Rachel Felder

2 weeks ago | bostonglobe.com | Rachel Felder

Jane Larkworthy, a veteran beauty writer and top-ranking editor during “The Devil Wears Prada” era of influential print fashion magazines, died June 4 at her home in New Marlborough. She was 62. Her sister, Kate Larkworthy, said the cause was breast cancer. Ms. Larkworthy’s work began appearing in magazines in the mid-1980s; her first job was at Glamour, followed by a stint at Mademoiselle. By 1997, she was the beauty director of Jane, a popular magazine aimed at young women.

3 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Rachel Felder

She made her mark in publications like Glamour, W, Jane and Mademoiselle. In 2007, she was on the receiving end of media attention, testifying in a sensational trial. Jane Larkworthy, a veteran beauty writer and top-ranking editor during "The Devil Wears Prada" era of influential print fashion magazines, died on Wednesday at her home in New Marlborough, Mass. She was 62. Her sister, Kate Larkworthy, said the cause was breast cancer.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Rachel Felder

Part of the semiprecious stone is to be used in 10 versions of the Bird on a Rock brooch, with another part of the stone to be left in a natural state and made into a tabletop ornament. In late January, Victoria Wirth Reynolds of Tiffany & Company was getting ready to leave Bangkok for her next stop on a business trip through Asia when she scheduled a last-minute meeting with a gem dealer.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Rachel Felder

Carina Hardy didn't grow up knowing she would follow her father, John Hardy, into the industry. But now she is the name behind a brand with Balinese-made pieces too. As a young girl, Carina Hardy spent much of her childhood in Bali, surrounded by rings, bracelets and necklaces: Her father is the jewelry designer John Hardy and her mother, Cynthia Hardy, was then overseeing his self-named brand. But following in her parents' footsteps wasn't always part of her plan.

Mar 31, 2025 | nytimes.com | Rachel Felder

Olivier Meylan watches range from a sleek 40-millimeter quartz-powered timepiece priced at 269 British pounds, or $347, to a 42-millimeter automatic moonphase chronograph movement for £2,295, or $2,958, both with Swiss movements. The brand's watches are stainless steel; many are covered in black, blanketed with a coating known as P.V.D., or covered in materials like yellow or rose gold.