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Can You Know Princess Diana by Owning Her Things?
A large trove of the princess' belongings including her Lady Dior handbag, will be auctioned this week. For some buyers, more intimate items are the draw.
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A Model Walked Away, but Never Stopped Fighting
Sara Ziff, once a fixture at Fashion Week, is a force behind a new labor law in New york that aims to protect models and perhaps redefine what counts as work.
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With All Eyes on Them, a ‘WAG’ Style Emerges
In the sports world, some wives and girlfriends are more famous than the athletes they are watching. Fashion brands have noticed.
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Influencing Without the Influencers
Instead of relying on celebrities, brands are controlling the message by making their own social media videos. You may not even realize they’re selling you something.
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At Essence Fest, Fashion Didn’t Miss a Beat
In tiaras, cowboy boots and thrifted T-shirts, festivalgoers used style to celebrate identity, joy and community.
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No Fashion Show Invite? No Problem.
Denied a seat at Jonathan Anderson’s Dior debut, a fashion critic invited all of Paris to watch it with him at a bar. Hundreds took him up on the offer.
The Business of Fashion
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Why the ‘Walmart Birkin’ Struck a Nerve
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Can a Cult Perfumer Go Global?
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At the Met Gala, the Fantasy Was Intact
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Why Fashion Loves the Next Generation of Tennis Stars
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Fashion’s AI Dilemma Is Getting Worse
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Ralph Lauren, Anna Wintour Awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom
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Why Drugstores Still Aren’t Beauty Hubs
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Will HeyDude Trip Up Crocs’ Winning Streak?
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What Fashion Needs to Know About Gen Alpha’s Social Media Restrictions
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How to Lower Prices Without Hurting Your Brand
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How Kamala Harris’ Signature Tresses Became a Gen-Z Hit
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TikTok’s Rivals Are Coming for Its E-Commerce Business
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Fashion Week Launches with a Political Statement
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Who Gets to Own a Meme?
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Can ‘Emily in Paris’ Catapult Vestiaire Collective Into the American Mainstream?
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Beauty’s Olympics Marketing Playbook
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Troye Sivan’s Beauty Brand Steps Off the Beaten Path
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How New Laws on Textured Hair Education Will Shake Up Beauty
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Why Fashion Went Silent on Pride This Year
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Bridal Gets Its Gen-Z Overhaul
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Pretty Enough to Eat: Behind Beauty’s Food Obsession
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What Makes a Red Carpet Moment in 2024
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How Tweens Took Over the Beauty Aisle
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The New Backlash Against Social Media, Explained
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How TikTok’s ‘Mob Wives’ Are Fuelling the Resurgence in Fur
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Luxury Brands Lag on Efforts to Reduce Forced Labour
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At the Golden Globes, a Red Carpet Comeback
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Can AI Pick Your Next Favourite Beauty Product?
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Angelina Jolie’s Atelier Jolie Opens Its First Store
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JW Pei’s Bags Are a Hit With Celebrities. Can They Catch on With Everyone Else?
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How Google Is Making It Easier to Find Dupes
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How Indie Beauty Brands Can Still Thrive
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Menstrual Care Brands Get Political
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Activists Renew Push for Fashion Workers' Rights Bill
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Can You Sell Sexual Wellness Without Sex?
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Inside Sephora’s Attempt to Bring Back the Beauty Festival
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Thebe Magugu Wants to Build an International Brand Without Forgetting the Customers at Home
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The Return of Perms
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Are Condoms Ready for the DTC Treatment?
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Sol de Janeiro Bets on Barbie
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Turning Sexual Wellness Into a Contact Sport
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Will Fashion's Next Generation of Materials Be Brewed Like Beer?
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Is Tanning Back?
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Black Beauty Brands Chart Their Next Chapter of Growth
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Patagonia's Radical New Ownership Structure, Explained
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Thebe Magugu and Adidas Partner With South African Football Club Orlando Pirates
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The Wellness Brand Betting on ‘Female Viagra’
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The Next Generation of Luggage Start-Ups
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How Fashion Entrepreneurs Are Surviving Crises in South Africa
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The Debrief | Can You Sell Sexual Wellness Without Sex?
Executive editor Brian Baskin and senior correspondent Sheena Butler-Young speak with editorial associate Yola Mzizi about how regulatory restrictions and cultural conservatism are forcing sexual wellness brands to pivot their messaging in 2025. Listen Here.
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The Debrief Podcast | Kamala Harris and the Politics of Style
Senior correspondent Sheena Butler-Young and editorial apprentice Yola Mzizi join executive editor Brian Baskin to discuss the significance of Kamala Harris’s fashion and beauty choices in the 2024 presidential campaign. Listen Here.
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Black Culture as the Blueprint
On this epidote, Yola and her colleague talk about the importance of acknowledging Black history and Black culture’s influence on fashion, pop culture and art. Listen Here
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It's the Most Wasteful Time of the Year
On this episode, Yola and her colleague talk about overconsumption around the holidays, fast fashion and the paradox of ‘ethical fashion.’ Listen Here.
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Did the 90s Age Well?
On this episode, Yola and her colleague talk 90s nostalgia and how it has influenced fashion trends today by analysing the tv show ‘Sex and the City.’ Listen Here
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You're Confused? I'm F**ckin' Confused, Bro
Yola and her colleague talk about their favourite show, Euphoria. They talk about their favourite storylines and the show’s impact on fashion. Listen Here
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Maybe You Shouldn't Follow Your Dreams
Yola and her colleague react to dream submission from STITCH magazine’s audience. This episode was a part of the Reverie Issue of Fall 2020. Listen Here.
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Redefining Celebrity with Emily Munster
This episode is a part of a mini series on STITCH Magazine’s podcast, UNDRESSED. The series is titled NAKED and it allows the STITCH audience to share their musings on the fashion industry. Yola pioneered this series and produced all of the episode. Listen Here.
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Microtrends with Molly Van Gorp
This episode is part of a mini series on STITCH Magazine’s podcast, UNDRESSED. The series is called NAKED and allows the STITCH audience to share their musings in the the fashion industry. Yola pioneered the series and produced all the episodes. Listen Here.
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Working Bodies with Jude Cramer
This episode is a part of a mini series in STITCH Magazine’s podcast, UNDRESSED. The series is called NAKED and allows the STITCH audience to share their musings on the fashion industry. Yola pioneered the series and produced all the episodes. Listen Here.
