Rachel Tashjian is a Fashion Writer at The Washington Post. She covers a range of topics within the fashion industry, including luxury goods, apparel design, and the intersection of pop culture with social issues such as diversity and inclusion. Rachel's work has been featured in numerous publications, including GQ Magazine, Harper's Bazaar, and CNN.
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Rachel Tashjian's coverage predominantly focuses on beauty, fashion, and lifestyle topics. She particularly covers events such as the Golden Globes and explores themes related to personal style, photography, and shopping trends.
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By: Rachel Tashjian
When “The Devil Wears Prada” was released in 2006, it won over countless fans: critics adored how it spikily satirized the sudsy but serious business of fashion magazine publishing; Meryl Streep, playing formidable magazine editor Miranda Priestly, and costume designer Patricia Field (who also masterminded the looks on “Sex and the City”) earned Academy Award nominations; and the film grossed over $300 million.
When “The Devil Wears Prada” was released in 2006 it had countless fans and easily appeased critics. The fashion industry however, needed further convincing. It’s a different story for the hotly anticipated sequel.
By: Rachel Tashjian
(CNN) — The late fashion editor Diana Vreeland — who pioneered a spirit of probing whimsy that inflects everything from the Met Gala to “The Devil Wears Prada” to TikTok — was once asked what advice she'd give to young designers.
By: Rachel Tashjian
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The annual Met Gala, which takes place this year on Monday, May 4, is always a lightning rod for controversy. Was Karl Lagerfeld too problematic to serve as a 2023 theme?
The annual affair is always a lightning rod for controversy, but this year’s, sponsored by Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos, is proving especially contentious.
By: Rachel Tashjian
After the Met announced the Jeff Bezoses' participation, many social media users called for a boycott.
By: Samantha Guff, Max Burnell, Natalia V. Osipova, Rachel Tashjian
Exclusive: Getting ready for the Met Gala with Vogue's Chloe Malle English
By: Allison Lau, Angelica Pursley, Rachel Tashjian, Alexandra Gilwit
Eva Longoria learns 3 secrets to packing like a style pro Going on a big trip and struggling to pack the right balance of chic and practical pieces?
