Author: David Okonkwo
David covers fashion with the eye of someone who grew up between Lagos and London. He writes about clothes as culture, not just product.
Brydie O’Connor’s Barbara Forever, exec-produced by Kristen Stewart, documents queer filmmaker Barbara Hammer using her personal archive.
Teen drama Sterling Point, led by breakout star Ella Rubin, is shaping summer’s visual and fashion mood with its romantic lakeside aesthetic.
Coach’s Tabby bag has drawn Charli XCX, Bella Hadid, and Jennifer Lopez — three very different style signatures pointing at the same accessory.
Y2K layering is back with double polos, dresses over pants, and slip-over-tee combinations. Here’s how the trend reads now versus then.
Jamaica Kincaid’s essay collection ‘Putting Myself Together’ arrives in paperback, tracing her lifelong project of self-invention — from a name change to shaved eyebrows.
Jane Schoenbrun’s third film, Camp Miasma, stars Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson in a sexy, terrifying, and original horror feature.
Sophie Thatcher, 25, discusses Her Private Hell, wrapping Yellowjackets, and her deliberate search for roles that leave her genuinely unsettled.
Nordstrom’s Anniversary Sale offers up to 70% off designer handbags from Tory Burch, Mulberry, Chloé, and more — on new, not clearance, inventory.
Nolan’s Odyssey gives Penelope, Circe, Calypso, and Athena visual grandeur but not the interior depth Homer built into each of them.
Sofitel New York and ALL Accor framed NYC’s SailGP weekend as a full lifestyle experience, pairing French Midtown hospitality with harbor racing.













