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Fashion Review
Power Dressing Gets a New Look
The woman as sex toy is over; the warrior has returned. Louis Vuitton broke barriers and Miu Miu redefined comfort glamour in a fitting end to the ready-to-wear season.
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The woman as sex toy is over; the warrior has returned. Louis Vuitton broke barriers and Miu Miu redefined comfort glamour in a fitting end to the ready-to-wear season.
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
Anna Wintour’s protégée, Amy Astley, takes a cue from her mentor by condensing the title of the magazine and infusing its pages with Instagram.
By PENELOPE GREEN
Now that the designer’s influence is back on Paris runways, a vintage dealer’s temporary store becomes a fashion week must-visit.
By MATTHEW SCHNEIER
Content takes on all sorts of meanings when it comes to clothes, from a rocket ship and schoolyard rebels to a funky Hermès and a pagan Alexander McQueen.
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
The fall styles, created in collaboration with Puma, included shrunken football-jersey tops and teddy bear handbags.
By ELIZABETH PATON
And more of what you missed.
By VALERIYA SAFRONOVA
CityCenterDC, which opened to some skepticism in 2013, might benefit from the wealth and glamour of the new administration.
By VALERIYA SAFRONOVA
The hip-hop artist, probably the biggest front-row name this week, startled Haider Ackermann’s guests with an all-but-bare-breasted appearance.
By ELIZABETH PATON
With fashion month coming to a close, James LaForce, who runs the fashion-heavy public relations firm LaForce, offered a peek inside his offices.
By JOHN ORTVED
Viola Davis, Emma Stone, Janelle Monáe, Nicole Kidman and other celebrities party after the Academy Awards in Los Angeles.
Our slide show opened the envelope, if you will, on what Taraji P. Henson, Ruth Negga and Michelle Williams are wearing.
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
The actress, nominated for an Oscar for her starring role in “La La Land,” keeps it fun and fresh.
By BEE SHAPIRO
Her subversiveness and underplayed chic have transformed the actress, an Oscar contender, into fashion’s unlikely new muse.
By RUTH LA FERLA
Why the actress, Oscar-nominated this year for her role in “Lion,” always makes the best-dressed lists.
By BEE SHAPIRO
A photo diary of the fall/winter 2017 collections that were presented in Paris on Monday.
By KRISTEN BATEMAN, LAURA NEILSON and SAMANTHA TSE
Why so many countries are now engaged in a race to establish their own ready-to-wear showcase. Or two. Or three.
By VINCENT BEVINS
The third Fenty x Puma collection took to the runway (actually, the tops of long library tables) in Paris.
As the fashion season winds down, here are some of the most popular looks from the runways.
By ELIZABETH PATON
The former couturier has designed the Paris Opera Ballet’s new production of a Balanchine classic.
By DANA THOMAS
Galas were held last week for the Armory Show, the Children’s Defense Fund-New York, the Bronx Museum and the Museum of the City of New York.
By DENNY LEE
Halle Berry, Janelle Monáe, Caitlyn Jenner and other famous faces at Hollywood’s exclusive annual gathering.
By GUY TREBAY
A parade of celebrities gathered for the dinner held annually by the luxury brand and Charles Finch on the eve of the Academy Awards.
By GUY TREBAY
Also the Purim Ball and a silent auction for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center.
By DENNY LEE
Recent events included the Viennese Opera Ball, a gala for the Human Rights Campaign and the Black & White Panda Ball
By DENNY LEE
The Bombers have long observed a strict Steinbrenner-era grooming code. But as other teams relax their own rules, is there room for a man bun in the Bronx?
By BILLY WITZ
The curious style of the White House press secretary has fashion experts scratching their heads.
By GUY TREBAY
Mr. Coates, the author of “Between the World and Me,” talks about his Black Panther comic books and a new series set in Harlem.
By GEORGE GENE GUSTINES
The aristocratic watchmaker, long popular with fashion-forward women, has caught on with the highly male watch-geek set.
By ALEX WILLIAMS
“I get to turn my mind off,” the director of “Wolves” says.
By STEVEN KURUTZ