What do you get the woman who already has ear buds, an Instant Pot, and a ClassPass membership? We have a few ideas…(all with expedited shipping)

Two petite M.M. stylists share their favorite tips for women on the shorter side.

TV host Alicia Menendez wanted to stop caring if she was “likeable.” She soon realized that was a trap.

Understand where the dread comes from and what to do about it.

Bopping from fancy cocktails to late night Mariah Carey Christmas sing-along? Here’s one dress that can do it all (and then some).

The struggle to pull off the perfect wardrobe strategy for a winter commute is real, but these expert tips will turn you into a pro. 

The physician behind Netflix’s popular show, ‘Diagnosis,’ on how she manages to teach, see patients, and write a world-famous New York Times column—and still find (a little) time for knitting.

Meet four remarkable women who have defied the odds and are building new lives in the U.S.

“Our current lack of diversity is the most significant national security challenge of our time,” says Maggie Feldman-Piltch. “It’s a mistake to think otherwise.”

Ice skating is cute, but chicken parm is tastier.

M.M.’s Visual Designer beats the early winter chill by diving into the sweatery goodness of our Mediator Omakase.

A festive menu full of drapey knits, cozy cardigans, and lots and lots of stretch.

In her new book, Modern Manhood, Woman of the Week and journalist, Cleo Stiller, explores the feelings, reactions, and next steps men need to take in the post #MeToo era.

Susan Lieu, a Vietnamese-American activist and playwright, reflects on how her mother’s tragic obsession with beauty shaped her own understanding of herself.

Yes, there are turtlenecks involved.

We’ve curated five Omakase wardrobes—versatile and reliable capsule wardrobes—made for women just starting out their careers and women who run the entire operation.

Think of your outfits like a mood ring, only *you* get to set the tone. 

“[Refugees] don’t need people to feel sorry for them—they’re the most resilient people in the world,” says Davidson. “But they do need support to navigate very complicated American systems.”

No two days are ever the same for M.M.’s Senior Communications Manager, Maya Iginla. This week, she’s wearing our new Multitasker Omakase to read to little kids and hobnob with Amal Clooney (no big deal).

Tracking everything closely gives me a small sense of control, that there’s something I can tightly manage in a process that’s mostly out of my hands.

The Director General of The International Baccalaureate on growing up in India, earning a Doctorate of Education and multiple Master’s Degrees, and leading a global organization.