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    E. Jean Carroll makes her way to federal court.
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    Carroll, Clothes and Credibility

    During the E. Jean Carroll v. Donald J. Trump rape trial, every detail was part of building the case. Even the clothes.

     By Vanessa Friedman

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    A cap design by Kimberlee Morales, who is creating some 250 custom pieces for graduates this year.
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    Don’t Toss These Grad Caps!

    Decorating mortarboards has long been a tradition. Graduates who would rather outsource the task can now hire designers to do it.

     By Rachel Simon

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    Rats are just some of the thousands of pets that have been adopted from animal shelters sprouting up in malls across the country in the past three years.
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    Can Actual Rats Save the Mall?

    Animal centers have been cropping up in shopping centers across the country, taking advantage of retail space offered at discounted rates.

     By Claudia Rosenbaum

  1. Social Q’s
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    My Boyfriend Wants a Prenup. Can I Say No?

    Put off by her fiancé’s request for a prenuptial agreement after years of paying her own way, a reader is finding that resentment is crowding out her excitement.

     By Philip Galanes

  2. Third Wheel
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    The Women Who Are Giving Dating Apps the Summer Off

    Summer is the season where romantic encounters heat up. Some singles are logging off to see what’s out there.

     By Gina Cherelus

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    When they’re not posing in the High Line Car Wash, Annabel and Sabina Meschke are stunning audiences into submission with their frenetic, live-wire sister act.
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    Comedy Is in Their (Identical) DNA

    Annabel and Sabina Meschke, twin sister comedians, haul around a truck full of pennies in a new short film. Once a month, they audition potential triplets.

     By Anna Grace Lee

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    ‘Succession’ Style, Episode 7: Snakes and Scorpions

    Matsson crashes the election eve party, and Shiv and Tom come to blows.

     By The Styles Desk

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    Male members of Halau Hi‘iakainamakalehua practiced their hula kahiko (ancient hula) performance. They used dense, wooden sticks to amplify their chant. In the past, hula provided an opportunity for Hawaiian men to train for combat.
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    Preserving Hula, the Heartbeat of Hawaii

    For 60 years, the Merrie Monarch Festival has contributed to the reclamation of Hawaiian culture, language and identity.

     By Miya Lee and Brendan George Ko

Love

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    Rachel Liverman and Jeremy Crane share a soda and some dessert during their weekend-long wedding celebration. The two were married March 18 at the Angel Orensanz Foundation for the Arts in New York.
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    For One Perpetual Bridesmaid, a Match ‘So Worth the Wait’

    Rachel Liverman had grown weary of dating apps and was beginning to wonder if she would ever find a partner. Then Jeremy Crane came along.

     By Tammy LaGorce

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    Kate Hampson, a photographer based in London, wasn’t feeling inspired by digital cameras, so she started shooting in film. She shot this picture with a Canon EOS 3 camera and Kodak Ultramax 400 film.
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    In the Digital Age, Wedding Film Photography Has a Resurgence

    Across the country, more couples are seeking out film photographers to shoot their weddings.

     By Emma Grillo

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    Patrick McDonnell and Jhanaë Bonnick, who both worked in theater, were married March 19 at the New York Theater Workshop.
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    When Broadway Went Dark, Two Strangers Found Love

    Jhanaë Bonnick and Patrick McDonnell, who both worked in theater, connected on a dating app just before the pandemic began. They grew closer virtually with the help of “36 Questions.”

     By Valeriya Safronova

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    Under a new law approved by Governor Kathy Hochul, New York residents over the age of 18 can apply for a one-day designation that will allow them to perform marriage ceremonies in the state of New York.
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    Couples Welcome New York’s One-Day Officiant Law

    The new law, in effect in New York on March 28, was 16 years in the making. California, Massachusetts, Vermont and Rhode Island also allow individuals to become officiants for a day.

     By Sadiba Hasan

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    This season’s collections offered brides more than one look, like Galia Lahav’s floral-appliqué tulle trumpet gown with a matching high-neck bolero.
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    What We Saw at New York Bridal Fashion Week

    Designers presented a wide range of styles for their 2024 spring and summer collections, and for the first time since the pandemic began, all their shows were in-person.

     By Ivy Manners

  1. Why Americans Are Smuggling Fruit Roll-Ups Into Israel

    Travelers have attempted to sneak in hundreds of pounds of the snack after a TikTok trend drove up demand and emptied store shelves.

    By Lauren McCarthy

     

  2. 15 Fashion Triumphs From Cannes Over the Decades

    Movies aren’t the only thing to watch. The film festival has made red carpet waves since “being seen” became mainstream.

    By Vanessa Friedman

     
  3. IN THE GARDEN

    ‘Compost Happens’ and Other Common-Sense Advice From Experts

    Don’t get hung up on how long it should take or how many citrus peels are too many. As one longtime composter put it, “My rule is: Don’t worry about it.”

    By Margaret Roach

     

  4. The Companies Trying to Make Live Shopping a Thing in the U.S.

    The market for selling goods in real time online is relatively small, but a number of start-ups and big tech names are betting American consumers will catch on.

    By Jordyn Holman and Kalley Huang

     
  5. Modern Love

    Tiny Love Stories: ‘I Missed My Children, but I Needed My Mom’

    Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.

     
  6. At Home With

    Why the Real Star of the New Bradley Cooper Film ‘Maestro’ May Be a House

    Leonard Bernstein’s country house hasn’t changed much since the composer hosted Stephen Sondheim and Jerome Robbins there. Jamie Bernstein is OK with that.

    By Joanne Kaufman

     
  7. The World Through a Lens

    Flamenco and Fervor: Inside Spain’s El Rocío Pilgrimage

    The annual spectacle, featuring fanciful caravans and riders on horseback, is arguably the most potent visual representation of Andalusian culture.

    By Kevin Faingnaert and Anna Hart

     
  8. Art of Craft

    For This Glass Blower, Art Is a Full-Body Sport

    The intense process of working with glass, Deborah Czeresko says, means “moving all the time.”

    By Joshua Needelman and Sasha Arutyunova

     
  9. ThE MOST DRESSED

    Downtown Clubbing With Phoebe Bridgers and Uptown Ladies Adorned in Hats

    Gucci opened a shop in the meatpacking district, while socialites and philanthropists donned their best hats for a fund-raiser in Central Park.

    By Emma Grillo

     

  10. The Best Hats From the Kentucky Derby

    The annual race brings out hats of mass proportions.

    By The Styles Desk