Top stories
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Move Over Barbiecore, Red Is The Hottest Color of The Season
It's surprisingly wearable.
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The 12 Best Beauty Launches of September 2023, According to Marie Claire Editors
It’s a big month for beauty.
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These NYFW Beauty Looks Might Be Better Than the Runway Glam
Marie Claire looked to the city’s streets for beauty inspo.
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The Fashion Changemakers Issue
Beauty
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Rhode Skin Joins the Makeup Game With New Lip Tints
Each shade has a special meaning.
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Experts Recommend This Hair Mask For Your Color- Or Heat-Damaged Hair
Healthy strands, here we come!
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Ariana Grande Is Making a Case for the Return of Victory Rolls
The r.e.m. beauty founder sported the '40s hairstyle for her latest campaign.
Fashion
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Here’s What Fashion Editors Are Wearing in Italy This Fall
Fresh from the streets of Milan.
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Coco Jones Has Been Waiting for This Moment
The R&B star has had her eye on fame since childhood. Now, with a fresh start in the music industry, she’s trying to do it by being herself.
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34 Vacation Clothing Items From Revolve Cool Girls Swear By
Bon voyage.
Must Reads
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The Competition for Creators
Creators hold more power than ever—and companies are taking stock.
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The Andie MacDowell Renaissance Is Upon Us
The '90s icon has always done things her own way. Now, the world is finally catching up to her.
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When Your Body Is Your Brand
For women whose livelihood is yoked to their physical self, the concept of wellness is highly complicated.
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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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So You Want a Postnup
No, they’re not planning to divorce, yet more couples are facing the awkwardness of getting their marital finances in order—after they say “I do.”
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Hair as Art
How styling Black hair became a cultural celebration.
Culture
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'Ripe' Is Our August Book Club Pick
Read an excerpt of Sarah Rose Etter's new novel, here, then dive in with us throughout the month.
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I Soft-Launched My Bisexuality During the Pandemic
Years later, one writer reflects on what it was like to share her identity with others while in isolation.
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Separating Fact From Fiction in the Stirring Series 'Painkiller'
The scripted miniseries covers all angles of the opioid epidemic. Here, we separate fact from fiction.
Politics
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Without Affirmative Action, We All Lose
A Harvard graduate on the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the program that completely changed her life.
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Meet the DA Prosecuting Trump
Fani Willis has never shied away from a high-profile case.
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The People of Maui Need Immediate Aid
Organizations that are providing food, water, and shelter now.
Retail Therapy
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These Trending Nail Shades Are Designed to Dazzle
Shine on.
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A Stylist Breaks Down the Biggest Trends in Fall Dresses This Year
From warm neutrals to show-stopping statement pieces.
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Worth It: Guerlain Abeille Royale Honey Treatment Day Cream
Dull skin doesn’t stand a chance.
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The Elevated Everyday Potential of Leggings
The sleek bottoms are surprisingly sophisticated.
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The Effortless Guide to Styling Linen Pants
Elevated doesn't mean boring.
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I've Had Chronically Chapped Lips for 26 Years—This Tinted Lip Balm Changed That
Where nourishing ingredients meet gorgeous color.
Promo Codes
Royally Good
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Prince William and Prince Harry Detail Their Last Phone Call with Their Mother, Princess Diana
“That phone call sticks in my mind quite heavily.”
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Meghan Markle's Reported Instagram Relaunch Could Earn $1 Million Per Post
That's practically a bargain.
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Prince Louis’ Unusual First Words Were Inspired by a Hobby of His Mom’s
It’s two words you definitely didn’t see coming!
From the archives
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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—self-professed “Mother God”—was much darker.
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The First Year Out
Makeda Davis emerged from more than seven years in prison to a life that is complicated, unfamiliar, and, sometimes, soul crushing.
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The Heaviness of Hysterectomy
Removal of the uterus can have consequences that go far beyond the physical.
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The Secret Lobotomy of Rosemary Kennedy
JFK's younger sister was permanently disabled by a barbaric surgery in the 1940s. Now, her legacy is more important than ever.
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Love, Hate, and Homicide in the High Desert
When a lesbian couple was murdered on a remote trail in Moab, Utah, it reinforced one gruesome truth: For the LGBTQ+ community, the great outdoors can be a deadly place.
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We Need to See More Parents Having Abortions in Film and Television
Parents are the most common abortion patients yet storylines about the medical choice almost always revolve around single teens.
