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Portable chargers spent a long time feeling visually separate from everything else people carried. They lived beneath spare cables and forgotten snacks at the bottom of oversize bags, only to be dragged out during airport delays or battery emergencies. No one wanted them visible once the actual charging part was over. The relationship with tech accessories feels different now, especially during the summer when people spend longer stretches outside the house. Now, people rely on their phones even more to manage everything around them. A dead battery no longer means someone misses a few texts. It could suddenly lead to losing access to tickets, maps, reservations, playlists, rideshares, payment apps and travel confirmations. And no one wants their camera inaccessible to document the trip. This shift created room for Rorry and its CharmGo Portable Charger, which approaches portable charging more like a visible lifestyle accessory. Portable Chargers Are More Persona...

“Oh my god, the burgers,” gasped a guest rather breathlessly as she spotted a tray of Corner Bistro’s signature mini cheeseburgers in the distance. And who could blame her: the famed Corner Bistro burger was one of the main draws to cut work and pop into Burberry’s afternoon party called “A Good Sport,” held during the England and Croatia World Cup match. The TVs inside the West Village restaurant were showing the game, while the space had been cleared out to allow for mingling of guests like Myha’la, Adam DiMarco, Richie Shazam, Delaney Rowe, Olivia Ponton, Indira Scott, Paige Powell, Elsie Hewitt, Ella Emhoff, Tony Ozkan and Yesly Dimate. Burberry’s creative director Daniel Lee, wearing an England jacket, snuck in the restaurant’s side entrance. Pimm’s Cups and dirty martinis circulated as new Charli XCX played overhead. Outside the restaurant a Burberry check-painted ice cream truck was parked, which guests visited during commercial breaks....

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Let’s get one thing straight: Nurses are real-life superheroes, tasked with providing essential medical care while, oftentimes, being overworked and underpaid. If you or someone you love is a nurse — fluent in terms like “PITA,” “The Q-Word,” and “Code Brown” — nothing could be a more thoughtful gift for the miracle worker in question than a supportive, comfortable, and actually flattering pair of shoes to carry them, or your very own self, through all those rounds, chart updates, rushed lunch breaks, blood draws, and patient consultations. Studies have shown that nurses walk an average of five miles during a 12-hour shift and a bit over three miles in an eight-hour one. What this means? You should treat shopping for the best nurse shoes just as seriously as you would browsing the in...

Hayley Kiyoko is starting to feel like an empty-nester. “I don’t personally have a kid, but ‘Girls Like Girls’ is my child and I definitely feel like she’s going off to college,” Kiyoko says. “I’ve done everything I can to set her up for success and now it’s for the people.” The musician is releasing her directorial debut “Girls Like Girls,” a queer coming-of-age romantic drama that comes after Kiyoko’s 2023 memoir, which in turn followed her 2015 single, both of the same name. Out Thursday from Focus Features, the film is the result of a 10-year journey of Kiyoko working to bring this story to the big screen.  “I’ve always believed in my heart and in my body and mind that this film needed to exist and that we needed a story like this,” she says. “And so to know that we accomplished that and this is my directorial debut and we have the album coming out as well, all of these dreams that I’ve had that I knew coul...

Beloved neighborhood bistro Claudette has reopened its doors. The restaurant, located along a corner of Fifth Avenue in Greenwich Village, is debuting a new look and menu after closing for repairs on the landmark space in 2024. Part of Carlos Suarez’s Casa Nela restaurant group, Claudette originally opened in 2014 and is ready to invite regulars back for a new experience. “Today, the tone is more polished, the food is classic yet distinctive, and even the experience has evolved to encompass comfort, a sense of occasion and fun,” Suarez said in a statement announcing the reopening. Suarez tweaked the interior design, adding red oak accents to the dining room and vintage pendant lights to the bar. Rosemary fougasse with onion and olive confit. Courtesy of Jeff Mills Bourride with monkfish, mussels and aioli. ...