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July 02, 2024BruceDayne

Marc Jacobs Goes to Toon Town

July 02, 2024BruceDayne

Sometimes you don’t know whether to laugh or cry. In a week that brought us a crushing far right wave in France, and the United States Supreme Court giving the former commander-in-chief (now convicted felon) unprecedented immunity, designer Marc Jacobs argued forcefully in favour of raging against the dying of the light.

“Joy, Period” was the title of his show notes, and despite our collective feeling that there is no way out of the abyss into which we are sinking, it was a beautiful balmy night in Manhattan, and Jacob’s off-schedule presentation took place again in the soaring main hall of the New York Public Library. It lasted a full five minutes — six, maybe, if you were seated at the far end of the runway. (The show began exactly at 7:30pm, and if you lived nearby, you could get home by 7:45 to hear President Biden excoriating the Supreme Court ruling.)

But as it turns out, you can cover a lot of ground in five minutes. The show began with enormous white sundresses with almost humorously distended bustlines, that managed to exhibit the will to stand up on their own, and yet also evinced a surprising lightness. It was the first of many looks that seemed to argue that perhaps we could escape — not to Canada! — but to a cartoon universe where the inhabitants would greet us wearing ginormous eyelashes glued to their heads by neon-bright strips shaped like fruit slices. (Because, why not?) Furthering this comical comic strip vibe were shoes with toes curved like Smurf hats.

Giant polka dot frocks brought to mind the wardrobe of Minnie Mouse; a tailleur owed its colour scheme — bright red big-buttoned jacket on top; swirly royal blue on the bottom — to Olive Oyl from “Popeye.” The ball gowns that closed the show had the air of Cinderella’s iconic periwinkle evening dress, here rendered in, among other combos, purple-and-fire engine red, accompanied by gargantuan white gloves that might have been purloined from a Toon Town surgical theatre.

If there was a whiff of Rei Kawakubo in the odd proportions, the sometimes ungainly silhouettes that relied paradoxically on rigorous construction, this was probably no accident. “Everyone is influenced by Comme des Garçons,” Jacobs once alleged. “Anybody who is aware of what life is in a contemporary world is influenced [by Kawakubo’s brand].”

Then again, the collection may have been militantly cheerful, but the clothes were far from ridiculous. Skip the eyelashes, junk the elf shoes, and you would be perfectly happy in a pale full-skirted suit or a neat pullover or even a checked pink-and-white puffy-sleeved square-necked cropped top, a garment worthy of a latter-day Brigitte Bardot, lolling around on the beach without a care in her pretty little head.

Or maybe not. Maybe all the dots and checks in the world won’t distract her from the gravity of the matters at hand. “While the future remains unwritten, I am steadfast in my daily practice of choosing love over hate… I believe in living with authenticity — free from validation and permission of absurd conservatism and societal norms,” Jacobs wrote in his notes, a sentiment no less fierce than the hugest flapping eyelash, shielding what just might be a tear.

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Richemont Names New Cartier CEO

July 02, 2024BruceDayne

Vigneron led Cartier for eight years and boosted sales by reducing model lines and focusing on the storied brand’s best-selling jewelery collections and watch designs. That strategy, which cemented Cartier’s position as the top global jewelry house and second-biggest luxury watchmaker, isn’t expected to change under the leadership of Ferla, who previously spent 11 years with Cartier beginning in 2006.

The change marks “a very smooth transition at Richemont, which should reassure investors,” Vontobel analyst Jean-Philippe Bertschy said. The two brands are Richemont’s “sales and profit drivers,” with Cartier accounting for about 10 billion euros ($10.7 billion) in annual sales and Vacheron Constantin about 1 billion euros, Bertschy said.

Richemont shares were little changed in early Zurich trading Tuesday. They’ve fallen about 6% over the past 12 months.

Since his 2017 move to the top job at Vacheron — one of the so-called holy trinity of Swiss watchmakers along with Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet — Ferla has vaulted the watch maker into the top 10 Swiss brands by revenue. Sales at the brand, best known for its Overseas sports watch collection and the recent reissue of the 222 model in gold, increased by about 18% in 2023, according to estimates by Morgan Stanley.

Under Ferla’s leadership, Vacheron has reduced its dependence on sales to China, increased its presence in the top US market and sold more watches direct to consumers through its own boutiques.

The change announced Tuesday marks the latest executive shakeup at Richemont. The company in May named Nicolas Bos, previously head of Van Cleef & Arpels, its second-biggest jewelry brand behind Cartier, to be the new group CEO. That appointment clarified some succession questions at the company controlled by South African billionaire and Executive Chairman Johann Rupert.

Cartier is the crown jewel of the Richemont empire, and the brand’s watch and jewelry sales are the biggest single contributor to the company’s sales and profit.

Richemont’s stable of jewelry maisons, which also include Italian brands Buccellati and the recently acquired Vhernier SpA, account for about 70% of Richemont’s overall sales, according to UBS analyst estimates.

Richemont said Vigneron will retire and assume the position of chairman of Cartier’s culture and philanthropy arm while working with Ferla on the transition.

Vigneron was once considered a potential CEO candidate at Richemont before the May appointment of Bos, to whom the jewelry brands’ top executives will report.

The company has yet to name a new CEO for Vacheron or for Van Cleef & Arpels.

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So That’s Why Your Skin Gets Crepey As You Get Older

July 02, 2024BruceDayne

Crepes may be delectable, but crepey skin? Not so much.

The term describes skin that, like crepe paper, appears thin and crinkled and typically lacks the elasticity, thickness and firmness of youthful skin.

“Crepey skin is primarily an aesthetic concern but it can also be indicative of potential health issues,” board-certified dermatologist Dr. Shoshana Marmon told HuffPost. “Since it usually develops as a result of substantial sun damage, individuals with crepey skin may be at increased risk for the development of skin cancer. Additionally, since crepey skin is thinner and less elastic, it may be more susceptible to bruising and tearing, which could lead to infection if not properly cared for.”

Plenty of creams and lotions claim to alleviate the appearance of crepey skin, and anyone who wants to take care of it quickly can seek doctor-administered treatments. We spoke with experts who weighed in on what works best and whether there’s anything you can do to prevent crepey skin from forming in the first place.

Why and when crepey skin forms.

As Marmon hinted, crepey skin primarily results from sun exposure. “A frequent misunderstanding is that crepey skin develops solely from aging, but lifestyle factors like sun exposure and smoking are significant contributors,” she said. “While everyone is susceptible to crepey skin, people with lighter skin tones, who are more prone to sun damage, are particularly at risk.”

Sun exposure causes the skin to lose volume due to dehydration. “It doesn’t store water the same because the integrity of the skin is damaged,” board-certified dermatologist Dr. Shani Francis told HuffPost. That leads to degradation of collagen and elastin, the proteins that hold water and therefore help the skin keep its structure.

Any ultraviolet exposure, even from tanning beds, can lead to the formation of crepey skin. “It’s really not the sun itself — it’s ultraviolet radiation,” Francis explained. “Any type of ultraviolet radiation exposure is going to damage and degrade the collagen and the elastin tissues.”

Genetics play a factor, too. “If you look at your parents, if they have crepey skin, you know you need to start the process of preventing a little bit earlier,” Francis said.

According to Marmon, many women begin to notice crepey skin around the time they hit menopause because the drop in estrogen during that time speeds up the decrease in collagen and elastin, resulting in a thinning of the skin with a loss of moisture and fat.

“It starts around middle age and gets worse as we age,” Francis reiterated. “The elastic fibers, they start off very strong. Twenty-something-, 30-something-year-olds, their skin snaps right back. Once you get to 40, it doesn’t quite work that way.”

Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Noëlle S. Sherber told HuffPost that crepey skin from UV damage usually shows up around the eyes, the chest and the backs of the hands. Some people also see it above the knees and on the inner arms.

What you can do to prevent crepey skin.

Wearing sunscreen may seem like the obvious way to ward off crepey skin, but Francis said another method may be more effective.

“You can’t see light through your clothes — that’s better,” she said, “Sunglasses, a hat, those things are always better than sunscreen because they’re on and in place. Sunscreen doesn’t last. It’s not permanent. Sun protection instead of sunscreen is much more comprehensive. I always tell people, think of sunscreen as your last line of defense.”

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Sun exposure causes the skin to lose volume due to dehydration, giving the skin a crepey appearance.

For the areas that clothing and accessories can’t cover, apply sunscreen. The American Academy of Dermatology recommends a water-resistant one that offers broad-spectrum protection with SPF 30 or higher.

Some over-the-counter options to try for crepey skin.

Marmon wants to temper expectations of seeing results from over-the-counter treatments claiming to eliminate the appearance of crepey skin. “While creams, moisturizers, lotions and especially sunscreen are helpful in maintaining skin health, eliminating all signs of aging is pretty much impossible,” she said.

However, with regular use, topical products with ingredients such as retinoids, alpha hydroxy acids, peptides, growth factors, hyaluronic acid and antioxidants can help to stimulate collagen production, therefore improving skin quality.

“These products generally take several months before you see their potential benefit,” Sherber warned, adding that a high price tag doesn’t equate to a higher likelihood for results. “A misconception is that only high-end skin care products can combat crepey skin, when in fact, consistent use is far more important than the price tag.”

You want to make sure the moisturizer you pick also contains water to rehydrate the skin. “Water is the number one hydrator,” Francis said. “A big mistake people make is coating skin with oil when they’re already dehydrated because all that’s going to do is improve the barrier.”

Francis particularly loves products with niacinamide, a form of vitamin B3, as a way to help alleviate the appearance of crepey skin. It can also be taken as a supplement.

Sherber offered an easy way to test whether a moisturizer is thick enough to properly hydrate: “When you open the jar and flip it upside down, if it doesn’t drip, then it should be a good barrier support product.”

Doctor-administered treatments to address crepey skin.

On May 15, the Food and Drug Administration approved the first skin booster, Skinvive by Juvederm, to improve skin smoothness in adults over 21. The booster is an injectable hyaluronic acid with a serum texture that has been used for years overseas, where they refer to it as Volite. “Unlike fillers, which volumize, skin boosters replenish skin’s deep hydration and can give fantastic results for skin quality improvement, especially in thin-skinned areas that are prone to crepey texture,” Sherber explained.

Other injectables, like Radiesse and Sculptra, stimulate the body to synthesize collagen. Options such as radio frequency skin tightening and fractional non-ablative lasers stimulate the body’s natural healing process, leading to the production of new collagen and elastin that promotes thicker and more elastic skin. “Both can significantly improve skin quality,” Sherber said.

For certain anatomical areas, such as around the eyes, she suggested neuromodulators like Botox for reducing crinkling.

Still, “while we can somewhat improve the appearance of crepey skin, the aging process is ongoing and inevitable,” Marmon said. “It is important to have realistic expectations in terms of what to expect from anti-aging products regardless of what they claim to do. Aging is a natural part of life and much better than the alternative.”

Looking to boost the youthful appearance of the skin on your body? Try one of these skin care products for your body that include retinol.

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A skin-smoothing body lotion with encapsulated retinol

This non-greasy and lightweight lotion by Versed contains 0.10% encapsulated retinol, a more stable delivery method of the ingredient, to brighten skin and improve elasticity. It’s also formulated with a blend of cocoa butter and vitamin E, which can help protect skin from environmental damage at a cellular level.

An argan oil body butter with a gentle pro-retinol and antioxidants

Illyas explained that argan oil, which is rich in triglycerides, has hydrating, antioxidant and wound-healing properties and has even shown evidence of improving skin’s elasticity. For this reason, she recommends products like this whipped body butter by Josie Maran, which contains a heavy dose of argan oil and a pro-retinol in the form of pink algae extract.

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Why Some Smart Men Are Starting To Prefer “Dumb Phones”

July 01, 2024BruceDayne

man’s hand wearing a suit holding a simple flip phone

“Dumb” is hardly an adjective you’d want to describe anything you involve yourself with, but for a growing number of individuals, that’s starting to change.

In the mid-to-late 2000s, smartphones took over – quite literally. Suddenly, everyday people had newfound access to a world of convenience right in their pocket, and our reliance on smartphones has only grown in the last decade or so. For more and more people though, the cost of convenience has become significantly more apparent.

Our current phones are quite addicting. They consume much of our day, interrupting activities, social functions, and more. Some people have had enough – and they’re reverting to “dumb phones,” a tongue-in-cheek moniker for cellular devices with limited capabilities when compared to their “smart” counterparts.

Only, today’s “dumb” phones aren’t exactly the same as your 2002 Nokia 3310.

classic 2000s cell-phone with a bigger screen and apps on display

By and large, they’re sleeker, faster, and better-built. A number of them have a few extra tech tricks that maybe you’re not necessarily ready to part with just yet. But if there’s one thing that they have in common – it’s that they help you unplug a bit and lock into real life a bit better.

Before we recommend specific models for you to consider if you’re keen on hopping on the trend, let’s go over some basic pros and cons regarding “dumb” phones and similar products.

“Dumb Phones” Pros:

man smiling while using an old-school early 2000s style cell phone

Cost-effective: Feature-rich mobile devices are generally much more expensive to purchase upfront compared to simpler phone models. “Dumb” devices are a budget-friendly option for those who primarily need basic calling and texting capabilities without the expense of more advanced technology.
Battery Life: One of the standout features of “dumb” phones is that they tend to have exceptional battery life. Due to their simplified functions and lack of power-hungry apps, these phones can last for several days on a single charge, making them ideal for users who travel frequently or have limited access to charging facilities.

Durability: “Dumb” phones are often built to be more robust and durable than smartphones, meaning they can withstand tumbles and rough handling better, which makes them suitable for environments where delicate electronics might not survive.
Simplicity: The straightforward user interface of “dumb” phones appeals to those who prefer simplicity in technology. They are easy to use, with basic menus and physical buttons that make navigation intuitive, especially for older adults or technologically inexperienced users.
Less Distraction: Arguably the most important feature, or lack thereof, rather, is how simple “dumb” devices offer less interruption to everyday life. Unlike smartphones, which are packed with apps and notifications, these phones offer fewer distractions. This can help users stay focused on tasks at hand, such as work or studies, without constant interruptions.

“Dumb Phones” Cons:

Limited Functionality: The primary drawback of “dumb” phones is their limited functionality. They lack the advanced features and capabilities of smartphones, such as internet browsing, apps, GPS navigation, and high-quality cameras. This can be a significant disadvantage for users who rely on these features daily.
Communication Constraints: While a simple “dumb” phone may excel at basic communication (calls and texts), they often lack advanced communication options like video calls or messaging apps that require internet connectivity. This limitation can hinder staying connected in the way that many people expect today.
Network Coverage Dependency: Practically all phones at least somewhat rely on cellular networks for their functionality, and this all the more true when it comes to a “dumb” phone. In areas with poor network coverage or during network outages, their usefulness may be severely limited compared to smartphones that can connect via WiFi or other means.
Social and Professional Limitations: In today's interconnected world, smartphones have become integral for social interactions, professional communications, and accessing information on the go. Using a feature phone may put users at a disadvantage in terms of social networking, job opportunities, and accessing timely information.
Growing Technological Gap: As smartphones continue to evolve with new features and capabilities, the technology gap between feature phones and smartphones widens. This could lead to diminishing support for feature phones in terms of software updates, app availability, and compatibility with newer services and technologies.

Ultimately, it’s important to note that while dumb phones do in fact offer pros such as simplicity, affordability, and excellent battery life, their limited functionality and technological constraints may not meet the needs of some users who require advanced features and connectivity.

The Gentleman’s Lens: Why Dumb Phones May Be Good for Men

A gentleman should be attentive and productive. Those seeking to maximize their potential often feel that their smart devices are simply too distracting. Whether for work, relationships, or self-discipline, the constant buzzing and draw of social media causes many guys to feel stretched just a bit too thin.

The answer? For some, it’s certainly a “dumb” phone. The lack of distraction and constant need to be online and plugged in can bring on a new sense of calm and peace of mind, lending an extra dose of confidence to one’s gentlemanly persona.

Because let’s face it – if you’re so addicted to your phone that you’re checking your notifications during an important work meeting or even while on a date, you’ve got some work to do. For many guys, a “dumb” phone is just what they need to get themselves back on track.

Ready to try the trend?

These are Some of the Best Dumb Phones in 2024:

The Wisephone 2:

Dubbed “the world’s smartest dumb phone,” the Wisephone II is an elegant take on the classic smartphone, only a lot, lot simpler. It has all of the essential tools you could possibly need, with way less of the typical smartphone clutter. Consider this option an easy gateway into the world of “dumb” phones.

Punkt MP02:

The Punkt MP02 is a fun take on the “dumb” phone concept, featuring an attractive retro design with a modern build. It’s simple, durable, and has a big focus on minimalism – and though it does feature some basic “smart” features, they’re toned down to give users some more breathing room.

Punkt. MP02 4G LTE Minimalist Mobile Phone

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Sunbeam F1 Horizon:

A “full feature” flip phone, the Sunbeam F1 Horizon still gives you all the essential smart capabilities you could need, including navigation, weather, and more, all in one neat and compact package with an emphasis on simple technology.

Nokia 8000 4G:

An elegant take on the typical cell phone, this model might remind you of premium devices from the mid 2000s, only this time, you can still access some essential apps like WhatsApp, YouTube, and Google Maps.

Nokia 2780 Flip:

This option from Nokia is a brilliantly sleek take on the classic flip phone design, with basic internet access and app accessibility, not to mention absolutely stellar battery performance.

Nokia 2780 Flip

~~$89.99~~ $41.21

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Light Phone 3:

If high-end minimalism is your game, look no further than the Light Phone III, a premium “dumb” phone that’s anything but. With a focus on healthy living through thoughtful tech, the Light Phone delivers basic phone capabilities in a smooth and futuristic package.

Don't worry – you can still do a decent amount with this phone, with access to weather, directions, music, and more. It doesn’t totally shut you out – it simply keeps things cool, collected, and minimal.

Last Call

At the end of the day, to some, a “dumb” phone may just seem like a passing trend, while to others, they can be a life changing tool.

Choosing a dumb phone over a smartphone largely depends on your lifestyle and priorities. If you value simplicity, extended battery life, and a device that excels at basic communication without the distractions of apps and constant notifications, a dumb phone could be just what you need!

However, if you rely heavily during your day-to-day routine on advanced features like and a wide range of apps for work or personal use, a smartphone would likely be more appropriate despite its higher cost and shorter battery life. Ultimately, the decision hinges on how you use your mobile device daily and what features are indispensable to your lifestyle.

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Ticket to Paris: Nikki Hiltz Wins Fastest Ever U.S. Olympic Trials 1500-Meter Final

July 01, 2024BruceDayne

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The women’s 1500 meters competition at the U.S. Olympic Trials was always going to be a cutthroat matchup due to the sheer depth of the field. But with four Olympians competing alongside several national champions and an American record holders in the final on Sunday in Eugene, Oregon, it turned into a more thrilling battle than anyone could have imagined—and put the rest of the world on notice.

It was Nikki Hiltz, the reigning U.S. 1500-meter champion and U.S. mile record holder, who took home the win with a fierce closing kick. But Hiltz (who identifies as transgender and nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns) didn’t even look at the clock while they were on the track after the race.

“I knew we were running fast, but if someone would’ve told me this morning that 3:56 doesn’t make the team, I don’t want to know that,” they said after the race.

That’s right: It took running sub-3:56 to make Team USA for the Paris Olympics—considerably faster than the Olympic standard of 4:02:50, which nine of the 12 runners had already hit ahead of the final.

The race was so fast, the top eight finishers ran personal bests. But Hiltz found another gear to power past Olympic Trials record holder Elle St. Pierre and Emily Mackay, who was third in the 1500 at the 2023 U.S. indoor championships, in the last 100 meters. Their finish time set a new meet record of 3:55.33—nearly a three-second improvement on the record St. Pierre set back in 2021—and earned a spot on their first Olympic team.

Hiltz’s time is the second-fastest in U.S. history, trailing only Shelby Houlihan’s 3:54.99 American record from 2019.

“My instructions before the race were ‘don’t try to make an Olympic team, try to win a race,’” said Hiltz, who has won four straight U.S. 1500-meter titles, two indoors, two outdoors. “And so that’s what I did.”

A Deep and Fast Field

But Hiltz was well aware of who they were competing against. “This is a deep 1500 final. A rising tide lifts all boats and this field has risen to an epic level!” Hiltz posted on X the night before the race, and their take was correct: “I knew I was going to have to PR to make this team but 3:55, I haven’t wrapped my head around that,” Hiltz said.

St. Pierre, who represented the U.S. in the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 in the 1500 meters and has already earned a trip to Paris by winning the 5,000 meters, took charge of the race from the start.

“I knew the field was really deep, and I just wanted to make it honest,” she said afterwards. “That worked for me in 2021, and I knew that I would do the best if I made it fast.”

Elle St. Pierre (3:55.99), Nikki Hiltz (3:55.33), and Emily Mackay (3:55.90) all ran personal best times to punch their tickets to the Paris Olympics. (Photo: Kevin Morris)

She comfortably held on to that lead until the bell lap—an impressive feat, considering she already had two 5,000-meter races and two other rounds of the 1500 over the previous eight days—but it’s a testament to the depth of the field that the majority of the group stayed right with her.

“It was a bit surprising, I will say,” St. Pierre said. “It was a crazy last lap. There were so many people around, I was just trying to get to the line as fast as I could, you give every ounce of energy you have.”

In the final lap, Hiltz, Mackay, and Heather MacLean, a 2020 Olympian, challenged St. Pierre—and it was likely St. Pierre’s pace-pushing that lit that fire under the entire pack. Mackay, MacLean, and St. Pierre train together with the New Balance/Boston group coached by Mark Coogan. They each had their own race plan, but they were transparent with each other about how they planned to run the race.

“I knew that Elle was going to make it a fast race, and I knew that that was going to benefit me—I didn’t know it was going to be quite that fast, but I think it’s a good thing,” said Mackay, who clocked a 3:55.90 to edge out St. Pierre for second place by just .09. “I thought I could run 3:57 and I was hoping to run 3:56 by the end of the season, so I definitely surprised myself. I think a lot of people surprised themselves today.”

Hiltz agreed: “I thought I was in maybe like 3:57 shape,” they said. “Elle just pulled us all to an incredible time. A month ago, I was in 3:59 shape; where I’ll be in a month, I don’t know. I don’t want to put limits on that.”

St. Pierre may have also been surprised, but she’s not disappointed with her third-place finish. “I’m just really thankful and I’m really proud of myself; that took a lot of confidence and a lot of work,” she said. “It’s amazing that the 1500 has come this far. “I ran a 3:58 in a meet record in the last Olympic Trials, and if you ran 3:56 this time you didn’t make the team—that’s crazy.”

St. Pierre is almost certainly faster when she isn’t running on tired legs, and will likely be a serious medal contender in Paris.

Fighting for Three Spots

In a race that defies expectations like this, there are, of course, bound to be disappointments.

“I really wanted to go to Paris, so I honestly don’t really know what I’m feeling right now besides sadness,” said 2022 national champion Sinclaire Johnson, who came in fourth with a personal best of 3:56.75. “I really feel like I put myself in the best possible situation coming in but the nature of the matter is, three women were better than me today.”

In addition to the top three, Johnson, 2020 Tokyo Olympians Cory McGee (3:57.44) and Elise Cranny (3:57.87) and Heather Maclean (3:58.31), as well as Helen Schlachtenhaufen (3:59.71), all ran under 4:00. This single race produced the second, third, fourth, sixth, and tenth fastest times in U.S. history.

“I just think people are kind of feeding off each other: You see somebody else do something and you’re like, ‘Oh, that’s not unbelievable,’” St. Pierre said.

And it wasn’t just the veterans who showed up to fight for those three podium spots that resulted in Olympic berths. Twenty-year-old Addy Wiley, who broke the 1500-meter collegiate record with a time of 3:59.17 last summer and signed a pro deal with Adidas just six months ahead of the Olympic Trials, held her own with a 4:06.59 (11th place). And 21-year-old Maggi Congdon, a Northern Arizona University junior, lowered her personal best by five seconds, to 4:02:79, in the semifinals, making her the only NCAA athlete in the final. While the two younger athletes did not crack the top 10, they’re a sure sign that the next generation is ready to make their mark on the sport.

On a whole, this race sends a strong message to the rest of the world. The preliminary races of the women’s 1500 meters begin on August 6, and the final will be held August 10.

“This event is just growing and growing, and I literally can’t believe it,” said Hiltz, who won the silver medal in the 1500 at the 2024 World Indoor Championships in March. “I think we just completely elevated U.S. distance running today,” added Mackay. “It’s just amazing.”

RESULTS: U.S. Olympic Trials Live Results

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Marc Jacobs Goes to Toon Town

Richemont Names New Cartier CEO

So That’s Why Your Skin Gets Crepey As You Get Older

Why and when crepey skin forms.

What you can do to prevent crepey skin.

Some over-the-counter options to try for crepey skin.

Doctor-administered treatments to address crepey skin.

Why Some Smart Men Are Starting To Prefer “Dumb Phones”

“Dumb Phones” Pros:

“Dumb Phones” Cons:

The Gentleman’s Lens: Why Dumb Phones May Be Good for Men

These are Some of the Best Dumb Phones in 2024:

The Wisephone 2:

Punkt MP02:

Sunbeam F1 Horizon:

Nokia 8000 4G:

Nokia 2780 Flip:

Light Phone 3:

Last Call

Ticket to Paris: Nikki Hiltz Wins Fastest Ever U.S. Olympic Trials 1500-Meter Final

A Deep and Fast Field

Fighting for Three Spots

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