Posts by Kevin Harson
How to Maintain Your Boho Braids
Always ask your braider what hair they’d like you to buy before confirming your appointment. If in doubt, book in with a professional braiding salon, which will give you the option of having high-quality hair included within the fee. Patience is key To keep your tresses neat and intact, set aside time in your daily…
Read MoreWhat’s It Really Like When Your Ex Dates an Influencer? These Women Lived It
It all ended the same way it began: on her phone. For Michelle, 28, knowing her long-term relationship was over—one that had started with a DM, spanned four years, and was turbulent in the way that made letting go feel impossible—came down to seeing him with someone else…in a video watched by over a million…
Read MoreThe Milan Fashion Week Spring 2026 Schedule Is Here
This article first appeared on Vogue Business. The Spring 2026 ready-to-wear collections are set to be a bumper season in Milan. Running 23 to 29 September, this Milan Fashion Week will feature 55 physical and four digital shows, up slightly on last season. But all eyes will be focused on a few showcases in particular,…
Read MoreSportmax Resort 2026 Collection
Sportmax cuts through the Max Mara Group’s polished offerings with a more daring, forward-pitched energy. While grounded in everyday function, the brand tries to push beyond convention—the tailoring is somehow experimental, silhouettes are skewed and amplified, materials researched with sharp intent. It’s less about trends, more about friction: structure vs. fluidity, precision vs. instinct. The…
Read MoreThe Baked Alaska Is on Fire—Again
What burns bright and cold at the same time? The baked Alaska—a dessert of toasty meringue shielding ice cream and cake from open flame—of course. And right now, the dish is having a moment. Until recently, like a hot pink Motorola Razr or a Juicy Couture tracksuit phase, the baked Alaska was one of those…
Read MoreOn the Podcast: Martine Rose Is Breaking the Formula
Martine Rose is a designer who has reimagined British luxury with warmth, irreverence, and shows rich with real-life characters. She joins Chioma once again on The Run-Through to talk about her latest collection and how she taps into communities that inspire her. Plus, Chioma brings in British Vogue’s acting news and features editor, Daisy Jones,…
Read MoreThe Supplements You Should Try If You’re Going Through Menopause
Naomi Watts, one of the most prominent faces of menopause awareness, had a meta turn in Lena Dunham’s Netflix show Too Much. In her role as a hypnotically charming boss’s wife, Watts catches a whiff of her armpit while pouring a glass of wine. “I’m sweating like a sow,” she says. “Menopause should really come…
Read MoreAddressed: Actually, Animal Print Is a Neutral
Welcome to Addressed, a weekly column where we, ahem, address the joys (and tribulations!) of getting dressed. So far, we’ve unpacked how to wear shorts at the office and beyond, how to pack a carry-on bag for a work trip, how to dress with style in your third trimester, and even how to layer without…
Read MoreJenna Ortega Doubles Down on Champagne as the Next It-Color
Move over butter yellow, Jenna Ortega is all in on a soft tone of champagne for fall. Appearing yesterday in London for the global premiere of the second season of Netflix’s Wednesday, the actor started off the evening in a sheer, extraterrestrial-esque Ashi Studio fall 2025 couture look. The gown fell into a peplum-y column…
Read MoreIn Her New Graphic Novel, ‘Simplicity,’ Mattie Lubchansky Explores the Dark Side of Communal Living (and So Much More)
Mattie Lubchansky has written and illustrated several graphic novels, including 2023’s riveting Boys Weekend, but her latest, Simplicity, defies comparison to her earlier work. While it retains plenty of Lubchansky’s signature wit and stunning artistry, the book also ventures into timely territory with its focus on commune-slash-cults and the dangers of unquestioning loyalty. Vogue spoke…
Read MoreCarrie, Sam, and the Underexamined Grief of Losing a Best Friend
Some losses shape us more than we realize. From the starting point of Big’s death, And Just Like That set out to chart how Carrie Bradshaw would recover and heal after losing The One. But maybe it has missed another, equally deep heartbreak. Watching her drift through grief, only to then, in time, reignite her…
Read MoreMy Current Fashion Inspiration? A Haunted Doll
I’ve never really understood the urge some adults have to dress like their childhood dolls. Frilly Peter Pan collars and lace trim just don’t do it for me; and even when I was well within the age bracket to dress like I was heading to my First Communion, I didn’t want to. Recently, though, I’ve…
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