Scene City
Rising Stars of Fashion Take a Bow
Paul Andrew wins top prize at CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund dinner.
Compression Socks and Hose Are No Longer for Grandma
By SHIVANI VORA
From left, Alessandro Garofalo/Reuters; Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty Images; Valerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times
Models wore knee-high socks on the runway during Milan Fashion Week in September for Prada, left; Dolce & Gabbana, center; and Jil Sander.
Compression tights are beginning to come into vogue among stylish women who sit on uncomfortably small airplane seats during long-haul travel.
From “House of DVF,” a reality show on the E! network.
Two reality shows prove that before you design clothes, you need to design a personality.
Mark Pernice
The “meh” generation taps into the zeitgeist of cultural dullness.
On the Runway Blog
Valentino Breaks the Couture Mold
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
The fashion house is heading to New York with a new couture collection in December.
South Korea Exports Its Glow
By MARISA MELTZER
Skin care products from South Korea are finding a strong following in the United States.
On the Runway Blog
The Greening of Fashion’s Next Generation
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
Kering announced a new sustainable fashion program and the C.F.D.A. and Lexus announced the winners for their Eco-Fashion challenge.
How Women Use Fashion to Assert Their Power
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
A show in London looks at how the higher up you go, the more limited your fashion options are.
Lauren Fleishman for The New York Times
Stéphane Ashpool outside one of his shops in Paris.
Life and Design, Grounded in Pigalle
By MATTHEW SCHNEIER
Stéphane Ashpool, the designer for Pigalle, and his shops are firmly rooted in the Paris neighborhood where he grew up.
Remembering the Star Who Wasn’t There
By GUY TREBAY
At the Fashion Group International awards presentation, the designer’s name comes easily to everyone’s lips.
Why the Strong Reaction to Renée Zellweger’s Face?
By ALEX KUCZYNSKI
The actress revealed a surgically altered face last Monday, and everyone seemed to take it personally.
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The Branding of Julian Assange
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
WikiLeaks now has a commercial arm with licensing deals around the world.
Gone, in an Instant Auction
By CAROL VOGEL
Christie’s website now allows customers to buy watches instantly, bypassing the bidding process, as it grows its e-commerce business.
Kathy Willens/Associated Press
Oscar de la Renta, who died on Monday, at a show in 2012.
Mr. de la Renta believed in beauty, not for beauty’s sake, but because he understood that elevating the outside could help elevate the inside.
Pierre Verdy/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
The designer at the end of a 1997 show in Paris.
Full of Life, on the Dance Floor and Off
By JOHN KOBLIN
A good friend, an eager dancer and a true professional are some of the ways the late designer is described by his colleagues and associates.
LOOKING BACK
Daniel Zuchnik/Getty Images
Adi Heyman, who converted to Orthodox Judaism, was drawn to the emphasis on the spiritual over the physical. She covers her elbows, knees and collarbone, and wears a blond wig.
Modesty Is Her Best Policy
By KATE NEWMAN
The creative force behind the Jewish lifestyle website Fabologie appeals to women of all backgrounds who are drawn to dressing with more decorum and less flash.
Scene City
A Casual Gym Crowd Gets Its ‘Freak On’
By MATTHEW SCHNEIER
Alexander Wang introduced his athletic-fashion collaboration with H&M in Washington Heights.
T Magazine
Missoni: Cutest. Family. Ever.
By MATTHEW SCHNEIER
Since 1953, the tight-knit clan has managed to build one of Italy’s most storied fashion empires while remaining exceptionally lovable.
via Alexander McQueen
London is a natural meeting point of fashion and contemporary art, says Jonathan Akeroyd, chief executive of Alexander McQueen.
Where Art and Fashion Intertwine
By HANNAH OLIVENNES
Jonathan Akeroyd, chief executive of Alexander McQueen, talks about the fashion house's decision to sponsor Frieze Live, a new section of the London fair showcasing performance arts.
Julien Warnand/European Pressphoto Agency
The Czech model Petra Nemcova, wearing a gown by Zuhair Murad, at the Cannes Fim Festival in May.
The new event is scheduled during the film festival. A coincidence? I think not.
Alaïa Is Worth the Wait
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
Azzedine Alaïa held his show last week, two weeks after fashion month ended, showing pieces like a reinvented shirtdress and knit evening gowns.
Interactive Feature: Test Your Knowledge of the Four Major Fashion Weeks
By DEVI VALLABHANENI
Peter Michael Dills/Getty Images
How much do you really know about the runway shows in New York, London, Milan and Paris?
To mark the conclusion of the Women’s Spring 2015 shows, T catalogs the bows of some fashion visionaries.
New York, London, Milan, Paris Fashion Week Reviews
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Stefan Wermuth/Reuters
Workers prepare a catwalk during London Fashion Week.
A handy reference for all of the reviews of the spring 2015 shows.
The Collection: A Fashion App for the iPad
Get complete coverage of fashion and style and the latest looks from the runway.
On the Runway Blog
Christopher Bailey Makes a (Mini) Movie
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
One hopes that the Burberry head, who is both chief executive and chief creative officer, isn’t just bored.
T Magazine
A Music Video From the Lagerfeld-Approved Rapper Theophilus London
By MARCUS HOLMLUND
The Kaiser shot the cover art for London’s new album, “Vibes,” out today.
T Magazine
Chris Benz on Assuming the Mantle at Bill Blass
By BROOKE BOBB
In his first interview since being named creative director of the house, the 32-year-old designer talks about modernizing an American classic.
Special Report: Watches
Watches
Milan Time: A Historical Tale of Night and Day
International New York Times
What are great cities without people? The photographer Alessandro Grassani finds the city’s geometry after the streets start emptying.
Timepieces That Connect With a History of Exploration
By VICTORIA GOMELSKY
Early explorers relied on mechanical timepieces for navigation; modern-day adventurers are carrying on the tradition.
How Will Apple’s ‘Smart Watch’ Affect the Industry?
By JAKE CIGAINERO
Ryan Raffaelli, a Harvard Business School professor, recently argued that the Apple device could bolster the watch industry rather than threaten it.
Helena Rubinstein, Icon of Business and Style, Gets Her Own Retrospective
The Jewish Museum’s new exhibition, “Beauty is Power,” explores the life and taste of the woman from a Polish shtetl who went on to radically alter the beauty industry.
Scene City: Fashion, Film and Art Collide at Lacma Gala
Leonardo DiCaprio, Quentin Tarantino, Kanye West, Kim Kardashian and Culture Club are among the guests at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Special Report: Craftsmanship
Weaving Modern Tastes Into a Traditional Fabric
By SANDRA JORDAN
Two siblings in Northern Ireland have teamed with a renowned factory to reinvent the staid product lines of Irish linen.
Art of Lacquerware Preserved in Japan
By KELLY WETHERILLE
In the town of Odawara, a master artisan and his workers use their expertise to create everyday items.
Art and Technology Take a Role in Woodworking
By KATHLEEN BECKETT
A British craftsman uses a broad definition of the tools of his trade.
For Macy’s, a Makeover on 34th Street
By NATASHA SINGER
Macy’s flagship has long tried to be everything to everyone. But in a $400 million renovation, it’s taking sharper aim at millennials and free-spending tourists.
On the Runway Blog
Ann Demeulemeester and Life After Fashion
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
The 54-year-old Belgian designer made a reappearance of sorts to sign copies of her new 1,010-page book at Barneys New York.
AmfAR Gala Honors Tom Ford
The foundation for AIDS research recognized Mr. Ford on Wednesday in Los Angeles.
Alex Cretey-Systermans for The New York Times
Little Eleven Paris sells an edgy and casual collection of clothing for children between the ages of 4 and 14.
The Montorgueil neighborhood, known for its many restaurants and chocolatiers, is also home to stylish clothing and accessory spots.
On the Runway Blog
Fashionistas and Investors Start Salivating: Paul Poiret Is for Sale
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
A company that specializes in identifying and buying the trademarks of major fashion names gone dormant is seeking a buyer for the heritage brand.
On the Runway Blog
Who Are Fashion’s Best C.E.O.s?
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
Test yourself. Which five companies would you identify?
Bill Cunningham | Paying Respects
By BILL CUNNINGHAM
Is there an appropriate code of dress for memorial services today?
Viewfinder for Photos
By MATTHEW SCHNEIER
Pierre-Alexis Dumas, the Hermès artistic director, announced an alliance between the Aperture Foundation and the Hermès foundation at the Aperture annual benefit.
Laurent Cilluffo
A look at the four main fashion weeks around the world in New York, London, Milan and Paris.
Paris Fashion Week
Paris Fashion Week Accessories
By ANGELICA ROGERS
Golden brogues with cutouts at Chanel, a cherry-shaped clutch at Undercover and more details from the spring 2015 shows.
Paris Fashion Week Street Style
The street fashion photographer Craig Arend of Altamira NYC took over our Instagram account for the spring 2015 fashion shows. Here are our highlights from Paris Fashion Week. Check out NYTimesFashion on Instagram for more.
Milan Fashion Week
Milan Fashion Week Accessories
By ANGELICA ROGERS
Barbie-inspired bags at Moschino, ’70s style boots at Gucci and more details from the spring 2015 shows.
London Fashion Week
London Fashion Week Accessories
By ANGELICA ROGERS
Fur slippers at Simone Rocha, ear-cuffs at Julien MacDonald and more details from the spring 2015 shows.
At the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards, Some Surprises and Agendas
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