Ella Riley-Adams

Artists and designers gathered at Galerie Michael Bargo for a Venetian dinner by Contra chef Jeremiah Stone.

We know that soaking up nature has a powerful relaxing effect. This new Riviera Nayarit hotel provides an idyllic setting for total immersion.

The goals of this year’s Friday for Futures’ global strike were expressly intersectional, and the young people who gathered in New York City advocated for those most affected by the crisis.

Some saw practicality amid the racks of thermal underwear, fuzzy jackets, and gleaming water bottles. I saw what I wanted to become.

The Los Angeles-based musician’s creative journey has coincided with a reconsideration of beauty ideals. Here, she gives Vogue a look at her pared-back, open-minded approach.

The upstate museum welcomed guests to its rolling acres, inviting them to sip cocktails against green hills and beneath hulking sculptures.

Michael Bloomberg was honored for his commitment to the environment at the organization’s evening event, held at the Central Park Zoo.

A wave of longboarding women are bringing new attention to the traditional surfing style.

Did you make it to any of these destinations this year?

Copenhagen-based Hay is at last bringing its approachable homeware Stateside.

The couple tied the knot in France’s Basque country.

As more furniture makers chase a new sofa ideal, Floyd hopes to separate itself with intentional design.

Design and fashion stars gathered to toast the September issue of Architectural Digest, which brings readers into the homes of Michael Kors, Margherita Missoni, and more.

Starting Tuesday, May 1, quintessential New York City staples—cabs, subways, bodegas—will get a splash of robin’s-egg blue.

“The book doesn’t contain anything naughty,” the author protested.

“I have found the man I was meant to be with,” the founder and CEO reveals in the second issue of Goop magazine.

Ibeyi’s new album delivers an anthem for women and girls: “No Man Is Big Enough for My Arms.”