Jessica Testa

The tennis star unveils her U.S. Open look, made by Nike and the designer Yoon Ahn. It has tulle, ribbons and frills — call it “Lolita goth.”

El atuendo de la tenista para el torneo es una creación de Nike y la diseñadora Yoon Ahn con tul, listones y volantes. En resumen: “Lolita gótica”.

She calls herself a “geriatric ‘it’ girl.” The brand Madewell calls her an “original muse.” Just don’t call this look “indie sleaze.”

A writer’s success today may be measured in film and television adaptations. Lisa Taddeo, whose book “Three Women” is now a Starz series, hates that.

The Stockholm fashion label Toteme has a no-nonsense, “pragmatic” look — and a lot of fans in New York.

The buzzy designer Nensi Dojaka will offer a moodier take on the famous underwear. No tight white briefs or sweaty six-packs in sight.

The indie magazine Racquet aims to become a major player in the business of tennis — after a messy dispute between its two founders.

As more streamers discuss politics, including major events like Tuesday’s debate, they have become the focus of intense interest for both presidential campaigns.

She made her name leading glossy magazines. Now she’s joining the newsletter flock.

The reproductive rights activist Cecile Richards started a media project that merges activism and journalism on Instagram and TikTok, just days ahead of the presidential election.