Rory Satran is the Fashion Director and "Off Brand" columnist for The Wall Street Journal. With a focus on fashion and style, Rory's articles explore the intersection of luxury, culture, and consumer behavior. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance.
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Rory Satran's articles primarily focus on lifestyle, entertainment, and beauty & fashion. She seems to be interested in covering stories related to luxury brands, red carpet style, celebrity fashion, and women's fashion. Additionally, her coverage attributes indicate a significant interest in event coverage and promotional deals.
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By: Rory Satran
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A roundup of the most inspiring shows during the fall season of Milan Fashion Week, including Prada, Bottega Veneta, Jil Sander and Tod's.
The “Baywatch”-style Nike Olympics track-and-field kit revealed this week in Paris drew criticism from runners. “It’s honestly disrespectful.”
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