Social strivers who like expensive dresses are in league with Satan, surely.
Phoebe Philo goes surreal.
By Joseph Lally.
Born and raised in blissful New York ignorance.
An examination of one of the red carpet's biggest clotheshorses.
An organic perfume, a sequined manicure, and a new cleansing balm.
Ultra-conservative Islam and Scandinavian egalitarianism don't mix well.
They provide more coverage than his usual track shorts.
Stefano Tonchi recommends her for the job.
If you add up the cost of all these clothes, it might support the economy of a small nation.
Images from a new book on the legendary actress.
"Who, me?"
And the designer had to cancel his Paris show.
There's something to be said for consistency.
This week’s photo shoot features live hawks and a real-time critique from Bryanboy. Equally terrifying!
It's not pervy, says New Yorker writer.
Just maybe.
Little-known models, cat prints, and Alaïa in the audience.
From tentacles to Baywatch: How we fear, love, share, hide, and imitate porn.
Mary-Kate, Ashley, and Olivier.
The weekend brings mink-lined Birkenstocks at Celine, Momofuku cookies at Kenzo, and mouse-eared kitten heels at Louboutin.
Along with uncoordinated audience applause.
The critic's first dispatch from Paris.
She wore a very short dress to a charity event in California.
And why the "new adult" genre may be misreading them.
Balenciaga kicked off a big trend with the Star Wars–y sweatshirts it showed on last season’s runway. Now, slogans, sci-fi, and cute little bears are all fair game.
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