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- Sep 17, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Harper's Bazaar
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Apple Steps Up Its Fitness Game With the Apple Watch Series 12 (opens the original)
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Apple’s newly announced Duo—the company’s first flip phone—might have gotten most of the attention at last week’s launch event in Cupertino, but the brand also unveiled the latest iteration of its Apple Watch, along with a slew of upgrades aimed at making it indispensable as a tracker for health and fitness. Wearable tech has come a long way since the Apple Watch was first released in 2015, back when the idea of strapping a device onto your body still seemed fairly outlandish. In the era of the
The 9 Best-Dressed Celebrities at the 2026 Emmys (opens the original)
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Coming smack in the middle of New York Fashion Week, the 78th annual Primetime Emmy Awards offer a reminder that for every proposition of spring 2027 dressing on the runways, there’s a moment of red carpet glamour to be had right now. Case in point: Zendaya, who arrived at the awards dripping in silver and positively glowing, her custom Prada complementing her fresh new pixie cut. Or Ayo Edebiri, whose periwinkle Chanel gown was contrasted with a fiery red sash in the back—an unexpected but surp
Kim Gordon Doesn’t Overthink It (opens the original)
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Kim Gordon—musician, artist, cofounder of the pioneering alternative-rock band Sonic Youth—would prefer it if you didn’t call her an icon. She’s speaking to me from a hotel room in Minneapolis on the first week of her tour for her new album, Play Me, her hair bleached, her eyeliner smudged, wearing a white button-down with the collar half popped and several chunky gold chains around her neck. She looks, frankly, pretty iconic, but part of her appeal is her refusal to accept that kind of language
Tori Amos on Trump, Menopause, and Her Allegorical New Album (opens the original)
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Talking to Tori Amos is a hallucinatory experience. Her everyday language is as vivid and myth-laced as her songwriting vernacular, with casual glides into fairy-tale imagery and cameos from characters as varied as legendary record executive Ahmet Ertegun and ancient Celtic god Lugh of the Long Arm. She speaks slowly and thoughtfully, still with a hint of a Southern accent despite having lived in England for years, and it’s easy, listening to her, to imagine the songs pouring out—something they’
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