New York Magazine

The Cut’s solo “Spring Fashion” print issue features Bad Bunny, Doechii, Rosé, conversation-provoking features, unique fashion and beauty coverage, and more.

EDITOR’S LETTER Spring Is for Finding the Light

ENCOUNTER Whitney and the City • Reality star Whitney Leavitt has left Utah to pursue her Broadway dreams—and refuses to be mom-shamed for it.

BEAUTY Actually, That’s a Wig • Full heads of fake hair are more realistic—and talked about—than ever before.

In Conversation: Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons • Even the co–creative directors at Prada think there’s too much fashion.

SELF The ‘Last 20 Pounds’ Pill • The new Wegovy is for people who never thought they would use a GLP-1—whether they just had a baby or are going into menopause.

SHOULD YOU SPLURGE? Don’t Fear the Schlepper • This winter was even grayer, harsher, and grimier than usual. Luckily for us—and you—this season’s spring designs are so boisterous they make things brighter. And where’s the fun in keeping all these feathered façades, edgy pieces of hardware, and punchy hues inside? Make special-occasion accessories your everyday this spring. That tote bag needs a break.

RELATIONSHIPS I Love My Husband (Who Hates Me) • Nothing inspires rage like a woman who defends her partner’s bad behavior.

Life After Leggings • Lululemon invented a category that took over our closets. But a wave of stylish competitors and the return of hard pants have stretched the brand thin.

It’s a Setup! • Meet Tallen and Sal. They’re strangers, but not for long. For a new monthly romantic experiment, our Personals newsletter sends two people on a blind date with one condition: Tell us every juicy detail.

‘Because I Said So … Please?’ • My greatest fear is pushing my daughter away. Maybe I went too far to keep her close.

STAR STUDY • Keeping up with the next big thing in music can feel like cramming for a never-ending final exam. So we put together a colorful cheat sheet. Here, ten of our favorite rising acts talk personal style, artistic influences, and biggest wins to date.

The ARTIST in GRACIE MANSION • M28, RAMA DUWAJI is among the youngest First Ladies in New York City's history, and the only Muslim. Just don't call her the mayor's plus-one.

DIARY OF A 13-YEAR-OLD SKINCARE FOUNDER • Fancy beauty products are now an elementary-school obsession. COCO GRANDERSON knows what girls are looking for.

WORSHIPPING AT THE ALTAR OF ROBYN • The elusive pop legend is back with a new baby and a refreshingly horny perspective on middle age. So we invited musicians, artists, and taste makers to ask her anything—absolutely anything.

LAZARO & JACKK GO SPAINWARD • It’s increasingly rare for designers to get offline to find inspiration. So I persuaded LOEWE’s NEW CREATIVE DIRECTORS to join me on a road trip.

STEVE LACY'S GROWING PAINS • The 27-year-old singer’s career SKYROCKETED with a viral hit and a GRAMMY WIN— and some social-media CONTROVERSIES. Now he’s READJUSTING.

OVERACHIEVER ADHD WHY ARE SO MANY SUCCESSFUL, HIGH-FLYING WOMEN SUDDENLY GETTING DIAGNOSED IN MIDLIFE?

KATSEYE’S DAY OFF • THIRTY-SIX HOURS. SIX POP STARS. TWENTY-FOUR SPRING LOOKS. PLAYING DRESS-UP WITH THE GIRL GROUP OF THE MOMENT.

It’s Probably Time to Rethink Your Type • Astrologically speaking, that is. Consider the elements.