Here's your first look at the important fashion news, or at least the most absurd sentences therein.
How are your clothes for meditation? Do you look hot in them? If not, uh oh. You're in trouble. One must dress for success, not just in the office, but in the gym, and in the yoga studio, and wherever you choose to meditate, for that matter.
A summary of the best reads found behind the paywall of The New York Times.
If The New York Times is to be believed, groups of co-workers are now bonding by getting together and sharing those trendy all-liquid cleanses, which, if true, strikes us as sort of troubling given the close quarters officemates so often share and the, um, side effects of these diets.
Jacob Bernstein is a successful culture reporter for the Daily Beast, so he makes sense as a new addition on The New York Times Style section team, but it's his pedigree as much as his clip file that sells him.
The New York Times' Alex Williams has found a new trend in haircuts, and it's dangerous, sort of awesome and really offensive--well its name anyway--"The Hitler Youth."
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