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TIMOTHY A. CLARYGetty Images It’s confirmed: The 2019 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show has officially been canceled. After months of speculation and comments from VS Angels like Shanina Shaik, who told The Daily Telegraph the show was canceled back in July, Stuart B. Burgdoerfer, chief financial officer and executive vice president of L Brands, finally confirmed…
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Double-Breasted Cashmere Coat Bottega Veneta net-a-porter.com $3,780.00 “A fact that I’ve recently accepted is that I will never own enough tan coats. In the camel oasis that has recently become my winter closet, there always seems to be room for one more. The dress-appropriate length, impeccable tailoring and soft cashmere of this Bottega coat puts…
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This week, The Wall Street Journal reported that Marie Kondo — the tidying guru, publishing juggernaut and former Shinto shrine maiden — had opened an online store. The response, predictably, has been a collective: “Wait, what?” On Twitter, some users were in baffled awe of the downsizing expert’s pivot to consumption. Others wondered whether Ms.…
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PARIS — Fashion is woven into the modern cultural identity of France’s capital, where tradition and innovation blend together to create some of today’s most recognized styles. As consumers become more conscientious about the origins of their clothing brands, shopping in the classically fashionable city is evolving. The fashion industry produces 20 percent of the…
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When I share information in my gynecology and obstetrics practice and on social media, one of the most common responses I get from women is, How did I not know that? And I hear this from women of all ages. Many women have experienced medical gaslighting — having their symptoms dismissed and being told their…
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You can see the calamares gigantes coming from across the room, tall and swaying, a fountaining of deep-fried squid. A skewer, planted vertically, holds it all upright, with the tentacles massed at the top, curling upward and suggesting a wild-haired puppet. This is a street-food snack across Asia, found at night markets in the Philippines,…
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Early menopause, before age 40, may increase the risk for cardiovascular disease. Using a British health database, researchers studied records of 144,260 postmenopausal women, average age around 60. Among them, 4,904, or 3.4 percent, had reached menopause before 40 naturally; 644 had gone into early menopause because they had oophorectomies, or surgical removal of the…
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The palatial Upper East Side home of Jayne Wrightsman, a celebrated arts benefactor and grande dame of New York’s high society, is now up for sale, seven months after her death at age 99. The 14-room residence, once filled with priceless paintings and rare books and collectibles, encompasses the third floor of 820 Fifth Avenue…
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During our final year of medical training, I would take turns with the other senior residents responding to cardiac arrests in the hospital. We’d spend weeks camped out in the doctor’s lounge, our hearts racing at the prospect of a patient’s heart stopping, bracing for the moment a shrill pager or overhead speaker would signal…
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