Arnold Aronson, Who Revitalized Saks in the ’80s, Dies at 85
Business, Yesterday
He transformed a venerable retail chain with a “dowager image” by courting baby boomers, renovating its flagship store and expanding its national reach.
J. Crew Names Former Victoria’s Secret Executive Its C.E.O.
Business, Yesterday
Jan Singer will take over the struggling retailer, which has been without a permanent leader since late 2018.
The Hottest Puffer in Sundance
Style, Yesterday
The coat everyone wants is a coat only a select few can get.
Billie Eilish: Gen Z’s Outrageous Fashion Role Model
Fashion, Yesterday
The Grammy-winning artist is reinventing conventional notions of femininity.
From a Beloved Fashion Designer, Fabrics for the Home
T Magazine, January 27
Duro Olowu has turned his eye for richly patterned textiles to a new collaboration with the furniture and housewares brand Soane Britain.
A Grammys Red Carpet Fantasia
Interactive, January 26
We went to the Grammys red carpet in Los Angeles.
The Best Looks From the 2020 Grammys Red Carpet
Style, January 26
Lil Nas X, Lizzo, Lana Del Rey and Ariana Grande all turned up in fashion. Celebrities responded to the death of Kobe Bryant.
How Under Armour Lost Its Edge
Business, January 26
Once heralded as the next Nike, the sportswear giant has been hurt by slumping sales and unflattering revelations about its corporate culture.
Nina Griscom, Model, Entrepreneur and ‘It Girl’ of the ’80s, Dies at 65
Obituaries, January 26
At home in high society and gossip columns, she also worked regularly as a TV host, designer, writer and home décor entrepreneur.
How a Designer Learned to Cook Using Memory Alone
T Magazine, January 24
When Phillip Lim finally decided to put his kitchen to use, he followed his nose back to the fragrant dishes of his childhood.
She Owns the Hip Boutique Bird. These Are Her 5 Places to Shop in Los Angeles
Travel, January 24
Jen Mankins opened the first outpost of her popular store outside of New York City in Los Angeles County. Here are her favorite places to shop there.
The Pink-Haired Skater Hyped by Frank Ocean
Fashion, January 24
Evan Mock, 22, has modeled for Louis Vuitton, photographed for Saint Laurent and designed for Justin Bieber.
Alessandra Facchinetti’s Next Act
Fashion, January 24
After top roles at Gucci, Tod’s and Valentino, the designer makes an unexpected move.
Gaultier’s ‘Children’ Are Happy for Him
Style, January 23
Some teared up thinking about his decision to retire from the runway; others hailed the designer for breaking boundaries.
Of Ball Gowns and the Subconscious
Fashion, January 23
At Valentino, Pierpaolo Piccioli plays with expectations.
Gaultier’s Great Goodbye
Style, January 23
After 50 years, the designer held his last show, and it was a doozy.
Virginia Woolf Is Trending
Style, January 22
The author-as-muse at Givenchy, ikat-as-muse at Armani and upcycling at Margiela.
‘I Am Guilty. I Made Too Many Collections.’
Style, January 22
The designer Bouchra Jarrar is back with a new line and a new fashion philosophy.
All the Best Pictures From the Couture Shows
T Magazine, January 21
Daily updates and images from the spring 2020 haute couture collections.
Chinese City Uses Facial Recognition to Shame Pajama Wearers
Business, January 21
Local officials apologized, but the crackdown on a common — and comfortable — practice has raised a rare outcry over privacy in a country accustomed to surveillance.
If Women Ruled the World, What Would They Wear?
Style, January 21
From the goddess to the governess at Dior and Chanel, and beyond at Iris Van Herpen. At the couture shows this week in Paris, fashion designers begin to address reality.
Inside Judy Chicago’s Monumental Goddess Sculpture for Dior
T Magazine, January 20
The pioneering artist discusses “The Female Divine,” the vast immersive work she created for the French house’s latest couture show.
A Closer Look at Schiaparelli’s Surrealist Couture Jewelry
T Magazine, January 20
Daniel Roseberry revisited many of the house’s iconic motifs this season, including an eye designed by the writer and artist Jean Cocteau.
France’s Unofficial Minister for Fashion Isn’t Afraid of a Redesign
Style, January 20
First, Brune Poirson spearheaded a law banning destruction of unsold goods. Now she’s part of the team taking on the “handbag war.”
Inside Prada’s Pop-Up Private Club
Style, January 20
The hottest trend in fashion doesn’t have anything to do with product.
Fighting Back With Color
Fashion, January 19
The runways of this season — from Dior Men to Heron Preston — certainly don’t look like the all-white lineups of the past.
An Italian Designer Shares an Intimate Glimpse of His Fashion Week
T Magazine, January 17
Kean Etro has been making men’s wear for his family’s eponymous brand since 1990. Here, he documents what goes on behind the scenes.
The Real Fashion Trend of Glenda Bailey’s Bazaar
Style, January 17
Make no mistake: The departing editor actually changed glossy magazines as we knew them. But to what end?
Dior Homme: Fall 2020
Slideshow, January 17
See the looks from the Dior Homme: Fall 2020 Collection.
Schooled in Fashion
Style, January 17
Fund-raisers were held for the Fashion Scholarship Fund and the foundation of the National Retail Federation.
Weirdness, Emotion, Provocation Mark Paris Men’s Wear
Fashion, January 17
Valentino opts for an ethereal angel and Rick Owens brings out the vampires. But Virgil Abloh offers uncharacteristic restraint at Louis Vuitton.
Glenda Bailey, Editor in Chief of Harper’s Bazaar, Steps Down
Style, January 15
Another notable departure signals the near-end of an era when fashion magazines and their editors wielded dominant power over the industry.
At Milan Men’s Week, the War Lives On
Fashion, January 15
Whether designers acknowledge it or not, World War II still shapes their collections. Even at Gucci.
Inside Telfar Clemens’s Riotous Palazzo Party
T Magazine, January 14
The New York designer hosted a decadent meal for his friends during Pitti Uomo, then presented his new collection on the dinner table.
Brides Find Perfect Fit at New Plus-Size Pop-Up Store
Fashion, January 14
Ella & Oak opens its first longer-term pop-up store in Manhattan. The showroom features dresses from several designers and closes March 8.
Olivia Palermo Got a Lot Out of That Internship
Fashion, January 14
She always said she’d be famous. Now she is.
Tech Bro Uniform Meets Margaret Thatcher. Disruption Ensues.
Style, January 14
A new exhibition in San Francisco makes art out of the Patagonia vest, the former prime minister of England and … Salesforce?
Ed Filipowski, 58, Pioneer of Fashion Public Relations, Dies
Fashion, January 13
“He was not emotional about fashion,” a colleague said. “He was steady.” He was also influential.
Who Is Yusaku Maezawa, the Japanese Billionaire Seeking a ‘Special Woman’ for Space — and Life?
Style, January 13
A field guide to the fashion tycoon and art collector who has a new frontier in his sights: love to the moon and back.
Gucci’s Alessandro Michele on His Job Prospects
Fashion, January 13
As he readies a new men’s collection for Milan, the designer riffs on relevance, confidence and even a future outside fashion.
Zegna’s Indian Ambitions
Style, January 11
Along with its investment in Thom Browne, the group turns its eyes, and money, eastward.
This Bond Wears Corduroy
Style, January 10
The super spy is getting a new look, courtesy of the Italian designer Massimo Alba.
Losing Meghan, Prince Harry and (Potentially) Billions of Pounds
Style, January 9
That sound you hear is hundreds of British brands biting their nails as the royal influencers depart.
The Mystery of Teen Vogue’s Disappearing Facebook Article
Business, January 8
The online magazine deleted a glowing story about Facebook after questions were raised about whether it was an ad.
Brioni Girds for Men’s Wear Combat
Fashion, January 8
As it celebrated its 75th anniversary, the Italian tailoring brand pitched itself to Next Gen consumers.
Even NASCAR Drivers Need a Stylist
Style, January 8
It’s not just celebrities on the red carpet who can use help getting dressed.
Real Men Don’t Rent
Style, January 8
There’s only one problem as the growing clothing rental market inches toward offering men’s wear: Guys may not buy in.
The Leopard Pony Coat Chronicles
Style, January 7
Tailoring is not dead, the chore coat reigns, and men’s wear has entered a new golden age, says a group of insiders reviewing the year gone by.
Before and After the Golden Globes, From Red Carpet to the After-Parties
Style, January 6
See your celebrities before and after they won and lost.
In London, Cheetos Tans and a Codpiece Are in Fashion
Fashion, January 6
The men’s shows start with some colorful accessories.
This Golden Globes Red Carpet Was Not Harvey Weinstein’s Red Carpet
Style, January 6
The 2020s may be the decade when awards show fashion finally breaks free.
2020 Golden Globes Red Carpet: Fashion at the Awards
Style, January 5
Have a look at Taylor Swift, Brad Pitt, Cynthia Erivo, Laura Dern, Tiffany Haddish and many more of the night’s stars.
Edward Crutchley: Fall 2020
Slideshow, January 4
See the looks from the Edward Crutchley: Fall 2020 Collection.
Vogue Italia no publicará fotos este mes como un gesto a favor del planeta
en Español, January 3
La tendencia favorita de la moda —la sustentabilidad— llega a las revistas impresas. El editor de la publicación llamó la atención sobre la gran huella de carbono de las sesiones fotográficas.
Rachel Feinstein Unveils the Darker Side of Fantasyland
Arts, January 2
With her first museum retrospective, the artist (and fashion muse) talks about confecting fanciful works with a core of steel.
Italian Vogue Won’t Publish Photos This Month
Style, January 2
Fashion’s favorite trend — sustainability — comes for print magazines.
How to Make Friends Online the Old-Fashioned Way (Buying Clothes Together)
Style, January 2
Facebook groups and Instagram accounts celebrate indie brands, creating communities that mingle commerce, reuse and friendship.
Frederick’s of Hollywood Goes From Racy to ‘Real’
Style, January 2
The fabled lingerie label tweaks its image to lure younger women.
Couture Creations for Dancing Bodies
Arts, January 1
An exhibition at the Centre National du Costume de Scène in France considers the dialogue between the stage and the runway.
Al interior de un tribunal de guerra estadounidense: la ropa y la cultura en Guantánamo
en Español, December 31
Lo que los acusados, abogados y fiscales del caso del 11 de septiembre visten en la corte sirve un propósito. Evoca emociones, suscita controversia y, sobre todo, envía mensajes.