Laura Tortora is a journalist and writer who specializes in fashion, lifestyle, and celebrity culture. With a portfolio that includes Vogue, Vogue Australia, L'uomo Vogue, Vogue India, and British Vogue, Laura brings a unique perspective to her articles, providing readers with insight into the glamorous world of fashion and the latest trends.
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Laura Tortora's coverage primarily focuses on fashion, beauty, and lifestyle topics such as weddings and home decor. She frequently covers events, provides reviews, and includes expert commentary in her articles.
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On Monday, I wrote a story for Vogue about becoming a poll worker in Pennsylvania. I volunteered in hopes of avoiding the news cycle on election day.
As we stare down the barrel of a second Trump presidency, it can be hard to feel optimistic about the future of abortion rights in the United States.
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“I am here to say that while I concede this election, I do not concede the fight that fueled this campaign," Harris said on Wednesday, addressing students and faculty at Howard University.
During such precarious moments, our clothing takes on a bigger meaning. It becomes armor, a source of comfort, a signal of shared values. Being surrounded by people in mourning clothes offered an unexpected moment of comfort and community. This morning, I walked along the street and waited for the train alongside people—mostly women—dressed in black suits, skirts, and dresses, bloodshot eyes veiled by dark glasses. I know they shared not only my same sartorial tendencies, but also my heartbreak over the election's outcome and profound disappointment in those who voted against our best interests.
By: Laura Tortora, Nicole Phelps, Elise Taylor, Christian Allaire, Hannah Jackson
The women who eked out victories on Tuesday night should not be forgotten, and their success against considerable odds should be a reminder that this country contains multitudes.
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With tongue firmly planted in cheek, Grant ponders memories of horror films past, his reputation for playing cads and narcissists, and his love for all things “end of the pier.”
When I interview health and nutrition specialists, I like to ask what supplements they take regularly. The answer they give me every time? An Omega-3 supplement.
It's been 200 years since a French physician coined the term “menopause.” And for most of that time, it was spoken of in euphemisms (“she's going
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