Lily Moayedi, founder of Dread the Thread, a clothing brand that blends individuality, creativity, and flair to help everyone express their distinctive style, talked with MUUZ. From her approach to fashion and the inspiration behind DTT to her personal MUUZes and advice for aspiring creatives, Moayedi shares an inside look at her journey and the ideas behind her brand.

Meet Scene Social, the app changing the way girls find their next night out in NYC. It’s Saturday night, the group chat is blowing up, everyone wants to go out, and somehow no one actually knows where to go. You scroll TikTok, send a few videos to the group chat and ask around, only to still wonder whether the place you picked is actually the place to be.

She is more than just an It Girl; she is the founder and visionary behind Jewel Summer, a brand that not only sells bikini staples but also inspires young women and emphasizes that the most important fashion staple is confidence.

Budapest is a must-visit city during your European adventures. Stunning architecture, vibrant nightlife, endless shopping, and beautiful views await. Here’s a guide to a mix of tourist + local spots you can’t miss.

“That passion eventually became That’s All. I wanted to take the feeling of discovering an incredible vintage find and turn it into something more girls could experience,”

Honor Warren, a storyteller, passionate filmmaker, and role model, gave Muuz the inside scoop on her new film, sharing the inspiration behind it and how she hopes her journey encourages other young women to pursue careers in filmmaking. When asked what her upcoming film, “Unsaid,” is about, what inspired her to write and direct it, and why now was the right time to tell the story, Warren said the film was inspired by both her personal experiences and the emotions she was navi

Gab Waller has earned a reputation as one of the world’s most sought-after personal shoppers.

Emma Aerin Becker is more than just a beauty writer at ELLE, one of the country’s leading lifestyle and beauty magazines; she is a reminder to young women that no dream is too small.

There’s just something about NYC in the spring and summer that makes everything feel better. The energy, the outfits, the long afternoons that turn into nights without you realizing. And naturally, that means one thing: finding the perfect place to sit, spritz, and yap! So if you’re in your “I only want to sip outside” era right now, here are some of my go to spots.

As people increasingly turn to ChatGPT for emotional guidance, relationship advice, and validation, we risk losing the spontaneity and messy humanity that make life meaningful. From tarot cards to late-night conversations with friends, lived experience offers something no algorithm ever can: a pulse.

As people increasingly turn to ChatGPT for emotional guidance, relationship advice, and validation, we risk losing the spontaneity and messy humanity that make life meaningful. From tarot cards to late-night conversations with friends, lived experience offers something no algorithm ever can: a pulse.

With expectations set sky high, The Devil Wears Prada 2 was one of the most anticipated sequels in years. The original film was iconic, essentially a microcosm of the fashion industry in 2006.

Mimi Moritz and Kylie Rubin, the creative duo behind Kymi.World and rising names within the fashion scene took the time to speak with me about everything from building a brand to MUUZes, creative collaboration, and what it means to shape a new generation of fashion-minded young women.

Marlyn Schiff began her career in New York City, working in fashion after graduating college. She started in Macy’s executive training program before moving into wholesale, working with designers like Alfred Sung and Elie Tahari. But her brand didn’t start as a formal business plan—it evolved naturally. She began designing jewelry on her own, hand-making pieces at her kitchen table in her New York apartment. As she wore them to work, buyers started noticing, eventually leadin

With vacation and the festival circuit right around the corner, it’s officially time to start thinking about swimwear.

No one prepares you for the heartbreak that comes from a relationship ending without a villain. We are taught to understand breakups through blame: someone cheats, someone lies, someone stops trying. There’s a narrative arc, a tidy explanation. Your friends gather around you with wine and righteous outrage and tell you all the reasons you’re better off without them.

Perhaps the most effortless thing we can wear is ourselves.

After much anticipation, we’re happy to report: the girl group is back - and she’s ready to score.

Send the cold email- you might end up front row at New York Fashion Week.

Ella Katz, host of the podcast Taller Toddlers and a former ABC journalist, inspires her audience to embrace curiosity, stay playful, and pursue their passions without outgrowing their sense of wonder.