On the Runway Blog
By CATHY HORYN
At Valentino, Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli offered very pretty clothes, focusing on maxi lengths, simple day dresses in double ivory crepe with faggoting, and some very cool halter dresses in delicate lace, and shirtwaists.
Fashion Review
By CATHY HORYN
For years, the Paris men’s collections have provided relief from Milan’s commercial steamroller. Some of that relief is comic, and some is meant to be virtuous.
Skin Deep
By CATHERINE SAINT LOUIS
Memberships and community are out of date as people go to a gym for exercise and nothing more.
Skin Deep
By HILARY HOWARD
Products designed to treat facial redness and dry skin, and make you look like a superheroine.
Front Row
By ERIC WILSON
Zoe Cassavetes makes a video of the spring Miu Miu collection, the first in a planned series of films to appear this year; after a two-year hiatus, the Ebony Fashion Fair is being revived in a new format.
Up Close
By ALEX WILLIAMS
Mr. Stulman is hiring his Wisconsin friends, and if he gets his way, there may soon be a Little Wisco for the New York mix.
Scene City
By IRINA ALEKSANDER
At the Manhattan Theater Club’s benefit dinner, the Broadway woes of Spider-Man were on everyone’s minds.
Crib Sheet
By HENRY ALFORD
Oprah’s half-sister, the furor over Tiger Mothers, American Apparel is suing manufacturers of its own nail polish, and other topics.
By LAURA M. HOLSON
Webcast funerals reach more friends and relatives and reflect the fact that people are living more online.
This Life
By BRUCE FEILER
For “Modern Family,” self-analysis is part of the sitcom’s storyline.
By JOYCE WADLER
A stabbing, allegedly by her husband, almost cost Ms. Martin her life. Now, it may have given the boxer her career back.
The look that dominates high fashion in New York is a long stretch of leg, ankle boots and a new posture.
By ASHLEY PARKER
“Potomac Fever” on E! searches for its cast among Washington’s players.
By STEPHANIE ROSENBLOOM
Web sites exist for any number of things you want to accomplish.