On Thursday evening, the New York City Ballet hosted its annual Spring Gala. The star-studded and stylish affair at Lincoln Center’s David H. Koch Theater ushered in the opening of the new season with two world premiere performances—including a newly commissioned work by choreographer and principal dancer, Tiler Peck.

It’s been a while, but Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are keeping up their coordinating couples style streak for a jaunt to the British capital, hitting the West End to see Sadie Sink in “Romeo & Juliet.”

Swapping the brand’s signature striped sweaters for leather mini dresses and sleek suits, an A-list array of guests filed into iconic Midtown institution, The Pool + Grill, to celebrate with Molly Howard, Valerie Macaulay, and Meredith Melling.

“I’m a contrarian Aquarian,” bride Anna-Kay Thomas says of her red rose-adorned dress. “I just wanted something bridal that didn’t scream bridal.”

With a month’s break before she picks up the Lux tour in North America, Rosalía embraced the impending summer with a fresh haircut.

After a seven-year hiatus, India returned to the Venice Biennale with a pavilion that celebrated the country’s extraordinary wealth of artisanal intelligence; an homage to traditions where the handcrafted execution still rivals the extent of the imagination.

In a golden mask and gargantuan hat, Björk played a surprise DJ set for the Italian city’s art crowd—hard house, high fashion.

Celebrating a new Orebella product launch, Bella Hadid styled her Chloé clogs and Jane Birkin-coded dress with a halo of blonde hair.

For the traveler who plans their Coachella itinerary around aesthetic pleasures, Palm Springs, CA is less a vacation destination and more a recurring obsession.

Vogue’s Oh, Behave! is a column in which experts sound off on the ever-evolving social etiquette of today. This month, Carole Radziwill and Jalil Johnson break down the dos and don’ts of newsletter culture.

There’s been a significant rise in couples getting married in secret before their big day—here’s why.

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