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In postwar Italy, a design sensibility distinct from Paris emerged.
The hair stylist to open his second salon in March
New studies suggest that when workers wear nicer clothes, they achieve more.
Woven textures are having a fashion moment, as accessory designers translate the look of caned seats on chairs and benches into pretty things that won’t support your weight.
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New York-based jewelry designer Lorraine Schwartz on karats and karaoke, sake bombs and star-studded shabbat dinners at home—and why a good sense of humor will get you a big discount on her diamond jewelry.
If you’re willing to rethink the grey hoodie or try out silk sweatpants, the answer is no. The creative new kids on the block behind Vetements and Off-White show how street can be agelessly chic.
These explorations of British menswear—both classic and otherwise—offer ample motivation to take you from armchair traveling to strolling down Savile Row.
Most menswear experts say yes, but you might be surprised by how you can break the rules—and still look professional.
Known for his skyscraper-high heels, custom croc pumps and sexy-strong gladiator sandals, Paris-based couture cobbler Francesco Russo is rolling out his made-to-order program globally.
A 360-degree look as designer Jason Wu prepares for the runway.
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Labels focus on streaming and tweeting to online audience, some more successfully than others; midi skirts and metallics on the runways
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Labels craving social-media attention staged one over-the-top extravaganza after another at New York fashion week, but some wonder, ‘What about the clothes?’
‘Athleisure’ apparel will only continue to grow; how to look good without showing everything you got.
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Men are seeking out style trends, making impulse purchases and taking time to browse. This new behavior marks a big change in how men shop, retailers say.
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The crowd here was a mix of the old and the new on Monday at a New York Fashion Week dinner hosted by Purple magazine and the fashion company Re/Done.
Get ready to welcome the return of the 1990s cool-girl essential. Updated by designers, the new cuts are easier to dress down as time-off wear.
Horological expert Michael Clerizo offers a cheat sheet for the first-time buyer who doesn’t want to seem clueless when shopping for his or her first mechanical watch.
Top off your smartphone’s battery while toting your belongings with a fashion-forward charging purse, wallet or tote bag from Kate Spade, Tyler Alexandra and HButler.
A collaborative collection inspired by the classic designer’s signature print.
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Designers are upending tradition with clothes you can wear now, marketing aimed straight at shoppers and other big changes. Burberry and Tom Ford signal the moves are spreading to Europe.
The innovative designer serves as inspiration for two upcoming exhibitions.
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Rebecca Minkoff is leading the charge at New York fashion week to stage runway shows that eliminate the six-month wait and feature clothing women can buy now.
At MasterCard's New York City tech hub in the Flatiron District, a mix of business and startup sensibilities informs office style, whether it's hoodies, tailored jackets or the occasional bow tie.
Jewelry design has never been more experimental, and these new designers are on the cutting edge—challenging the ways in which the industry approaches accoutrements and creating pieces that are wearable art.
For his spring 2016 collection, the designer reinterpreted Miami’s tropical hues and mix of architectural styles.
Once a hub for Manhattan luminaries and a base for a generation of international designers, the Barneys flagship reopens this month at its original Manhattan location in Chelsea.
Paired with his own childlike wonder, the designer draws on close creative luminaries like photographer Steven Meisel to envision his avant-garde designs for both his namesake brand, J.W. Anderson, and the house of Loewe.
Supermodel Christy Turlington Burns has put her wanderlust in service to fellow mothers through Every Mother Counts, a nonprofit organization she founded in 2010, advocating for women’s health issues spanning the globe.
Riff on spring’s unexpected pairings—from leather against silk to bold lines and cheeky cutouts.
Revive the allure and romance of times gone by on the streets of Mexico City with elegantly tailored and sinuously seductive looks from this season’s collections.
Claws come out between those who think the stars of cat mysteries should talk, and those who think they shouldn’t.
In the hands of the late pastry chef Gina DePalma, unexpected combinations tasted absolutely right. This creamy tart with a chocolate-almond crust and a marmalade glaze was a signature, with good reason.
These grand hotels go back decades, but with spa services that range from classic to downright futuristic, they definitely aren’t stuck in the past.
Dan Neil sings the praises of the Chevy Malibu. But he’s not certain the upgraded trim packages are worth the price.
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The 68th Cannes Film Festival was brought to a surprising close Sunday with Jacques Audiard’s Sri Lankan refugee film taking the festival’s coveted top honor, the Palme d’Or.
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EXOS is training some of the top prospects for this year’s NFL draft—and a bunch of office workers.
There’s plenty of reasons to add a bit (or a lot) of color to your look
Retailers and fashion-show organizers are responding to shoppers’ ‘wear now’ demands.
False eyelashes aren’t just for the runway anymore.
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With high-end fashion products, tempting deals lurk on the street corners and online. How to avoid buying something you shouldn’t.
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In 2015, ‘fringe skirts’ caught fire—long and short, included many varieties of fabrics.
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