July’s tarotscopes reframe emotions as data, not noise. Cancer gets the Ten of Cups — fulfillment realized — but the question is whether you’ll accept it.
From linen maxis to gingham minis, the summer dress edit that prioritizes fabric, airflow, and actual wearability through Labor Day.
Sami Miro on circular fashion, PFAS in textiles, and why a $5 vintage polo shaped her entire philosophy on style and sustainability.
Mars enters Gemini June 28, Mercury retrogrades in Cancer June 29, and a Capricorn Full Moon arrives the same day. Here’s what the overlap means practically.
Netflix’s Voicemails for Isabelle uses a rom-com frame to tell a grief story about sisters. Deutch, Robinson, and director McKendrick explain the film’s emotional core.
Gilmore Girls leaves Netflix, but its strangest legacy lingers: a 25-year debate about Dean, Jess, and Logan that overshadowed Rory entirely.
The Pendry Manhattan West in Chelsea became the anchor for a brutal Met Gala weekend schedule. Here’s what made it work.
Amanda Batula keeps getting framed as a victim in the Summer House scandal. A closer look at the reunion and Aftermath episode tells a different story.
Prime Video’s Every Year After adapts Carley Fortune’s novel with Matt Cornett and Sadie Soverall navigating a slow-burn best-friends romance across years.
Makeup artist Fara Homidi explains blonzing — the bronzer-blush hybrid technique getting dedicated products this summer.
Fourth of July fashion sales are already live across 30+ brands, with discounts up to 70% off clothing, shoes, bags, and luggage. Deadlines vary widely.
Nine collabs dropped this week, from Melissa x Diesel’s new dome bag to Converse x Collina Strada’s gorpcore era. Sports, accessories, and French minimalism all in one window.
Red is dominating wedding guest dressing this season — here’s why it works across dress codes, fabrics, and silhouettes.
Engagement rings in 2026 are favoring east-west settings, vintage cuts, and champagne stones over classic solitaires. Here’s what’s actually driving the shift.

























