In her new Instagram-inspired book, Travels with Chufy: Confidential Destinations, you will find creative director Sofía Sanchez de Betak posing in agrarian-chic threads (think wool ponchos and linen gaucho pants) against exotic backdrops from Icelandic glaciers to the African outback. While Sanchez de Betak's social media may personify an Anthropologie ... More

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Mother-daughter team Elisa Goodkind and Lily Mandelbaum’s new book True Style is What's Underneath: The Self-Acceptance Revolution is meant to empower women of all ages, body types and races. Nearly six years ago, the duo created the brand StyleLikeU with the mission of challenging stereotypes that were born from the fashion ... More

In the bright, unseasonably mild Saturday that was January 21, the Women’s March on NYC—a protest against the arguably misogynistic temperament of the new administration—saw an estimated 400,000 frustrated New Yorkers slowly but determinedly snake up Fifth Avenue. A few blocks away, on West 45th Street, Laura Dreyfuss, who plays ... More

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“I was born in Japan and raised in London and have always felt like a foreigner. I was always trying to put my best face forward, whatever that was. I don’t think I realized what I was doing in the beginning but a lot of the shapes that I make ... More

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This month, WOMEN: New Portraits, an exhibition by Annie Leibovitz, opens at New York City’s Bayview Correctional Facility. Sponsored by UBS, this show is part of a 10-city tour that will end in Switzerland, where UBS is headquartered. Leibovitz says of the show, “When I asked UBS about updating ... More

"Diana Vreeland was really a larger-than-life character," says expert graphologist Annette Poizner of the late fashion editor. "She was intuitive and analytical, creative and colorful, psychologically minded, extremely intelligent, animated, dramatic, flexible, good physical coordination, fast thinking and fast moving." Though Poizner never actually met the fashion visionary, she's ... More