New York Magazine

The Cut’s solo “Spring Fashion” print issue features Bad Bunny, Doechii, Rosé, conversation-provoking features, unique fashion and beauty coverage, and more.

THE CUT FALL ISSUE

Who Needs Rules? • Gabriella Karefa-Johnson preaches the gospel of patterns.

Big Mouth • Viral red-carpet moments are nice and all, but Justin Sylvester wants something that lasts—on his terms.

The Shoe Is the Outfit • With Dior, Chanel, and Schiaparelli sending terrifically kooky clompers down the runway, this fall is all about fancy footwork.

‘My Husband Has No Friends’ • First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes … managing his social life?

Balling Out • Splurging in Soho with Pauline Astier, the New York Liberty’s rookie guard.

How to Behave, According to Michael Kors

Shopping Has Become a Humiliation Ritual • Do I need to “break up” with my favorite brand?

The Most Eligible Singles in New York Right Now • They’re sexy. They’re available. Among millions of people, they’re the very best that dating has to offer in the city.

LILY ALLEN’S UNFINISHED BUSINESS • For so long, the collapse of her marriage and her subsequent divorce album were all fans could talk about. Now, she’s ready to go deeper.

QUEN of All Media • She’s got tens of millions of Gen-Z fans on lock. Can she persuade the grown-ups in Hollywood to take her seriously?

The New Vanguard • Seven more electrifying artists who refuse to conform.

I MISS MY TEARS • I used to cry all the time. Then, three years ago,a I stopped. What would it take to make me sob again?

CAN WALMART EVER BE COOL? • The superstore swears it’s about to become America’s favorite fashion brand … … that is, if customers will buy it.

The DIVINE SECRETS of YAHYA • The Emmy-winning actor is on a spiritual quest for artistic freedom.

THE GOOD LIFE • Salma Hayek Pinault must have done something right. She’s living it up as an empty nester in Paris, making her own movie, and enthusiastically entering a new decade. Who could be having more fun than her?

HOW FAR WOULD YOU GO FOR SISTERHOOD? • College girls are desperate to join the best sororities. Some are turning to weight-loss drugs to get there.

We’re All in Olandria’s Orbit • The “Bama Barbie” recipe for winning famous friends and influencing the rest of us.