How I Fell in Love With Turning 50: A Writer’s Perspective on Midlife
Turning 50 isn’t the end of youth or the start of old age. It’s a perch with a stable foundation and a great view.
Turning 50 isn’t the end of youth or the start of old age. It’s a perch with a stable foundation and a great view.
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Yesterday afternoon, the Hearst Tower in Midtown Manhattan welcomed some of the most powerful Latinx fashion designers working today: Narciso Rodriguez, Gabriela Hearst, Maria Cornejo, Willy Chavarria, and Fernando Garcia, the co-creative director of Oscar de la Renta and MONSE. They were joined by ELLE’s editor-in-chief Nina Garcia, along with curators Tanya Meléndez-Escalante and Melissa…
DetailsKaiser Permanente reached a tentative deal with more than 75,000 of its health care workers Friday morning, a week after a three-day walkout that disrupted appointments and services at many hospitals and clinics. The labor dispute was the latest in a series between health care organizations and their employees, many of whom cite exhaustion, burnout…
DetailsColette Rossant, a native of Paris whose childhood in Cairo before and during World War II gave her a global view of cuisine that eventually helped fuel a prominent career in New York as a cookbook author, food critic and food memoirist, died on Thursday at her home in Normandy, France. She was 91. The…
DetailsInes Di Santo was inspired by a scrap of vintage lace she came across while studying fashion design in Paris. In an era where brides ask for more wedding looks, she said she wanted to create pieces that can be reworn at cocktail events beyond the wedding weekend. Courtesy of Ines Di Santo
DetailsInes Di Santo was inspired by a scrap of vintage lace she came across while studying fashion design in Paris. In an era where brides ask for more wedding looks, she said she wanted to create pieces that can be reworn at cocktail events beyond the wedding weekend. Courtesy of Ines Di Santo
DetailsInes Di Santo was inspired by a scrap of vintage lace she came across while studying fashion design in Paris. In an era where brides ask for more wedding looks, she said she wanted to create pieces that can be reworn at cocktail events beyond the wedding weekend. Courtesy of Ines Di Santo
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