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The Best Rollerball Perfumes in 2024: Jennifer Fisher, Gucci, More

Every product on this page was chosen by a Harper's BAZAAR editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Image courtesy of Summer FridaysDior Miss Dior Eau de Parfum Roller-PearlDior Miss Dior Eau de Parfum Roller-PearlCredit: Macy'sProsTop-ratedThis mini version of Miss Dior contains all the same blood orange, mandarin, lily of the valley, and earthy patchouli notes as its beloved full-size counterpart. Fragrance family:FloralKey scent notes:Peony, lily of the valley, centifolia rose, tender woodsOne satisfied reviewer writes:"

The Case for Dressing (Not Too) Ladylike

“Are we seeing the return of the muff?” My colleague Miguel Enamorado posed the question in Slack. Considering the fluffy, tube-shaped hand warmer appeared in several Fall 2024 collections this week in New York, including Batsheva, Prabal Gurung, and Michael Kors, it was a valid question. The muff was popularized in the 1940s and ’50s by women of a certain class who spent hours dressing for the day, those who cinched their waists with belts, favored strictly tailored mid-length skirt suits, and put on hosiery and hats to go lunch (and I do mean lunch as a verb).

The Ending of "Red, White & Royal Blue," Explained

The new Prime Video rom-com Red, White, and Royal Blue follows a love story that could only exist in the movies (or in best-selling romance novels). After an international incident pushes them closer, the president’s only child falls in love with a British royal heir. However, there's an added twist in this film adaptation of Casey McQuiston's beloved 2019 novel: the American is Alex Claremont-Diaz (Taylor Zakhar Perez), the outspoken son of President Ellen Claremont (Uma Thurman), while Prince Henry (Nicholas Galitzine) is second-in-line for the throne.

The Fashionable Life: Eileen Guggenheim

Media Platforms Design Team The first time Eileen Guggenheim walked through the doors of the 12th-century Tuscan farmhouse that would become her dream home, the atmosphere didn't exactly suggest a domestic idyll. "Animals used to live on the first floor," recalls Guggenheim, chairwoman of the New York Academy of Art's Board of Trustees. "It was all dirt, and there were troughs in the living room." But the podere did have great bones, epic views of the surrounding countryside, and endless acres of unkempt gardens that were begging to be resuscitated.

The Rising Feminist Magazines You Need to Start Reading

#NastyWomenUnite: the latest wave of feminism has been largely heralded by the internet—viral campaigns, the spreading of ideas via social media and even the mobilization of women teaming up to fight everyday sexism. One of the more quiet but powerful forces, however, has been the rise of digital feminist magazines. In an effort to make their voices heard, more and more women are looking to issuu, a free digital publishing platform which allows users to create their own magazines, newspapers and catalogs.