The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Thousands of people online have recounted visiting a similar mall-like setting while they sleep. Theories vary wildly.
Author: Jessica Roy
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Why Are the Microphones on Social Media So Small?
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Once a quirky accessory, small external microphones have become ubiquitous in social media videos.
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In a Throwback, Hiking Shawty X Account Goes Viral for Photos of Long Walks and Food
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Charlotte Ward just wanted to share photos with family and friends, but she has built a community of people documenting their journeys, and the food they eat afterward.
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In a Throwback, Hiking Shawty X Account Goes Viral for Photos of Long Walks and Food
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Charlotte Ward just wanted to share photos with family and friends, but she has built a community of people documenting their journeys, and the food they eat afterward.
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Dior, Fendi and Other Luxury Options Abound for Parents on the Stroll
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Luxury options and brand collaborations abound for parents looking to project wealth and luxury while out for a walk.
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The Life of a New York City Teen? TikTok Can’t Get Enough.
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Young posters are thriving by making Manhattan a main character. “Everybody wants to see what New York City life is like,” one teen said.
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AI Influencers Like Lil’ Miquela and Mia Zelu Are Redefining Fame
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Influencers like Lil’ Miquela and Mia Zelu have millions of followers and generate serious income, despite being created with artificial intelligence.
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At 79, Larry Pennington Is an Overnight Style Sensation
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Larry Pennington, a fashionable former educator, was looking to share some advice on home décor and thrifting. He became an unlikely social media darling.
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Camille Charriere Accuses Kim Kardashian and Skims of Copying Her Work
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
A fashion influencer stirred things up — not necessarily in a good way — by comparing her work to a collection by Skims. She’d rather talk about sustainability.