Kate Hughes

Today's mothers turn to bespoke engraving as an expression of familial bonds. Heirlooms are, at their core, a sacred celebration of our choices—a record of what we’ve worn and who we’ve shared our hearts with.

One NYC-based editor and author makes her move to a white-hot title in hopes that she can cement her life’s work of elevating diverse and disenfranchised voices. Hear how she goes forth with equal doses grit and glamour.

Marriages have gone topsy turvy all over the world during the COVID-19 pandemic. As someone who works to heal relationships by teaching individuals how to love better, Love McPherson saw demand soar.

Accessible design makes your app more usable to more people. Learn ways to design for inclusion from color contrast to keyboard accessibility.

By taking on the 20th anniversary campaign, Kander joins the ranks of such photography greats as Richard Avedon, Annie Leibovitz, and Walter Chin.

In the quarter century after it was first built in New Orleans East, the Audubon Louisiana Nature Center grew to become an environmental education hub. When Hurricane Katrina swept through the Gulf region, it left the center broken, its darkest hour.

Exactly a year ago, Vina Brown styled her collection of modern First Nations jewelry with ELOQUII looks.

A lot of behind-the-scenes work goes into a great Red Carpet reveal. Read how a makeup pro photographer & bloggers give a fashion moment a lasting impact.

The evolution of rare Marc Jacobs runway photos demonstrate the power of a fashion photography archive for brands in the digital age.

Designers at the forefront of human-computer interaction share psychology-based insights that support their AI work.

Designers and developers collaborate in many ways including cross-skilling, user research, and inclusive workflows. In the end, the user wins.

Ask research respondents who are neurodivergent how they prefer to be communicated with and ensure accessibility standards are met.

Left wonderstruck, anyone who’s felt the sight-shifting, skin-cooling experience of watching a total solar eclipse knows the grandeur of what’s to come.

Snaps on the red carpet aren’t just restricted to the step and repeat. Historically sidelined fans now eagerly await their favorite celebrities at award-show arrivals, concert exits and, especially, film premiere red carpets. The goal? A rare and elu

Shannon and Jason didn’t see themselves represented in the fiber arts industry. So they decided to be what they couldn’t see. They built their business from scratch and now mentor other queer artists and BIPOC designers.

There are few things more intimate than standing at a vanity and applying your makeup at daybreak. One of these things, however, is letting a guest into your home to time you while you do it.

Chef and restauranteur Nicole Ponseca is putting Filipino food on the map – and this pursuit is putting her in the spotlight, too. This season, she celebrates the anniversaries of her two NYC restaurants, all while polishing up her upcoming cookbook

Sought-after hairstylists reveal why the beehive hairdo continues to have traction with fashionable 60 years after it first arrived.

As Co-deputy Director of Policy and Programs at the Transgender Law Center and the Founder/Executive Director of the non-profit House of Tulip, Mariah leads efforts to provide trans and gender-nonconforming communities with stability.

Since my daughter Penelope arrived in November, I've learned how to do almost everything with one hand - and her in the other. Birchbox's subscription service makes it easy to find those products.