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When Katie Holmes steps out on the streets of New York (or anywhere for that matter), like clockwork, fashion folk immediately flock to see—and shop!—her latest looks. The Katie Holmes fashion formula is one where solid wardrobe essentials shine—think go-to pairs of denim, plain but perfect white T-shirts, covetable cardigans, and city-stomping boots. For fall fashion specifically, Holmes defines what it means to be a modern bohemian woman, stepping out in boho-inspired frocks from her favorites, Ulla Johnson, Khaite, and Jonathan Simkhai. At this season’s New York Fashion Week, she continued to cement herself as fall’s ultimate fashion It girl,…

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When you think of a fall color palette, the season is practically synonymous with neutrals: camel-colored outerwear, gray or navy knits, tweedy blazers, and brown and black leathers. While minimalists would argue there’s absolutely nothing wrong with wearing a head-to-toe look of browns and creams, here’s one example of how to shake up that fall uniform.Look to The Row’s fall 2022 collection styling for inspiration; the Olsens injected colorful layers of knitwear into an otherwise fully neutral look. “They use brights like the minimalists they are, by avoiding prints and patterns in favor of big blocks of color, layering an…

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Shop More:Jura ENA 8 automatic coffee machineChemex pour-over glass coffeemakerSmeg ’50s retro style 10-cup drip coffeemakerBreville Precision Brewer 12-cup drip coffee maker with glass carafeClarissa Schmidt, Commerce ProducerWoati personalized initials iPhone caseBells & Becks The Aria bootI was in dire need of two things last month: a durable phone case and a good pair of boots to withstand the city pavement. I’ve been obsessed with this stylish monogrammed case that I found on Etsy—at least a handful of people have asked me to send the link to them. All season long, you’ll find me sporting this pair of comfy-heeled boots…

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In the aftermath of Brazil’s last general election in 2018, the Wall Street Journal’s editorial page celebrated the victory of Jair Bolsonaro – a former low-ranking army officer, far-right fringe politician, and fan of Brazil’s sadistic military dictatorship from 1964 to 1985. According to one bizarre article by the right-wing writer Mary Anastasia O’Grady, there was a simple explanation for the electoral triumph of the man that many analysts had compared with the then-president of the United States, Donald Trump. Despite the fact that Bolsonaro had been “labeled a racist, a misogynist, a homophobe, a fascist, an advocate of torture and an aspiring…

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By Staff The Canadian Press Posted October 3, 2022 11:34 am Smaller font Descrease article font size -A Larger font Increase article font size A+ A legal battle between Torstar Corp. business partners Paul Rivett and Jordan Bitove is in court this morning. Bitove will be present at the hearing.Rivett and Bitove are equal partners in Nordstar Capital Inc., an investment company that purchased Torstar in 2020 for $60 million, and controls all of its assets, including the Toronto Star newspaper.The hearing comes after Rivett filed an application to the Ontario Superior Court on Sept. 1 seeking a court order…

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“Nice save.” In the Boston suburb of my beginnings, those two words were clutch. They’d bounce through the stands after a nail-biting soccer play. They’d cackle across the cafeteria when a Twizzler almost hit the floor. But they meant the most, at least to me, when applied to my first love—vintage clothes.“Nice save” was for my mom when she pulled a leather trench from our attic, made by my grandfather (a leather factory foreman) in the ’70s. “Nice save” was for my dad when he salvaged a vintage Marimekko gown from our neighbor’s crumbling barn. And “nice save” was for…

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