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Amy X. Wang

Amy X. Wang

Assistant Managing Editor / Editor at The New York Times Magazine

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Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Finance & Banking Services

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Recent Articles

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Who’s Afraid of the Big, Bad Tradwife?

Why women who dress up as 1950s homemakers are driving the internet insane.
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Your Neighbors Are Retiring in Their 30s. Why Can’t You?

Meet the schemers and savers obsessed with ending their careers as early as possible.
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Louise Glück Taught Poetry So She Could Write Poetry

The Nobel-winning poet was pitiless to herself, yet fiercely generous toward her students.
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The Very Personal Collections That 7 Artists Left Behind

Pee-wee Herman’s toys, Robert Gottlieb’s plastic handbags and other unexpected treasures.
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Why the Cool Kids Can Never Forgive the Tabi Theft (Published 2023)

The viral tale of some stolen footwear says a lot about the tricky way nonconformity works.
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Inside the Delirious Rise of ‘Superfake’ Handbags (Published 2023)

Can you tell the difference between a $10,000 Chanel bag and a $200 knockoff? Almost nobody can, and it’s turning luxury fashion upside down.
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What I Learned Dogsitting for New York City’s Opulent Elite (Publis...

In a city of yawning class inequality, some side hustles let you glimpse how the other half lives.
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Babies Have Entered the Chat (Published 2022)

Up close and personal with work-from-home parents — and their unruly new colleagues.
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The Shoes of Our Lost Icons Are Still Full of Life (Published 2021)

A look at the indelible footprints of Hank Aaron, Virgil Abloh, Halyna Hutchins and more.
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Melvin Van Peebles Had a Hunger for Intensity (Published 2021)

The artist filled his “Blue Room” with scenes from everyday life and turned them into sculptures.