Nearly every aspect of the American shopping experience can be traced back to one second-tier city in the Midwest.
Since ancient times, across so many cultures and for myriad reasons, women have covered their hair — an act tied up in competing notions of freedom and oppression.
Inside Cuba's shopping industry, from the black markets to the country's up-and-coming designers.
While its peers are struggling, the retail giant is doubling down on what it does best — and going beyond its American roots.
Meet the kids who krump their way to world acclaim.
The supermodel wants women to smize all the way to the bank with her direct sales beauty company. Who wins when Tyra’s on top?
As we sped toward downtown Hangzhou, past hulking construction projects that could each rival the skylines of most American cities, my cab driver seemed stumped. "Shengzhou? Where is that?" he asked me, amazed to encounter an American who hadn't...
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How a one-man candle company took over the world
Selling jewelry, furniture, and more at the country's largest maximum security prison.
Can synthetic stones solve the jewelry industry’s problems?
Getting your happily ever after at the Happiest Place on Earth.
Reporting live from the Olympics of hair.
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How laxative teas took over Instagram, one $250,000 celebrity endorsement at a time.
Sister Kate and Sister Darcy aren’t real nuns, but they do want to save you — with weed.
It's a beautiful January morning in the Bahamas, but no one is here for vacation: they're here to work. Shrieks abound as Beto Perez takes the stage for his morning master class. He's 45 but in the way Jennifer Lawrence is 25, where you're not...
How perfect lattes and avocado toast took over.
After the fashion world turned its back, the designer found success selling to the masses.
Once upon a time (1991, to be precise) in a land not that far away (New York City, actually), a senior fashion editor at Mademoiselle magazine named Kate Brosnahan decided she was bored with handbags.
Or: everything you ever wanted to know about braces.
All about the shows that have reflected, and even influenced, how we date in real life.