Christian Degennaro, far left, and Emanuele Tumidei, centre left, in either vintage garments or clothes of their own design, in Florence, Italy on July 1, 2021.The New York Times

The peacocks return

After months of zoom-core dressing, the men of fashion flocked once again to the streets of Europe

The imperial editor goes the way of the dodo

The changes in leadership of the world’s most famous fashion magazines were prompted by a consolidation of content in titles across the globe, spurring the departure (voluntary or forced) of a swath of their most celebrated editors. The New York Times The changes in leadership of the world’s most famous fashion magazines were prompted by a consolidation of content in titles across the globe, spurring the departure of m...

The psychology of sneaker colours

In an undated image provided via Puma, Puma Mirage sneakers. In the age of the infinite scroll and the era of sneaker culture, where the competition to make the hottest, rarest, most wanted kick is more intense than ever, the shoe that clashes shades with the most force stops traffic — at least of the online kind. (via Puma via The New York Times) You think they randomly choose those glaring shades of Nike, Adidas and New Balance? Think again

Kamala Harris, Jill Biden don’t want to talk fashion

Kamala Harris, then the vice presidential running mate of Joe Biden, the Democratic nominee for president, watches Biden speak on Nov. 4, 2020, in Wilmington, The New York Times When it comes to the women of Brand Biden, the vice president and the first lady, the whole subject of dress is seemingly off limits, rife perhaps with real opportunity

Michael Kors doubles down on the return of New York

In an undated image provided via Michael Kors, the supermodels Carolyn Murphy, Helena Christensen and Naomi Campbell present looks from the fall 2021 Michael Kors Collection. The New York Times New York fashion is throwing its weight behind the return of New York City

 So many adjustments in the dress industry

Christine Callahan buttons Kate Schnakenberg's wedding dress at Ella & Oak, a plus-size bridal company in New York, Jan 12, 2020.The New York Times Designers are finding ways to stay alive after the economic tailspin caused by the pandemic; but optimism and determination have returned

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