From Frédéric Boucheron’s early innovations to Claire Choisne’s new Human Being collection, the exhibition traces the ideas that have shaped the maison since 1858.
1,000 unseen sketches, 200 iPods, and the late designer's gloves will be available for purchase between July 2-8.
The project looks back on the house's long, illustrious history and brings it into the digital age.
As the United States turns 250, we revisit L'OFFICIEL Paris's iconic bicentennial issue, and explore the enduring relationship between French and American fashion.
Garavani leaves behind a legacy of eternal elegance, grace, discipline, and poetry. Revisiting a 1991 interview from the L'OFFICIEL archives, L'OFFICIEL pays homage to the Last Emperor of Fashion.
“Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style” showcases fashion’s enduring admiration for the world of beachwear.
She opens up her archive to L’OFFICIEL and discusses spotlighting marginalized artists in her eponymous New York venue.
Filmmaker Robert Eggers shares his archive of "bits and bobs" with L’OFFICIEL while discussing his latest film, which stars Lily-Rose Depp, Bill Skarsgård, and Nicholas Hoult.
Discover the art of bold accessorizing through a dive into L'OFFICIEL's archives, revisiting the timeless allure of dramatic jewelry.
The evolution of the Rockettes’ iconic costumes and their timeless role in New York City's christmas magic.
Yves Saint Laurent’s iconic Floral Bride from the Haute Couture Spring/Summer 1999 show remains a timeless symbol of the transformative power of haute couture, inspiring generations with its breathtaking artistry.
Comedian, actor, writer, and seashell enthusiast Jenny Slate opens up her archive to L’OFFICIEL and discusses her new book, Lifeform.
From coats to accessories, suede is the it-fabric of the season, adding effortless style to every fall wardrobe.
Take a glimpse into the L'OFFICIEL archive for inspiration for your fall wardrobe.
The decade of simplicity and individuality pulls on the heartstrings of designers and the public today.
How the elevation and mass production of travel machines in the last century paved the way for innovation in fashion.
An icon celebrated as much for her groundbreaking editorials as her glamorous personality, Pat Cleveland reflects on the past, the future, and her September 1971 cover of L’OFFICIEL.
L’OFFICIEL dives into its archives to inspire your next vacation wardrobe.
Sunshine and sea-filled summer days are nearly upon us; stay cute and cool this upcoming season with swimwear inspiration from the best vintage swim styles from the pages of L’OFFICIEL throughout the years.
