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Sara Holzman

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Sep 18, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Sara Holzman

    Why Is It So Hard to Dress for a One-Year-Old’s Birthday Party? (opens the original)

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    Getting dressed for an adult birthday party is something I understand. There are context clues. The time, the place, the people. Dinner at someone’s apartment calls for a different shoe than drinks at 9 p.m. (Also, I will probably not be there because my bedtime is 9:30.) A Saturday brunch, I can figure out. A kids’ birthday party? There’s a surprising amount of gray area. I’d been to a few before having my daughter and don’t remember thinking particularly hard about what I wore. Then I threw he

  2. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Sara Holzman

    The Stan Smith’s Best Accessory? A Decade Off. (opens the original)

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    In the mid-2010s, you couldn't escape the white leather Adidas sneaker if you tried. Commuters slipped them on for the trip to and from the office, editors wore them, and Phoebe Philo took her Céline runway bows in them. Celebrities and arbiters of good taste—from the Olsen twins on down—were stalked by paparazzi in theirs, venti Starbucks in hand. Eventually, your non-fashion friends got a pair. Then your mom did. And then, as these things tend to go, fashion's fickle fans got sick of looking a

  3. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Sara Holzman

    The Pieces That Turn Taste Into Personal Style (opens the original)

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    Like all good things that come to those who wait, curating an enviable wardrobe takes time. There are the pieces you’ve stumbled upon, those you’ve searched high and low for, and the ones with stories of their own that you’ve inherited. They become markers of the places you’ve visited and the people you’ve met, of who you were when they first came into your life—and, ultimately, the building blocks of a personal style that is entirely your own. These are the things that give a closet its provena

  4. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Sara Holzman

    The Bags of Summer Are Out—These 5 Fall Trends Are Already Everywhere (opens the original)

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    Spring and summer tend to be about taking things off: coats, knits, extra layers, and, sometimes, the very large handbag you spent all winter carrying around. Your silly little pouch steps in as the seasonal replacement for the giant mom tote, holding only what is absolutely necessary and asking very little of the rest of the outfit. Fall, on the other hand, is when you’re happy to add the bag back in. That doesn’t mean bogging yourself down with something ridiculously capacious. The appeal is m

  5. Article · Aug 3, 2026 · Sara Holzman

    The Met Just Canceled Its John Galliano Exhibition—So What Happens to Fashion’s Biggest Night? (opens the original)

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    UPDATE, AUGUST 31: John Galliano: Horizons, the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s planned Spring 2027 Costume Institute exhibition, is no longer happening. The news comes just one month after the exhibition was announced—and after weeks of conversation about what it meant for the Met to put Galliano at the center of fashion’s biggest night. The choice was complicated from the start. Galliano remains one of the most influential designers of his generation, but his career is also inseparable from the a

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