Leah Chernikoff

For artistic director Nadège Vanhée-Cybulski, creating clothes that are at once as classic as a Birkin and as modern as a crop top is much more than a balancing act. It’s a raison d’être.

The actor and producer opens up about motherhood—and making movies on her own terms.

The actress, producer, and media mogul finally takes a (brief) moment for herself

Every day, I wear the same necklace. It’s a gold chain with a charm on it: the letter A in blue enamel for my first child, Adar, who is now almost seven. When I gave birth to my second child this past summer, I went to pick out a matching charm to add to the necklace, an N for Naomi. Something about it felt off, though.In the six years that passed between having my first child and second, I experienced four losses. Some I experienced early in pregnancy, within the first trimester; some happened…

In 2020, at the peak of the pandemic, before the first vaccines had rolled out, I took Instagram off of my phone. Peak pandemic had led to peak scroll; those of us lucky enough to be stuck at home on lockdown had too much time to peer into other people’s lives, filtered and algorithmically served up to sate our curiosities and stoke our insecurities. My screen-time reports were embarrassing. I was served an army of beige influencers; from their square frames, they stared back at me serenely in…

A tireless health care advocate with an eternal front-row seat to electoral politics, she understands what’s at stake this year

Shows like Carolina Herrera, Coach, and Tory Burch presented a mash-up of city style

Clear-Eyed, Full Heart, Can’t Lose Fashion at New York Fashion Week

Matthieu Blazy's spectacular reminder to have fun getting dressed.

The former Speaker and ultimate Washington operator opens up her playbook