Can One Designer Serve Two Masters?
After his so-so Helmut Lang debut in New York, Peter Do unveiled his own line in Paris. And it was great.
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Tiny Love Stories: ‘Skin to Skin, We Are Drinking Beers at 3 p.m.’
Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.
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Where Are the Big Ideas?
Saint Laurent and Dior play it safe in Paris.
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How Far Would You Travel for a Leather Purse?
An annual sample sale for the accessories brand Clare V. drew thousands of shoppers to downtown Los Angeles. For some fans, it’s the “Super Bowl. The best day of the whole year.”
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Artists Take the Soccer Field in a ‘Drunk vs. Stoned’ Grudge Match
In Montauk, an end-of-summer art show and sporting event served as a kind of referendum on two altered states.
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Have We Officially Reached Peak Ribbon?
Every time it seems the bow trend has hit a saturation point, another coquette-esque or girlhood-aesthetic release keeps the momentum going.
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Who Scored a Perfect 10 at Milan Fashion Week?
Bottega Veneta and Diesel take some winning risks; Versace and Moschino go spelunking in the archives.
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The Mother of ‘Eclectic’ Interior Design
If you had suddenly been blindfolded and transported to Dahlia, a cocktail lounge that opened in May at the Downtown Proper hotel in Los Angeles, you might have asked yourself: Where in the world am I? The high walls are painted dusty rose, and the …
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Julia Fox Gets Dirty to Come Clean
How did Julia Fox go from unruly teenager, with her face plastered on missing persons fliers put up by her parents across New York City, to tabloid fixture, with her face plastered on Supreme ads? The story is messy, tense and sometimes tragic …
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21 Questions for the New Gucci Designer
Ahead of his first show at Milan Fashion Week, Sabato De Sarno talks family, tattoos and what he sings in the shower.
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