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Liz Sargent Is Shining a Big Screen Spotlight on America’s Caregiving Crisis Original
Credit: Courtesy / InStyle There’s a scene in the middle of Take Me Home in which two characters are trying to make dinner. Anna, an adult woman with a unique and unspecified cognitive disability, is reading the ingredients to her aging adoptive father, whose eyesight seems to be deteriorating and dementia advancing. He gathers utensils and helps guide her through the steps. She turns on the stove. These are simple, banal tasks, nothing complicated; the meal is a packaged, heat-and-serve pasta dish.
Liz Sargent Is Shining a Big Screen Spotlight on America’s Caregiving Crisis
There’s a scene in the middle of Take Me Home in which two characters are trying to make dinner. Anna, an adult woman with a unique and unspecified cognitive disability, is reading the ingredients to her aging adoptive father, whose eyesight seems to be deteriorating and dementia advancing. He gathers utensils and helps guide her through the steps. She turns on the stove. These are simple, banal tasks, nothing complicated; the meal is a packaged, heat-and-serve pasta dish.
No, Corporate America Isn’t Equal, but There Are a Lot of Women in Power—and For Their Third Act, They Need to Use It Original
Credit: Jason Crowley Everyone’s talking about Gen Z. Marketers, politicians, tech behemoths, they all want to woo American youth. Society has, for decades, dismissed women in midlife—no longer fertile, what could their worth possibly be? But while men in suits are hawking skin care to tweens and trying not to be cringe, Gen-X and elder Millennial women have been amassing money, power, and influence.
Susie Wolff Is Driving the Future for Women in Motorsport Original
Credit: Courtesy / Mercedes-Benz / F1 Academy / InStyle When Susie Wolff was named a development driver for the Williams Formula 1 team after more than a decade of driving racecars professionally in Formula 3 and the German series DTM, it was a milestone moment in motorsport.
I Just Got Back From Miami—Everything to Wear and Do for a Sizzling and Chic Getaway Original
Credit: Courtesy of Danielle McNally / InStyle Miami is always a party, but during race weekend, the intensity gets turned up to 11. Racing is having a major moment and fashion brands, liquor brands, luxury brands—they all want to be at the center of the action. Across the city, everywhere you turn, there are pop-ups, performances, and, naturally, celebrities (on my recent trip, I spotted Ciara, Paul Anthony Kelly, Jamie Foxx, and Ludacris, to name a few).
I Just Got Back From Miami—Everything to Wear and Do for a Sizzling and Chic Getaway
Miami is always a party, but during race weekend, the intensity gets turned up to 11. Racing is having a major moment and fashion brands, liquor brands, luxury brands—they all want to be at the center of the action. Across the city, everywhere you turn, there are pop-ups, performances, and, naturally, celebrities (on my recent trip, I spotted Ciara, Paul Anthony Kelly, Jamie Foxx, and Ludacris, to name a few).
Aline Brosh McKenna Makes Rom-Coms for Ambitious, Complex Women Original
Credit: Courtesy / Getty Images / InStyle If your personal lexicon is, like mine, largely comprised of quippy turns of phrase plucked from pop culture, then you, like me, probably have Aline Brosh McKenna to thank for many of your most clever lines. “By all means, move at a glacial pace” is a favorite.
Discover the Hidden Details in the Rockettes' Costumes That Help Create On-Stage Perfection
2 hours ago Kevin Costner is being sued for $400,000 for breach of contract from the Western Costume Leasing Company, who have alleged they have not been paid for the "valuable costumes" they provided for Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 2.
The Rockettes' Costumes Are Part of the Secret to Their Precision Dance Magic Original
How to make 36 women look identical? Why, design something for each of them that’s entirely unique, of course. It sounds contradictory, but, in fact, completely individualized costumes are a major factor in creating the precise magic of the Radio City Rockettes. For the latest episode of “Behind the Seams,” and in honor of the Rockettes’ 100th anniversary, InStyle visited iconic NYC landmark Radio City Music Hall to learn a few of the secrets behind one of the most beloved holiday traditions.
Female Athletes Drive Change in Racing: "It's a Movement, Not Just a Moment" Original
Credit: Courtesy of The Female Quotient After years of tunnel walks, mindset-shifting T-shirts, and even courtroom battles, female athletes are finally starting to get their due. The WNBA's 2025 postseason was the most-viewed since 1999, tennis star Naomi Osaka has a $10 million-a-year contract with Nike, and the LPGA is offering prize money on par with many of the men's events. Now, passionate fans and forward-looking investors are hoping to do the same for female racecar drivers.
I Discovered Jane Birkin's Legacy Beyond Her Style Icon Status With the New Book 'It Girl' Original
You definitely know the bag: extra large, extra exclusive, the most expensive in history. You likely know the mood-board inspo pics: miniskirts, mary janes, a layer of heavy fringe and even heavier eyeliner. Maybe you even know the movies and the songs (La Piscine and "Je T’aime…Moi Non Plus," respectively, to name just the two most famous). But do you know the woman?
Jessica Biel Is Finding the Balance: “I’ve Been Fighting and Advocating for Myself For Many, Many Years”
The temperature is only about 45 degrees, but the sun is shining with just a few cotton candy clouds sprinkled across a bluebird sky. Jessica Biel, wearing a golden flowing Roberto Cavalli gown, is making her way confidently down the bank of a stream that meanders through Lone Mountain Ranch in Big Sky, Montana, about a 15-minute drive from her house in the mountains.
Jessica Biel Covers InStyle's Summer 2025 Digital Issue Original
Summer 2025 Imagemakers Issue Editor's Letter Welcome to our summer issue! We’re on the cusp of my very favorite season: When the days are the longest and warmest of the year. The sprinklers at my kids’ playground are just days away from being turned on, my swingiest dresses have been restored to the front of my closet, and Mister Softee’s jingle is already playing in the streets of my neighborhood—the forever song of summer. It’s all familiar and no less thrilling for it.
Jessica Biel Is Finding the Balance: “I’ve Been Fighting and Advocating for Myself For Many, Many Years”
Jessica Biel Is Finding the Balance: “I’ve Been Fighting and Advocating for Myself For Many, Many Years” The temperature is only about 45 degrees, but the sun is shining with just a few cotton candy clouds sprinkled across a bluebird sky. Jessica Biel, wearing a golden flowing Roberto Cavalli gown, is making her way confidently down the bank of a stream that meanders through Lone Mountain Ranch in Big Sky, Montana, about a 15-minute drive from her house in the mountains.
Georgie Smith Pivoted A Sense of Home to Help L.A. Wildfire Victims in 6 Days Original
Three-hundred and thirty. That’s how many items, minimum, a person needs to fill a one-bedroom apartment for it to function like a home. Couch, refrigerator, rug, pots, coffee mugs, toothbrush holder. Buying everything could cost roughly $25,000. An overwhelming, likely prohibitive, amount for a newly independent adult recently aged out of the foster care system. Or a family that lost all their earthly possessions in a natural disaster.
Amanda Nguyen Is Traveling to Space on Blue Origin and Advocating for Women in STEM
“Accidental activist” is how Amanda Nguyen describes herself. She didn’t set out to testify in front of Congress or start a nonprofit. No, her childhood dream was to fly among the stars as an astronaut. “It was out of necessity that I decided to pen my rights,” says Nguyen, “because nobody else [was] going to do it.” Nguyen is most well known for her work as a social justice warrior.
Woman of Impact: Amanda Nguyen
“Accidental activist” is how Amanda Nguyen describes herself. She didn’t set out to testify in front of Congress or start a nonprofit. No, her childhood dream was to fly among the stars as an astronaut. “It was out of necessity that I decided to pen my rights,” says Nguyen, “because nobody else [was] going to do it.” Nguyen is most well known for her work as a social justice warrior.
Kristen Kish on Season 22 of 'Top Chef,' Her New Memoir, and More
Precisely one-hour-and-40-minutes before Kristen Kish has to be in a car on her way to the set of Top Chef, her alarm clock goes off. She gets up. She drinks water. She drinks coffee. She sits in the dark in silence. “I need my reset time, my meditation time, my me time,” says Kish.
Kristen Kish Can Stand the Heat
Precisely one-hour-and-40-minutes before Kristen Kish has to be in a car on her way to the set of Top Chef, her alarm clock goes off. She gets up. She drinks water. She drinks coffee. She sits in the dark in silence. “I need my reset time, my meditation time, my me time,” says Kish.
KATSEYE's First Magazine Cover Is Here
This time last year, Daniela Avanzini, Lara Raj, Manon Bannerman, Megan Skiendiel, Sophia Laforteza, and Yoonchae Jeung weren’t yet DANIELA, LARA, MANON, MEGAN, SOPHIA, and YOONCHAE. They weren’t yet KATSEYE. They were simply 6 of the 20 remaining hopefuls (out of 120,000 initial applicants) on “The Debut: Dream Academy,” competing for a spot in what HYBE and Geffen records are betting will become a global sensation on the level of K-pop superstars BTS and Blackpink.
Misty Copeland on Her Style Evolution Post-Motherhood and the Power of Dance
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Misty Copeland Shares How Motherhood Changed Her Personal Style Original
Photo: Courtesy of Chanel Leather in 80-degree weather? Trust us; it works. Just look to famed ballet dancer Misty Copeland, who stepped out for the BAAND Together Dance Festival at Lincoln Center on Tuesday in a dark blue Chanel leather blouse with ruched sleeves and matching shorts set. She accessorized with a ladylike purse and matching pointed-toe heels also designed by the French fashion house.
Young Women Could Be the Difference Makers This Election Cycle
Photo: Joy Kim / InStyle Voting should be simple. But it’s not. It takes effort. While many countries hold elections on a federal holiday or the weekend, in the United States, Election Day is on a Tuesday (the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, to be precise—just 99 days away!), which means many people have to take time off from their jobs to go to the polls. Not every state allows for early or mail-in voting.
The Hardship and Hope of Being a Mom in America Right Now
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It's Hard to Be a Mom in America-Moms First Has Solutions Original
Trending Videos Photo: Jessica Bal A good friend of mine, who is a mother of two and also happens to be a pediatrician, told me recently that she thinks we—meaning moms of kids today—hit the parenting…what’s the opposite of jackpot? Borasca? Penury? Shitter? It’s not hard to understand her gloomy perspective.
How MSNBC Anchor Katy Tur Is Fighting Fake News
Trending Videos Photo: MSNBC Today, she anchors her own hour-long daily news show on MSNBC, but when Katy Tur was growing up, her career goals included doctor or lawyer, not journalist. “My mom and dad were helicopter journalists”—they captured the famous footage of the O.J. Simpson slow-speed chase—“and I found it more than anything to be annoying,” says Tur.
We Asked Women What They Care About Most Right Now—Here’s What They Said
The narrative in America right now is that we are divided. Polite conversation and compromise have gone the way of the iPod nano and overly-plucked eyebrows. Everything has been cast under a partisan shadow—even things that have nothing to do with politics (see, for example, the Traylor Swelce conspiracy theories). But if you pay attention to American women, a different picture emerges.
Seema Bansal Chadha, Venus et Fleur founder, on Dressing for Her "Goddess Era" Original
Trending Videos Photo: Courtesy/ InStyle The way we get dressed every morning is as personal as it gets. There are outfit repeaters, vintage treasure hunters, and even emotional dressers. But while everyone loves a good fashion trend, here at InStyle, we're interested in the deeper stuff, too: the way jewelry makes us feel, the way a beloved coat can spark joy on a cold day, the way a pair of shoes can pull a whole look together.
Niecy Nash-Betts Won the Emmys With Her Powerful, Pro-Self Speech Original
Trending Videos If you are looking for some inspiration for your daily affirmations, may we suggest Niecy Nash-Betts's Emmy Awards acceptance speech? The actress, who won the award for Best Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for her work in Dahmer - Monster, came to the stage clearly moved and rightfully excited.
How I Get Dressed: Rachelle Hruska MacPherson
The Lingua Franca founder has crafted a brand and a style that’s all her own. Courtesy of Rachel Hruska The way we get dressed every morning is as personal as it gets. There are outfit repeaters, vintage treasure hunters, and even emotional dressers. But while everyone loves a good fashion trend, here at InStyle, we're interested in the deeper stuff, too: the way jewelry makes us feel, the way a beloved coat can spark joy on a cold day, the way a pair of shoes can pull a whole look together.
How I Get Dressed: Rachelle Hruska MacPherson
The Lingua Franca founder has crafted a brand and a style that’s all her own. The way we get dressed every morning is as personal as it gets. There are outfit repeaters, vintage treasure hunters, and even emotional dressers. But while everyone loves a good fashion trend, here at InStyle, we're interested in the deeper stuff, too: the way jewelry makes us feel, the way a beloved coat can spark joy on a cold day, the way a pair of shoes can pull a whole look together.
How I Get Dressed: Rachelle Hruska MacPherson
The Lingua Franca founder has crafted a brand and a style that’s all her own. The way we get dressed every morning is as personal as it gets. There are outfit repeaters, vintage treasure hunters, and even emotional dressers. But while everyone loves a good fashion trend, here at InStyle, we're interested in the deeper stuff, too: the way jewelry makes us feel, the way a beloved coat can spark joy on a cold day, the way a pair of shoes can pull a whole look together.
How I Get Dressed: Rachelle Hruska MacPherson
The Lingua Franca founder has crafted a brand and a style that’s all her own. The way we get dressed every morning is as personal as it gets. There are outfit repeaters, vintage treasure hunters, and even emotional dressers. But while everyone loves a good fashion trend, here at InStyle, we're interested in the deeper stuff, too: the way jewelry makes us feel, the way a beloved coat can spark joy on a cold day, the way a pair of shoes can pull a whole look together.
How I Get Dressed: Rachelle Hruska MacPherson
Oops! Something went wrong. Please try again later. The Lingua Franca founder has crafted a brand and a style that’s all her own. Courtesy of Rachel Hruska The way we get dressed every morning is as personal as it gets. There are outfit repeaters, vintage treasure hunters, and even emotional dressers.
Danielle McNally
Title: Executive Editor Education: University of Miami Location: New York, New York Danielle McNally is the executive editor of InStyle, where she oversees features and special projects across platforms. Work Danielle has edited has been nominated for a National Magazine Award in personal service four times, with the package ‘Invasion of Privacy’ winning the award in 2021.
A Sweater to Nudge You Out of Your Fashion Comfort Zone
Refinery29 I Built A Quality Capsule Closet By Shopping Secondhand — Here’s How You Can, Too Like many people during the pandemic-induced shelter-in-place orders, I turned to improving my living space with all of the free time I suddenly found myself with. While many looked to revamping their at-home workspaces or repainting their living room, I cleaned out my clutter-filled closet — and then turned it into a capsule wardrobe.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Woman, Justice, Icon, Has Died
Photo credit: Mark Wilson - Getty Images From Marie Claire Today, America lost an icon. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the Supreme Court justice beloved by feminists everywhere, died at 87 from complications of metastatic cancer of the pancreas. She was at her home in Washington, D.C., with her family. Her death was announced by the Supreme Court. Her passing will bring about many questions in this, an election year.
Larry Nassar's Likely First Victim Alleges Even Darker Evils in New Book on His Abuse
From Marie Claire Larry Nassar's crimes may be even more heinous than previously known. In her new book, The Girls: An All-American Town, a Predatory Doctor, and the Untold Story of the Gymnasts Who Brought Him Down, out today, Abigail Pesta tells the story of the USA Gymnastics doctor's likely first victim. Sara Teristi was just 14 years old when she first encountered Nassar at Great Lakes Gymnastics in Lansing, Michigan, in 1988.
Leg Strengthening Exercises to Prevent Cankles
Strong, svelte calves power your legs—and help you look great in high heels. Danielle McNally Break out your sneakers…then your stilettos! Targeting your calves (the muscles that run from your femur to your heel) with these proven moves will help you run, walk, hike, dance—heck, do almost any activity—longer.
3 Tricks You Need for Successful Day Drinking
1. Fill a small glass with ice. If people pour alcohol into an empty glass (especially a wide one), they're more likely to overserve themselves, studies show. The first step to not getting wastey-face is not having two drinks when you meant to have one. 2. Add bubbles. Making your sipper a spritzer (half booze, half seltzer) is an easy way to slow consumption, since carbonation may fill you up. It's also a healthy alternative to caloric, sugar-laden cocktails from premade mixes, like margaritas.
SoulCycle Is Letting You Design Your Own Leggings
An ill-fitting legging or tank top in an unflattering style can be a serious impediment to a successful workout. Not only because, if you don’t love the way you look, you’ll be less motivated to actually honor your I-WILL-go-to-the-gym commitment. But also, chances are you won’t be able to move as comfortably, and therefore won't perform as well. Investing in fitness apparel that not only fits your exact aesthetic, but also your unique body is hugely important.
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award Jordan Peele has an Oscar. After shattering the box office in 2017 with his break out film Get Out, Jordan Peele made history at the Oscars when his name was announced as the winner of the Best Screenplay. Peele is the first African American writer to win Best Screenplay at the Oscars. A feat that almost didn't happen, according to Peele's acceptance speech.
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award Jordan Peele has an Oscar. After shattering the box office in 2017 with his break out film Get Out, Jordan Peele made history at the Oscars when his name was announced as the winner of the Best Screenplay. Peele is the first African American writer to win Best Screenplay at the Oscars. A feat that almost didn't happen, according to Peele's acceptance speech.
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award Jordan Peele has an Oscar. After shattering the box office in 2017 with his break out film Get Out, Jordan Peele made history at the Oscars when his name was announced as the winner of the Best Screenplay. Peele is the first African American writer to win Best Screenplay at the Oscars. A feat that almost didn't happen, according to Peele's acceptance speech.
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award Jordan Peele has an Oscar. After shattering the box office in 2017 with his break out film Get Out, Jordan Peele made history at the Oscars when his name was announced as the winner of the Best Screenplay. Peele is the first African American writer to win Best Screenplay at the Oscars. A feat that almost didn't happen, according to Peele's acceptance speech.
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award Jordan Peele has an Oscar. After shattering the box office in 2017 with his break out film Get Out, Jordan Peele made history at the Oscars when his name was announced as the winner of the Best Screenplay. Peele is the first African American writer to win Best Screenplay at the Oscars. A feat that almost didn't happen, according to Peele's acceptance speech.
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award Jordan Peele has an Oscar. After shattering the box office in 2017 with his break out film Get Out, Jordan Peele made history at the Oscars when his name was announced as the winner of the Best Screenplay. Peele is the first African American writer to win Best Screenplay at the Oscars. A feat that almost didn't happen, according to Peele's acceptance speech.
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award Jordan Peele has an Oscar. After shattering the box office in 2017 with his break out film Get Out, Jordan Peele made history at the Oscars when his name was announced as the winner of the Best Screenplay. Peele is the first African American writer to win Best Screenplay at the Oscars. A feat that almost didn't happen, according to Peele's acceptance speech.
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award
'Get Out' just won Best Screenplay making Jordan Peele first black writer to win this award Jordan Peele has an Oscar. After shattering the box office in 2017 with his break out film Get Out, Jordan Peele made history at the Oscars when his name was announced as the winner of the Best Screenplay. Peele is the first African American writer to win Best Screenplay at the Oscars. A feat that almost didn't happen, according to Peele's acceptance speech.
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