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☆ Have We Officially Reached Peak Ribbon?
▼ + stars: | 2023-09-26 | by ( Laura Pitcher | ) www.nytimes.com time to read: +2 min

The bow itself isn’t new, existing for hundreds of years across trends and genres in the fashion world for its functionality and whimsy. But Mandy Lee, a trend analyst, said it was hard to recall another time in fashion history when bows were center stage. “I think a huge factor in bows trending this time around is the sheer quantity,” she said. (A “basic” outfit with bows is an example of “Lana Del Ray” aesthetic, for instance, rather than boring.) Some people are “disgusted or enraged by the sight of ribbon woven through bread or cheese,” Ms. Park said, adding that there can never be “too much of a bow moment.”

Persons: Jodie Turner, Smith, Mandy Lee, Lee, Ms, “, Lana Del Ray, Lina Sun Park, ”, Park Organizations: London, Vogue

☆ A Wedding in 2025? Not Astrologically Ideal for Me.
▼ + stars: | 2023-07-22 | by ( Laura Pitcher | ) www.nytimes.com time to read: +1 min

Last year, Alice Bell told Jesse Zannino that he needed to propose by May 2023. “My astrology for getting married is really good in 2024 but not in 2025,” Ms. Bell explained in an interview. The beginning of their relationship was also based on astrological guidance — she timed their first date with the new moon in February 2021 — so Mr. Zannino took the suggestion in stride. After Mr. Zannino, a director of business development, met Ms. Bell’s astrologically aligned proposal deadline on April 28, she quickly mapped out potential wedding charts in order to find a date. She landed on June 8, 2024, which was ideal for both of their birth charts, she said.

Persons: Alice Bell, Jesse Zannino, ” Ms, Bell, Zannino, ”, ” “, ” Mr, Bell’s Locations: New York

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