On the Runway
Versace Says No to Couture Shows
Is the haute model broken? The Italian brand says it’s time to try something new.
Highlights
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Longing for the Spirit of ’86 at the Emporio Armani Show
Velvet brocades. Snug eight-button jackets. High-water pleated pants. But something is missing.
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Photo CreditJennifer S. Altman for The New York Times Critical Shopper
Where the Clothes Do Most of the Work
The crowds at the new Adidas and Nike superstores are not inclined to sweat.
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‘Fight for Art’: Jeremy Scott of Moschino Responds to Donald Trump
While designing his latest men’s wear collection, Mr. Scott, an American designer in Milan, said he was “consumed” by the news.
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Critic's Notebook
Photo Credit What Michelle Obama Wore and Why It Mattered
No one understood the role of fashion, and the potential uses of its power, better than the first lady.
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Fashion Review
Photo CreditGio Staiano/Nowfashion For Zegna, a Debut Amid Weighty Monuments
Alessandro Sartori showed his first collection as the artistic director of the Italian luxury house in a hangar filled with art by Anselm Kiefer.
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Photo Credit Wait. Is That Hillary Clinton? Let’s Go Say Hi.
Hillary Clinton is popping up in restaurants and at social events around town, and being embraced by New Yorkers who seem to want to help her get over her election loss.
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Fashion Review
Photo CreditRegis Colin-Berthelier/Nowfashion A Marni Rave, a Ferragamo Reboot
New designers at two influential fashion houses make their Milan debuts.
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Critic's Notebook
Photo CreditClara Vannucci for The New York Times The Last Jeweler on the Ponte Vecchio
Perched above Florence’s Arno River is a family-run business still practicing a city trade that dates back five centuries.
Men’s Style
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Photo CreditGuillaume Roujas/Nowfashion Fendi: Men’s Collection
The label’s men’s collection.
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Fashion Review
Photo CreditGio Staiano/Nowfashion Neil Barrett’s Gender-Blur Army
For his fashion show in Milan, the British designer presents a mash-up of ’80s references and age-old tailoring traditions.
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Photo CreditRyan Pfluger for The New York Times; Styled by Alex Tudela Movie Star Dane DeHaan: He Broods. He Pouts. He ... Golfs?
After years of supporting work and high-profile Prada campaigns, an actor known for his translucent eyes and angsty roles headlines two major films.
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The Men's Shows
Photo CreditClara Vannucci for The New York Times From South Korea, Clothes for the Man in Love With Himself
Have you heard about the shirt with three sleeves? Designers from Seoul push the men’s wear envelope.
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Critic's Notebook
Photo CreditClara Vannucci for The New York Times In Florence, It’s All About Pants. Big Pants.
At the influential men’s wear fair Pitti Uomo, Brunello Cucinelli and Tommy Hilfiger presented wide-legged trousers with lots of room in the seat.
Watches
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Photo CreditKo Sasaki for The New York Times Japan Becomes a Rising Star for the Swiss Watch Industry
As brands continue to struggle with the downturn, the country’s strong sales are a bright spot.
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Photo CreditJake Reeder Looking for Sales, Watch Brands Extend Warranties
Some say lengthening guarantees shows potential buyers that they have confidence in their products.
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Photo CreditPascal Mora for The New York Times Greubel Forsey Watches: A Division of Labor
The two founders, who analyzed their skills as they began the brand in 1992, say the effort has helped their success.
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Photo CreditIan Willms for The New York Times A Canadian Watch Collector Hunts for the Unusual
Dan Tanenbaum says independent brands like Urwerk and Jaquet Droz have spiced up his timepiece wardrobe.
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Photo CreditPatrick Gries From Van Cleef & Arpels, a Fairy Tableau
It took eight years to complete the automaton clock, which features jeweled details and specialty enameling.
