In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Vogue US

• Ties That Bind
  Mary H.K. Choi didn’t imagine herself getting married, but when her partner needed a way to stay in the country she found herself facing the complexities of love and immigration.
• Material Girl
  How Eileen Kelly transformed a 1920s Los Angeles fixer-upper into her whimsical, pattern-happy new home.
• FLIGHTS OF FANCY
  Summer fiction heads to unexpected places.
• LEARNING CURVE
  Mattie Kahn explores the mind-bending power of trying something new.
• Canvas and Closet
  Stylish exhibitions are popping up all over. Here’s what to see this summer.
• FORCE OF NATURE
  With our country’s national parks and public lands under increasing threat, Nicole Phelps sets up camp in southern Utah’s splendor.
• CULTURAL COUTURE
  For Indigenous artists, earrings are much more than statement jewelry—they’re powerful markers of tradition.
• Earthly Delights
  Tamar Adler traverses the globe, seeking the ultimate potato.
• IT’S IN THE CARDS
  From Christian Dior to Gabriela Hearst and Jonathan Anderson, fashion’s obsession with tarot—on the runway and away from it—is both enduring and on the rise.
• CHARMED, I’M SURE
  Jewelry—and all forms of novel adornment—migrates to the hair.
• SINCERELY YOURS
  CANDOR IS GRACIE ABRAMS’S STRONG SUIT, AND HER NEW ALBUM GIVES US EVERYTHING: AN LA CHILDHOOD, HER ROCKET SHIP RISE, A LONDON ROMANCE. “ME IN PROGRESS,” SHE TELLS BRITTANY SPANOS.
• ARRIVAL
  THE LUCAS MUSEUM OF NARRATIVE ART—AN OTHERWORLDLY ARCHITECTURAL LANDMARK IN LA—IS A PAEAN TO STORYTELLING WRIT VERY, VERY LARGE. GEORGE LUCAS AND MELLODY HOBSON GIVE NATHAN HELLER A PREOPENING TOUR.
• WAYS OF SEEING
  Michael Rider—a curious kid from Washington, DC, who grew up with little interest in fashion—is bringing his joyous, optimistic vision to the quintessentially Parisian label Celine.
• Root and Branch
  For Deb Haaland—whose Pueblo ancestors have lived in New Mexico for centuries—winning the governor’s race would be historic. It would also make her daughter proud.
• GOLDEN STATE
  TWO YOUNG CALIFORNIANS, LEARNER TIEN AND IVA JOVIC, HAVE PUT TENNIS’S PRO TOUR ON NOTICE.
• 400 YEARS YOUNG
  In a fresh—and urgent—New York production of Romeo and Juliet, director Saheem Ali moves the classic teenage love story to the US-Mexico border. Juan A. Ramírez explores how the play can still defy expectations.
• RUN OF PLAY
  ON THE EVE OF THE WORLD CUP, SIX MEMBERS OF THE US MEN’S SOCCER SQUAD PUT ON GAME FACES—AND A FEW OF THE SEASON’S BRIGHTEST LOOKS—FOR A FASHIONABLE KICK AROUND.