The Legends Issue
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FashionHow 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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Career adviceThe Women Cracking Corporate America’s Most Exclusive Boys’ ClubA growing network of dinners, boot camps, and five-figure intensives promises to get more women into the boardroom. Is it working?
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MoviesThe Executive Diversifying Hollywood’s LegacyAlana Mayo isn’t just making movies—she’s making it her mission to champion underrepresented filmmakers.
By Quinci LeGardye -
PoliticsThe Last Place in the World Where Afghan Girls Can Go to LearnIt’s been five years since the Taliban took back control of Afghanistan and banned girls from getting an education. 'Marie Claire' goes inside the school in East Africa risking everything to teach them.
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BeautyThe 2026 Marie Claire Beauty AwardsBy The Editors -
FashionThe Size Inclusivity Boom Is OverAs GLP-1s change what shoppers buy, the costs are hitting independent fashion brands hardest.
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CultureMegan Thee Stallion's Reign CheckIn the space of six months, the icon pushed back the album she'd promised fans for summer, suffered a health scare, made her Broadway debut, and ended a very public relationship. Call it what you want, but she’s calling it Act III.
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TV showsWhat It's Like to Be Black and On BravoIn a candid conversation, cast members discuss navigating the world of reality TV as Black women.
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MusicFor Carly Rae Jepsen, Indulgence Is Always InOn her seventh studio album, 'Day and Night,' the pop star is feeling it all—and flourishing.
By Sadie Bell
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