The designer put on a show at the New York City Public Library that was short, sweet, and endlessly stylish.
Karl Lagerfeld’s 2013/14 Chanel Métiers d’Art collection celebrated the American West and honored the Texas city that helped restore Coco Chanel’s reputation decades earlier.
The artist talks her brand-new collaboration with Geel, her design signatures, and her philosophy on fashion.
From Y2K-Tease to Indie Sleaze, here is how on-stage styling has shifted from the early-aughts to today.
The tennis superstar turns the grass courts into her personal runway, proving that high fashion and grand slams definitely belong together
Welcome to the issue.
From experiences abroad to ultra-chic capsule collections, these partnerships are bringing excitement and elegance to the season.
While Paris temperatures climb, all of our favorite stars are keeping their cool at the latest shows.
Washed denim, lived-in prints, and breezy textures echo the free-spirited ease of the Santa Monica Mountains.
Fresh off her Governors Ball set, the singer-songwriter talks summer anthems, stage fright, vintage fashion, and why she's learning to enjoy the moment instead of chasing the next milestone.
As the Knicks gear up for a potentially historic night, all eyes are on Jalen Brunson—both for his game-changing performances and his effortlessly cool tunnel style.
The exhibition explores the late fashion designer and cultural doyen’s longstanding relationship with photographs and the artists who created them.
Florals for one of the most career-defining moments ever? Groundbreaking.
Let the world be your oyster with a chic shell bag.
L'OFFICIEL rounds up everything you should be wearing, while the world’s top designers decide where you should be booking your next flight.
What do Kylie Jenner, Bella Hadid, and Hailey Bieber all have in common? A strong love for this season's favorite pair of trousers.
The Parisian fashion house has appointed former Saint Laurent womenswear designer Kai Nesselrath as its new Design Director.
For the presentation, Alessandro Sartori took over a California pier, presenting a summer marked by stripes and a poolside palette.
From dresses to jackets, the expanded Fall/Winter 2026 collection dealt in flowy fabrics and soft silhouettes.
The label brought a refined, elegant touch to the iconic Piazza di Siena competition.
