For over half a century James Galanos designed clothes with the skill of a Paris couturier. From his exacting fabric selection to impeccable construction and finishing, his standards emphasized elegance and simplicity. “A black dress,” he said, “reveals everything—line, cut, drape, seaming. It must be perfection.” Born in Philadelphia in 1924, ... More

The Oregon-bred quartet perfectly blends an electronic feel with an indie style, generating the unique sound that is flor. The band’s debut album, come out. you’re hiding was released in May just in time for this summer’s festival season. As if making appearances supporting Paramore and Bleachers on tour wasn’t ... More

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Over the course of nearly-15 years, Portland, Oregon-based folk-rockers Blitzen Trapper have crafted a unique sound—a fusion of different genres. And while they continue riding the wave of their latest album release Wild and Reckless, the group plans to tap further into their creative resources and experiment with a different ... More

“The story of Grey Gardens is an important American story,” explains Eva Beale. “Rich with so many layers.” Immortalized in Albert and David Maysels’ 1975 documentary Grey Gardens, two Ediths—one “Big” and the other “Little”—have fascinated the world for over 40 years. The pair, an aunt and first ... More

In the age of media oversaturation, ad campaigns have to deliver a fine-tuned cocktail of messaging in order to make an impression. For its first U.S. marketing push, LVMH Moet Hennessy’s recently launched e-commerce platform Clos19 did just that, enlisting an Oscar-nominated director and a mastermind ad agency to produce ... More

It’s been three years since the world was officially introduced to Tove Lo (and the cloud of glitter that surrounds her) through her exhilarating, badass hits “Habits (Stay High)” and “Not on Drugs.” Lo, born Ebba Tove Elsa Nilsson in Sweden, is a fast-talking, giggling songstress who ... More

“Go as slow as possible, but as fast as necessary,” cryptically says Land Rover Experience Driving School instructor Phil Sosna as I prepare to pilot a 1997 Land Rover Defender 90 over a steep hill. With both uncharacteristically clammy hands firmly gripping opposite sides of the steering wheel, I release ... More

SoulCycle recently opened its 20th studio in New York City in Midtown East, just steps from Grand Central. But the 46th Street studio isn’t like the other Manhattan locations—the newly opened space features a one-of-a-kind art installation: glowing orbs positioned throughout the lobby, which riders can ... More

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