# Vanessa Friedman
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Vanessa Victoria Friedman (born 1967) is Fashion Director and Chief Fashion Critic at The New York Times.
== Education ==
Friedman was born in New York to Stephen J. Friedman, a lawyer, and Fredrica Friedman (née Schwab), a literary manager. She has a younger brother named Alexander.
Mar-A-Lago Face (ft. Biz Sherbert)
The faces of women in the Republican Party have changed drastically, and people have noticed. As the likes of Kristy Noem and Kimberly Guilfoyle become ever-pouchier, pouty-lipped, and blown out in the short time since Trump took office, the internet has been in a frenzy. Some, including plastic su…
Lee Glandorf: Sports marketing, brand building, being a twin
In conversation with Lee Glandorf, author of Boston’s best Substack® The Sweat Lookbook, and former Director of Marketing at Tracksmith.
Lee is many things: an advocate for women in sport, a writer, historian, runner, rower, mother, marketeer, twin, and all-around creative behemoth who's both accom…
What Saks' Bankruptcy Filing Means for Shopping
Vanessa Friedman, fashion director and chief fashion critic of The New York Times, discusses the Saks Global bankruptcy filing to find out what it means for shoppers and vendors, and what it says about the state of retail sales in the city.
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A look at the Kennedy Center, the Melania luxury brand, and more
On February 1, President Trump announced that The Kennedy Center would close for two years for “Construction, Revitalization, and Complete Rebuilding” (capitalization sic). Washington Post art and architecture critic Philip Kennicott sees this as an existential threat to the Center.
And: New York …
Inside Fashion Week
Glittering rats, organza shirt-dresses and Supreme Court vacancies: Vanessa Friedman, the Times’ chief fashion critic, makes sense of New York Fashion Week.
To Go Grey or to Not Go Grey?
For many people, the decision of whether to let their hair go grey naturally, or to begin dyeing it, is a fraught and complicated one. Vanessa Friedman, New York Times fashion director and chief fashion critic, discussed the topic in a recent edition of her column "Ask Vanessa," and shares insights…
The feminist fashionistas uncork ugliness against Usha
One way our nation’s most “prestigious” newspapers show they’re Democrat Party propaganda sheets is when their fashion critics apply all of their tawdry partisan biases to their evaluations of the clothes of politicians (or their spouses). Robin Givhan of The Washington Post was a transparent Democ…
The Most American Episode of The Daily, Ever.
In celebration of the United States of America’s 250th birthday, we posed a simple question to some of our favorite critics, columnists and editors across the New York Times newsroom, people who write about books, movies, TV shows, science, sports, wellness and food. We asked: What’s the most Ameri…
285: On Galliano Backlash, Influencer Drama, Regrettable Rebrands
On today’s episode, we get into the Costume Institute's controversial new exhibit John Galliano: Horizons, Vanessa Friedman’s take, Dana Thomas’ Substack and NYT op-ed, Meg Stalter’s Carrie Bradshaw cosplay, Matières Fécales’ sensational gowns for Gabriette and Zendaya, Denim Tears’ collaboration…
Should AI be banned from music charts? And, Pope Leo's fashion statement
After an AI-generated cover of a Madonna track topped the national airplay chart in Australia, the music industry has responded by banning AI-created songs from its charts. The move comes as rappers like Tyga and Fenix Flexin are openly admitting to using A.I. in their work, while industry titans l…
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