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The devil owns Amazon: big tech has infiltrated the fashion world — will we see a revolt?

May 28, 2026 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Taipei Times

By Hannah Marriott / The Guardian The press conference for the Met Costume Institute’s spring exhibition is always a stately affair, but this year it was giving “feudal lady addresses her serfs” or perhaps “Marie Antoinette during the last days of Versailles.” Here, among the spectacular marble sculptures of the art museum’s American wing, was a beaming Lauren Sanchez Bezos, who Anna Wintour introduced as a “force for joy,” before adding that “she and her husband, Jeff, have shown with this...

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The devil owns Amazon: Big Tech has infiltrated the fashion world

May 24, 2026 |

By Hannah Marriott

| MSN Philippines

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The devil owns Amazon: big tech has infiltrated the fashion world - will we see a revolt?

May 24, 2026 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Inkl

Anna Wintour and Lauren Sánchez Bezos attend the press conference for the 2026 Met Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on 4 May 2026 in New York City. Photograph: Roy Rochlin/Getty Images The press conference for the Met Costume Institute’s spring exhibition is always a stately affair, but this year it was giving “feudal lady addresses her serfs” or perhaps “Marie Antoinette during the last days of Versailles”.

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Met Museum show at new Costume Institute puts fashion in same spotlight as Egyptian artefacts

May 04, 2026 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Inkl

The institute’s new home is a 12,000 sq ft gallery space off the museum’s Great Hall. Photograph: Timothy A Clary/AFP/Getty Images Speaking at the opening of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute spring exhibition in New York, Anna Wintour described the first Monday in May as her “favourite day of the year, and also my most terrifying one”.

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Vladimir author Julia May Jonas: 'We're imprisoned by our obsessions'

Mar 08, 2026 |

By Hannah Marriott

| MSN UK

Hannah Marriott When we meet in a cafe near her Brooklyn apartment, three weeks before the TV adaptation of her debut novel Vladimir hits Netflix, Julia May Jonas is feeling an anticipatory “mix of terror, excitement and dread”. The series stars Rachel Weisz as a professor in her 50s obsessed with a younger colleague, Vladimir, played by Leo Woodall, with Sharon Horgan executive producing.

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The one change that worked: sharing ‘accountability’ notes has made life better for both of us

Dec 15, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Yahoo Style Canada

‘There’s a manifesting element, too’ … Hannah Marriott, right, with her friend Rosamund Dean.Photograph: Courtesy of Hannah Marriott When my friend Rosamund suggested we try a productivity technique of leaving each other a voice note every day, I immediately said yes – even if I suspected, deep down, that we might not keep it up for long. I was circumspect because we both lead busy lives, 3,500 miles apart. She lives in London and I’m based in Brooklyn. It is hard to keep in touch sometimes.

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Creators & Collectors: Jen Rubio

Oct 23, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Sotheby's Magazine

O ne of the first artworks that Jen Rubio acquired was an Ed Ruscha lithograph depicting a marmalade-hued, snow-capped mountain amid an intense, televisual sunset. In front of that landscape, its sky fading from deep plum to tangerine, are the words JET BABY—an appropriate phrase, given Rubio’s career.

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‘What is life without love?’

Oct 19, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| MSN UK

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Lily King: ‘What is life without love?’

Oct 19, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Yahoo Style Canada

Lily King.Photograph: Eloise King-Clements The cover of Lily King’s new novel, Heart the Lover, features an abstracted face sobbing white tears on a tangerine background. It is an appropriate image, given that so many early readers – from BookTokkers to fellow authors – have reported weeping uncontrollably during the book’s final third. For King, the reaction was unexpected. “I certainly felt a lot of emotion while I was writing. Not sobbing, more a deeper grief,” she says.

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‘She looked 10 years old and her skin was burning’

Sep 17, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| MSN UK

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Sephora workers on the rise of chaotic child shoppers: ‘She looked 10 years old and her skin was burning’

Sep 17, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Yahoo

Hannah Marriott Wed, September 17, 2025 at 11:00 AM UTC 11 min read Jessica, 25, was working a shift at Sephora when a little girl who looked about 10 ran up to one of her colleagues, crying. “Her skin was burning,” Jessica said, “it was tomato red. She had been running around, putting every acid you can think of on the palm of her hand, then all over her face. One of our estheticians had to tend to her skin.

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Bunny author Mona Awad: ‘I’m a dark-minded soul’

Sep 07, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Yahoo Style Canada

Expanding the Bunnyverse … Mona Awad.Photograph: Jake Belcher/The Telegraph Mona Awad was trying on a forest-green, deer-patterned dress when she realised that the psychotically twee characters from her 2019 novel, Bunny, had burrowed back into her psyche. “I looked in the mirror and thought: This isn’t a dress for me, this is a dress for Cupcake,” she says, referencing one of the antagonists from her breakout book.

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Cut from a new cloth

Aug 18, 2025 |

By Annachiara Biondi, Sara Semic , Ashley Clarke, Divya Bala , Hannah Marriott

| Financial Times

Francesco Murano Italian creator of body-conscious womenswear designs When Italian designer Francesco Murano, 27, received an email in...

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Barbara Kingsolver on Trump, rural America and the recovery home funded by her hit novel

Jul 05, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| MSN UK

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‘The damage is terrifying’: Barbara Kingsolver on Trump, rural America and the recovery home funded by her hit novel

Jul 05, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Inkl

‘When that first royalty cheque came in, I thought: ‘I could do something significant with this’ … Barbara Kingsolver, photographed in Pennington Gap, Virginia. Photograph: Shawn Poynter In the spotless kitchen of a white clapboard house in the Appalachian mountains, a retired deacon, a regional jail counsellor and I form an impromptu book club.

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'Sex And The City Was Always A Feminist Show'

May 26, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Grazia Magazine (UK)

Home| Celebrity| News Actor and activist Cynthia Nixon is a rare celebrity – willing to speak out and up. She talks politics, power and the cult of Miranda by Hannah Marriott | Published on26th May 2025 at 1.01pm Cynthia Nixon (who, it must be said, is such a Miranda) does not sugar coat it when I ask her how the mood is among liberals in New York right now, living under Trump 2.0. ‘It’s terrible.

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May 12, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Grazia Magazine (UK)

in a booth in a SoHo restaurant, Diane Kruger is trying to convince me that she, too, sometimes has bad hair days when New York City gets humid. ‘I look like, you know, like someone put your fingers in a plug?’ says the actor. It’s a kind thing to say as my own barnet turns to candyfloss in front of her, yet such dishevelment is difficult to imagine.

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Kemo Sabe, the cowboy hat that lassoed a fashion fan base

Mar 27, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Financial Times

On a grey Friday morning in a restaurant in New York City’s Meatpacking District, I arrive to meet Wendy Kunkle, owner of luxury...

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Calvin Klein’s first female creative director finds succour in a fictional New York

Feb 07, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| MSN Ireland

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Calvin Klein’s first female creative director finds succour in a fictional New York

Feb 07, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| MSN Singapore

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Feb 07, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Yahoo Life UK

Hannah Marriott 7 February 2025 at 4:26 pm·3-min read Calvin Klein’s first female creative director, Veronica Leoni, presented her debut collection on Friday lunchtime, with Kate Moss – the brand’s most famous face during the 1990s, when its billboard advertisements ruled the zeitgeist – Calvin Klein himself, now 82, and Christy Turlington in the audience.

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The best vintage and retro shopping in New York

Jan 14, 2025 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Financial Times

This article is part of FT Globetrotter’s guide to New York These days, when street-style photographer Johnny Cirillo wants to take...

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How to win New York’s festive season

Dec 10, 2024 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Financial Times

This article is part of FT Globetrotter’s guide to New York Blame Elf. Blame Miracle on 34th Street.

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Lights fantastic: chasing New York’s vanishing neon dream

Nov 13, 2024 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Financial Times

This article is part of FT Globetrotter’s guide to New York Picture the scene: it’s a rainy night in New York City.

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Brooklyn Beckham On Food, Family And Finding His Forté

Oct 28, 2024 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Grazia Magazine (UK)

Home| Celebrity| News Launching a new culinary venture, he’s determined to prove his critics wrong... by Hannah Marriott | Published3 minutes ago Brooklyn’s most famous namesake is crossing six lanes of traffic at one of the New York borough’s busiest intersections, smouldering for the camera.

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Emily in Paris’s Lucas Bravo: ‘Being sexy isn’t just on the surface’

Oct 26, 2024 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Yahoo Entertainment

In a Manhattan hotel room, Lucas Bravo – the French actor who sparked a global swooning pandemic when he shot to stardom as ‘hot chef’ Gabriel in Netflix’s Emily in Paris – is telling me how freaked out he was by that hormonal response. ‘It was scary,’ he says. ‘Because when it happened, I was like, what is the root of this reaction? And how do I maintain this?

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Dressing pretty is over: this is fashion’s ugly decade

Jun 25, 2024 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Yahoo Life

“I’m a messy eater,” admits Isaiah Lat, a 20-year-old student, DJ and stylist from Chicago, “I used to wipe away stains but now I don’t mind a little oil or a little spaghetti on my shorts. I think it’s chic.” He does not believe that a term has yet been coined for the way he likes to dress. “It’s probably this dystopian, Mad Max, pirate, Steam Punk, mythological vibe,” he says, big on thrift and DIY; he likes skinny jeans, Capri pants and visor-like sunglasses.

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Dachshunds, debutantes and Donald Trump: capturing the glitzy, bizarre world of 80s high society

May 23, 2024 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Yahoo Canada

Her face is covered, but you can tell it’s Ivana Trump from her beehive. The picture was taken in 1990, at a fashion show in the gilded environs of New York hotel the Plaza. She sits alone, surrounded by empty chairs, as rapacious photographers press in from behind, while hotel security guards loom from one side. A trio of well-dressed guests appear to laugh in her direction. The photograph is one of the highlights from a new book by Dafydd Jones.

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The Met exhibition’s unexpected new feature: smell

May 07, 2024 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Financial Times

In a dimly lit gallery in Manhattan’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, smell artist and scientist Sissel Tolaas invites me to sniff the wall.

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The Met Gala — too-tight corsets, sustainable fabrics and a spotlight on Galliano

May 07, 2024 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Financial Times

The Met Gala can usually be relied on to provide the weirdest red-carpet looks of the year.

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How $500 became the norm for highlights

Apr 16, 2024 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Financial Times

The last time I went to the hairdresser in Brooklyn, I left with a beautifully blow-dried head of shimmering highlights and a sinking,...

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‘Hell hath no fury like a wealthy person being told no’: can elite shoppers really force Hermès to sell them Birkins?

Apr 10, 2024 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Yahoo Life

“Hell hath no fury like a wealthy person being told no,” says Alex Pardoe, a Hermès superfan and TikTok creator, recalling the many times he has seen “grown men and women having five-star meltdowns” within the otherwise fragrant environs of the Hermès flagship store in Paris.

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Five stylish people who do glamour on their own terms

Mar 26, 2024 |

By Annachiara Biondi, Kati Chitrakorn, Hannah Marriott

| Financial Times

SUZI DE GIVENCHY Model in her fifties pushing for representation When we meet in February, Suzi de Givenchy is fresh off a casting for...

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Marc Jacobs surprises with paper doll-inspired 40th anniversary show

Feb 03, 2024 |

By Hannah Marriott

| NewsBreak

All week on social media, Marc Jacobs has been commemorating the 40th anniversary of his brand, including releasing a celebratory campaign starring Cindy Sherman, and a viral video featuring the 60-year-old designer trying and failing to blow out the candles on a dangerously blazing cake. The expectation, then, was that his new collection, which was presented on Friday night in Manhattan, would be a greatest hits affair.

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New York fashion designer and CFDA President Thom Browne interviewed on creativity, dress codes and curating Visions of America

Dec 08, 2023 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Sotheby's Magazine

Fashion designer Thom Browne on creativity, dress codes and curating Visions of America at Sotheby's New York I n a pristine showroom on the 16th floor of an office block in Manhattan’s Garment District, Thom Browne recalls the time when one of his employees wore pink socks to work. “Pink socks are not allowed!” he says and chuckles – though he is absolutely not joking. Browne, the designer best-known for shrinking the proportions of the suit, is a stickler for detail.

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Cara Delevingne Is Free to Be

Sep 16, 2023 |

By Hannah Marriott

| ELLE Canada

Cara Delevingne sits in the lobby bar of an arts venue in Manhattan, her black beanie hat pulled down so low that her world-famous eyebrows are barely visible. She is dressed for anonymity, not attention. She wears burgundy jogging pants, black runners and a cushiony black Staud sheepskin jacket that envelops her like a weighted blanket. Delevingne’s casual dress and general skater-kid energy make a compelling contrast to her million-dollar face. Her huge blue eyes pull focus at all times.

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Cara Delvingne Is Free to Be

Sep 15, 2023 |

By Hannah Marriott

| ELLE Canada

Cara Delevingne sits in the lobby bar of an arts venue in Manhattan, her black beanie hat pulled down so low that her world-famous eyebrows are barely visible. She is dressed for anonymity, not attention. She wears burgundy jogging pants, black runners and a cushiony black Staud sheepskin jacket that envelops her like a weighted blanket. Delevingne’s casual dress and general skater-kid energy make a compelling contrast to her million-dollar face. Her huge blue eyes pull focus at all times.

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Remembering the Slip: the Manhattan street that birthed a generation of artists - then was demolished

Aug 02, 2023 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Yahoo Sports Canada

The cover of Prudence Peiffer’s new book, The Slip, features the kind of photograph New York City dreams are made of. In the 1958 shot, taken by Hans Namuth, a bohemian-looking group – many of whom would later become giants of American art – smoke and sip coffee on a Manhattan roof, a greyscale higgle-piggle of apartment blocks and art nouveau buildings as their backdrop.

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Cara Delevingne: 'I Finally Feel As Though I Can Be Free'

Jul 24, 2023 |

By Hannah Marriott

| ELLE (UK)

Cara Delevingne sits in the lobby of an arts venue in Manhattan, her black beanie hat pulled down so low that her world-famous eyebrows are barely visible. She is dressed for anonymity, not attention. She wears burgundy joggers, black trainers and a black, cushiony Staud sheepskin jacket, which envelops her like a weighted blanket. In person, Delevingne’s casual dress and general skater-kid energy make a compelling contrast with her million-dollar face. Her huge, blue eyes pull focus at all times.

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It's Greta Gerwig's World... The Director Talks Boiler Suits, New Babies, And Barbie-Mania

Jul 19, 2023 |

By Hannah Marriott

| ELLE (UK)

In a suite in Manhattan’s Chelsea Hotel, Greta Gerwig’s phone rings. ‘Sail away, sail away, sail away,’ it warbles, over familiar strings. ‘Oh no. Sorry,’ says Gerwig, springing up from her chair, as the song keeps on blaring until the she can find it. ‘My ringtone is Enya,’ she says, having eventually silenced the ring tone. ‘Because phones ringing are anxious.

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‘Snatched jawline’: how the chin became fashion’s new pressure point

Jul 10, 2023 |

By Hannah Marriott

| Yahoo Life

Five months ago, Natalie, a 27-year-old from Canada, paid C$4,000 for chin liposuction. She had always had a small double chin, she says, but in the past year she had gained weight, and it had grown bigger. The more she fixated on her chin, the more she fixated on the chins of others. “You see people in the media, on Instagram. They have an ideal image,” Natalie (not her real name) says. “You want to achieve that look. And sometimes it can only be done through surgery.” The procedure went smoothly.

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Walking on air: how Jordan launched nerdy Nike into the stratosphere

Apr 08, 2023 |

By Hannah Marriott

| NewsBreak

In the spring of 1985, an American sports fan could pick up a new pair of Nike Air Jordan 1s for $65. Fast-forward to the present and, this week, a pair of those same Jordans have garnered a $1.8m (£1.45m) bid at auction.