Laura Pitcher is a writer at Nylon. She covers a diverse range of topics including fashion, culture, and lifestyle, with a focus on the fashion industry, pop culture, and cultural movements. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Vogue, The Atlantic, and The New York Times.
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By: Laura Pitcher
There are a number of expectations put on the shoulders of every wedding guest: You are to show up in the dress code bring an expensive present from
Clothing shapes more than bodies for Colleen Allen. In The Row alumnus' hands, attire becomes a conduit for cultural conversation.
By: Laura Pitcher
It's one thing to hear about Hinge prompts and ill-defined situationships in your group text. Experiencing modern love yourself is a different story, especially when you're unraveling your life from another person's.
“I made a PowerPoint of my sexual roster because my friends were so invested in my single life.”
Because why not turn your parents’ divorce diamonds into a necklace you wear every day.
By: Laura Pitcher
In the summer of 2024, Isabella O'Day went on a yoga retreat in the south of France. She was going through a breakup and looking to pack “cool
A quiet revolt against the ‘Alo Yoga aesthetic’ has come to a head this year.
We can’t see the bottom of a lot of jeans right now.
By: Laura Pitcher
Last month, after a workout class, I threw my knee-high lace-up boots over my leggings to avoid having to change for the way home.
‘I spent thousands of dollars on Everlane over the years. Now I’m done with the brand.’
