Anna Estrin is a fashion journalist, writer, and media contributor whose work and personal style have been featured in Vogue Italia, Marie Claire, Harper's Bazaar, and The Wall Street Journal.
For more than fifteen years, she has worked within the fashion industry, covering runway shows, industry events, and the people behind one of the world's most visible and influential businesses. Her reporting has taken her between New York, Miami, and international fashion destinations, where she has spent years exploring the intersection of image, ambition, culture, and success.
She shares her work and style on Instagram.
I have spent years in front of cameras. Fashion events, interviews, photographs, social media, and meetings are part of my professional life, so I have always been conscious of my smile. I wanted it to look beautiful, modern, and natural, not like a row of extremely white, identical teeth. I wanted a smile that suited my face and made me feel confident whenever I laughed, spoke, or saw myself in …
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Cosmetic dentistry abroad is not about the lowest price
“Rich women no longer paint their nails.” Like many provocative declarations born on TikTok, the phrase is exaggerated. Yet it points to a real beauty shift. After years of elaborate nail art, extensions, chrome finishes, and long almond-shaped manicures, the most desirable nails of the moment may be the ones that appear to have nothing on them at all.
The trend has been called “naked nails”: short, natural-looking nails with a …
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Are naked nails in health care just a beauty trend?
Until recently, I believed I understood uniforms.
For more than fifteen years, I covered the fashion industry, attending runway shows, interviewing designers, and writing about the ways clothing reflects culture. Fashion has always borrowed ideas from uniforms, whether military tailoring, aviation jackets, or workwear. I thought I knew why.
Then, after a serious leg injury at Paraiso Miami Swim Week, I unexpectedly found myself in a hospital, not as a journalist, but …
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Medical uniform design is quietly shaping the runway
I spent fifteen years in the world of fashion. Runway shows, parties, exclusive events, beautiful photographs, perfect smiles, the right connections. A world where the outer shell is often valued more than what lies beneath it.
Over those years, I met hundreds of people. Many called themselves friends. Many said all the right things. Many built around themselves an image of success, importance, and influence.
And then, in a single second, everything …
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Why we know the model’s name but not the surgeon’s
