Zendaya is only the beginning. With Kim Kardashian officially joining the fold, take a look at the stars who have trusted the celebrity stylist with their wardrobes.
For his label’s 20th anniversary, Erdem Moralıoğlu pays tribute to the women who have shaped his romantic vision.
The Belgian designer will present his final collection for the Italian label during Milan Fashion Week before focusing on Maison Margiela.
Over a decade on, the creative directors are still full of surprises.
After a short yet impactful stint at Versace, the Italian fashion designer joins another iconic house.
Debuting Maria Grazia Chiuri’s designs for Fendi, two star-crossed lovers wander the streets of SoHo in a contemporary reimagining of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, complete with an Internet-age twist.
In the midst of Milan Fashion Week, the eight-level store welcomes Pradasphere, which opens to the public on Sept. 23.
Following “Golden” becoming the first K-pop song to win a Grammy, Rei Ami turns her attention to New York Fashion Week—and a label already in her rotation.
Known for his work with various talents throughout multiple decades, the legendary costumier passed away on Monday.
The label put on its 10th anniversary show in the vast industrial Brooklyn Navy Yard.
For Spring/Summer 2027, creative director Veronica Leoni continues her radical quest for simplicity.
In her second season at Proenza Schouler, Scott’s growing confidence comes through in a collection defined by ease and sensuality.
The model, podcaster, and creator brings L'OFFICIEL along as she gets ready for one of the week's biggest highlights.
Michael Kors rings in 45 years with a grand celebration of New York Style.
From her Hudson Valley studio, the artist creates soft paintings and riveting sculptures that transform everyday encounters into imagined worlds of color, fabric, and emotion.
A decade after leaving engineering behind, the Trinidad-born designer has landed a New York Fashion Week debut, a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund nomination, and Michelle Obama.
From the pre-medical track to the launch of a childrenswear line, the Kazakhstan-born designer has hit the sweet spot in New York.
Rooted in her Dominican heritage and built through years of experience at some of New York’s leading labels, Dwarmis creates clothes made to move through every part of a woman’s day.
Drawing from mythology, film, art, and identity, the designer creates clothing that gives its wearer a commanding sense of presence.
The New York designer reflects on personal loss, family legacy, and historical silhouettes that have shaped her ethereal creations.
