K-pop act NewJeans unveils new identity — and a new name
One of the biggest-selling K-pop acts, NewJeans, has changed its name amid a long-running legal dispute that has gripped ...
Doechii’s Thom Browne look at the Grammys bridged street culture and luxury fashion
High fashion, once sealed-off and hierarchical, has become more open, fluid and reflective of diverse backgrounds and artistic visions.
Taylor Swift Super Bowl Prop Bet Predictions
Super Bowl LIX will air on FOX starting at 6:30 p.m. ET on Sunday, Febuary 9, following five hours of live pregame coverage ...
Fforme's New Designer, Frances Howie, on What's Next for the Minimalist Brand
W hen Frances Howie was starting out as a young designer, she worked as an assistant to Alber Elbaz, the legendary creative ...
Rihanna Runs It Back With an Old Faithful Animal Print Coat
On its first outing, a then-pregnant Rihanna wore it with an oversized Vetements inside-out hoodie—worn as a dress—a Louis ...
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Mrs. Momma Bear’s Lee Evans Lee Is Crafting A New Kind Of Workwear
Lee Evans Lee, designer of Mrs. Momma Bear, shares her latest collections, styling advice, and more in an exclusive interview.
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Stolen Louis Vuitton wallet ruins San Diego Christmas
Yes, even your sweaty gym bag isn’t safe in San Diego. Or rather, my sweaty gym bag. But I’m not the only victim. Arturo ...
Forget Baggy Jeans: 2025 Marks the Return of the Slim-Fit Trouser
Case in point: Prada’s autumn/winter 2025 show was a conveyor belt of wearable yet stylish ensembles that I would happily ...
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Foundrae, A.L.C., RH Newport Beach and Other Stylish Openings
HOT-TICKET ITEM Drawing from ’60s mod and ’90s minimalism, the Sutton Jean and the Rose Jacket are perfect denim staples to ...
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Louis Vuitton “New Formal” FW25 collection: Where to get, segments, and more details explored
The Louis Vuitton “New Formal” FW25 collection for men has just launched. The collection consists of 3 segments, which ...
The allure of jet-black jewellery: Louis Vuitton, Van Cleef & Arpels and Bulgari, and independents like Boochier, have turned to the dark side this winter
Black is back, with luxury brands and independent designers alike embracing onyx, black enamel and diamonds for a bold, edgy aesthetic Much like swapping out floaty sundresses for cosy knits, ...