Next Stop, Fashion Disney
Style, Yesterday
As the men’s wear season winds down, fashion shows themselves are ramping up, becoming a potentially lucrative new form of mass entertainment.
Letter of Recommendation: Nike Air Force 1s
Magazine, Yesterday
Love letter to an iconic pair of old-school kicks.
Mayor Pete’s Ties, Kamala’s Pearls, Biden’s Aviators: It’s All Up for Debate
Style, June 24
A breakdown of what the candidates are saying when they aren’t saying anything at all.
The N.B.A.’s Draft Show Goes On, With Style — Even if It Shouldn’t
Arts, June 21
This year’s class wore gold chains, purple pinstripes and a snakeskin suit. But, as stars, will they be allowed to feel as good as they looked?
Millennials, the Rental Generation
Opinion, June 21
A young reader says her cohort needs to have a stake in the places they choose to live.
A Young Man’s Springtime in Paris, Courtesy of Louis Vuitton
Fashion, June 21
Virgil Abloh took over a city square for his collection of oversize proportions and floral details.
Remembering Karl Lagerfeld
Fashion, June 21
Colleagues and friends gather at the Grand Palais, site of so many of his extravagant Chanel shows, to honor the late fashion designer.
5 Alternatives to Corporate Pride Merch
Style, June 20
Why buy mass-market rainbows when you could get something unique?
Before Trump and the Kardashians, Gloria Vanderbilt Invented the Personal Brand
New York, June 19
It used to be that the very rich avoided the spotlight at all costs. Then an heiress figured out how to sell her own story and changed all that forever.
Giving Donatella Her Due
Fashion, June 19
With biker looks, punk looks and hippie looks, with leather, leopard and tie-dye, Ms. Versace challenges gender stereotypes.
Giorgio Armani: How to Conduct a Master Class
Fashion, June 19
As he has for decades, the designer dominates Italian fashion by swatting away trends and corporate suitors.
In Britain, Politicians Shy Away From a Crackdown on Fast Fashion
Fashion, June 19
The British government rejected proposals from a cross-party committee on how to tackle fashion’s footprint, prompting an outcry.
Androgyny Is Now Fashionable in the W.N.B.A.
Opinion, June 18
Women’s basketball is expanding ideas of what female athletes are allowed to look like.
Shut Out by Shoe Giants, ‘Mom and Pop’ Stores Feel Pinched
Business, June 18
A number of shoe companies have cut off many small retailers that were already struggling to adapt to shoppers’ changing behavior.
Gloria Vanderbilt, Jeans Queen
Fashion, June 17
She was an author, an artist, a swan and a mythic figure. But her most indelible legacy may be what she did for denim.
Gloria Vanderbilt, Jeans Queen
Fashion, June 17
She was an author, an artist, a swan and a mythic figure. But her most indelible legacy may be what she did for denim.
These Influencers Aren’t Flesh and Blood, Yet Millions Follow Them
Business, June 17
From Calvin Klein to KFC, the rise of the computer-generated influencer on social media.
Gloria Vanderbilt, Builder of a Fashion Empire, Dies at 95
Style, June 17
An illustrious family name became synonymous with designer jeans, as Ms. Vanderbilt became a celebrity in her own right.
Gloria Vanderbilt Dies at 95; Built a Fashion Empire
Style, June 17
An illustrious family name became synonymous with designer jeans, as Ms. Vanderbilt became a celebrity in her own right.
Facing Post-Lagerfeld Era, Chanel Says Latest Profits Were Up
Fashion, June 17
The privately owned French fashion house has a new creative director, strong sales growth and a firm message: Chanel is not for sale.
Wedding Shoes: Accessories From Heel to Toe
Fashion, June 15
Clips, chains, plastic strips and rings for your heels — who knew bridal shoes were so complex?
Homage or Theft? Carolina Herrera Called Out by Mexican Minister
Fashion, June 13
The debate over cultural appropriation and fashion intensifies.
Sterling Ruby Adds Fashion Designer to His Résumé
Fashion, June 13
The multidisciplinary artist is introducing his first full collection of clothing in a runway show in Florence, Italy.
48 Hours With a Men’s Wear Designer Inspired by ’90s London
T Magazine, June 12
Martine Rose prepares her spring collection in the shadow of Brexit.
How Martine Rose’s New Collection (and Its Bouffant Wigs) Came Together
Slideshow, June 12
In the days before her show at London Fashion Week Men’s, the designer puts the finishing touches on her latest looks.
Decoding Secret Florence
Style, June 12
Brick-and-mortar retail is alive and well in the Renaissance city, a true wonderland for shoppers. But to find the best addresses, you need insider tips.
The Resurrection of Dolce & Gabbana
Fashion, June 12
After last year’s debacle in China, the brand went dark. Now it may be on its way back.
Back to Basics for a Designer Whose Business Got Too Tight
Style, June 11
Scott Sternberg’s fashion career off-roaded once. With Entireworld, will he be second-time lucky?
Suiting Up With Meghan Markle’s Designer
Style, June 11
As she prepares to introduce her men’s wear collection at Pitti Uomo, the Givenchy designer Clare Waight Keller talked about Florentine dandies, gender parity and the Duchess of Sussex’s dress.
At Men’s Fashion Week in London, Less Angst, More Celebration
Fashion, June 10
Craig Green, Charles Jeffrey and Alexander McQueen gave the spring 2020 collections a lift.
Nail Tips from ‘Claws’
Style, June 10
Morgan Dixon, the show’s chief manicurist, talks about her inspirations for the best dressed hands on TV.
The Original Gangster Style Guy
Fashion, June 10
As the men’s wear shows continue in Europe, spare a moment to consider a different kind of influencer.
Suiting Up Hockey’s Stars, One Stitch At a Time
Sports, June 10
A diminutive 86-year-old Italian immigrant in Montreal stands tall among the many hockey players he’s dressed.
Billy Porter Challenges Gender Norms on the Tonys Red Carpet
Theater, June 9
Mr. Porter wore a gown to Sunday night’s awards show and he wasn’t alone.
Billy Porter on the Tonys Red Carpet
Fashion, June 9
From the Academy Awards to the Met Gala to the Tonys, Billy Porter shakes up the ho-hum pre-show and wins the night — before the awards even begin.
Edward Crutchley Steps Into the Spotlight
Fashion, June 8
Kim Jones’s longtime right-hand man is now a rising star on the London men’s wear scene thanks to his high-luxe offerings with a focus on texture and print.
The Death of Fashion Diplomacy
Fashion, June 7
White-tie faux pas? Hat tricks? It’s time we stopped expecting the Trumps to play by any of the old rules.
Billy Porter Cat-Walks His Way Through Hudson Yards
Style, June 6
The actor and star of “Pose” goes shopping without gender boundaries at Forty Five Ten.
How China Tariffs Could Make Your Sweaters and Pants Cost More
Business, June 5
An array of added expenses may be passed on to consumers once the new trade policies are enacted.
The Spirit of 1994 Is Alive and Well in Aimé Leon Dore
Style, June 5
Heritage brands are usually in the business of looking way back. Do the mid-’90s count?
For New York Men’s Fashion, Small Is Beautiful
Style, June 5
Men’s fashion week has contracted to a mere smattering of shows. For scrappy young designers, that may not be all bad.
At the Oscars of American Fashion, Lots of Winners, Less Relevance
Fashion, June 4
The CFDA Awards featured inclusivity, Jennifer Lopez and a literal passing of the torch.
Japanese Women Want a Law Against Mandatory Heels at Work
World, June 4
Thousands of supporters have rallied behind the hashtag #KuToo, a pun based on the words for shoe and pain.
My Husband Wore Really Tight Shorts to the Eclipse Party
Style, May 31
And for me, it was a revelation.
Lady Gaga, Tyra Banks and the Disneyfication of Fashion
Fashion, May 30
Shopping has always been about amusement. Now it’s going to be about amusement parks.
Wow, Tevas Got Cute
Style, May 29
A sandal designed for the great outdoors has joined the ranks of fashionable footwear.
Liberation by Gucci (Even if It Was in the Dark)
Fashion, May 29
Alessandro Michele’s cruise 2020 collection focused on women’s rights, by flashlight.
Is Ballet Camp?
Arts, May 28
Extravagant, stylized and with gender in quotes, “Swan Lake”-style ballet has consistently been evoked in discussions of camp.
Serena Williams Won’t Be Silenced. Her Clothes Are Doing the Talking.
Fashion, May 28
A year after the catsuit controversy, the tennis star is smashing old rules and stereotypes.
What 8 Green Thumbs Wore to the New York Botanical Garden
Style, May 27
The Garden Furniture & Antiques Fair is an annual rite of spring in New York.