Lynn Yaeger

Vogue jewelry columnist Lynn Yaeger shares her favorite finds of the month.

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Vogue jewelry columnist Lynn Yaeger shares her favorite finds of the month.

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From tennis bracelets to flower-shaped hoop earrings, Vogue jewelry columnist Lynn Yaeger shares her favorite blue and green pieces for the end of summer.

If you are an amateur anthropologist, or a student of fashion history, or just someone who wants to kill a few mindless hours this summer watching a vintage movie in front of the air conditioner, you might enjoy immersing yourself in the cheerfully inane genre known as the Beach Party movie. From 1963 to 1966, theaters offered gems with titles that included not just Beach Party, the first of the oeuvre, but Muscle Beach Party, Beach Blanket Bingo, How to Stuff a Wild Bikini, and even—not kidding…

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In 1978, San Francisco City Supervisor Harvey Milk, the first openly gay elected official in the history of California, asked artist and drag activist Gilbert Baker to create a flag that would celebrate gay life. If you don’t know who Milk is—he was charismatic, fascinating, and beyond courageous, and his story was ably told in Gus Van Sant’s 2008 Milk, with Sean Penn in the title role, for which he won an Academy Award. No wonder Milk asked his comrade to design a flag! “Our job as gay people w…

“With freedom, flowers, books, and the moon, who could not be perfectly happy?” our dear friend, the inestimable playwright and poet Oscar Wilde, wrote in 1897. He penned these words while unjustly incarcerated in Reading Gaol—his crime, it could be argued, was attempting to live a 21st century life, the life of a proud gay man, a century before his time. As ever, Oscar has a point: In our current predicament, with so many of our freedoms on the line, do we not seek the consolation of books and…