Emily Dougherty

1 month ago | elle.com | Emily Dougherty

My Roman Empire? There’s this retreat in Hawaii: You bring the healthiest person you know as your guest, and then over the next few days, your plus-one donates their number two to gift you a health-boosting fecal transplant. Surprisingly, this prospect isn’t what sends me into a spiral (it’s too gross for me to even consider). What keeps me up at night is thinking about whom I would take. An Olympian? A researcher at Google’s longevity center, Calico Labs? Gwyneth?

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Emily Dougherty

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."My Roman Empire? There’s this retreat in Hawaii: You bring the healthiest person you know as your guest, and then over the next few days, your plus-one donates their number two to gift you a health-boosting fecal transplant. Surprisingly, this prospect isn’t what sends me into a spiral (it’s too gross for me to even consider). What keeps me up at night is thinking about whom I would take. An Olympian?

1 month ago | culturedmag.com | Emily Dougherty

There’s a George Silk photo taken in Sun Valley in 1946: Next to tin platters of bread slices and green olives, two skiers sunbathe in bikini tops fashioned from silk scarves, their skin lambent with a cold-cream sheen—at hands length away from each are a pack of Camels and a jar of skincare.

2 months ago | culturedmag.com | Emily Dougherty

Makeup can literally make—or break—a movie. Think of Heath Ledger's weathered Joker mask in The Dark Night or Charlize Theron's full face of Megyn Kelly in Bombshell. The proper cosmetics render the make-believe of it all a bit less obvious—or extremely so, if that's the metacommentary of it all. As awards season barrels in, we've been taking a look back at the standout beauty moments from the year's most cult films.

Feb 5, 2025 | culturedmag.com | Emily Dougherty

Fashion Month may be the most well-known stretch of the industry’s calendar, but for most style pros, the runway merry-go-round never really stops. Between the Big Four (New York, London, Milan, and Paris) and a growing lineup of shows in Copenhagen, Shanghai, Lagos and beyond, editors, buyers, and stylists spend most of their year in motion, moving from Men’s to Couture to Ready-to-Wear to Cruise before the cycle starts again.