THE WASHINGTON POST

STYLE SECTION REDESIGN

Style is your sharp, funny and thoughtful friend who explains why people are dressing that way, talking that way, eating that way, voting that way. Style is interested in what’s new and what’s next, and helping you prepare for it.

50 years of Hip-hop illustrator: David Milan | 50 years of Hip-Hop Print design adaptation: Brandon Ferrill. Fall preview illustrator: Cristina Spanò. Political fetishes illustrator: Javier Jaén
50 years of Hip-hop illustrator: David Milan | 50 years of Hip-Hop Print design adaptation: Brandon Ferrill. Fall preview illustrator: Cristina Spanò. Political fetishes illustrator: Javier Jaén

50 years of Hip-hop illustrator: David Milan | 50 years of Hip-Hop Print design adaptation: Brandon Ferrill. Fall preview illustrator: Cristina Spanò. Political fetishes illustrator: Javier Jaén

POSTNEXT 50

Post Next 50 2025
Post Next 50 2026

A collage of magazine pages from The Washington Post featuring articles and photographs of various people, including young adults and professionals, with yellow, beige, and black design elements. Maria Alconada Brooks
A collage of magazine pages from The Washington Post featuring articles and photographs of various people, including young adults and professionals, with yellow, beige, and black design elements. Maria Alconada Brooks

EGG HEIST

280,000 eggs disappeared from America’s top producer. Then came a ransom note.

Illustration of a telephone receiver, a truck, an egg carton with a question mark, and strings connecting them, representing a story about stealing eggs from a freight truck. Maria Alconada Brooks
The logo with the words 'The Lily' in white font on a black background.

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A newspaper article titled 'The Great Egg Heist' with images of a dispatcher, a truck, a suspect, and eggs. The article describes stolen eggs from a Maryland farm, involving a freight truck and a suspect called a sergeant and detective. The image also shows a question mark on an egg carton and a collage of two men identified as a sergeant and a detective.
Three smartphones displaying different illustrations and text related to women's history month and celebrating milestones, with women engaging in various activities and colorful designs on each screen. Maria Alconada Brooks
Three smartphones displaying different illustrations and text related to women's history month and celebrating milestones, with women engaging in various activities and colorful designs on each screen. Maria Alconada Brooks

The Lily IG
A generation changed
There is no typical abortion story

A drawing of a hand making a peace sign popping out of a blue box labeled "Lily Lines." Maria Alconada Brooks