Top stories
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Margot Robbie Stuns in All-White Chanel in Paris
My clumsy self could never.
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Let's Make Sensitive the New Strong
We've convinced young girls to embrace their masculine sides, now it's time to encourage our young boys to be more feminine.
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Rihanna Glows Up in a Bright Orange Coat on a Sephora Trip
As in, she just found her best new Fenty Beauty foundation shade.
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Rachel Lindsay Shares Her Favorite Reads in 'Shelf Portrait'
From 'Caste' to 'The Hunting Wives,' the former Bachelorette has an extensive personal library.
Fashion
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Kendall Jenner's Favorite Yoga Pants Just Came Out in Brand-New Colors
Kendall is just one of the celebrities obsessed with Alo Yoga's athleisure.
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The Bags to Always Invest In
We've got it in "the bag."
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Rihanna Glows Up in a Bright Orange Coat on a Sephora Trip in NYC
As in, she just found her best new Fenty Beauty foundation shade.
Must Reads
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Creating for Change: Art as Activism
Art for arts sake is wonderful. Art that tackles society's great issues? Even better.
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The Competition for Creators
Creators hold more power than ever—and companies are taking stock. Here, how TikTok, Meta, and more plan to woo these budding entrepreneurs to their platforms.
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Are Handbags the New Stocks?
Luxury fashion has long been a focus of collectors, but thanks to inflation, average shoppers are diving into the secondary market—and Gen Z is investing heavily.
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Alicia Keys Gets What She Wants
With her jazzy new album, Keys, the singer stopped worrying about everything except what matters: Her own opinion.
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J. Smith-Cameron Is in Control
She’s Logan Roy’s right hand. She’s Roman’s ‘mommy girlfriend.’ And she’s a fan favorite. Here, the Succession star takes us behind the scenes of Gerri’s boardroom power plays.
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The Future of Women and Work
The pandemic has completely upended how we do our jobs. This is Marie Claire's guide to navigating your career in a COVID-19 world.
Culture
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Diary of a Non-Monogamist
Rachel Krantz, author of the new book 'Open,' shares the ups and downs of her journey into the world of open relationships.
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'Bridgerton' Season 2: Everything We Know
The viscount and his new love interest will hit your queue in March.
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Love Songs We Love
The best, most romantic love songs ever written, spanning every genre.
Politics
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Why Does the U.S. Still Allow Child Marriage?
In all but six states, American adults can marry people aged 17 and younger.
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SCOTUS Is Hearing Arguments in a Case That Could Overturn 'Roe v. Wade'
Here's what you need to know.
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Education for Women and Girls Is Crucial for Climate Justice
In an excerpt from 'A Bigger Picture,' Vanessa Nakate discusses the key to solving the climate crisis.
Retail Therapy
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Valentine's Day Gifts That Aren't Cheesy
We love love!
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Waterproof Eyeliners That Stand Up to Anything
Sweat-proof, smudge-proof, life-proof.
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Pounce On These Animal Print Coats
Take a walk on the wild side.
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Stress-Relieving Goodies That Will Put Anyone at Ease
The pandemic burnout is real.
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Put Your Best Foot Forward In a Chunky Sneaker
The humble "dad sneaker" is back and better than ever.
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Luxe Candles Because You Deserve Something Nice
Just in case you forgot that we're still in a pandemic!
Royally Good
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Lady Di Once Consulted Anwar Hussein About Interfaith Marriage
She was dating Dr. Hasnat Khan at the time.
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Prince Harry’s Security Was “Compromised”
He revealed the news in a statement pushing for more police security should his family return.
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The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Is Already Controversial
The decision to hand out medals to certain royal family members is raising red flags.
From the archives
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Finding Wonder in Textile Waste
Cliché but true: One man's trash is another man's treasure.
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Reporting in Real Time: 5 Journalists Reflect on Covering 9/11
Twenty years ago, these women told the stories of leaders, first responders, witnesses, and victims. Today, they tell their own.
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Love Has Lost
Quasi-religious group Love Has Won claimed to offer wellness advice and self-care products, but what was actually being dished out by their late leader Amy Carlson Stroud—“Mother God”—was much darker.
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Won't Call the Midwife
With high rates of maternal mortality and coercion in hospital settings, more American women are exploring childbirth without any medical assistance whatsoever.
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Read the Short Story "Playing Kerri Strug"
A new original work of short fiction by Kiley Reid is a cutting, witty examination of the stories we tell ourselves and others.
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Hail to the Chief
In Malawi, one in two girls is subject to arranged marriage. As a high-ranking woman in a man's world, Chief Kachindamoto is on a mission to empower girls.
