Freelance Writer, Boston Magazine, The Wall Street Journal
Todd Plummer is a freelance writer who has contributed to various publications such as Boston Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Vogue, and Robb Report. With a diverse range of topics, Todd's writing covers everything from travel and lifestyle to fashion and design. His work has been featured in notable publications like The New York Times, Travel + Leisure, and Harper's Bazaar Netherlands.
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By: Todd Plummer
Curious about Canadian wine? Want dramatic coastline views? Looking to hop between charming fishing villages? You can find it all on these road-trip routes through Nova Scotia..
“When you have a beautiful cast, half your work is done,” the show's costume designer, Jany Temime, says
By: Abigail Malbon, Alice Cavanagh, Andrea Cheng, Todd Plummer, Jessica Poitevien, Kayla Becker, Condé Nast, Gemma Askham, Madison Flager
With 77,000 miles and counting this year alone, I've had a whole lot of time to develop a trusty formula for comfortable airport outfits that still look good.
It's often said that not all heroes wear capes, but what do antiheroes wear? And we're not asking about the Taylor Swift variety.
There are worse jobs in the field of costume design than having to dress Blake Lively . Eric Daman first came to understand this when he costumed
This is part of Global Sounds, a collection of stories spotlighting the music trends forging connections in 2024.
The Indigenous language of the Incas, still spoken by an estimated 10 million people, has found its footing in contemporary sounds.
By: Todd Plummer
One writer balances the anxiety around departing from at-home routine with the joy of being open to experiences and the need to flexible while traveling.
By: Todd Plummer
Some pieces were “highly emotionally charged,” explains costume designer Kiersten Hargroder
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