Fashion

Issey Miyake opens its first American Bao Bao boutique with a New York City flagship that brings a playful take on the label’s signature bags.

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LVMH names Jonathan Anderson the sole creative director of Dior after Maria Grazia Chiuri’s abrupt departure.

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One hand behind her back as if Joan of Arc, and the other clutching her chest. Cast out, she banishes a stone to the sky: A second moon, it governs her. Elemental and controlled. She is the calm before—waves like horses, a great gust of wind.

A sun-drenched backyard tea party becomes the unexpected stage for Saint Laurent’s Spring/Summer 2025 campaign lensed by Martin Parr.

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In less than a quarter of a century, Thom Browne single-handedly made the simple, solid grey suit the uniform of fantasy. In spite of his instant red, white, and blue recognition, the fashion designer would rather not explain himself—but he appreciates being understood.

Suddenly you are there, back at the place we agreed never to go. The light is hot, blinding. Find it and piece it apart. Until the shapes separate and the luminosity seeps in. Until you are equally nothing and everything.

When she’s in front of the camera Kiki Willems effortlessly transforms into various characters. But the role the model looks forward to playing most is herself.

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Collage artist Vanessa Saba lends her eye—and her paintbrush—to an array of seasonal spring favorites for Family Style online.

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For Mother's Day, mom-to-be and Family Style Food Editor Sophia Roe finds a rare moment of serenity.

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It’s not what you say, but the space in between. Cate Blanchett and Ottessa Moshfegh are united by the need to express this fickle, existential truth through action and subtext. For both the actor and the author, the slippage is what makes us human.

Frozen in time, accessories become breadcrumbs of adventure.

What do swans, princesses, and Kelly Rutherford have in common? A timeless elegance, embodied in PDPAOLA’s new jewelry collection.

Lifetimes of surveying glances teach us that to be seen is to be understood. But how limiting it is to be reduced to the feminine, the confines of our sex. How nearsighted. Be impenetrable, we decide instead. Be a mirror. Build a wall in which no gaze can puncture except for our own.

Each day, she transforms herself anew: a bird of paradise, a gemstone, a gilded queen. With a stroke of Rouge Dior, a smudge of gold Diorshow 5 Couleurs in 539 Grand Bal, and an iridescent powder of Dior Forever, she continually reinvents. No time to linger, always somewhere to go. All that glitters: She is a magnet. She’s the show.

Nine contemporary artists have re-envisioned Gucci’s silk scarves, offering fresh takes on the house’s nearly seven-decade history.

We are bouncing off the walls. Swinging, twisting, ricocheting until I am you and you are me. Yes, we’ve become one another—not mere duplications but something more, shape-shifting over and over until inertia forces us to fall.

Getting dressed can be its own kind of sacred music—this rings true in Grace Wales Bonner’s debut women’s collection.

Kering names Demna as Gucci’s next artistic director after a decade of domination at Balenciaga.

The cultural event at the start of fashion month directly addresses fashion’s broken systems rather than ignoring them.

 Prada’s personas are newly activated in a new publication Ten Protagonists, written by Ottessa Moshfegh and lensed by Steven Meisel.