Thank you.

Not guilty and not innocent, just O.J.

'So one leaves it to his family to grieve. To his friends to reminisce. The public can only ask: What did we see in Simpson? The only way to mourn him is with regret.'

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Well written perspective by Robin Givhan publishe in the The Washington Post #oxfordhighschool #stopthekilling

'The Crumbleys was an unusual prosecution. The closest comparison might be the recent case of Deja Taylor. In Virginia in 2023, Taylor's 6-year-old son gained access to…

'There is always a distinction, sometimes slight and sometimes expansive, between a person’s private self and the character they present to the world,' writes Robin Givhan. Read more: washingtonpost.com/nation/2024/03…

'Trump laments that courts are forcing a trial when he’s trying to satisfy his ambition. He sounds a bit like a guy who has shown up at a stadium and can’t believe there’s a line for the men’s room. He can’t believe the inconvenience' ⁦Robin Givhan⁩ washingtonpost.com/nation/2024/03…

.University of Michigan's 2024 Spring Commencement ceremony will feature U-M alum Brad Meltzer, an award-winning, best-selling author, as the main speaker. Fellow alum Robin Givhan, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, will deliver the address at the Rackham Graduate Exercises.

Dries Van Noten 'made a person want to wear his clothes with an intensity beyond reason. And the wonder of it all was that such desire could be fulfilled. The clothes would be produced. (Too often, they are not.)' Wonderful Robin Givhan on Dries! washingtonpost.com/nation/2024/03…

The Washington Post is hiring a theater critic. Enormous shoes to fill following Peter Marks, but a great job to make into your own. washpost.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/washingtonpost…

.Robin Givhan: 'As long as [Black] folks remember their place. And Trump makes it clear that place is nowhere near where he comfortably, disdainfully stands.' washingtonpost.com/nation/2024/02…

When Fani Willis took the stand, her fury was precise and laser-focused wapo.st/3UDMg0Z

“The hearing had been taken over by Willis and her outrage. Whether her anger was defensive or righteous, it was something to behold.”

Ben Mendelsohn tells Robin Givhan, “When I'm acting, I'm not acting from a place where things are definite, I'm just trying to offer up a proposition .... And amongst all those propositions, hopefully there's enough to go, 'Ok, this seems to track out well.''

A while back, I had a chance to talk about André Leon Talley with Laverne Cox (who I've decided is my new best friend!) for her podcast. The episode is out! 'André Leon Talley: A Tribute w/ Norma Kamali & Robin Givhan (Season Finale)' ♫ iHeartRadio iheart.com/podcast/1119-t…

I’m very much looking forward to this conversation. So much to discuss: Beauty! Profitability! Female creative directors (few and far between)! Inclusivity! And when are you no longer a celebrity designer and simply a (terrific) designer…?

On Friday, Oct. 13 at 3:00 p.m. ET: @VictoriaBeckham joins The Post’s Robin Givhan for a conversation about her label’s expansion into fragrance and the future of the global fashion industry.

Register to watch: beckhamvirtual.splashthat.com

This afternoon, we began correcting the original sin of The Washington Post's digital existence: no Style section. No way for readers to experience the mix of culture, politics, arts, media and weirdness that has defined Style in print for 50+ years. 1/3 washingtonpost.com/style/

At last… #InvisibleBeauty Sept.15 in theaters. Bethann Hardison is a fashion change agent. And a wondrous person. ⁦Magnolia Pictures⁩

A while back I reviewed their wonderful book “Aphrochic” about the Black family home. Now I get to interview them on Saturday ⁦Library of Congress⁩ National Book Festival washingtonpost.com/books/2022/11/…

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Thank you for the terrific chat. 🙏🏽

Thanks to this year’s Met Gala, we are officially in the era in which old clothes are way cooler than new clothes: washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2023…