Collier Schorr
Collier Schorr
COVER (standing) Prada skirt, price upon request. INSIDE COVER (on chair) Rodarte dress, $2,185; shoprodarte.com. Cartier Grain de Café earrings, $10,300; cartier.com. INSIDE COVER (standing) Prada skirt with petticoat, price upon request, and shoes, $1,290; prada.com. Cartier Grain de Café earrings, $10,300; cartier.com. EDITOR’S LETTER Page 28 Prada skirt with petticoat, price upon request, and shoes, $1,290; prada.com. Cartier Grain de Café earrings, $10,300; cartier.com. Lafayette 148 New York dress, $2,498; lafayette148ny.
For her Feud: Capote vs. the Swans press tour, Demi Moore has decided to make her dog Pilaf her go-to traveling companion—and we are totally here for it.
Walking the streets of New York City yesterday, Moore was spotted in a black and white ensemble courtesy of Carolina Herrera. Her outfit included a calf-length jacket and matching pencil skirt, both in a window pane–checkered pattern. Underneath her jacket, Moore chose a black mock-neck sweater, which paired well with her totally opaque rectangular sunglasses.
"The youngest who have wrinkles in the forehead, between the eyes or crows feet, are very light skinned women with a history of excessive sun exposure. In that case, they may be as young as their late 20s. There are unusual cases of people in their early to mid twenties who overuse their forehead muscles which become overgrown and in those cases it may also be appropriate." —Dr. Macrene Alexiades-Armenakas, Dermatologist and Founder of 37 Actives
William WegmanPiaget diamond necklace, price upon request, 877-8-PIAGET. William WegmanDe Beers Phenomenanecklace, price upon request, debeers.com.
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William WegmanBulgari Giardini Italiani High Jewelry necklace, price upon request, 1-800-BVLGARI. William WegmanChopard diamond and platinum necklace, price upon request, 1-800-CHOPARD. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
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Sharif HamzaIt’s a quiet and tender scene toward the end of Judas and the Black Messiah, director Shaka King’s film about 21-year-old Black Panther leader Fred Hampton and the 1969 government plot to assassinate him, that lingers: Hampton’s pregnant fiancée, Deborah Johnson, recites a poem she’s written for him. Through tears, she sits on their bed, laying out what’s at stake for their unborn child and for the movement.
“We scream and we shout and we live by this anthem.