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Overfilled lips, eyebrows that sit too high on the forehead, exaggerated cheeks, a lack of facial expressions, and overly taut skin are some of the more common signs of obvious, “done” work. Today, that once-popular look has fallen out of favor for more subtle, “undetectable” treatments. These enhancements result in a refreshed yet individualized appearance that makes it hard to pinpoint exactly what has (and hasn’t) been done. Yes, instead of erasing every line and wrinkle, the current goal of “getting work done” is to look like yourself, just better. “For the better part of a decade, aesthetic medicine focused…
Training for Longevity, Not Weight LossUp until then, I had never thought of the true importance of exercise: I’d only thought of it as a means to an end—to lose weight and, ideally, to look better in my clothes. Although it is true that exercise can help on both accounts, Isidro allowed me to see that neither of those are as important as keeping the body’s muscles and mitochondria healthy for as long as possible. “The mitochondria are like little batteries that produce the energy that impact vitality,” Isidro explained. “When the mitochondria work well, we feel strong; when they…
Funny, Cecily Brown had told me that one of her dealers and a dear friend, Stefania Bortolami, gives her artist friends pajamas from Rome for Christmas. Seems pajamas-as-Christmas-presents are a thing with art dealers and their artists. John Currin tells me that his London dealer, Sadie Coles, sends him ones from Turnbull & Asser for Christmas. The artist Diamond Stingily comes by with Pucci, her artist friend Martine Syms’s best-in-show Pomeranian, and my ears perk up when she tells me that the only place to get pajamas is a store called Schostal in Rome. “All the artists go there,” she…
Given their day jobs, musician Brittany Howard and record executive Anna-Maria Babcock’s meet-cute feels entirely appropriate: they first crossed paths at a concert. “We met at a friend’s album release show on October 10, 2023, at The Blue Room in Nashville,” Anna-Maria explains. Brittany, who is best known as the lead singer and guitarist of Alabama Shakes, was helping out at the merch table after the show. “I walked up to the table and a mutual friend introduced us by putting our hands in each other’s while asking, ‘Have y’all met yet?’ It was love at first sight for the…
The biggest and brightest names in American fashion all came together last night for the 45th annual CFDA Awards, which are often referred to as the Oscars of Fashion. Taking place at New York’s Natural History Museum, the night celebrates the contributions of American designers and honors those who have made an indelible mark on the industry with their illustrious careers.“Continue to share important stories and do work that means so much to you,” said CFDA chairman Thom Browne at the ceremony. “Work that you couldn’t imagine doing anything else, because the true marker of success is being able to…
At the London press conference for her movie Klara and the Sun, Jenna Ortega embraced this same energy. The actor surprised us with the beauty look too, considering it’s a complete departure from the gothic vibe she’s been known for in the past. Instead of channeling the Addams family through Wednesday’s braids or Morticia’s sleek pin-straight hair, as she’s done before, Ortega opted for a ’70s ponytail that feels more in line with the trend cycle this season.James Manning – PA Images/Getty ImagesThe actor wore a casual ponytail with a center part, loose front strands, and volume at the crown.…
Election day is upon us. Not 24 hours before the midterm elections, New York Times Congressional Correspondent and occasional Vogue essayist Annie Karni stopped by The Run-Through to chat with Chloe and Taylor Antrim about the possible outcomes of some of this year’s most contentious races.With an eye toward the major races in Alaska, Michigan, Florida, Texas, and Maine, Karni laid out what the first 100 hours and beyond might look like for Hakeem Jeffries if Democrats take back the House. The midterms are also a time to look ahead at the 2028 election cycle, and the group discussed the…
The print was the creation of the then-35-year-old Bondi-born fashion trailblazer Jenny Kee, who is of Chinese, Italian and English heritage, and deeply Australian in sensibility. Kee has been acknowledged in the past—not least, and quite rightly, by herself—as the author of the prints Chanel used that season. In 1983, the year of Coco Chanel’s centenary, the house presented, through Vogue Australia, a Chanel suit featuring Kee’s Opal print in the lining and lapels to the National Gallery of Victoria, where it is displayed online with full and correct attribution.Yet the story of how an Australian designer came to play…
Kendall Jenner was first thrust into the public eye nearly two decades ago, as the quiet, tomboyish 11-year-old younger sister on Keeping Up With the Kardashians. But in 2014, the second-youngest member of the Kar-Jenner dynasty struck out to forge her own path as a model. Since her runway debut for Marc Jacobs’ fall 2014 show, Jenner has become a ubiquitous presence, not only on our TV screens, but on the runway and in magazines, too. With such a jam-packed schedule, the budding model became a regular street style subject, as she bounced from show to show.Early photos captured Jenner’s…
Consumers appear hungry to know more. According to McKinsey’s 2025 Future of Wellness report, 61% of respondents consider cognitive function very important, yet brain health remains one of the areas where consumer demand is going unmet. Younger consumers, especially Gen Z, reportedly feel that gap the most.“For a long time, it was all about physical performance, having beautiful top-performing bodies as late as possible in life,” says Olga Donica, longevity innovation director at luxury longevity clinic Clinique La Prairie. “Now, we are switching to something much more advanced, complex and sophisticated, and this for sure is the brain.”Part of the…