vogueing broke out at Telfar’s after-party on Sunday night. CreditCreditAmy Lombard for The New York Times By Ben Detrick Sept. 12, 2018 The fashion tent has grown bigger and more welcoming, if…
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TL;DR—Too Long, Didn’t Read—is ELLE.com’s more enlightened answer to Fashion Week roundups. Scroll through for trends, celebrities, and spiritual awakenings… or at least some great lipstick. When we saw Paloma Esser and the rest of the crochet cachet at Eckhaus Latta, we figured it was an East Coast art school thing. Then Rodarte did it,…
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