The 2021 Met Gala returned to the Metropolitan Museum of Art after postponing in 2020. The evening was a celebration of the Costume Institute’s exhibition, “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion,” curated by Andrew Bolton. Celebrities embraced the theme with clever interpretations of old Hollywood looks, glamorous archival outfits and ... More

With a career spanning 50 years, Spanish-born Manolo Blahnik is one of the world’s most influential footwear designers. “Shoes help transform a woman,” he says. His designs and sketches have appeared in museum exhibitions and numerous books (the latest being 2017’s The Art of ... More

New Yorkers who adore Dior can experience a dazzling showcase of significant pieces from the French fashion house’s archives at the Brooklyn Museum this fall. Following sell-out exhibitions at Paris’s Musée des Arts Décoratifs, London’s Victoria and Albert Museum and the Long Museum West Bund in Shanghai, More

Roberto Coin’s unparalleled craftsmanship has resulted in the new Love in Verona collection. A four-petal floral motif appears on each piece, accompanied by jade, malachite, lapis or diamonds. The collection, dreamt up by the brand’s founder and designer Roberto Coin, contains a variety of ... More

Scary isn’t the first word you’d use to describe Sarah Paulson. In fact, by her own admission, “no one is a bigger scaredy cat than me. I jump at my own shadow.” But yet, in 2020, she inhabited two truly evil characters: troubled mother Diane in the film Run ... More

American designer and entrepreneur Tory Burch returns to New York City’s SoHo neighborhood with the opening of a three-story flagship at 151 Mercer Street. The new boutique will offer the complete Tory Burch clothing and accessories collections along with an expanded Home assortment and limited-edition, exclusive ... More

American painter Tyson Reeder and French design house Celine have partnered to create a beautiful summer collection. The Chicago artist creates vivid, pastel scenes exploring the hidden treasures in everyday life. “I love using painting as a kind of amplifier or distortion pedal, where a handful of dead-end ... More