Let He Who Is Without Yeezys Cast the First Stone
New York, April 17
Should pastors wear $5,000 sneakers? There’s been soul-searching recently over materialism in houses of worship.
The Possibly Ominous Return of the ‘Mini-Me’
Style, April 17
Is it a harmless term of endearment for children, or untrammeled narcissism?
What We Saw at New York Bridal Fashion Week
Fashion, April 17
A quick look at the spring and summer collections for 2020.
Woven Into the Fabrics of France
Fashion, April 16
For the Paris fashion world, Notre-Dame and all it represents was a gravitational pole.
Why Grooms Are Hanging Up the Traditional Tuxedo
Fashion, April 16
Many are walking down the aisle in bolder colors and more creative styles.
Chanting Crowds and Camo Chic
Fashion, April 16
Sixty years ago Fidel Castro came to New York, mesmerizing throngs and leaving an enduring mark on fashion.
Little Ones Strut Their Style Down the Aisle
Fashion, April 13
Dressing the youngest attendants can be tricky, if not costly. But more designers are featuring dresses and suits to mimic brides and grooms.
Create a Crisis, Capture a Unicorn
Business, April 12
You, too, can make a fortune by joining in a crisis management I.P.O. that could cost you your soul but finance a monumentally expensive electric car.
Criticism for China’s Child Modeling Industry After Video of 3-Year-Old Being Kicked
World, April 11
More than 100 online retailers said they would cut down on child modeling, condemning corporal punishment in the shooting process.
The Battle Hymn of the Postmillennials
Interactive, April 10
Michael R. Jackson’s original song cycle “The Kids on the Lawn,” inspired by photographs by Virgil Abloh, written for T’s Culture issue.
At Hudson Yards, One Mall for the Rich, and One for Everyone Else
Style, April 10
The new development has high-end retail, art you can play with and not enough bathrooms.
Fashion for a Blurring Binary
Arts, April 10
A show at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston tracks gender-bending through a century of clothing that defied rigid rules of sexuality.
The Repurposing of a Vogue Editor
Style, April 9
After almost 20 years at the magazine, Tonne Goodman is cutting loose. Her memoir will be published next week.
A New Fashion Line From a Beloved Designer
T Magazine, April 9
This week, Rosie Assoulin launches By Any Other Name, a clothing brand focused on dressing for the everyday.
What 8 People Wore to the Retail Mammoth That Is Hudson Yards
Style, April 9
“We don’t call it a mall. It’s a vertical urban retail center. Big difference.”
Fashion Has Become ‘Survival of the Fittest’
Fashion, April 5
Andrew Rosen just stepped down as the chief executive of Theory, the brand he founded more than 20 years ago. He learned a few things along the way.
Are Bankers and Venture Capitalists Really Getting Fleeced by Patagonia?
Fashion, April 5
They won’t be leaving “bros out in the cold,” says Patagonia. Here’s how the company is thinking about its famous banker fleeces.
Pat Cleveland’s Fashion Family Came Through
Fashion, April 4
When the model was rushed to a Paris hospital last week for emergency cancer surgery, designers, photographers and other industry friends rallied to raise more than $100,000 for her treatment.
Beyoncé and Adidas Team Up to Make Shoes and Money
Style, April 4
The high-profile partnership was announced on Thursday.
Retrospective Celebrates the Queen of the Miniskirt
Fashion, April 4
An exhibition opening at the Victoria & Albert Museum details the life and work of Mary Quant, a designer of Swinging Sixties fashion.
Why Soft Power Is in Style in Qatar
Fashion, April 4
Hundreds of influential faces in global politics, art, fashion and design descended on this tiny desert kingdom last week.
‘Southern’ Is Not a Style
Fashion, April 3
Three retailers are thriving in very different ways below the Mason-Dixon line.
Artists of Color as Avatars of Originality
Lens, April 2
Elia Alba reimagines artists of color as A-list celebrities, giving them a place of honor in a mainstream art world that continues to ignore or play down their accomplishments.
Notable Deaths 2019: Arts and Styles
Interactive, April 1
A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2019
Hey, Governor, What Are You Wearing?
Fashion, April 1
J.B. Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, gets daily dress code recommendations, and he’s not alone. Welcome to the latest sign of the times.
It’s Possible Leggings Are the Future. Deal With It.
Fashion, April 1
Last week they set off a firestorm at the University of Notre Dame. Why does this item of clothing get people so riled up?
The Struggling Fashion House Roberto Cavalli Closes Its U.S. Stores
Fashion, April 1
Known for flamboyant, flesh-baring styles, the Italian brand says it is seeking a deal with creditors to avoid bankruptcy.
How to Wear Fall 2019 Trends Now
Style, March 27
The fashion shows are over. Now the shopping — for tartan, quilting, bucket hats — begins.
Gucci Makes a Shoe and Keen Gets the Last Laugh
Fashion, March 26
What if online call-out culture could be weaponized with humor instead of anger?
Is Apple Saying Goodbye to Fashion?
Fashion, March 25
When Apple introduced the Apple Watch five years ago, the whole tech industry began to flirt with style. But interest in wearables has cooled.
Open Thread: Let’s Talk About Who Will Be Designer of the Year
Fashion, March 23
Yes, it’s CFDA time! Also, a designer who is no longer with us, but whose name everyone should know.
Levi’s Goes Public, With Jeans on the Trading Floor
Business, March 21
Shares of Levi’s were priced at $17 each, giving the 165-year-old company a valuation of roughly $6.6 billion.
Levi’s Goes Public, With Jeans on the Trading Floor
Business, March 21
Shares of Levi’s rose 33 percent in their first day of trading, giving the 165-year-old company a valuation of roughly $8.6 billion.
Ariana Grande’s Stylist Is Not Just Waiting in the Wings
Fashion, March 21
Law Roach, the man behind the looks of Instagram’s biggest celebrity as well as Zendaya and Tiffany Haddish, uses clothes to send a message.
Fashions for the Future
Interactive, March 21
Today, designers’ visions are dark and sparse, hinting at some shadow of the truth. But not so long ago, the view was far less gloomy.
Yes, You Can Play With Your Clothes
Fashion, March 21
Fidget spinners are so 2017; in 2019, fidget fashion is on the rise
Visit the New Celine. Or Is It the New Old Celine?
Style, March 20
Hedi Slimane’s vision for the house is on display at the new Madison Avenue store.
In Fashion: Spring’s Brightest Bags
T Magazine, March 20
The season’s most vibrant bags are drenched in saturated, statement-making color — and come in all shapes and sizes.
Tom Ford Takes on American Fashion
Fashion, March 20
The new chairman of the Council of Fashion Designers of America says American designers must look outward — and he never said that thing about Melania Trump.
Tom Ford on Melania Trump (and the Future of American Fashion)
Fashion, March 20
The new chairman of the Council of Fashion Designers of America never said that thing about Melania Trump — and says American designers must look outward.