Movement, for me, is freedom, joy, and expression. Using my body to experience life feels liberating, exhilarating and at times, rebellious, political, even controversial. Because somehow, simply existing in my body and choosing to move it comes with expectations. Expectations to explain. To justify. To defend. To tie every ounce of my movement, my joy, […]
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I joke that I’m psychic quite often, but no one doubts my foresight when it comes to on-the-rise nail trends. My finger(tip) is on the pulse of all burgeoning manicure movements before they take over your Pinterest feed, from tiger-stripe nails—just picking up steam now, by the way—to unconventional color combos that pros would back
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Happy Day after the day After the Met Gala! I gotta be honest: After 20 years of doing Fashion Bomb Daily, it takes a bit longer to recover from big nights. But also, after 20 years of doing Fashion Bomb Daily, I am now a regular at the Met Gala! God is Great! This year
Rosie Assoulin Top & Pants, Delvaux Bag, Sebastian Milano Heels, Arielle Ratner Earrings There’s something about checks that just feels like spring. They’re one of those patterns that returns year after year and still feels fresh every time. Gingham sits within that family as the lighter, more playful option, while other check variations feel a bit bolder and more expressive.
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Marie’s Note:Every so often, a piece lands in my inbox that says the quiet part out loud and this one doesn’t whisper, it declares. Written by an indie designer navigating the realities of size inclusivity in fashion, this op-ed challenges where we place our attention, our dollars, and our loyalty. If you’ve ever wondered why
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The 2026 Met Gala transformed the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art into a living gallery, as this year’s theme, “Costume Art,” challenged attendees to explore the relationship between fashion and the body as a form of artistic expression. With a dress code of “Fashion Is Art,” guests were invited to treat garments as
The month of May always tends to feel like a final sprint. The kids are counting down the days until summer break, and the calendar is suddenly booked out for weeks. I’ll admit the pace can feel a little frantic, but it’s also one of my favorite stretches of the year. Charleston is in full
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The Short Story: The plus size fashion market is worth over $282 billion globally and growing. And yet the indie designers who built this space from the ground up are being squeezed from every direction at once: tariffs driving up production costs, algorithm changes collapsing organic reach, GLP-1 drugs giving larger brands a convenient excuse
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Fashion’s biggest night came and went in the blink of an eye. The 2026 Met Gala—co-chaired by Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, Venus Williams, and Anna Wintour—delivered an evening of statement-making style. This year’s theme, “Costume Art,” explored the relationship between clothing and the human body, inspiring a lineup of internet-breaking looks from Rihanna, Emma Chamberlain, and
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Pink attended The Lost Boys Broadway premiere alongside her daughter Willow Sage Hart, posing together on the red carpet. Pink wore a $2,995 black studded Berlin leather jacket by R13 paired with a fitted black maxi skirt. The jacket featured metallic star and stud embellishments throughout, adding texture to the look. Willow Sage Hart wore