The Bralette Is Back. This Time Blouses Are Optional.
In an indignant time, a more relaxed style gains market share.
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Why Lululemon Chief Calvin McDonald Wants to Be an Ironman
He swims, bikes, runs and also exfoliates.
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Yes, the Man Bag Is a Hot Accessory
Worn on the shoulder or cross-body, these mini-bags are trending this summer.
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Swae Lee Sleeps With His Jewelry On
The rapper is a fan of Asos, Burberry and Vetements. Gucci, not so much.
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Photo CreditPeter Lindbergh, via Vogue Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, Guest-Edits British Vogue’s September Issue
The duchess also announced a fashion collaboration to benefit a British charity that helps women looking for jobs.
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Photo CreditMarilynn K. Yee/The New York Times Arthur McGee, Fashion Designer Who Broke Racial Barrier, Dies at 86
Thought to be the first black designer to run a Seventh Avenue design room, he worked ancient influences into contemporary styles.
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Photo CreditJared Siskin/Getty Images Instagram Is Great for Models. It’s Also Good for Predators.
The platform can create a path to success for many young women. Scammers and abusers know it.
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Photo CreditJackie Molloy for The New York Times Willy Chavarria’s House Music
Showing a full month after New York Fashion Week: Men’s, the designer makes a strong case for himself as an essential voice in men’s wear.
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Photo Creditvia The Metropolitan Museum of Art; Nicholas Alan Cope The Met’s Next Big Fashion Show Comes From One Little-Known Woman
Sandy Schreier is the most important American collector of couture you’ve never heard of.
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Browsing
More in Browsing »Photo CreditFirstview How to Wear Fall 2019 Trends Now
The fashion shows are over. Now the shopping — for tartan, quilting, bucket hats — begins.
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The labels may be fresh on the scene, but the founders aren’t.
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Photo Credit The New Minimalism: How to Marie Kondo Your Wardrobe
These three labels are rethinking the traditional retail model, with tightly edited collections that cater to a thoughtful new customer.
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Photo Credit 9 Reasons to Not Hate February
Electronically heated puffers, pre-layered sweaters, supersize scarves and more to make winter dressing jollier.
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Unbuttoned
More in Unbuttoned »Photo CreditDylan Martinez/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Boris Johnson and the Rise of Silly Style
The new Tory leader and likely prime minister is rewriting the rules of what leadership looks like.
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Photo CreditValerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times ‘Space Is the New Black’
The Apollo 11 anniversary is going to spur another wave of intergalactic fashion. But this time, we’re on the dark side of the moon.
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Photo CreditPhoto Illustration by The New York Times; Associated Press, Reuters, Getty Images What Political Branding Looks Like
A breakdown of what the candidates are saying when they aren’t saying anything at all.
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Photo CreditNoam Galai/Getty Images The Resurrection of Dolce & Gabbana
After last year’s debacle in China, the brand went dark. Now it may be on its way back.
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Photo Credit Lady Gaga, Tyra Banks and the Disneyfication of Fashion
Shopping has always been about amusement. Now it’s going to be about amusement parks.
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On the Runway
More in On the Runway »Photo CreditAnthony Ghnassia/WireImage Alber Elbaz Makes a Happy Return
The former Lanvin designer has a new collaboration with Tod’s. Fans like Emma Stone will be excited. But what’s next?
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Photo CreditVanessa Beecroft Kim Kardashian West and the Kimono Controversy
She responds to accusations of cultural appropriation: “I understand and have deep respect for the significance of the kimono in Japanese culture.”
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Photo CreditCarolina Herrera, via Associated Press Homage or Theft? Carolina Herrera Called Out by Mexican Minister
The debate over cultural appropriation and fashion intensifies.
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Photo CreditThomas Samson/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Serena Williams Won’t Be Silenced. Her Clothes Are Doing the Talking.
A year after the catsuit controversy, the tennis star is smashing old rules and stereotypes.
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Photo CreditIsak Tiner for The New York Times T.W.A. Hotel: You May Want to Stay at Kennedy Airport. By Choice. Seriously.
The new T.W.A. hotel at J.F.K. is proving a designer magnet. Stan Herman, the “father of fashion week,” explains why.
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The Look
More in The Look »Photo CreditYael Malka for The New York Times Polyamory Works for Them
Having multiple partners can mean more pleasure, but it’s not always easy.
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Photo CreditDustin Thierry for The New York Times ‘Paris Is Burning’ Goes Global
Nearly 30 years after the seminal documentary on ballroom culture, underground queer dance competitions are an international phenomenon.
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Photo CreditNatalia Mantini for The New York Times Latinx Artists Explain Their Process
These creative thinkers are incorporating family history and cultural heritage into their work.
By Natalia Mantini, Concepción de León and
Photo CreditMalin Fezehai for The New York Times Traditional Dresses as Resistance
Rarámuri women in Chihuahua, Mexico, have made an indigenous style of dress a means of fighting assimilation.
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Photo CreditDaniel Arnold for The New York Times A Mother’s Clock
Time follows no standard when you become a parent.
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Skin Deep
More in Skin Deep »Photo CreditAndrea D'Aquino All of Those Products Are Making Your Skin Worse
They’re breaking down the skin barrier and harming your acid mantle, and this is bad (even if you don’t know — yet — what that mantle is).
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Photo CreditGetty Images Yes, Workout-Adjacent Skin Care Is a Thing
Here, we’ve done the heavy lifting to find your skin-friendly workout-adjacent routine.
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