Fashion

Kanye West’s wife and muse has become known for going out in very—very—little clothing. What does her nudity reveal, and what does it hide?

The pandemic may have brought an end to a flourishing history.

The artist depicts all the luxuries the city has to offer.

The artist blends the preferred pastimes and stylish attire of New York’s commuters.

Apfel pursued the driving creative project of her life—getting dressed, dazzlingly—for eight decades without any promise of greater glory. How could she ever have seen it coming?

The artist delicately explores the idea of the Black diaspora, evident in the unexpected unification of stuff.

The artist discusses dynamism and immersing oneself in the world.

An artist of wide-ranging interests, he captured urban street style, American symbols, and musical greats—all with a unique passion.

Steven Klein’s images teetered between the seductive and the sadistic. For most publications today, they are history too rude to be repeated.

This year’s event featured plenty of gemstones, puffy fabrics, feathers, black leather, evening gloves, and homages to the late fashion designer’s feline friend.

We’re living in a world in which every style, every idea, and every possible remix can be generated as fast and frictionlessly as possible.

The New Yorker’s first fashion director and frequent illustrator travelled everywhere with his pair of scissors, which he used to tweak the fashion world.

In Utah civil court, the actress has unabashedly leaned into every stereotype that has ever been used to label her, in a performance that rises to the level of Ryan Murphy-esque high camp.

By mass-marketing social aspiration, the brand toed the line between exclusivity and accessibility—and established prep as America’s visual vernacular.

How Demna engineered the rise—and near-fall—of the luxury fashion house.

The artist discusses design as a playground for self-expression and connection.

On Instagram, step-and-repeat hobbyists have collected archival photos—a throwback to a time, before the ascent of the celebrity stylist, when fashion was refreshingly loose and every red-carpet moment wasn’t a co-branding opportunity.

The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology presents “Fresh, Fly, and Fabulous: Fifty Years of Hip-Hop Style,” celebrating the culture’s half-century mark.

Sometimes being a fanny pack can feel like being a fanny hack.

The cult stargazer behind Astrology Zone gave a talk in the old Barneys basement, amid two hundred customized L.V. trunks. One of her predictions involved Barron Trump.