Meghan Markle Goes Barefoot for Wellness—and She’s Not the Only One

Plus, Find the Chicest New Arrivals at Zara This Week View in Browser       Update Preferences Meghan Markle is taking wellness to new heights—or rather, grounding it. The duchess just joined a growing list of stars embracing the barefoot movement in the name of mindfulness. And in beauty news, our editors have rounded up 15 fresh haircut ideas that bring volume and shape to fine hair. ANNA CAFOLLA NEWS EDITOR, VOGUE   ANNA CAFOLLA NEWS EDITOR, VOGUE   Meghan Markle Goes Barefoot for Wellness—and She's Not the Only One BY ANNA CAFOLLA The Duchess of Sussex is following in the footsteps of ancient wellness practitioners, for who "grounding" or "earthing" offers profound effects to mental wellbeing. LEARN MORE Your Daily Fashion Fix Polka Dots! Sequin Skirts! Argyle Knits! Find the Chicest New Arrivals at Zara This Week From slouchy leather bomber jackets to shimmering sequin skirts fit for party season, shop the best of Zara's new arrivals. SEE THE EDIT Hello November! Discover the Best Fall and Winter Dresses for Every Occasion SHOP DRESSES Weekend-Ready? Here's How to Get the Model Off-Duty Look SHOP NOW Top stories on Vogue today How Did Heidi Klum Become Medusa for Halloween? (Hint: It Took Six Months) BY CHRISTIAN ALLAIRE "Medusa stood out to me as truly iconic—mysterious yet ferocious," Klum tells Vogue of crafting her Halloween costume this year. SEE MORE The Return of Soft Goth Makeup: Get the Wednesday Addams-Approved Look BY CONÇETTA CIARLO Soft goth is making its way back into the mainstream. Think: greige to dark berry lips, cool-toned contours, and an intentional absence of blush. LEARN MORE In case you missed it 15 of the Best Haircuts to Try if You Have Thin Hair From the pixie cut to a shoulder-length style, the experts weigh in on the best celebrity-inspired cuts for thin hair. Is Snow Mushroom the New Hyaluronic Acid? A natural humectant, tremella fuciformis, better known as snow mushroom, traps water into the skin for a more hydrated and smooth complexion. 25 Years Later, Annie Leibovitz Raises the 'Question of Women' Again A new edition of "Women" (Phaidon) pairs Leibovitz's seminal 1999 collection with more recent photographs, taken between 1993 and today, alongside new essays. MORE FROM VOGUE This e-mail was sent to you by Vogue.com. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, vogue@mail.vogue.com, to your address book.   View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe or manage your newsletter subscriptions   Copyright © Condé Nast 2025. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.