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On the 20th anniversary of her project “Girl Pictures,” the photographer Justine Kurland looks back at her now-iconic images.
It might come as a surprise to find out that the real-life Doona Bae, unlike her usually spunky appearances in film and television, is more reserved and withdrawn, and almost dream-like in her reticence.
From colouring books, breakfast cereal to printed socks — some of the most enthusiastic royal wedding merchandise.
Diabetes, epilepsy, education, and hospitals' emergency communication systems. Here, six burgeoning and defining businesses led by females around the globe.
Meet three women — Sonya D. Sanchez, Bella Koh, and Lynn Yeow-De Vito — who epitomise the modern woman: someone who has successfully juggled family and career, all the while managing to stay fashionable and stylish.
As more are opting to leave traditional full-time work in favour of more flexible arrangements, freelancing is no longer the refuge of the unemployed trying to make ends meet between jobs.
Michael Bailey-Gates references early motion-study photographs — but applies a very current perspective, without the gender norms traditional to classical portraiture.
Ahead of the release of their sophomore album, “Twentytwo in Blue,” the rock band Sunflower Bean went vintage shopping.
The very definition of the suffix “-ish”, multicultural multi- hyphenate Yara Shahidi seeks to lead her generation of diversity in unity.
Procrastination has always been touted as harmful. But maybe procrastination can do us good.
Is the changing contemporary landscape encouraging men to embrace pink collar jobs?
Once strictly supporting names, these performers have now emerged as key players in a changing Hollywood.
What is Macau? Is a city defined by its history or the virtual future? Two generations of filmmakers debate the identity of the ever-changing city.
Despite its notoriety as a strict, unyielding country, could Singapore be grooming a generation of mediocre individuals?
A Tarot card reader on what 2018 holds.
Eight years after giving up the fashion, one former lolita returns to the frilly fold.
Here’s what we’ve learned about living your best life in 2018, using lessons from some of our most-read Styles stories of 2017.
Model, artist, social media darling and reality TV star. But will the real Lauren Tsai please stand up?
Marriage proposals are made in a variety of ways.
Come every Sunday, a group of fifteen Bangladeshi construction workers – also seasoned musicians – get together with their musical instruments.
You've heard about K-pop. But did you know South Korea loves hip-hop, too?
When it comes to kids and careers, what's a parent to do when the robots are coming for all the jobs, anyway?
To our photographer's delight, the furry ones were all groomed and dressed up for the day's activities – photographs, catwalk (ironically), and socialising.
Why are we all so bedazzled by the store vitrines of the season?
She is the rare novelist to become a public intellectual — as well as a defining voice on race and gender for the digital age.
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