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    Anifa Mvuemba, the founder of Hanifa, has cultivated a ride-or-die community that showed up in droves for her debut at Bridal Fashion Week.
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    A Bridal Fashion Newcomer Stages a Grand Debut

    Anifa Mvuemba, the founder of the clothing brand Hanifa, presented her first bridal collection, inspired by a luxury wedding complete with a cocktail hour and after-party in Middleburg, Va.

     By Sadiba Hasan and

  1. Living small
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    CreditKatherine Marks for The New York Times

    What Makes a Tiny Home Cool? Apartment Therapy Has Some Ideas.

    The “Small/Cool NYC” pop-up exhibition in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, offers rooms you can explore created by designers you know — and some you may not.

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    Isabel Wilkinson Schor in her new Attersee showroom on the Upper East Side.
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    Don’t Call These Clothes Minimalist. Or Quiet Luxury for That Matter.

    Warning: The versatile, sumptuous pieces at Attersee may telegraph “stealth wealth,” but that’s not the point.

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  3. Vows
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    Micheal Ighodaro, left, and Jirair Ratevosian were married at St. Michael’s Church in New York on Oct. 9. Their reception was held at Legacy Castle in Pompton Plains, N.J., that night.
    CreditGabriela Bhaskar for The New York Times

    A Spark That Ignited in a Brooklyn Kitchen and Continued Around the World

    When Jirair Ratevosian, a Congressional candidate, and Micheal Ighodaro, an activist and filmmaker, first met, both were so busy with work that sometimes a date meant meeting in an airport lounge.

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    Julianna Margulies, John Idol, Scarlett Johansson, Michael Kors and Cynthia Erivo at a benefit for God’s Love We Deliver.
    CreditRebecca Smeyne for The New York Times

    What Scarlett Johansson, Matt Damon and Ziwe Wore to Parties This Week

    A benefit raised money for God’s Love We Deliver, and the comedian Ziwe hosted an event for her new book.

     By Katie Van Syckle and

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    Mara Hoffman in her shop in Manhattan.
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    She Burned It All Down, to Build the Perfect Dress

    Mara Hoffman ditched her successful swimsuit business in order to prioritize sustainability. Nearly a decade later, she’s reaping the rewards.

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It Happened Online

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    Leaf-Peeping Town to Influencers: Get Lost

    In related news, Christian Girl Autumn is back.

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    Beware the TikTok Eavesdroppers

    Strangers’ conversations should not be content.

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    CreditAlexis Dougé

    The Tabi Swiper vs. TikTok’s Vigilantes

    A new addition to the list of bad date villains.

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    The Internet Takes Some Time Off

    It’s the worst time of the year to be online.

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    What Even Is a Social Network Anymore?

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Love

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    Micheal Ighodaro, left, and Jirair Ratevosian were married at St. Michael’s Church in New York on Oct. 9. Their reception was held at Legacy Castle in Pompton Plains, N.J., that night.
    CreditGabriela Bhaskar for The New York Times

    A Spark That Ignited in a Brooklyn Kitchen and Continued Around the World

    When Jirair Ratevosian, a Congressional candidate, and Micheal Ighodaro, an activist and filmmaker, first met, both were so busy with work that sometimes a date meant meeting in an airport lounge.

     By

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    Anifa Mvuemba, the founder of Hanifa, has cultivated a ride-or-die community that showed up in droves for her debut at Bridal Fashion Week.
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    A Bridal Fashion Newcomer Stages a Grand Debut

    Anifa Mvuemba, the founder of the clothing brand Hanifa, presented her first bridal collection, inspired by a luxury wedding complete with a cocktail hour and after-party in Middleburg, Va.

     By Sadiba Hasan and

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    Bridal looks from Scorcesa, Rivini by Rita Vinieris and Sareh Nouri.
    CreditCourtesy of Scorcesa; Rivini by Rita Vinieris; Sareh Nouri

    What We Saw at New York Bridal Fashion Week

    Designers showed camaraderie, while also calling for peace. Several Israeli designers decided to cancel their shows because of the war.

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    “This is a before and after moment,” Nadia Manjarrez said. “I’ve been creating these big shoes, which are my dreams, and what I’ve envisioned for my brand and career. Now I need to fill them.”
    CreditHiroko Masuike/The New York Times

    Among Her Wedding Design Inspirations: Her Father and Feminism

    After working with major designers in evening wear, Nadia Manjarrez found her calling: “Bridal is full of emotion and story.”

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    CreditGreg Finck

    Dressing for the Entire Wedding Weekend

    Bridal Fashion Week, which took place Oct. 10-12, feeds inspiration to brides-to-be. Here are nine pre- and post-wedding looks from the runway.

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Modern Love

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    CreditBrian Rea

    How Has Money Affected Your Relationships? Tell Us Your Stories.

    Send us your true stories about how money has complicated or transformed your relationships, for possible inclusion in a Modern Love project.

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    Jennifer Graham Likes Jennifer Graham

    She shared my name. How could we not become friends? And how could I not have gone to see her when it mattered most?

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    CreditBrian Rea

    Tiny Love Stories: ‘Were They Just Using Me?’

    Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.

     

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    CreditBrian Rea

    My (Liberating) Secret Shame

    I may be unable to have children, and I am relieved.

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    CreditBrian Rea

    Tiny Love Stories: ‘To the Skinny Girl with Sad Eyes’

    Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.

     

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  5. Shop Talk

    Halloween Is for Kids. ‘Kidults’ Too.

    Grown-ups are finding joy in buying toys, going to see movies about toys or dressing up as them to recapture the feeling of being a kid, and businesses are capitalizing on it.

    By Jordyn Holman

     
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