Ahead of the TikTok-sponsored Met Gala tonight, I wrote about how the app has changed fashion — making fast fashion bigger and more important and turning us all into Roland Barthes with a tiny microphone and a great manicure. Gift link!  wapo.st/3wvbzbF

there is nothing quotidian about my pain

I had no problem talking to student protestors

Has everyone taken some time to read this richly reported deep dive on “the new Zara”????? Because you should!!!

NASHVILLE, We’re home and ready to crush! Bringing out a couple of extra-special guests tonight. Don’t miss it.

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'the very meaning of a protest is to disrupt the status quo, to bring thoughtless momentum to a halt, to underscore precisely how imperfect the world really is.... The tents are always telling us something that we don’t want to hear' Robin Givhan washingtonpost.com/nation/2024/04…

The Post is hiring a Congress editor. Come work with us! washpost.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/washingtonpost…

Very grateful for the reporting Columbia students are doing right now on WKCR cc-seas.columbia.edu/wkcr/story/onl…

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High fashion players like Fabien Baron, Guido Palau, Steven Meisel, Craig McDean and Linda Evangelista have embedded themselves into Zara. Can a fast fashion company rebrand as luxury? My latest (gift link of course) wapo.st/4di18cc

The Post's fashion writer Rachel Tashjian (Rachel Tashjian Wise) is featured in Cultured Magazine's inaugural CULT100 list for shaping culture in real time. Read more about her captivating storytelling in this Q&A: culturedmag.com/cult-100/rache…

The student protests over the war in Gaza are the culmination of months of activism and covert planning. Social media and smartphones have supercharged the growing revolt. wapo.st/4di0NGC

The New York City tabloids gave Donald Trump the headlines he craved. The National Enquirer buried the ones he didn't. My latest, with tidbits from today’s eye-popping testimony.
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Perhaps no political figure in history has said as much with her clothes as Melania Trump. The former first lady appeared Saturday for her first political event since her husband, Donald Trump, became the unofficial GOP front-runner in the 2024 race. wapo.st/49O2jNt

Today’s paper: Dior in Brooklyn. Gift link! wapo.st/3W2bUgl

'it was dealing with bigger themes than even she seemed to know what to do with: The elusiveness of female contentment in the modern era. The elusiveness of rest — for everyone — in the modern era' washingtonpost.com/style/power/20…

Caitlin Clark at the WNBA draft, dressed by Prada