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We develop a novel time-change approach to study the shape of implied
volatility smiles. The method is applicable to common semimartingale models,
including jump-diffusion, rough volatility and infinite activity models. We
approximate the at-the-money skew and curvature with an improved moment-based
formula. The moments are further explicitly computed under a time change
framework. The limiting skew and curvature for several models are considered.
We also test the accuracy of the short-term approximation results on models via
numerical methods and on empirical data. Finally, we apply the method to the
calibration problem.