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Photo-Illustration: WIRED Staff; Getty Images Cruise around TikTok these days and you're bound to stumble on one: A young woman, standing next to a presumed beau, pointing out their “feminine, vintage-Levi’s-wearing, tote-bag-carrying, mustached…

The lights are low, and the room is rammed. The crowd at Soho House Toronto, the local outpost of the global network of private clubs, is a curated coterie of stylists, influencers, and nightlife personalities. The August evening air is cool enough…

In January 2020, about seven months after graduating from McMaster University with a business degree, Nero Yalaju was working a full-time internship in customer relations and analytics at Porsche Cars Canada when she decided to explore roles that…

In June 2020, Taylor Kan was a recent college grad, working remote for a consumer packaged goods company, and—like many of us in the throes of the pandemic—found himself stuck at home with little to do in his spare time. “I was on the internet too…

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As the spring sun rises in the morning, a sharp parallelogram of light settles on my closet. It ensures that my eyes fall directly on its contents, an ever-growing collection of clothes, as if to ask: Do you really need all this stuff? The answer…

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One evening in late January, Jen Agg and her husband, the artist Roland Jean, are playfully squabbling over the origin story of Rhum Corner, their Haitian restaurant on Dundas Street West, which recently celebrated 10 years in business. We’re in the…

Fashion friends and followers, we are gathered here today in memory of trends gone too soon. Quiet luxury, we hardly knew ye. Cottagecore, we expected more. Coastal grandma, you’ve reached nirvana. You were just three of an incalculable glut of…

In the foreword to Artless, NATASHA STAGG's new book of essays and stories, the author deems her opinions irrelevant and mutable. She opts instead for ambivalence, a daring literary stance to assume in a (digital) media environment fueled by hot…

Tech billionaire Bryan Johnson’s quest for eternal youth points at the folly of the longevity industry, packaging fear of aging as scientific progress The third act of the 2016 film The Neon Demon depicts a gory occult ritual intended to preserve…