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1 week ago | 
thecut.com | Danya Issawi
Photo: Craig Blankenhorn Like a Whack-a-Mole you can’t quite bonk into silence, And Just Like That … is coming back for another season. The Sex and the City reboot dropped a trailer filled with the show’s distinct calling cards: messy age-gap relationships, teenagers acting like adults, adults acting like teenagers, mediocre sex, great sex, men in weird ascots, and scenes that look as if they were lit by someone who has experienced the eerie glow of the afterlife.
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1 week ago | 
thecut.com | Danya Issawi
Dutch designer Duran Lantink is taking over the reins at Jean Paul Gaultier. After a decade of exclusively presenting couture, the label has tasked Lantink with relaunching ready-to-wear as the fashion house’s first-ever successor. Lantink has made a name for himself as a boundary-pushing designer, blending surreal silhouettes and subversive structuring with loud pattern work to create a distinctive look.
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2 weeks ago | 
thecut.com | Danya Issawi
Photo: NYC Mayor’s Office/Youtube When Eric Adams opens his mouth, we, as his constituents, often wish he hadn’t. See: that time he compared himself to Jesus, that time he pushed books about the “deep state,” that other time he talked about jumping the turnstile to visit a “shorty” in the Rockaways. Now, unfortunately for us all, he’s letting his clothing do the talking.
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2 weeks ago | 
thecut.com | Danya Issawi
Photo: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images Last week, President Donald Trump announced extensive tariffs (a.k.a. taxes) on imported goods, including a 10 percent general tariff on all imports and tailor-made rates on certain trade partners like China, with a 34 percent tariff and subsequent threat of an additional 50 percent tariff, and a 10 percent tariff on an uninhabited island off Antarctica. Genius! Since the announcement, global markets have essentially gone into free fall.
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2 weeks ago | 
thecut.com | Danya Issawi
Photo: Bevan Goldswain/Getty Images Are Trump’s tariffs going to be the nail in the coffin for a fashion industry that already feels on life support? On social media, consumers are starting to worry that the answer is yes.
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3 weeks ago | 
thecut.com | Danya Issawi
Photo: Erin Pearlman At 25, Ella Emhoff is already in her second act. After four years of being under constant surveillance (Secret Service, nasty write-ups in the New York Post), former vice president Kamala Harris’s stepdaughter has shed all the pomp and circumstance and is embracing her newfound freedom. “Part of me feels a lot of stress and sadness and a lot of uncertainty that I think everyone is feeling. But then on the flip side, it’s a whole new world,” she says.
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4 weeks ago | 
thecut.com | Danya Issawi
Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Getty Images Some like it creamier than others. Some like it dry. Some like it, frighteningly enough, raw. Lately, cottage cheese is all over our algorithms, grocery-store shelves, and commandeering blasphemous recipes.
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1 month ago | 
thecut.com | Danya Issawi
Photo: Courtesy of Mugler It’s starting to feel like the musical chairs of high fashion will never end. This morning, L’Oréal, Mugler’s parent company, announced Miguel Castro Freitas will be replacing Casey Cadwallader as the house’s creative director. The news comes after a tumultuous few weeks in the industry with high-profile designers — like Jonathan Anderson, formerly of Loewe, and Demna, formerly of Balenciaga — exiting their roles at major fashion houses and entering new ones.
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1 month ago | 
thecut.com | Danya Issawi
In the suburbs, old men yell at the youth to “get off their lawns.” In the West Village, they yell at hordes of Carrie fanatics to get off their stoops. Tomayto, tomahto. The residents at 66 Perry Street know this struggle all too well. Since Sex and the City premiered in 1998, throngs of enthusiasts have been gathering on and around their porch in ever-increasing numbers, so much so that a few years ago, the owners put up a tiny chain to serve as a barrier to their front door.
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1 month ago | 
thecut.com | Danya Issawi
Situated among the peaks of the French Alps sits Courchevel, a tiny, picturesque ski-resort town that teems with beautiful, wind-chapped people throughout the winter. They stroll in their billowing, brown fur coats and gather for après-Champagne. Snow gently dusts the town at night, silently blanketing the chalets and slopes. For one weekend, this backdrop served as a luxe playground for Moncler (and around 300 of its guests) to usher in its Grenoble fall/winter 2025 collection.
