
Isabel Slone
Freelance Fashion Journalist at Freelance
“noted eggnog scholar”│ journalist on the fashion and freak beat │ bylines in @nytimes, @harpersbazaarus etc. │ (she/her)
Articles
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3 days ago |
elle.com | Isabel Slone
When Margiela introduced the Tabi boot in 1988, its split-toe design quickly earned cult status. Decades later, in 2025, the once-niche silhouette is nearly as ubiquitous as the Adidas Samba. But in a market now saturated with cloven-toe footwear, one quiet contender has been waiting in the wings: the Nike Air Rift. As the weather warms, you may have noticed an unusual number of bulbous, cleft-toe sneakers shuffling through the streets. You’re not imagining it.
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4 days ago |
elle.com | Isabel Slone
When Margiela introduced the Tabi boot in 1988, its split-toe design quickly earned cult status. Decades later, in 2025, the once-niche silhouette is nearly as ubiquitous as the Adidas Samba. But in a market now saturated with cloven-toe footwear, one quiet contender has been waiting in the wings: the Nike Air Rift. As the weather warms, you may have noticed an unusual number of bulbous, cleft-toe sneakers shuffling through the streets. You’re not imagining it.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Isabel Slone
When Margiela introduced the Tabi boot in 1988, its split-toe design quickly earned cult status. Decades later, in 2025, the once-niche silhouette is nearly as ubiquitous as the Adidas Samba. But in a market now saturated with cloven-toe footwear, one quiet contender has been waiting in the wings: the Nike Air Rift. As the weather warms, you may have noticed an unusual number of bulbous, cleft-toe sneakers shuffling through the streets. You’re not imagining it.
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2 weeks ago |
fashionmagazine.com | Isabel Slone
A hypnotic fireplace is lulling me to sleep. As I sip turmeric-ginger tea out of a wonky ceramic mug, surrounded by soothing beige decor, my nostrils fill with the heavy scent of palo santo and I lean back and start to sink into the deep, comfortable couch I’m perched on. I’m so relaxed that I feel my eyelids getting heavy until a thought snaps me awake: In a matter of minutes, I’m going to have a giant needle stuck in my arm.
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1 month ago |
torontolife.com | Isabel Slone
Who: Brendon SavicMain gig: Flight attendantAnnual salary: $51,466Side hustle: CabinetmakerAdditional income: $1,000 to $1,500 per projectI grew up in Cold Lake, Alberta, where my mom worked as a registered nurse and my dad as a master cabinetmaker. They immigrated to Canada from Serbia in 1985 and have the immigrant work ethic. While my mom was working long hours, my two older brothers and I would spend time in my dad’s woodshop. At six years old, I was playing with a wood lathe.
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