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These products are all part of my arsenal (so they work), but I admit that I love them mostly because of how they smell.

by Jane Larkworthy, W Magazine

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This season, add a hit of bold pattern to a classic look or layer it on to go over the top. Here are our favorite options.

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Even as temperatures rise, it can be hard to find a sleeveless top that looks more polished than a simple tank. We rounded up our favorites: six sleeveless wonders, no jacket required.

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Trends we can't live without.

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By Tina Huynh, W Magazine

From the runway to the red carpet, tassel earrings have made quite a wave. These Chinoiserie-meets-20s flapper statement pieces are a chic way to be a show off this summer and get a head start on December's Great Gatsby fervor.

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British actress Kaya Scodelario takes on Wuthering Heights.

Kaya Scodelario






By Maura Egan, W Magazine

When director Andrea Arnold was planning her remake of Wuthering Heights (out this fall), she asked to meet Kaya Scodelario for the role of Catherine Earnshaw, but the 20-year-old British actress was a no-show. Scodelario, who was raised by a single mom in working-class London, honed her acting chops as the depressive Effy Stonem on the lurid teen romp Skins rather than at some Shakespeare-soliloquizing academy and didn't think she could pull off a period piece. But Arnold, who favors a gritty Ken Loach-style approach to filmmaking, wanted raw, unbridled energy-the kind Scodelario had channeled so well as an aching adolescent. The actress finally agreed to meet the director, who knew immediately she had found her Catherine. "I just sensed she had this big, independent spirit," Arnold says. Scodelario went in knowing little-she was asked not to read the book-and delivered an

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By Jane Larkworthy, W Magazine

W's Beauty Director Jane Larkworthy shares six skincare lines you might never have heard of but should.

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