Can Roger Federer Break a Sweat?
Style, August 23
On the eve of the U.S. Open, the tennis world’s GOAT coolly charms both fans and corporate sponsors at a Uniqlo meet and greet.
Fall’s Sportiest Knits, in the Wild
T Magazine, August 23
Ribbed or brightly striped, these styles are flying high.
Will a ‘Fashion Pact’ Make Fashion Greener?
Fashion, August 23
The French luxury billionaire François-Henri Pinault will unveil a new Fashion Pact to the G7 leaders in coming days. But does it go far enough?
Can Virgil Abloh Fit in a Museum?
Arts, August 22
“Figures of Speech” in Chicago tries to capture the essence of a prodigious fashion designer. It’s an endeavor with radical juxtapositions, clever products and some missed opportunities.
A Designer Who Views the World as a Collage
T Magazine, August 22
Veronica Etro, now in her 22nd year at the house her father founded, puts together collections that pull from ancient Japanese calligraphy and skate culture alike.
The Emperor of All Maladies’ New Clothes
Well, August 22
A physical and psychological trial, cancer also poses the ongoing challenge of finding apparel for bodies altered by treatment.
House Tour | Irene Neuwirth
Video, August 21
The jewelry designer invites T into her home in the Venice neighborhood of Los Angeles.
What Pops in a Sea of Shrill Color? Hint: It’s Not Pink
Style, August 21
Black is back — again — a badge of cool on and off the runways.
Ann Demeulemeester Doesn’t Miss Fashion at All. She Has Other Plans.
Style, August 21
There are chickens, a garden and a whole new line of products.
Where Did North West Learn to Sew? At Camp, of Course
Style, August 21
In Hollywood, there’s a glamorous extracurricular program for fashion-savvy kids as young as 6.
This Fall, Dark Florals Abound
T Magazine, August 20
Moody prints get embellished or paired with tough leather accents.
The Fabric of Nigerian Weddings
Fashion, August 20
The color and flair of traditional ceremonies give brides and grooms a way to express a vibrant cultural heritage.
The Man Turning European Fashion Into Something Raw and Real
T Magazine, August 19
Jonathan Anderson’s creations for Loewe and his own brand, JW Anderson, have made him one of the most forward-thinking designers working today.
T’s Fall Women’s Fashion Issue: The Tribe
T Magazine, August 16
Of the many misconceptions about the fashion industry, the most persistent is that it’s glamorous.
Fall Fashion: The New Neutrals
T Magazine, August 14
Against the green of the English countryside, vibrant fashions mix with more autumnal fare, like leopard, khaki and sheer black.
Alla Verber, Who Gave Russia a Taste for Luxury, Dies at 61
Fashion, August 14
In the wake of the dowdy Soviet era, she was called the most powerful woman in Russian fashion, ushering in Western brands and modernizing top department stores.
Are Hippies the New Goths?
Style, August 14
Why the dark side of ’60s counterculture is trending now.
Beyond Androgyny: Nonbinary Teenage Fashion
Style, August 14
Clothes make the person. Maybe now parents understand.
On a Runway in Copenhagen, Dancing in the Rain
T Magazine, August 13
Ditte and Nicolaj Reffstrup, the husband and wife behind the brand Ganni, shuttle their children around the city — and find time to stage a raucous 10th-anniversary show.
48 Hours in Copenhagen With Ganni
Slideshow, August 13
Nicolaj and Ditte Reffstrup, the husband-and-wife team behind the brand, shuttle their children around the city — and stage their 10th-anniversary fashion show.
Versace, Givenchy and Coach Apologize to China After T-Shirt Row
Fashion, August 12
The luxury brands are the latest businesses to come under pressure from Chinese internet users for appearing to flout Beijing’s territorial claims.
This Fall, The Past Gets Reimagined
T Magazine, August 12
Polish, experimentation, sensuality and power: The spirit and silhouettes of the 1980s, ’70s, ’60s and ’50s get an update.
The Designer Ushering a Couture House Into a Brave New Era
T Magazine, August 12
For his debut as artistic director of Schiaparelli, Daniel Roseberry offers a vision all his own.
A Clothing Collection Inspired by the Bauhaus
T Magazine, August 9
The fashion designer Rosetta Getty looked to the famed German art school founded 100 years ago, specifically to its lesser known women students.
Getting Married? Get Strong.
Fashion, August 8
Here’s how to tailor a fitness routine to target specific muscle groups and look the way you want to look at your wedding.
After an Uproar, Fashioning a Fresh Start in Canada
Style, August 7
The designer Sophie Theallet said she wouldn’t dress the first lady, setting off a firestorm. Now, with a new brand, things are working out nicely.
If You Can Get Killed Doing It, Fashion Wants It
Style, August 7
Headed for base camp at Everest or a cubicle at WeWork? It’s getting harder to tell the difference as the influence of extreme sports infiltrates mainstream fashion.
T Presents: 15 New Creative Talents
Interactive, August 7
Working across food, fashion, art and design, these people are reinventing the rules of their professions and inspiring us to look at familiar worlds anew.
In South Africa, a Designer Making Personal Clothes With Political Messages
T Magazine, August 7
Thebe Magugu’s powerful women’s wear has earned him a place as a finalist for this year’s LVMH Prize.
The Designer Making Otherworldly Dresses From Candy-Colored Organza
T Magazine, August 7
Tomo Koizumi’s vibrant, ruffled pieces captivated New York last season. Now, he prepares to present his fantastical sophomore collection.
The Designers Giving New Life to Forgotten Bulgarian Fabrics
T Magazine, August 7
For their two-year-old fashion brand, Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena transform dead-stock textiles into intricately handcrafted skirts and dresses.
How to Plan a Wedding. (Or, You Could Just Elope.)
Interactive, August 7
A 12-month timeline that will help you visualize what you need to do and help you stay on track with when you need to do it.
Woodstock Was the Birthplace of Festival Fashion
Arts, August 7
Once upon a time, it wasn’t a commercial opportunity, it was a statement of identity.
Shirts for Lifelong New Yorkers and Those Who Would Like to Pass for One
Style, August 6
Shops like Fantasy Explosion specialize in vernacular vintage, merchandise that conveys cachet and knowledge of the city.
Victoria’s Secret Executive Leaves as Company Distances Itself From Epstein
Business, August 5
Ed Razek’s departure comes as Victoria’s Secret is struggling to reinvent itself in the #MeToo era.
Victoria’s Secret Casts First Openly Transgender Woman as a Model
Business, August 5
The selection of Valentina Sampaio, 22, was seen by some critics of the brand as long overdue. “Never stop dreaming,” she wrote on Instagram.
The ‘Preppy Handbook’ & Me
Arts, August 5
As a kid in the ’80s, I hated the preppy craze. But did I really understand the book that started it?
The Leopard-Print Midi Skirt Is the Summer Trend That Won’t Die
Fashion, August 5
These brands won’t rest until every woman on the planet owns a silky, subtly sexy spotted skirt.
Fall Fashion: The New Androgyny
T Magazine, August 5
Crisply tailored suiting gets dressed up with corsets, ruffled collars and classic ties for T’s coming cover story.
Simple, Timeless Ways to Dress for the Beach
T Magazine, August 1
A roundup of classic summer pieces to upgrade your wardrobe this season, from ’70s-inspired sandals to a crochet cover-up.
Manet’s Last Years: A Radical Embrace of Beauty
Arts, August 1
The Art Institute of Chicago explores the great paradox of the 19th century’s greatest painter: from a scandalous youth of frank nudes to flowers, fruit bowls and fashionable women.
Handcrafted: Inside Brooklyn’s Best Tailors
New York, August 1
They are colorful hives of activity, where politics are a battleground, but so are pleats.
Why Standing Often Feels Even Harder Than Running
Well, August 1
Whether it’s waiting in line at amusement parks or airport security checkpoints, standing poses unique challenges to the human body.
The Bralette Is Back. This Time Blouses Are Optional.
Fashion, July 31
In an indignant time, a more relaxed style gains market share.
A Go-To Retort to ‘Go Back’
Opinion, July 30
“I’m an American” — and that’s all there is to it. Also: T-shirts with a reminder about working toward equality; an urban challenge in North Carolina; life-giving trees and ecosystems.
Arthur McGee, Fashion Designer Who Broke Racial Barrier, Dies at 86
Fashion, July 29
Thought to be the first black designer to run a Seventh Avenue design room, he worked ancient influences into contemporary styles.
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, Guest-Edits British Vogue’s September Issue
Fashion, July 29
The duchess turned down the chance to appear on the front cover of the edition celebrating powerful women.