Sara Holzman
Sara Holzman is the Style Director at Marie Claire, where she oversees the brand’s fashion coverage across print and digital. With more than a decade of experience in fashion media, she reports on and edits stories spanning seasonal fashion trends, celebrity style, emerging and established designers, shopping, and the fashion industry at large. She also covers Fashion Month, reporting on the collections, trends, and street style coming out of New York, Milan, and Paris.
Since joining Marie Claire, Sara has helped shape the publication’s fashion point of view through reported features, designer profiles, trend coverage, shopping guides, and original fashion shoots. She works with leading photographers, stylists, designers, and other industry experts to bring editorial and celebrity shoots from initial concept through publication.
A graduate of the Missouri School of Journalism, Sara previously held fashion roles at Condé Nast’s Lucky and Self and contributed style and travel coverage to Equinox’s Furthermore. She is based in New York City, where she writes about fashion through both an industry and personal lens, including the realities of getting dressed as a working mom.
When she’s not working, Sara can usually be found at the farmers market, on a run, perfecting her roast chicken, or spending time with her family and pets. Follow her on Instagram at @sarajonewyork.
Latest articles by Sara Holzman
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How a Celebrity-Favorite Interior Designer Gets Dressed for the DaySarah Sherman Samuel on intuitive outfits, Michigan style, and the wardrobe essential she just rediscovered.
By Sara Holzman
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How Nature Inspired Fashion's Greatest DesignersFrom butterfly wings and flower petals to seashells and animal markings, the natural world has been influencing the way we dress for centuries.
By Sara Holzman
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Everything to Know About the New 2027 Met Gala ThemeAfter an unexpected change of plans, the Costume Institute is turning its attention to the clothes we know best.
By Sara Holzman
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The Winter Workwear Rules Stylish Women Follow—and the Ones They IgnoreFrom the politics of denim to the practicalities of dressing for two climates, insiders across fashion, beauty, design, and business share what actually helps.
By Sara Holzman
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The Size Inclusivity Boom Is OverAs GLP-1s change what shoppers buy, the costs are hitting independent fashion brands hardest.
By Halie LeSavage
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The Hudson Valley Has the Weekend Away Figured OutCome for the farmhouses, mountain views, and very good food.
By Sara Holzman
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Prada Spring 2027 Puts the Skirt Center StageMiuccia Prada and Raf Simons want you to give your trousers a season off.
By Sara Holzman
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What to Wear to a Kids’ Birthday PartyMotherhood has introduced me to an entirely new category of occasion dressing.
By Sara Holzman
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The Best-Dressed Stars at the 2026 EmmysThe night’s strongest looks weren’t necessarily the biggest—they were the ones that felt unmistakably right for the women wearing them.
By Sara Holzman
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The Pieces That Turn Taste Into Personal StyleA great wardrobe isn’t built overnight—it’s assembled slowly, one meaningful piece at a time.
By Sara Holzman
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The 5 Handbag Trends About to Take Over Your ClosetThe season’s most important styles come with supple leather, visible hardware, and a little more presence.
By Sara Holzman
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What Do Moms Wear "Out Out"?Because jeans, a nice top, and heels aren't the only answer anymore.
By Sara Holzman
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Everything to Know About the Fall 2026 Fashion TrendsA season defined by follow-through, as designers move beyond first impressions and sharpen the codes defining their tenure.
By Sara Holzman
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West Elm Just Made Hollywood’s Favorite Interior Style Much Easier to CopyPierce & Ward’s new West Elm collection brings their richly layered, celebrity-loved interiors to furniture and decor you can actually buy.
By Sara Holzman
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I'm Way Too Hot for Jeans—Luckily, the Babydoll Dress Trend Is EverywhereRihanna, Sabrina Carpenter, and I all love the babydoll dress trend.
By Sara Holzman
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We’ve Been Buying Mom Bags All WrongI went looking for one that could handle snacks, work stuff, and my actual life—while still feeling like something I’d choose for myself.
By Sara Holzman
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The New Rules of Summer WorkwearHeat waves, freezing offices, long commutes, and after-hours plans have made getting dressed a moving target. These are the pieces making it easier.
By Sara Holzman
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Every Hamptons Zip Code Has Its Own Dress CodeWhite jeans, striped knits, raffia bags, and sandy board shorts are all part of the East End’s most recognizable summer aesthetics.
By Sara Holzman
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This Shoe Brand's Cult Following Is Only Getting BiggerMargaux launched during the direct-to-consumer boom. Over a decade later, it feels more relevant than ever.
By Sara Holzman
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Hermès Proves Quiet Luxury Can Have a Softer SideAt its Resort 2027 L.A. show, the house paired its signature precision with a newfound sense of ease.
By Sara Holzman
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The 24 Best Swimsuits to Buy for Summer 2026Not every style is worth the investment.
By Sara Holzman
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Why Mango Shoppers Are Asking Questions Right NowHere’s what the investigation surrounding Isak Andic’s death does—and doesn’t—have to do with the fashion brand.
By Sara Holzman
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Swimwear Is Officially in Its Fashion EraThe summer 2026 trends are making swimsuits feel as considered as the rest of your wardrobe.
By Sara Holzman
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The Easy Bahamas WeekendWhere to stay and what to do on a Nassau escape that requires very little overthinking.
By Sara Holzman
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Jonathan Anderson’s Dior Show Made Reinvention Look GlamorousAt LACMA, Dior’s new era looked less like a vacation fantasy and more like the thrill of becoming someone new.
By Sara Holzman
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The Story Behind Bhavitha Mandava’s Controversial Chanel Met Gala LookFashion says it loves understatement, stealth wealth, and “effortless” dressing. So why did the internet panic when Bhavitha Mandava actually showed up that way?
By Sara Holzman
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The Big Business of BreastfeedingPumps, apps, consultants, supplements, stash culture—feeding a baby now comes with an entire economy of labor, spending, and creeping anxiety.
By Sara Holzman


