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getting golden This summer's new self-tanners make exposing even the most sun-shy skin a ''bareable''and safemove

This fall's relaxed alternative to the form-fitted suit proves that it's hip to be square.

She began her movie career in her underwear, playing a vampire and the lover of a human fly, but Geena Davis is now a stylish, Oscar-winning actress. George Kalogerakis catches Davis between giving birth in Angie and swashbuckling in a pirate movie directed by her new husband, Renny Harlin, and observes Hollywood's leading clotheshorse in action.

From the junior exec who wants to stand out and shine to the tough-as-nails boomer showing her softer side, textured skirt suits suit every age. Amber Valletta takes them out for a spin.

What's the big idea? Sixties shapes, feminine style, and exaggerated chic. Vogue celebrates red flair and hyperbolic hair.

After seasons of soft layers and unstructured slips, a very tailored, very pulled-together look is taking shape. The pivotal elements: the sharp lines of a menswear suit, the forceful femininity of high stiletto heels, and the polish of smooth hair, lined eyes, and really red lips. Katherine Betts looks at the changing face of fashion of minimal accessory looks: dramatic, often high-shine designs that complement fashion's newly polished approach. Among the standoutsglittering beaded bags in strong geometric shapes, high heels that lace up the leg, and brilliant bracelets and necklaces studded with gemstones

The pitch? Sex and the City meets Judith Krantz's Scruples. The star? The Scandalously short skirt. Judith Thurman reflects on the power of a hemline.

At 96, she travels the world, speaks her mind, and drives a red BMW like it's nobody's business. Julia Reed meets political mom Roberta McCain.