From Instagram aesthetic to supply-chain stress Matcha, the finely ground green tea powder that became a global lifestyle symbol over the past decade, is facing an uncomfortable comedown.
Budget travelers face post-boom reality A Wall Street Journal test trip to Miami Beach this week found that $1,000 still buys an oceanfront mini-break—but only if visitors make sharp choices on lodging, transport and food.
Why experience can scare off today’s cost-cutting employers Hiring managers in a tight-margin economy are increasingly wary of candidates with long résumés, according to recruiters and job hunters.
Cargo belts and low-rise again — but remixed The early-2000s look is everywhere again: visible waistbands, cargo skirts, glossy lips, skinny sunglasses.
Fashion history meets music legacy A new Wall Street Journal feature revisits the personal style of Miles Davis, unpacking how the jazz icon’s sharp tailoring, leather, and avant-garde silhouettes evolved with his sound.
Safety tools for supervised accounts Meta previewed new parental controls that let adults curb or fully block teens’ chats with AI characters on Instagram, Facebook and Messenger.
The vintage pivot From denim repaired with visible mending to watches with faded dials, “used-looking” is now a sellable aesthetic—and a business strategy.
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