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The Year of Phoebe

“We Will Never Stop” • Before she ran for U.S. Congress, Lucy McBath was a grieving mom. Now she’s one of Washington’s most relentless advocates for gun reform. Rebecca Johnson reports.

Make It Reign • As a young Prince Charles, Josh O’Connor is the latest jewel in The Crown.

Mistress of the Robes

Seeing Red • Winter is coming, which is bad news for a rosacea diagnosis. But a host of new treatments is designed to help you keep calm and get better skin, writes Jancee Dunn.

Small Wonder

Picture Show • The innovative Japanese makeup brand UZ is rethinking how we wear—and why we buy—lip gloss.

the VOGUE list • PROMOTIONS AND EVENTS IN DECEMBER

Area Codes • Designers Beckett Fogg and Piotrek Panszczyk are revising classic forms with crystal-embellished, more-is-more élan.

BEHIND THE LOOK Stealing the Show

Art in Residence

Puff Piece • In these times of highlighter dominance, a matte complexion has become positively passé. Or has it? Leslie Camhi makes a case for the power of powder.

Shelf Help • This holiday season, enliven your library and your living room.

Queen of Diamonds • A new fine-jewelry line puts Serena Williams’s love of all that glitters on center court.

Here and Now • Two stunning tales of survival and escape capture the current moment.

Sharp Objects • As Jagged Little Pill hits Broadway, what do we make of the lightning-rod album that inspired it?

Body of Work • An accomplished dancer and choreographer, Mette Towley is taking on Hollywood and the music industry, defying expectations along the way.

Highest Heights • Unlikely affairs take flight.

Say Anything • Ruthlessly uncensored, outrageously hilarious, Phoebe Waller-Bridge has become everyone’s favorite truth-teller. After a “ridiculous” year, what taboos will she break next?

Family Matters • Today’s most enchanting evening looks are as brilliantly varied—short! long! understated! extravagant!—as the women who wear them. Here, nine models enlist the help of their siblings and children to do dress-up their own way.

Show of Hand • In Morocco’s fabled blue city, sisters Imaan and Aicha Hammam set hearts aflutter in handcrafted dresses that take time-honored craft traditions into a new era.

A Whole New Story • Director Ivo van Hove has done more than brush the dust off West Side Story for its new Broadway run. He’s reinvented it.

The Run of the Place • After years as a teacher and a journalist, Georgia Beaufort has assumed a commanding new role: proprietress of Badminton House in Gloucestershire, an estate with deep roots in an Arcadian past. Plum Sykes pays a visit.

YOUTH DO • “Euphoria makeup” has hit the runways. But what is it about the HBO show’s embrace of Gen Z beauty mores that we can’t get enough of? asks Naomi Fry.

Bag of Tricks • Sisters Adut and Winniy Akech make kinetic art by accessorizing long, slim silhouettes with a bevy of backpacks fit to wear here, there, and everywhere.

Uncommon Objects • A Gucci guitar case? A skateboard from Chanel? This holiday season’s most fabulous (and functional!) gifts hail from delightfully unexpected places.

In This Issue

Valentino bag, $2,795 • It’s not often that a mere bag evokes the divine—its construction so perfectly simple, its Vitello calf–leather outer tanned in such pure white that it appears born in the heavens rather than man-made in the Italian workshops of Valentino. (The ostrich-feather strap is, of course, the grace note.)