Modern Love
Hearts, and Lives, Out of Step
By LAUREN BOYLE
Where was the “nice boy” who would help me cross over into adulthood, into the world of rings and babies?
Can the embattled Dov Charney rescue his reputation and hold on to American Apparel?
Where was the “nice boy” who would help me cross over into adulthood, into the world of rings and babies?
Mail delivered to the wrong person should be redirected, however embarrassing it may be.
The designer Romona Keveza, who is known for her bridal gowns, gained a larger audience via the red carpet.
The photographer Solve Sundsbo turns live models into statues for the Alexander McQueen exhibition catalog.
Philip Monaghan, fashion creative director turned artist, displays paintings at N.Y.U. based on “Gilligan’s Island.”
Michael Kors opens a new duplex flagship on Madison Avenue.
As stores offer liquor to clients, some customers are starting their evening with a beer at their favorite boutique.
New software allows writers to sign their fans’ electronic reading devices as well as actual books on paper.
The actress Gwyneth Paltrow celebrates the publication of her cookbook, “My Father’s Daughter,” by chopping up 13 ducks for 60 famous friends.
A preview of the must-attend parties, talked-about openings and fashionable nightspots for the week ahead.
The popularity in beauty vouchers has helped drive the growth of Web sites like Groupon and Gilt City.
The compound resveratrol, found in the skin of grapes and in red wine, appears in lipstick, cleansers and creams.
Rand Paul, Michele Bachmann, Mitt Romney and the rest of the gang.
Mr. Assael, founder and chairman of the pearl importer and producer Assael International, provided the black pearls that adorned many a famous décolletage.
His company, Zappos, is a retailing phenomenon. His book, “Delivering Happiness,” is a best seller. But Tony Hsieh remains a mystery.
Community educators and parents are using shows like MTV’s “Teen Mom” to prompt discussions about sex education and romantic relationships.
The rain creates a series of wardrobe challenges for Lake Bell over one week.
Tina Fey is just how we’d imagine ourselves if we were ridiculously successful and famous.
Rutgers University paid Nicole (Snooki) Polizzi $32,000 to talk about drinking and tanning last month.
The transformation of the prim and crinolined Victorian lady, hair grimly upswept, into a romantic Bohemian woman was achieved through art.
Not since 1980 have New York State’s two most-prominent elected positions been held by single men. But that’s not to say that the state and city are bereft of first ladies.
A milliner's work is a main attraction at museums.
Fashion designers lighten up with bright hues of oranges and lemons.