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Olivier Rousteing’s Back-to-Work Look Is Just as Fabulous as You’d Expect

With his irrepressible sense for glamour and fun, Olivier Rousteing takes an approach to social media that is undeniably uplifting. (If you haven’t already encountered his Tik Tok clone, then we highly recommend you get acquainted.) Today, he took to Instagram with a back-to-work mirror selfie at his home in Paris that was just as entertaining and fabulous as you’d expect. Starting this past Monday, France relaxed its COVID-19 lockdown restrictions, allowing schools and businesses to reopen. Like many of his French compatriots, the designer found himself back at work for the first time in m...

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Photographed by Cass Bird, Vogue, July 2017

12 Affordable Jewelry Brands That Will Instantly Up Your Summer Style

Despite not knowing how a socially-distanced summer will play out, we still have sunny days and warm weather to look forward to and tons of playful seasonal jewelry to wear if nothing else. You don’t need elaborate travel plans to get in the summer mood, and we’ve found that this season’s jewelry offerings have the power to make you feel like you’ve jet-setted off to some tropical locale even if we're staying home. The best part? The season’s coolest jewelry brands are on the affordable side, so you can stock up on plenty of shell earrings, beaded necklaces, stackable friendship bracelets, ...

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This Crochet Artist Is Making Outfits For Groovy Girls, Not Grannies

Crochet may be your grandma’s wardrobe staple, but the retro knit is having a serious fashion moment. It was all over the recent spring 2020 runways: Altuzarra styled crocheted vests under suits, Giambattista Valli showed crocheted bras with summery skirts, and Marni even did full-length dresses with crocheted florals. The message for the season was that the crafty material could still look modern and chic. But if you’re looking for a zanier, more accessible take, there’s Elizabeth Kaya Morgan and her knits that look as though a granny took a hit of acid before sitting down to crochet. Morg...

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Photographed by Arthur Elgort, *Vogue*, June 1990

Stay Cool In These Lightweight Summer Pajamas

We’ve all chuckled when someone cracks a joke about changing from our daytime pajamas into our night time pajamas. It’s funny because it’s true, and all too familiar. Pajamas are becoming far more than just a creature comfort to enjoy when crawling under the covers; they are a way of life. But what to do when temperatures rise and the cozy set that got you through hibernation season now sends you tossing and turning by night and hot-flashing by day? Flannel will not do for May, and with summer creeping up on us, visions of airy linen sets and billowy poplin nightgowns now dance in our heads...

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In Self-Isolation, Richie Shazam’s Performance Art Takes an Imaginative New Turn

Over the phone from their apartment in New York City at the end of last week, Richie Shazam likens their brain to a spinning hamster wheel. “My entire life, I’ve always needed to move and shake and be outside and interact with the world and people,” Shazam says, all of which influences the multimedia art that they create. That sort of artist-as-activator persona was on full display at the hyperactive one-night installation they put together in a loft in the West Village last year. Videos of Shazam writhing around on a bed were projected on a large screen in one room as club DJs played, whil...

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Photographed by Ricardo Labougle, *Vogue,* September 2019

Bring Some Brightness to Your Day With These 11 Items

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, people around the world are practicing social distancing—but we are united in our communal pledge to stay home. As we are committed to staying safe, and reporting on the breaking news of the crisis, Vogue also strives to offer hopeful content. We have highlighted moments of camaraderie, messages of inspiration from designers, and exceptional acts of heroism from around the world. We are all looking for a little comfort, be it a soothing social media account, or watching Kaia Gerber and Tommy Dorfman perform a TikTok challenge in matching crop tops. It r...

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Bring Some Brightness to Your Day With These 11 Items

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, people around the world are practicing social distancing—but we are united in our communal pledge to stay home. As we are committed to staying safe, and reporting on the breaking news of the crisis, Vogue also strives to offer hopeful content. We have highlighted moments of camaraderie, messages of inspiration from designers, and exceptional acts of heroism from around the world. We are all looking for a little comfort, be it a soothing social media account, or watching Kaia Gerber and Tommy Dorfman perform a TikTok challenge in matching crop tops. It r...

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It’s Always Sunny at Sydney Fashion Week

If 2020 had been like any other year, I would be half-way around the world right now in sunny Sydney for Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Australia. I’d attend shows at Carriageworks, I’d treat myself to the cliff walk from Bondi to Bronte, and I’d enjoy my favorite burger in the whole world at Mary’s in Newton. But this year is not like any other. The coronavirus crisis has us all in lockdown indoors, with international travel all but impossible. In Australia, Sydney’s annual Resort fashion week has been canceled. Thinking about my friends in Oz, I can’t help but be reminded by Dan Roberts’s fan...

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Katy Perry’s Chic Maternity Style Is Alive and Well at Home

Katy Perry’s maternity style was off to an exuberant start back in March, when she and fiancé Orlando Bloom announced that they are expecting their first child together. One of her first outings as a mom-to-be was in Sydney, Australia that month, when she wore a vibrant floral frock. As her baby bump has continued to grow, the singer and her signature love of sprightly prints, bold colors, and kitschy accessories have only flourished. She’s rocked everything from Rosie Assoulin florals to neon green Valentino. Now, this week, Perry continued on her stellar streak with a new work-from-home f...

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Laura Vinroot Poole’s Charlotte, NC Boutique Capitol Has Reopened—Here’s What Happened on Day One

A colorful corner of Charlotte, North Carolina’s Capitol boutiquePhoto: Courtesy of Capitol Laura Vinroot Poole shuttered her Charlotte, North Carolina boutique Capitol on March 17, just as the state’s coronavirus shelter in place regulations were going into effect. It was a challenging two months for the shopkeeper, as she tried to keep her employees on payroll and make sales via text. The threat of losing the store she founded in 1998 felt real. “I’m not afraid of the virus, I’m afraid of the business not coming back,” she said. Last week, North Carolina became one of the first states to ...

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Little Richard Changed the Course of Fashion History Too

This weekend, Little Richard’s passing from bone cancer at the age of 87 revealed the depth of his influence. As tributes from Mick Jagger, Bob Dylan, and Patti Smith poured in, fans revisited his music with the knowledge that he’d laid the foundation for rock ’n’ roll. Music had lost one of its true originals, but it wasn’t the only arena in which his presence loomed large. An unapologetic dandy, Richard (born Richard Wayne Penniman) helped to usher in an era of flamboyant menswear expression leading by example with an outré wardrobe and fearless style. From the beginning, fashion set Rich...

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17 Gifts The Class of 2020 Really Wants For Graduation – Yes, We Asked

The class of 2020 is, sadly due to the coronavirus, not able to walk across the stage in front of their classmates, friends, and families, to receive their diplomas. Even without a global pandemic, the post college transition is a difficult time as students turn into young professionals. A meaningful gift is more important this year than ever, even if it can’t totally replace the experience of walking across a stage. Recent Ohio State grad, Montana Wilkie told Vogue that many of the seniors had plans to travel internationally after graduation before starting their working lives, but now the...

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Gigi Hadid, Zoë Kravitz, and More Celebrities Pay Tribute to Mothers on Instagram

Today is Mother’s Day and your Instagram feed has likely turned into an endless scroll of special tributes to mom. Celebrities, too, have taken part in this virtual tribute, uploading their own virtual homages to their loved ones. (As we continue social distancing, it’s one of the few ways we can celebrate our moms, as many families are not spending it together.) One of the first to post this morning was mom-to-be Gigi Hadid, who posted a tribute to her mother, Yolanda Hadid. “Happy Mother’s Day to the one I’ll do my best to emulate,” she wrote. “I love you beyond words @yolanda.hadid you a...

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Alessandra Garcia on Finding Joy in Mother’s Day Under Lockdown

Isolation has changed the way we celebrate holidays. The usual trips to restaurants or travel are on hold, and this Mother’s Day many families are exploring intimate gatherings, if they’re able to gather at all. Of course, smaller doesn’t have to mean less festive and the constraints have resulted in inventive work-arounds. Case in point: when Alessandra Garcia and her siblings wanted to do something special for their mother, they thought outside the box. The daughter of actor Andy Garcia and film producer Marivi Lorido Garcia, Garcia comes from a family of entertainers and at 28 she ranks ...

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How This Indigenous Mother and Daughter’s Beadwork Brings Them Closer Together

Every summer, there’s one particular booth at the Santa Fe Indian Market that always draws a crowd. The annual event, which is the largest indigenous market in North America, features a number of indigenous artists who sell their art pieces—but at Sandra and Jamie Okuma’s booth, serious shoppers have been known to line up early, in the hopes of scoring one of their intricate beadwork pieces that blend cultural heritage with colorful motifs and modern finishings. The indigenous mother-daughter duo, who are Luiseño and Shoshone-Bannock, have been showing at the market together every year sinc...

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The Mother-Daughter Duo Taking Socially-Distanced Fashion to the Streets of Paris

While many have found themselves in unexpected living situations following the rollout of lockdowns around the world due to the COVID-19 crisis, the French artist MarieVic’s is particularly unusual. After leaving her current home in New York to return to Paris, in order to be close to her family during the pandemic, she found herself staying at a second apartment owned by her mother, Geneviève. Comprising of just two rooms, MarieVic is sleeping in one; the other, however, is packed to the brim with pieces from Geneviève’s extraordinary collection of designer fashion and couture. “When I arr...

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5 Artists on What They’ve Learned About Style From Their Mothers

When unraveling all of the composite pieces that make up an artist’s sense of style, there are various threads one can pull apart. Maybe old film characters come up, or even more frequently, the aesthetic leanings of other iconic artists that they grew up admiring. Beyond the culture one might have actively consumed as a teenager, childhood experiences come into play just as frequently—some people recount the impression that watching their grandmothers or aunts getting outfitted in their Sunday best for church left on them, while others cite their mothers’ closets as perennial influences. I...

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The Best Fashion Instagrams of the Week: Kylie Jenner, Bella Hadid, and More

With most of the world sheltering in place, the look of Instagram has gotten very homey for obvious reasons. Still, there are stars who are pulling out all the fashion stops, perhaps as a way to keep their spirits up under lockdown. Bella Hadid is a prime example. The model shared a glimpse of the groovy new looks she's been experimenting with in what appears to be the attic of her family’s farmhouse in Pennsylvania. The barely buttoned silk tan shirt revealed a fair bit of décolletage and paired nicely with striped pants in electric blue and purple. A+ for effort and an A+ for contrast! Ky...

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Noah Carlos on Growing Up Queer and What Motherly Love Means Today

For the model Noah Carlos, there’s only one place they would want to be during lockdown. “I'm back home with my mom, my sister and my grandma in Orange County, California,” says Carlos. “I was born and raised here, and I love it way too much to leave. Obviously it sucks we can't go to the beach right now, but the beach will always be there after this is all over.” Even if Carlos, who identifies as non-binary, feels most settled in their home state, since signing to modeling agency IMG in 2018 they’ve been regularly spotted on runways around the world. While walking for the likes of Maison M...

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How One Editor Is Spending Her Days in Color-Splashed Pajamas and Caftans

As we continue our social-distancing pledge, the Vogue staff is working from home for the foreseeable future. This article is part of our This Week on Zoom column, where one Vogue editor shares their WFH outfits from the previous workweek—from the waist up, of course. Growing up in the Middle East gave me an appreciation for house-dressing. As a child, I was toted around by my mother to afternoon teas at her friends’ apartments. Guests would arrive in standard ensembles but the hostess, however, had the special privilege to don some fabulous caftan/robe hybrid. It may have been beaded or em...

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Photographed by Simon Upton, *Vogue* 2019

For Proenza Schouler, Fashion’s New Normal Is About Beating Your Own Path

Speaking to Jack McCullough and Lazaro Hernandez of Proenza Schouler from their studio in the Berkshires in early May—a rare moment of respite from their hectic annual schedule—normally wouldn’t feel unusual at all. “It’s actually right after the Met that we usually head up to the Berkshires to think about the fall collection,” says McCollough. “So I guess right now we’re still in something of a normal timeframe?” Of course, all that would be if the Met gala had actually taken place, and they hadn’t already spent four weeks holed up at their rural retreat figuring out the logistics of how t...

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Behind Every Pop Star, There’s a Mom Carefully Sewing Her Costumes in the Wings

Speaking from homes just 15 minutes apart from each other in Los Angeles, artist Lorely Rodriguez, aka Empress Of, and her mother, Reina, are discussing Rodriguez’s performance costumes. Over the past few years, Reina has handmade Rodriguez’s onstage outfits, whether it be the gauzy, pastel floral dress that she debuted at a festival in La Jolla last year or the puff-sleeved, plaid, schoolgirl separates that she wore running around Dublin while on a European tour. In an Instagram post showing off her own handiwork for the floral number—Reina’s Instagram name is @latinaknowles, a cheeky refe...

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100 of Our Favorite Items Under $100 to Shop Now

It’s no secret that buying a new pair of jeans is not top of mind for most people during the COVID-19 pandemic. So we felt it appropriate to bring back Vogue’s 100 Under $100 column, which began in 2013 and recommended ladylike bags and modern pearls. With $100 today feeling like more of an investment than it did only months ago, we curated our favorite more affordable items on the market right now. Even though we may be spending differently, we can still find joy in price-conscious clothes and accessories, like a tote bag that can brighten up a grocery store run, an on-trend sweater set id...

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Out of Office: 7 Vogue Editors Take a Fashionable Escape

As fashion editors, viewing and working with collections seasons ahead leaves plenty of time to marvel (and often obsess) over the pieces we loved most on a personal style level, until the possibility of owning them comes. Right now, it’s interesting to think about where we would be, what we would be planning, and of course what we would like to be wearing if we weren’t in the midst of a global pandemic. These summer fashion fantasies have become more of a treasured vision than a tangible reality. As the joys of the season ahead become uncertain, Vogue editors are looking to a more hopeful ...

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8 Fashion Designers Explain Why Their Moms Are Their Eternal Muses

As over 55 countries get ready to celebrate Mother’s Day this Sunday, Vogue Runway asked eight designers whose work is informed by their mothers to reflect on how their moms shaped their lives and careers. Some, like Angela Missoni, followed in mom’s footsteps and took up the family business; others, like Diane von Furstenberg, aim to carry on the fearless legacy of the women that bore them. What is consistent: When it comes to fashion, moms are the best muses. Kate and Laura Mulleavy with their mother in CaliforniaPhoto: Courtesy of Kate and Laura Mulleavy Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodart...

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