To mark the end of Milan Fashion Week, and with a brief reprieve before Paris Fashion Week begins, four high-up editors and critics at Vogue reflected upon the collections, and what they all meant. The clothes? They loved. The street style mongers and fashion bloggers? Not so much!

Primarily, I learned that she’s freaking adorable and that she handles the tedious task of making this video with aplomb and grace and what I feel is the teensiest bit of delicious exasperation. Simone!

In a cover story for the October issue of Vogue, the ever-regal Lupita Nyong’o talks about breaking down beauty standards and the challenge that’s been foisted onto her as a dark-skinned woman in Hollywood.

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Remember back in April, when Vogue created whole special issue for Kendall Jenner because she’s a mILLeNiAL on the iNt3rN3T but it also seemed like they just didn’t want to give her a real cover because she has dead eyes? Well, we were wrong! Vogue has cashed in every chip, and Kendall Jenner is on its September issue.

A new series for Vogue titled “What on Earth is Wellness?” plans to catalogue and explain all the ways humans are desperately trying to cleanse themselves of the dirty food and thoughts polluting their lives, from blowing smoke over a crystal to drinking twelve dollar smoothies out of soft plastic.

Serena Williams was interviewed by Vogue for the magazine’s “73 Questions” series and, at one point, mentions that someone named “Aubrey.” Could it be Drake?

Gigi Hadid did some thing for Vogue and they have now filmed her traipsing around Los Angeles in fabulous clothing to help solidify her nouveau supermodel status. But of course, no supermodel is a true supermodel without a RuPaul cosign, so if this is any indication, she’s miles ahead of her Instagram-model peers.…

Gigi Hadid appears on the August cover of American Vogue—her first for the career-making magazine—along with Olympic decathlete Ashton Easton, a 2012 gold medalist. She is holding a javelin, and to celebrate the occasion she papered her Instagram with an acceptance speech worthy of Sally Field.

Celebrity profiles must somehow convey the legitimacy of their star power, some undeniable quality that explains their image over-saturating our screens. With women, that quality is generally defined by sex appeal, and that sex appeal is generally written about by men.

Amy Schumer is on the cover of Vogue’s July issue, and the accompanying profile is, in typical Vogue cover story fashion, not great!

One of the many indignities of being a model is that occasionally, you will be asked to work out under Manhattan’s FDR Drive wearing nothing but a bathing suit. One of the many indignities of being a Vogue reader is that often, you will be watching one of their videos and, out of nowhere, a model begins dancing…

Giovanna Battaglia, a contributing editor at W and a senior fashion editor at Vogue Japan, is exactly the sort of mildly terrifying creature you might picture when you hear the term “fashion person.” The living embodiment of a Dolce & Gabbana fever dream, Battaglia is a former model who looks like a cross between…

Women’s magazines, like the print business overall, have a notoriously poor history of foregrounding people of color, whether inside their pages, as subjects of their features, or of course, on their covers. Progress creeps along at the most marginal pace. Are the issues through the first half of 2016 any indication…

The Vogue cover story, which is to say the Vogue celebrity profile, is a very specific animal. Simultaneously fawning and enchanted by its own existence, it can sometimes approach self-parody, often knowingly, as a template of the celebrity profile and the clichés these profiles engender.

“Jeans are back, as Vogue is telling us, so,” Paris Hilton baby-whispers from underneath a pile of her own forgotten clothing in a recent video for vogue.com.

Lupita Nyong’o’s literal high-art hairdo at this year’s Met Gala inspired Vogue to write a post comparing her to Audrey Hepburn, under the headline: “Is Lupita Nyong’o the New Audrey Hepburn?” The answer to that question might shock you...

It looks like they’re simultaneously telling each other a secret.

At Monday night’s Met Gala red carpet, Vogue contributing editor André Leon Talley completed his new annual task of interviewing—or, more accurately, shouting compliments at—attending celebrities.

Vogue hit its centennial in 2016, and British department store Harvey Nichols decided to make an ad celebrating the milestone for their May issue. They featured Marjorie ‘Bo’ Gilbert in Valentino glasses and a bright pink Dries Van Noten coat. Since I have very few opinions about fashion, all I can definitively say is…