Karley Sciortino’s Erotic Story Inspires Film and Social Media Moment
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She Wrote About Other People’s Sex Lives, Then Wrote a Movie Based on Her Own Karley Sciortino’s story of an erotic discovery became the basis for a film starring Olivia Wilde — updated with a Gen Z twist.
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"watch out tom cruise." Sweeney channeled iconic "Wonder Woman" actress Lynda Carter as she and Braun turned a lakeside escape into a superhero-themed affair. The Instagram carousel offered a peek at the couple's summer getaway, with Sweeney posing in a Wonder Woman-inspired corset costume and coordinating headband alongside Braun in his Superman getup.
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Sweeney and Braun made their relationship Instagram official May 1 after attending Stagecoach together.
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01 Fox News Entertainment Sydney Sweeney is telling Tom Cruise to "watch out" after she strapped herself to the top of an airplane.
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02 Vanity Fair Tom Ford is credited with saying that “dressing well is a form of good manners.” Perhaps that’s why the filmmaker and designer is always wearing a black suit. Like others of his ilk, say, Dapper Dan or Lisa Eisner, Ford is an inarguably perennially best-dressed person. Actors Nicole Kidman and Chloë Sevigny have been on best-dressed lists for as long as they’ve been public figures. Grace Jones has been a muse to Azzedine Alaïa, and Tracee Ellis Ross has gone from walking Thierry Mugler’s runway alongside her mother in the ’90s to being an inspiration to designers like Marc Jacobs, our 2026 Style Issue cover star. Discover the 10 perennials on our Vanity Fair Best Dressed List here.
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