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BOREDOM HELPED THE FOUNDERS OF LEFT ON FRIDAY BUILD A NEW BRAND

Shannon Savage and Laura Low Ah Kee left their executive roles at Lululemon to try their hand at starting a bathing suit business.

A REFRESHING CONVERSATION ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE

The realities of global warming are becoming increasingly dismal. But in her latest book What If We Get It Right?, Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson explains that we already have the answers we need.

GIVING BIRTH IN GAZA

Procedures performed with kitchen scissors. Makeshift medical tents with no pain medication, clean water, or electricity. Marie Claire goes inside one of the most dangerous places in the world to be pregnant right now.

MYHA'LA IS THINKING BIG

The Industry star is entering a new phase of life, determined to take up more space in her personal and professional endeavors. Showing off this season's bold, billowing silhouettes, she tells us all about it.

COAST ALONG

A slice of the Mexican shoreline in Costalegre is reconsidering what sustainable travel can look like, through gentle development and thoughtful community.

READY FOR DRIFT OFF

A new wave of sleep retreats and spas are offering another way to get some shut-eye.

THE BARE TRUTH ABOUT NAKED DRESSING

The trend isn't just for A-listers. But it isn't necessarily for all of us, either.

FASHION IS LOSING MIDDLE GROUND

In-between brands are disappearing. And with them, an entire perspective on style.

WORK WIVES ARE GOING EXTINCT

They're becoming less common as remote and hybrid work get more prevalent. But is now the time when we need them most?

MY DECADES-LONG JOURNEY TO CURLS

\"My hair's growth these years, much like mine, has been stunningly imperfect.\"

THE AGE OF HALLE

She's one of the most recognizable faces in Hollywood. But as the actress nears 60, she's hoping you finally get a look at who she really is.

“THE LIFE-CHANGING MAGIC OF BECOMING A MEDIOCRE CRAFTER"

In her new book, The Age of Magical Overthinking, author Amanda Montell explores the state of the modern mind. This exclusive excerpt examines why we're obsessed with things that are handmade.

Field of Dreams

While agriculture has historically been a male-dominated industry, a new crop of farmers is working to make the community more diverse, inclusive, and cool.

On Pointe

As a dancer with the New York City Ballet, India Bradley knows a good performance-and that the outfit plays a role.

MASTERS OF THEIR CRAFT

In today's murky fashion landscape of discourse and 'cores, to be a revolutionary is to tune out the chatter and focus on your skill. Here, a vanguard group of designers who prioritize their artistry above all else.

CAMERA, KIRSTEN

After a two-year hiatus, the actress is back where she wants to be: the big screen.

Whiskey Business

Fawn Weaver, the founder of Uncle Nearest spirits, is doing more than just raising a glass—she’s raising awareness.

The 700-Mile Journey to Get an Abortion

As states continue to enact harmful legislation that restricts access to reproductive healthcare, a network of pilots is flying people across the country to get services they need. Marie Claire reports from the air.

INSIDE THE TRIUMPHANT RETURN OF THE WIZ

The famed show is back on Broadway, and with it, a dazzling new group of creatives. Before the curtains go up, writer Amber Ruffin gathers the cast to discuss the magic of making the musical.

RAISING THE BAR

Despite endless body wash options, the art of luxury soap making hasn't slipped away. Many beauty brands are leaning into the centuries-old product, while elevating it with unique scents and ingredients.

What Really Happened to Jessica Savitch?

In the 40 years since her death, the pioneering newscaster has become an Icarus-like parable, a woman who was punished for her outsize ambition. She was one of the most powerful names in news, until one disastrous broadcast tarnished her golden image. In an exclusive report, her friends and family speak out about what everyone got wrong about her life.

It's About Time

Women watch collectors are having a moment. Showing off their stacked wrists on social media, taking up space in a historically male-dominated industry-and inspiring a new generation along the way.

Work Trip

Can toxic company culture be cured with psychedelics? A growing movement of leaders in the corporate world is willing to give it a shot.

KALLMEYER SUITS YOU

Over a decade after launching her label, Daniella Kallmeyer is still just a cool girl creating the wardrobe we all want.

The AI Whisperer

Artificial intelligence has a bias issue, discriminating against women and people of color the most. Data scientist Rumman Chowdhury is on a mission to change that.

The Rise of Soft Ambition

Maybe you're over hustle culture. Maybe you're done never saying no. Okay, but first: Can we tell you about a side of the buzzy character trait that no one is talking about?

The Perfect Fit

When Aria Mia Loberti's Hollywood career took off, it gave her the confidence to finally be herself. That included wearing what she always wanted.

POWER RE-EXAMINED

What defines power? Who gets to be powerful-and who doesn't? This year, we asked 29 noteworthy voices of our time to weigh in on the state of influence. This is what they had to say.

Taking the Lead

With her new wine company and a long list of projects in the works, Issa Rae is achieving major success and bringing everyone with her.

MORE THAN SKIN DEEP

A wave of beauty biohacking companies are embarking on a new frontier in personalized skincare. One that claims it can help prevent aging, skin allergies, and a variety of other conditions affecting your complexion.