Brooks Bros., ‘Made in America’ Since 1818, May Soon Need a New Calling Card
Business, Today
The clothing brand, which has dressed all but four U.S. presidents, could end up closing its three American factories as it navigates the pandemic.
This Is Not the End of Fashion
Styles, Yesterday
History and human nature prove we will dress up again. What that looks like is the real question.
Saying Goodbye to the Modist
Styles, June 3
A place for modest-dressing women to find luxury fashion (without the endless scrolling).
How to Make a Dish Towel Tote Bag, With Rodarte
Styles, June 2
Laura and Kate Mulleavy show us how to turn kitchen towels and costume jewelry into a carry-all.
The Virgil Abloh Backlash
Styles, June 1
The Off-White and Louis Vuitton designer has become a target of social media anger and frustration because of statements about the protests.
The Virgil Abloh Backlash
Style, June 1
The Off-White and Louis Vuitton designer has become a target of social media anger and frustration because of statements about the protests.
How PETA Won Its Messy Fight and Took a Seat at the Table
Styles, May 31
Turns out if you throw enough red paint, eventually they’ll listen.
Where Dance and Fashion Collide
Op Ed, May 30
A conversation between the designer Iris van Herpen and the choreographer Damien Jalet on the creative process.
With Most Weddings Still on Hold, Italian Designers Struggle
Styles, May 29
One designer set fire to his collection to draw attention to how the coronavirus has devastated cash flow and is likely to continue into 2021 — if they make it that far.
The T List: Five Things We Recommend This Week
T Style, May 28
Summer knits, a colorful dragon-bowl recipe — and more.
Ai Weiwei Designs Masks With a Message
Weekend, May 28
The artist continues his campaign for free speech and human rights with face coverings whose sales will benefit humanitarian organizations.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX Suit Is Like a Tuxedo for the Starship Enterprise
Styles, May 27
It also may herald the return of wearable tech.
How to Turn Vegetables Into a Tie-Dye Pattern
Styles, May 27
In the latest installment of our Designer D.I.Y. at Home series, Hillary Taymour, the creative director of Collina Strada, offers a creative use for excess beets.
Saying Goodbye to Jeffrey
Styles, May 27
A designer boutique that shaped a moment in Manhattan retail.
Gucci Says Fashion Shows Should Never Be the Same
Styles, May 25
The Italian brand is reducing its runway schedule. Your Instagram is about to change.
Business Casual? It’s Robes and Slippers All Day Now
Styles, May 25
Nonessential workers are embracing leisure wear, saying it makes them feel not just relaxed but powerful.
The Artisans Behind Italian Fashion Tremble at Their Future
Business, May 23
The industry has returned to work, but it’s far from business as usual for small suppliers to luxury brands and retailers.
9 Splashy Masks to Try On
At Home, May 22
Sure, you could make your own. But if you’re in the mood to buy, most of these also include a charitable element.
A Stylish Take on an Old-Fashioned Craft
Summary, May 20
Searching for your next stay-at-home activity? With help from gifted artists and designers, T Magazine is making it easy for readers to cut out and dress up paper dolls.
Paper Dolls for Your Crafting Pleasure
T Style, May 20
By turns escapist and timely, eclectic outfits from artists, illustrators, designers and one set of architects.
Sleepless and Going Broke: Riding Out Coronavirus Alone
Video, May 20
Najee Wilson is a 32-year-old artist’s muse who is quarantining alone in Crown Heights. Unable to work or see his friends, his video diary documents what it means to find a new virtual community while organizing a rent strike.
The Many Masks of Nancy Pelosi
Styles, May 20
The speaker of the House has relentlessly, and strategically, made masks a part of her platform.
Emily Bode on How to Make a ‘Sweetheart’ T-Shirt
Styles, May 19
The latest installment of our Designer D.I.Y. at Home series teaches you how to whip up a present for the significant other you may not have seen for a while.
Michael Jordan’s Game-Worn Sneakers Sell for $560,000
Express, May 18
A pair of Air Jordan 1s from 1985, signed by the NBA legend, broke an auction record on Sunday.
Michael Jordan’s Game-Worn Sneakers Sell for $560,000
Express, May 18
A pair of Air Jordan 1s from 1985, signed by the NBA legend, broke an auction record on Sunday.
Anna Wintour Is Not the Star of André Leon Talley’s Memoir. He Is.
Book Review, May 15
In “The Chiffon Trenches,” the former Vogue editor grapples with his own complicated story.
Amazon to the Rescue of the Fashion World!
Styles, May 14
With some help from Vogue and the CFDA, the e-commerce giant is opening a new store to showcase independent designers. Does this mark the moment the two worlds finally get hitched?
The T List: Five Things We Recommend This Week
T Style, May 14
Great-smelling shower products, in bulk — and more.
Amazon to the Rescue of the Fashion World!
Fashion, May 14
With some help from Vogue and the CFDA, the e-commerce giant is opening a new store to showcase independent designers. Does this mark the moment the two worlds finally get hitched?
André Leon Talley’s Tales From the Dark Side
Styles, May 14
The juiciest fashion memoir of the year is out. But is it a tell-all, a tragedy or a harbinger of things to come?
The Making of Prada’s Most Iconic Bag
T Style, May 13
Informed by Italy’s rich tradition of leather work, the Galleria is assembled from 83 fastidiously crafted pieces.
T Process | Prada Galleria Bag
Video, May 13
Artisans at the Scandicci factory near Florence, Italy, spend over six hours on each one of the iconic handbags.
Don’t Get Dressed Without Watching This Show
Styles, May 13
“Mrs. America” is the fashion history lesson we all need.
Americans Keep Clicking to Buy, Minting New Online Shopping Winners
Interactive, May 13
Online shopping surged after virus-related shutdowns. But even within the areas of rapid growth, the recent gains have not been spread evenly, new data shows.
Designers Revolt Against the Shopping Cycle
Styles, May 12
Imagine buying a wool coat when it is actually cold out, instead of in the middle of summer. The coronavirus could make that a reality.
Simone Rocha on How to Tie-Dye a Pair of Socks
Styles, May 12
As part of our Designer D.I.Y. series, Ms. Rocha shows how to make an old pair of socks pop in a crafty, colorful way.
Will Shopping Ever Be the Same?
Styles, May 11
As luxury department stores prepare to reopen their doors, global retailers share their plans — and fears — for the future of shopping.
When the Mall Reopened, She Was Ready
Styles, May 11
A chat with a shopping enthusiast in Texas, who didn’t hesitate to return to retail therapy after weeks of lockdown.
No Prince Without the King
Styles, May 11
The pompadour, the pancake, the pantsuits, the pink — in style as in music, Little Richard led the way.
Alanis Morissette Is Helping Us Meditate. Want to Join?
News Desk, May 11
Plus, Michelle Wolf on running in place, Elaine Welteroth on relationships at a distance and more in our live events this week.
Doctors and Nurses Should Think More About Their Necks
Well, May 8
Hospital workers spend a lot of time donning personal protective equipment, but their ears and necks are often left exposed.
John Singer Sargent’s Drawings Bring His Model Out of the Shadows
Weekend, May 7
Sketches by the great portraitist, shown together for the first time, illuminate the contribution of his African-American muse, Thomas McKeller.
Neiman Marcus, a Symbol of Luxury, Files for Bankruptcy
Business, May 7
The high-end retailer is not liquidating, and expects to emerge from restructuring later this year.
How to Make a Blanket Cape, With Clare Waight Keller
Styles, May 5
In the first of our Designer D.I.Y. at Home series, the former Givenchy artistic director shows us how to turn an old fleece blanket into a coverall.
La nueva generación de modelos dominicanas que redefinen la belleza
Interactive, April 25
Así fue como una nueva generación de modelos dominicanas se apoderó de las pasarelas. Ellas siguen cambiando nuestra idea de cómo luce la belleza.
The Creative Circles Defining the Culture
Interactive, April 13
Whether united by outlook or identity, happenstance or choice, these communities have shaped the worlds of art, fashion, film and more.
The People Who Make New York’s Party Scene Happen
Interactive, April 13
Long a capital of nightlife, from ’70s discos to ’90s raves, the city is now home to a rich after-hours culture where anyone — of any race, gender or sexuality — is welcome.
How Antwerp’s Royal Academy of Fine Arts Birthed the Contemporary Avant-Garde
Interactive, April 13
A city poised on the edge of Europe and the rest of the world became the incubator for talents like Dries Van Noten, Luc Tuymans and Ann Demeulemeester.
The Family-Run Italian Design Houses That Became Cultural Dynasties
Interactive, April 13
For centuries, Italy has prized the art of fashion and furniture design like no other country in the world, with generations dedicated to traditional craftsmanship and continuity.
The Fashion Crews Reinventing the Way We Dress
Interactive, April 13
As Balmain’s Olivier Rousteing, Maria Cornejo, Telfar Clemens and Gucci’s Alessandro Michele prove, making clothes is the ultimate act of collaboration.
The New Generation of Dominican Models Redefining Beauty
Interactive, April 13
Lineisy Montero, Licett Morillo and others have gained an international presence while also subverting assumptions about how women should look in Latin America.
The Asian-American Fashion Designers Who Shaped the Industry
Interactive, April 13
Kimora Lee Simmons, Phillip Lim and many more have collectively advanced issues of representation.