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REPAIR Your HAIR

THE ART and SCIENCE of LOOKING and FEELING Your Best

How I Learned to STOP WORRYING and LOVE the BOT

After my HUSBAND LEFT ME, I brought an AI BOYFRIEND to our couples resort vacation to STAVE OFF GRIEF. Then I learned many WOMEN are using AI to SUPPORT the heavy lifting of INVISIBLE and EMOTIONAL labor in their DAILY RELATIONSHIPS.

PETER LINDBERGH, MARCH 2007

FASHION OFTEN LIKES to draw on the past, returning to the mood board of reliably revolutionary ideas and inspirations-the ones that thrilled us when we first saw them and never fail to deliver that familiar jolt of excitement when they resurface on the runways, in the culture, and in our feeds and lives.

VIVA Las Vegas

DEREK C. BLASBERG talks to filmmaker GIA COPPOLA and the one and only PAMELA ANDERSON about how destiny (and Coppola's determination) brought them together for their new movie, THE LAST SHOWGIRL

Team WORK

FENDI and RED WING have JOINED FORCES to CREATE the season's most luxe UTILITY BOOT

TURKISH Delights

Let artist LAILA GOHAR be your GUIDE to ISTANBUL's countless WONDERS

Don't Call It a COMEBACK

LOUIS VUITTON x Murakami is back and brighter than ever.

BUCKLE Up

The ACCESSORY is no longer just for HOLDING your PANTS UP. Sometimes it's NOT EVEN for PANTS at all.

TOUR de FORCE

ZOE SALDAÑAhas lit up some of the mostOTHERWORLDLY sci-fi epicsof our time. But with herPERFORMANCE in the musicalEMILIA PÉREZ, she finally getsto REVEAL the very HUMANSOURCE of that POWER.

THE PEOPLE and IDEAS SHAPING the CULTURE POLITICS of GRACE

Representative SARAH MCBRIDE, the first openly TRANS MEMBER of CONGRESS, reflects on how her experience with LOVE and LOSS taught her to pursue CHANGE from a PLACE of COMPASSION

The Epic VISION of BARBARA CHASE-RIBOUD

With a MONUMENTAL new EXHIBITION in Paris, the Americanborn ARTIST looks back on a CREATIVE LIFE spent thinking BIG

She's a FREE SPIRIT and an OLD SOUL, a Disney Legend and a Grammy winner.ONE THING MILEY CYRUS is NOT INTERESTED in? Being PREDICTABLE.

Miley Cyrus is sitting in front of the stone-walled fireplace in her house in Los Angeles, holding up two coffee-table books.

Routine HABIT

How executive editor LEAH CHERNIKOFF found a SKINCARE REGIMEN she could finally COMMIT to

LIFE of the PARTY

Dance the night away with looks inspired by PARTY MAKEUP of the PAST. Grab BLACK EYELINER and lots of GLITTER, but leave perfection at the door. Here, how to re-create the coolest EYES, LIPS, and FACE for any FESTIVE OCCASION.

RETAIL Therapy

SHOPPING TODAY often feels more like mindless SCROLLING than BUYING something because it makes you feel SPECIAL. One writer discovers the beauty of a more PERSONAL, CUSTOMIZED EXPERIENCE.

CREATIVE Powers

In this edition, our columnist, DEREK C. BLASBERG, visits the PARIS STUDIO of the inimitable artist SETSUKO KLOSSOWSKA DE ROLA, who was married to one of the most celebrated painters of the 20TH CENTURY and has always approached LIVING her LIFE as if she were CRAFTING a MASTERPIECE

BIRTH Story

NEW MOTHERHOOD is often depicted as a BEATIFIC and BLISSEDOUT EXPERIENCE. Writer SARAH HOOVER'S JOURNEY couldn't have been further from it. In her new MEMOIR, she offers an unflinching LOOK at her STRUGGLE with severe POSTPARTUM DEPRESSIONand how she EMERGED from it.

What WORDS Are FOR

We have been LIVING in “UNPRECEDENTED TIMES\" for 25 years. KAITLYN GREENIDGE reflects on what it means to write through a NEW REALITY.

Tipping POINT

When the PROGRESSIVE A-LIST CLIENTELE of the fashionable workout BALLET BEAUTIFUL learned that its FOUNDER was MARRIED to an ARCHITECT of the MAGA BLUEPRINT to impose an ultraconservative social agenda, PROJECT 2025, many felt SHOCKED and even BETRAYED

SABATO's Way

hor GUCCI creative director SABATO DE SARNO, remaking the storied Italian HOUSE for a NEW ERA isnt about OUTRUNNING its PAST. ts about MAKING some HISTORY ofhis OWN.

Inner DRIVE

KENDRICK LAMAR has consistently PUSHED the ART of HIP-HOP to NEW HEIGHTS. In advance of his SUPER BOWL performance, he gets PERSONAL with friend and fellow artist SZA

NECK Tech

When it comes to COSMETIC TREATMENTS, the face may get all the attention, but the NECK deserves love too. Novel TECHNOLOGIES that go beyond creams deliver LIFTED, SCULPTED necks—WITHOUT SURGERY.

PLAN de PARIS

EXPLORE the CITY of LIGHT through the eyes of our FASHION EDITORS

FREE Spirits

BOHO is BACK in a big way. We tapped some of the ARCHITECTS of the STYLE's REVIVAL over the past three decades to tell us HOW WE GOT HERE.

Like a VIRGO

This month, our columnist DEREK C. BLASBERG talks to poet CLEO WADE and reality icon NICOLE RICHIE about the mysteries of the ZODIAC, the power of the INVISIBLE, and why having a VOICE starts with being a good LISTENER

This Is HOW YOU #WINWITHBLACKWOMEN

The BLACK WOMEN who organized the HISTORIC 44,000-person fundraising Zoom for KAMALA HARRIS explain how COMMUNITY, FRIENDSHIP, and a SHARED SENSE of UPLIFT got the job done

EMPIRE STATE OF MIND

Channel the boldness and dynamism of the city that never sleeps with the Twilight high jewelry suite by MARLI New York.

PLAYLIST

“I have a 10-HOUR PLAYLIST of all the songs that have ever INSPIRED me,” says SZA, “that over TIME have SHAPED me and played a part in BUILDING my IDENTITY.”

The Un-trad Rise of Nara Aziza Smith - Her from-scratch cooking videos regularly go viral to the tune of 20 million views, inspiring awe, rage, and memes galore. but if you ask smith about it,

It's 10:30 a.m. in Beverly Hills, and Nara Aziza Smith wants truffle fries.Is that crazy? she asks me, flipping her freshly done box braids behind her shoulder and adjusting the straps of her white lace midi dress.We both stick out a bit. On the patio of the Terrace café at the Maybourne hotel on North Canon Drive, the crowd is mostly older, mostly male, mostly white Hollywood-exec types. We are noticeably younger and even more noticeably the only two biracial Black girls sitting for brunch. The patio looks over a pristinely manicured garden. Everything is so perfect, it almost looks Al-generated.

Mr. Armani's Universe - Over the past five decades, Giorgio Armani has constructed his own cinematic world out of fashion and with an ambitious new project in New York, now you can live in it too

When I meet Mr. Armani- never Giorgio, even to those in his inner sanctum-on the eve of his 90th birthday this past summer, he is at home in Milan, surveying his light-dappled Japanese garden as construction work takes place. Though he is smaller than you might think, it's here that the portrait of the man behind the myth, one of fashion's last eponymous titans, reaches full scale. "I love being at home. It's my safe, placid space," he tells me via a translator. "The biggest misconception about me is that I am cold and distant. In truth, I am a shy person who cherishes affection from a close circle of loved ones."