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I'd take a break from flats for these.

And pulled it off with aplomb.

Tommy Dorr, the owner of Mothfood, has been in the business for more than two decades. But it wasn't until this month that he brought the shop to his most discerning shoppers: New Yorkers.

The comedian talks "recession blonde," color analysis tests, and desert-island tour products.

Why shop anywhere else at this point.

Fresh, fruity and fun.

You're about to be influenced.

The footwear empire founder was asked about all of the "knockoffs" his company has manufactured over the years -- from Alaïa to Gucci and the Row.

It model-approved.

From an angelic Simone Ashley to Iris Law's mismatched mani and Meghann Fahy's premiere glam, this week in celebrity beauty was all a character play.

The film festival continued despite a power outage that paralyzed the city most of the day.

What began as a divisive viral find has transformed into a lesson on how much sartorial weight shoes carry.

The workout blends low-impact Pilates-based exercises with high-intensity cardio and strength training, choreographed to the beat of the music.

The final day of the star-studded film festival brought some very big surprises. Here's our recap.

Last year 115.3 million Americans walked as a form of fitness compared to the 114 million who did so in 2023, according to Statista.

The brand new style is expected to arrive at retail this fall.

Athénée has been visited by Isabella Rossellini, Valentino Garavani, Diane von Furstenberg and Jean Paul Gaultier.

The Michelin-starred restaurant now has a 10-seat private dining room kitted out by Project 213A, the design firm cofounded by footwear designer Jurgita Dileviciute.

On the seventh floor of the swanky new L'Hôtel SAX Paris, the spot offers 180 seats inside and space for up to 200 on the rooftop terrace.

The suite-only hotel sits at the heart of verdant Nai Lert Park, named after the Thai tycoon remembered for his business successes as much as his efforts in preserving the city's environment.

The British brand teamed with the artist Helen Bullock, whose starting point was Highgrove's trees, arbors, flowers, honeybees and fountain.

No gatekeeping here.