Culture 10 Best Novels About Complex Female FriendshipVOGUE.COM - Emma SpecterGet the average woman talking about her experience with female friendship, and before long, her voice will likely grow wistful as she recalls that friend: the one who irritates her beyond belief, who’s
Culture Boys Will Be Boys? Not in Liz Plank’s For the Love of MenVOGUE.COM - Michelle RuizIn recent weeks, Brad Pitt has become a poster man of sorts for toxic masculinity awareness, but there’s only so much one man—even one very famous man—can do to tip the scales of gender inequality. Women
Culture Jia Tolentino’s Trick Mirror Explores Dark Alleyways of the ZeitgeistVOGUE.COM - Sophie KempJia Tolentino’s writing inspires the same kind of fervor as new Marvel Universe movies and rare sneaker drops. The 30-year-old Houston native and Brooklyn resident writes about the stuff of life: juuling,
Culture An Excerpt from Elena Ferrante’s New Novel Just Dropped on TwitterVOGUE.COM - Emma SpecterJust when you thought it was safe to admit you never quite finished the Neapolitan novels (they’re very long, okay?), Ferrante Fever has spiked again. Europa Editions, the English-language publisher of
Culture The 17 Books We Can't Wait to Read This FallVOGUE.COMBid goodbye to the breezy summer read, falls' impending approach heralds the arrival of some heavyweight literary hitters. Here, a subjective, incomplete guide from Vogue editors and contributors to the
Culture An Enthralling New Book Looks Inside the Most Stylish Homes of TangierVOGUE.COM - Hamish BowlesThe below is excerpted from Hamish Bowles’s introduction to Inside Tangier: Houses & Gardens by Nicolò Castellini Baldissera and Guido Taroni. “Tangier is a basin that holds you, a timeless place,” warned
Women's News See Jane Win Is an Inspiring Look at How Female Candidates Won Big in 2018 (and What It All Means for 2020)VOGUE.COM - Michelle RuizIn the politically bleak wake of the 2016 election, as protests and Women's Marches began cropping up around the country, journalist Caitlin Moscatello began to hear murmurs: "Groups training women to
Culture Tatiana Schlossberg's Inconspicuous Consumption Brings Climate Change Down to EarthVOGUE.COM - Julia Felsenthal"If you're upset, that probably means I did something right, unfortunately," declares Tatiana Schlossberg toward the end of Inconspicuous Consumption: The Environmental Impact You Don't Know You Have.
Eva Chen Has a New Children’s Book—And a Collection With Beloved Kids’ Brand Janie and Jack - VogueVOGUE.COM - Alexandra MaconEven in a world with Instagram and constant sharenting, the old school picture day is still a really big deal. That’s why Eva Chen, the director of fashion partnerships at everyone’s favorite app, chose
In An American Sunrise, Joy Harjo Confronts Injustice Through Poetry - VogueVOGUE.COM - Christian AllaireEarlier this summer, Joy Harjo became the first Native American woman to be named the U.S. Poet Laureate. In her new post, Harjo will “raise the national consciousness to a greater appreciation of the
Emily Doe, the Woman Assaulted by Brock Turner, Is Writing a Memoir - VogueVOGUE.COM - Bridget ReadEmily Doe, the anonymous woman who was assaulted by Brock Turner on the Stanford University campus in 2015, is writing a memoir, according to her publisher, Viking Books. In a statement released today,
10 New Books to Read This Summer - VogueVOGUE.COMSummertime is when we look forward to saying goodbye to the great indoors—and when great books get kicked into high gear. Some of this year’s crop take up New York as their point of entry, making the as
There's a Normal People TV Show, and It's Already FilmingVOGUE.COM - Bridget ReadWe're getting a Normal People TV show, an adaptation of Sally Rooney's book that you and everyone you know and the models and Taylor Swift is reading or has read. It's already filming, and in the US, will
In This Escapist Masterpiece, America Has a Woman President, and Her Son Is in Love With a PrinceVOGUE.COM - Michelle RuizCasey McQuiston’s Red, White & Royal Blue hooked me early. Frankly, it had me at its premise—more on that in a minute—but it officially stole my heart on page 41, when America’s cocky First Son, Alex bumps
Astra Taylor and Natasha Lennard Are Shaking Up “Resistance Lit” (Thank God)VOGUE.COM - Bridget ReadTwo new books are taking on fascism and offering ways to combat it, and—get this—they’re written by women! Have you heard this pitch before? Unless you’ve been (smartly) living under a rock for the past
Bret Easton Ellis on Talking Porn With Kanye, a New Novel, and (Yes) Trump - VogueVOGUE.COM - Corey SeymourBret Easton Ellis is ready for you. The author of Less Than Zero (published in 1985, when Ellis was still a Bennington undergrad) and, most notoriously, American Psycho, along with four other novels and
Erin Lee Carr Remembers Her Late Father—And Finds Her Own Voice—In All That You Leave BehindVOGUE.COM - Michelle RuizWhen legendary New York Times media reporter David Carr died suddenly in 2015, the journalism world mourned in highly public fashion, including an outpouring of tributes on Twitter and a funeral attended
An Exclusive First Look at the Met’s “Camp: Notes on Fashion” Catalog - VogueVOGUE.COM - Steff YotkaStill scratching your head and asking yourself, “What is camp?” The beautiful—and quite campy in its own right—catalog for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute exhibition “Camp: Notes on
In No Happy Endings, Nora McInerny Is in Love With Both of Her HusbandsVOGUE.COM - Michelle RuizNora McInerny’s second memoir, No Happy Endings (released Tuesday), opens with the author giving a talk before an audience about what she called “the most painful period of my life: how my husband and
W.S. Merwin, Prize-Winning Poet and Conservationist, Has Died at 91VOGUE.COM - Bridget ReadW.S. Merwin, celebrated poet and conservationist who wrote about the fragility and beauty of the natural world and the impermanence of human life within it, has died at 91. The Merwin Conservancy, a nonprofit
Political Division? That’s Nothing NewVOGUE.COM - Robert SullivanDespite what you keep hearing, the idea that we’ve never been more politically divided is just not true. At least since the end of the ’60s, we have also spent most of our time being divided. Understanding
Need a Read? Here Are 4 New Books We're LovingVOGUE.COM - Condé NastWhat to do when the doldrums of midwinter stretch on and on (and on)? Cozy up with a new book, of course! Here are four new reads that Vogue editors have been loving—two fiction debuts and a pair of memoirs
Vincent Darré, Surrealist Dandy of Paris, Discusses His New Book and Dashing Personal Style - VogueVOGUE.COM - Laird Borrelli-PerssonTopping the stacks of coffee-table books in stylish rooms across the globe is Vincent Darré: Surreal Interiors of Paris (Rizzoli). This newly issued tome gathers together in scrapbook style, the spirited,
The Author of Fifty Shades of Grey Has a New Book, and It’s Probably Exactly What You ExpectVOGUE.COME. L. James is back with a new book after the runaway success of Fifty Shades of Grey, and it’s probably exactly what you’d expect: Called, tantalizingly, The Mister, it’s described as a “rollercoaster
How Laura Sims Turned the “Torturous Limbo” of Infertility Into Fascinating FictionVOGUE.COM - Chloe SchamaThe new gothic literature has traded secluded old Victorians for Brooklyn brownstones, haunted girls’ schools for depressing adjunct classrooms, and eerily precocious children for, well, no children at
Most Anticipated Books of 2019: 19 Picks You Should Have on Your Reading ListVOGUE.COM - Bridget ReadWintertime is when we need books the most, for cozying up with when you finally have a real weather-based excuse to cancel your plans and dive into a good one. Of the most anticipated books of 2019, here’s
Barack Obama Shares His Annual End of Year List, and As Usual, It’s Really GoodVOGUE.COMBarack Obama—recently dubbed America’s most admired man, courtesy of an annual Gallup poll—has once again cemented his reputation as our most culturally astute (and certainly most culturally aware) president,
The Best Books Vogue Editors Read in 2018VOGUE.COM - Michelle RuizThe end of 2018 is near, which means it’s time to reflect on the cultural highlights of the year. Here, the best books Vogue editors read over the last 12 months. Peel yourself away from your laptop, down
Michelle Obama’s Becoming, Out Less Than a Month, Is the Best-Selling Hardcover of 2018VOGUE.COMIn a year chock-full of political memoirs, was there ever any doubt that Michelle Obama’s Becoming would top them? Her very personal life story is now the best-selling hardcover book of 2018 so far, of
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