The Classic Tuxedo Gets a Lacey Makeover
Fashion, Today
Some brides and grooms are breaking with tradition when it comes to wedding attire.
Lee Radziwill, the Original Influencer
Fashion, Yesterday
If you really want to know what that word means, forget the job description, look to the legacy.
Duckie Thot Is Breaking Beauty Barriers
Style, Yesterday
The model has some things to say about inclusivity. And bubble masks. And wigs!
Payless Shoes to Shut All U.S. Stores and Wind Down Online Operation
Business, February 16
The once-popular seller of inexpensive women’s footwear was a staple in many suburban shopping malls. But it struggled to stay relevant.
After 25 Years, Hussein Chalayan Is Not Afraid to Speak His Mind
Fashion, February 16
But the one-time wunderkind turned éminence grise is eager to look forward, not back.
The Best of London Fashion Week, in Pictures
T Magazine, February 15
An updating roundup of daily dispatches from the runways — and images from T’s photographers.
Vogue Fashion Director in Brazil Quits Over Photos That Evoke Slavery Era
World, February 15
She resigned after photos emerged from her 50th birthday that critics saw as allusion to race relations in the colonial ear, when there was slavery in Brazil.
Vogue Fashion Director in Brazil Quits Over Photos That Evoke Slavery Era
World, February 15
She resigned after photos emerged from her 50th birthday that critics saw as allusion to race relations in the colonial era, when there was slavery in Brazil.
Vogue Brazil Fashion Director Resigns Over Photos That Evoke Slavery Era
World, February 15
Donata Meirelles resigned after photos emerged from her 50th birthday that critics saw as allusion to race relations in the colonial era, when slavery was legal in Brazil.
T’s Women’s Fashion Issue: From Many, One
T Magazine, February 15
Working at a magazine is “e pluribus unum” at its finest, creative people attempting to solve a riddle together.
Hermès’s Refusal to Change Is Its Most Radical Gesture Yet
T Magazine, February 15
The fashion house remains loyal to a way of life more common to Europe’s medieval guilds, dedicating itself to the idea of craftsmanship above all else.
The Making of an Hermès Kelly Bag
Video, February 15
Construction of the fashion house’s iconic bag, named after Grace Kelly, takes 20 to 25 hours at the Hermès atelier in Pantin, a suburb just outside of Paris.
Where Did That Designer Get That Idea?
Fashion, February 15
A new exhibition from Grace Wales Bonner provides an answer.
The Making of Vaquera’s Standout Fall Show, in Pictures
T Magazine, February 14
We sent the designers behind the buzzy New York brand an instant camera and asked them to capture their home-décor-inspired fall 2019 collection.
The New British Classics
Interactive, February 14
Whether a trench coat or a jumpsuit, this season’s tailoring pays homage to both the precision and eccentricity of Savile Row. The bold looks hit the soggy streets of London for T’s first digital cover story.
Marc Jacobs and the Ghosts of Fashion Past and Future
Fashion, February 14
New York Fashion Week came to a haunting end. But first there were Michael Kors and Barry Manilow!
Fashion Gets Down and Dirty
Fashion, February 14
A German label hits New York Fashion Week, honoring its birthplace by using coal miners as models.
How Do You Dress a Russian Doll?
Style, February 14
Glumly, it seems, but that hasn’t stopped style-struck viewers from attempting to shop the show.
The New Minimalism: How to Marie Kondo Your Wardrobe
Style, February 13
These three labels are rethinking the traditional retail model, with tightly edited collections that cater to a thoughtful new customer.
Art Is Fashion Is Art Again
Style, February 13
Studio art and product design live side by side at Token, a local hangout of sorts on Canal Street.
Dressing Up With Alexander Wang, and Replacing Kanye West at Philipp Plein
Fashion, February 13
If it’s New York Fashion Week, it’s time to party.
More Women Than Ever Are Running for President. Do Designers Care?
Fashion, February 13
Rethinking what female confidence looks like at Gabriela Hearst, Maria Cornejo and Oscar de la Renta.
Beyond ‘Queer’ Fashion
Style, February 13
A scattering of designers are invoking — and denying — the label to assert their identities and ours.
Katy Perry Pulls Shoes Resembling Blackface: ‘Our Intention Was Never to Inflict Any Pain’
Style, February 12
By removing the shoes, some of which featured large red lips on a black field, the singer’s fashion line became the latest brand to back away from products stirring offense.
This Fleece Is the Hottest Jacket at New York Fashion Week
Fashion, February 12
Sandy Liang redesigned a winter layer she hated wearing as a child. “I had no idea it was going to become what it’s become,” the designer said.
Hey, What’s That on the Runway? I’ve Never Seen That Before
Fashion, February 12
Proenza Schouler invents a garment, Helmut Lang returns (again) and the search for newness goes on.
Spring Fashion: A Return to Form
T Magazine, February 12
Voluminous in some places and cinched in others, the season’s most dramatic silhouettes don’t obscure the female shape so much as celebrate it.
How Sies Marjan’s Designer Prepared for His Fashion Show
T Magazine, February 11
T visits Sander Lak as he readies his brightly hued fall 2019 collection.
48 Hours With Sander Lak of Sies Marjan
Slideshow, February 11
The designer completes the finishing touches on his collection before his fall 2019 show.
5 Cheap(ish) Things for Staying Warm on a Winter Bike Commute
Smarter Living, February 11
Don’t put your bike away just yet.
In Fashion: Ladylike Looks That Are Exuberant, Not Prim
T Magazine, February 11
Tweed jackets, kitten heels, top-handle handbags and more reworked classics, ready for the complications of everyday life.
At the Grammys, Sisters Dressing for Themselves
Style, February 11
From Cardi B on the half shell to Michelle Obama in a silver lounge suit and a barefoot Alicia Keys, women were front and center.
In the Mosh Pit of American Fashion
Fashion, February 10
Off-the-runway happenings at Telfar and Rag & Bone raise questions about what, and who, defines New York style.
A Retreat in Vietnam, Cult-Inspired Dressing and More
T Magazine, February 8
T’s roundup of people, places and things to know now.
Of a Kind: Ulla Johnson’s Baskets
Slideshow, February 8
The clothing designer’s first piece was Shaker style, given to her as a child by her grandfather.
Coming to America
Fashion, February 8
Todd Snyder and Emily Bode make a strong case for American fashion.
5 New Designers to Watch This Season
T Magazine, February 8
As fashion month kicks off, meet the rising talents showing their collections in New York, London and Paris.
Kanye West Was Booked to Perform at New York Fashion Week. That Was News to Him.
Fashion, February 8
Philipp Plein said it had been “beyond excited to work with” the singer but had been misled by an individual gone rogue.
An Enduring Legacy From an Editor’s Closet
Style, February 8
A posthumous sale of clothes from the collection of Franca Sozzani, the influential Vogue Italia editor, benefits a genomics fund at Harvard.
How to Build a Minimalist Outfit That Isn’t Boring
T Magazine, February 8
A breakdown of simple but striking pieces, from a silk slip dress to a perfect blazer, and ideas for how to wear them.
A Single Earring, White Boots and More Simple Outfit Upgrades
Slideshow, February 8
This season, brands let timeless wardrobe essentials speak for themselves.
In Fashion: Japanese-Inspired Denim That’s Anything but Basic
T Magazine, February 8
This season, the indigo-hued fabric is layered, ruffled or cut into Kimono-like silhouettes — and worn with tabi shoes.
How Arielle Charnas, Fashion Influencer, Spends Her Sundays
New York, February 8
Her weekends seem as picture-perfect as her Instagram account. The mother of two works out, eats bagels and even gets along famously with her in-laws.
The Best of New York Fashion Week, in Pictures
T Magazine, February 7
We’ll be updating this story with daily dispatches and our favorite images from the shows, as captured by T’s photographers.
Tom Ford and Ralph Lauren Serve Comfort Food, of a Sort
Fashion, February 7
New York Fashion Week begins with throwback dressing and breakfast at Ralph’s.
Frida Kahlo’s Home Is Still Unlocking Secrets, 50 Years Later
Arts, February 7
The artist’s life, through clothing, jewelry, objects, films.
How to Fashion a Jacket Out of The New York Times
T Magazine, February 7
The designer Faye Toogood — featured in our latest issue — takes the “Make T Something” challenge.
Gucci and Adidas Apologize and Drop Products Called Racist
Business, February 7
Gucci removed a sweater that critics said evoked blackface imagery, while Adidas abandoned a white shoe it was marketing as part of a Black History Month tribute.
Gambling With Fashion Fame
Fashion, February 7
Pyer Moss may be the hottest brand at New York Fashion week. So why in the world would Kerby Jean-Raymond, its designer, decide not to have a show?
Giving Away Mom’s Stuff
Opinion, February 6
A reader has a different idea about disposing of unwanted possessions.
9 Reasons to Not Hate February
Style, February 6
Electronically heated puffers, pre-layered sweaters, supersize scarves and more to make winter dressing jollier.
So, You’re Having a Fashion Week
Style, February 6
It’s that time again. In advance of the well-dressed onslaught, a few things to look for during fashion weeks in New York, London, Milan and Paris.
So, You’re Having a Fashion Week
Fashion, February 6
It’s that time again. In advance of the well-dressed onslaught, a few things to look for during fashion weeks in New York, London, Milan and Paris.
The Lessons of the Women in White at the State of the Union Address
Fashion, February 6
Democratic congresswomen created a sea of the color, ensuring that neither President Trump nor the viewing public could overlook their message.
In Fashion: Minimalist Suits, Worn by the Bold
T Magazine, February 6
The new springtime suiting relies on boxier silhouettes, unexpected fabric combinations and contrast stitching.
Yes, Virginia, There Was a Vegan Fashion Week
Style, February 6
And it involved apples and polyester and Moby!
Made for Next to Nothing. Worn by You?
Fashion, February 6
A new report shows the depth of the fashion industry’s exploitation of female home workers in India.
A Debate About Fur, Race and Animal Rights
Opinion, February 5
Readers discuss the wearing of fur by black women.
Partying During the Polar Vortex
Style, February 5
L’Avenue opened at Saks Fifth Avenue, and the Human Rights Campaign held a New York gala.
Silvia Venturini Fendi’s Playful Sort of Luxury
T Magazine, February 5
The designer’s official involvement with the storied Italian fashion house began at age 6.
New York Men’s Fashion Week: Bruised, but Still in the Ring
Fashion, February 5
After three years, the bold experiment of a stand-alone men’s wear fashion week struggles to survive.
Where the Wild West Wears Its Heritage
Interactive, February 5
Every January, thousands of agricultural families come together for a 16-day celebration of Western heritage.
It Took Chanel 9 Days and a Team of 150 to Build an Indoor Beach
T Magazine, February 4
The brand’s elaborately staged ready-to-wear shows are a much-anticipated staple of the fashion calendar — and the latest one was especially transporting.
Chanel’s Spring 2019 Ready-To-Wear Collection
Video, February 4
The luxury house built a beach inside Paris’s Grand Palais.
Wearing His Politics on His Sleeve
Travel, February 4
For Prabal Gurung, a New York-based fashion designer, a life spent traveling has had a major influence on his brand’s philosophy and its aesthetics.
Adventure in a Wedding Dress
Fashion, February 2
For a year, this bride traveled the world, with her wedding dress in tow. After her actual wedding day, she stepped into the dress 50 more times, zippering up the back and taking photographs — in 33 different countries, including Spain, Greece, Israel and Seychelles.
Roger Stone’s Costume Drama
Fashion, February 1
The political operative has been modeling a primer on how to dress for court.
Those Iron Scorch Marks Are by Design
Style, February 1
Naomi Mishkin, an artist, makes office-appropriate wear with a clever twist.
Zelda Wynn, Fashion Designer to the Stars
Interactive, January 31
She worked her way up from a stockroom worker to specializing in accentuating the curves of performers like Dorothy Dandridge, Mae West and Eartha Kitt.
The Danish Designer Making Fanciful Dresses With a Dark Side
T Magazine, January 31
Cecilie Bahnsen has won a loyal following for her frilled and intricately embroidered pieces, but now she’s experimenting with a less innocent mood.
What 9 Fighters Wore to a Boxing Gym in TriBeCa
Style, January 31
The original Church Street Boxing appeals to a cosmopolitan array of amateur fighters and fit professionals.
Who Are You Wearing and Where Did They Donate?
Fashion, January 30
Celebrity fashion culture may be here to stay. That doesn’t mean the red carpet can’t do some greater good.
Frances Grill, 90, Founder of an Inclusive Modeling Agency, Dies
Obituaries, January 28
At Click there have been white models (Elle Macpherson, Isabella Rossellini, Uma Thurman), black (Whitney Houston, Gail O’Neill) and transgender (Teri Toye).
T Suggests: A Japanese Cooking Pot, a Film About Black Holes and More
T Magazine, January 25
A roundup of things our editors — and a few contributors — are excited about in a given week.
Giorgio Armani to Redecorate Madison Avenue
Fashion, January 25
The designer’s plans to redevelop his flagship and add 19 apartments echoes the market’s turn to luxury experiences.
When a Fashion Statement Has Real Meaning
Fashion, January 24
Valentino, Viktor & Rolf and Balmain take to their soapboxes, with varying success.
Totes That Are Both Practical and Polished
T Magazine, January 23
This season, a wave of generously proportioned logo-printed bags offer a more elevated alternative to the classic carryall.
Tycoon of the Pre-Owned
Style, January 23
Can Silicon Valley survivor Julie Wainwright’s luxury consignment company, the RealReal, save retail?
From Japan, New in Box
Fashion, January 23
Poggy, the street-style-famous creative director of United Arrows & Sons in Tokyo, is helping to introduce a program aimed at promoting Japanese designers to the world.
How to Feel Cool in the New Year
Style, January 23
Four new and under-the-radar labels to help you get there.
Couture Week, in Pictures
T Magazine, January 22
Daily recaps from the spring 2019 runways and our favorite images, shot by T photographers.
Celine’s New Wave Man
Style, January 21
Hedi Slimane presented his first men’s wear collection for Celine, one of several designers now competing for the attention of a new-boy generation.
A New Designer Is Named to Reinvent Lanvin
Fashion, January 21
Bruno Sialelli, a 31-year-old unknown, is taking on the troubled French brand for its new owner, Fosun International.
In Paris, the Hunt for Real Emotion
Fashion, January 20
The men’s show season winds down with Thom Browne, deconstructed; Dior Men on a moving walkway; and Comme des Garçons finding beauty in the dark.