Author: Claire Voss
Claire Voss
Claire tracks fashion trends from street level to runway. Her coverage focuses on what people actually wear and why it matters.
Kim Kardashian dressed as North West and Paris Hilton went as Britney Spears, making 2026’s celebrity Halloween the most talked-about in years.
Fall 2026 breaks fabric rules hard — satin moves into offices, plaid takes cocktail parties. The dress code is being rewritten from the ground up.
The 2026 Academy Museum Gala red carpet delivered Hollywood glamour with sharp tailoring, bold color, and fabrication that rewarded attention.
Girls is getting a revival, and fans are cautious. Reboot fatigue is real, and here’s why the trepidation makes sense.
Ayo Edebiri wore a Chanel Haute Couture fringe bustle to the 2026 BFI London Film Festival, making a bold case for a historically complex silhouette.
A Harper’s Bazaar editor’s blepharoplasty account reframes under-eye surgery as a considered decision, not vanity. Here’s what the procedure involves and why the conversation is changing.
Emily Sundberg’s Feed Me newsletter built genuine insider influence through group-chat intimacy, direct reader trust, and a sharp rejection of the girlboss era’s performance politics.
Harper’s Bazaar editors curate 25 minimalist fall staples on Amazon, from cashmere sweaters to knee-high boots, making a case for restrained seasonal dressing.
Gillian Anderson enters her busiest era yet — the Andrenaissance — as Derek C. Blasberg profiles the actress on sex, Scully, and her expanding creative life.
Netflix revives A Different World with Debbie Allen and Felicia Pride returning to Hillman College with new students and urgent political storytelling.