The Pajama Dame
On Day 20 of self-isolation, it might be time to mix up your look. We suggest a ritzy, retro evening-pajama set—accessorized with marabou pumps
Give Yourself the Slip
It’s back. As worn by Drew Barrymore and Kate Moss in the 1990s, the silky slip can be a louche, barely-there basic to be layered over tops and under blazers
Pull-Ups, Sit-Ups Don’t Hurt as Much as These High-Fashion Gym Get-Ups
Wearers of faux-croc sports bras, sequined joggers, corseted unitards try to shame you out of those frumpy but comfy shorts, sweats and T-shirts
8 Predictions for the Future of Fashion
Expect sci-fi diamonds, AI-enhanced skin care, bridesmaids in suits and more advancements beyond the Jetsons’ wildest dreams
Your Gym Outfit Might Be Too Boring
Fashion-focused athletic wear from bedazzled bras to leopard-print leggings is rivaling basic-black performance gear. But is it fitting for fitness?
9 Revelations About the Humble Sock
Are expensive socks worth it? How do you fix a sock hole? Do any men wear garters anymore? The answer to these and many other burning questions about humble hosiery
How Much Fashion Is Too Much Fashion at Work?
In a fall season rife with over-the-top designs, many women are gauging exactly how much they should embrace the more outré trends at the office
Diane Kruger and Gugu Mbatha-Raw Discuss Women in Film, New Projects and Cleopatra
“I think there’s a whole new generation that sees things differently having come out of the Me Too Movement, and it’s more pressing than ever to support them.”
Essay: 'Oh, and There Were Clothes.'
New York-based journalist Katharine K. Zarrella explored S/S 20's need for spectacle and how in some cases, it's a blessing, but in others, it's a curse.
Did PFW Turn a Corner? The Scoop on the Spring 2020 Paris Shows
Naturally, one cannot talk about heritage houses without discussing Chanel. Let’s get one thing out of the way: That crasher. As the models did their finale lap, a woman shot through the audience and leapt onto the stage, strutting with her hand on her hip until Gigi Hadid, in what was described by many as the most “boss” move of the season, wrangled her off stage. The crasher was Marie Benolie, a French comedian and Youtube star who goes by the moniker Marie S’Infiltre. Some found it frightenin
Live Review: Noir Kei Ninomiya S/S 20 Womenswear
Live from Paris, fashion editor Georgina Evans reviews the Noir Kei Ninomiya S/S 20 Womenswear show with journalist Katharine Zarrella. Evans discusses the horticultural headpieces created by Japanese flower artist Azuma Makoto, the fresh colour palette, the explosions of tulle and the collection's exploration of new birth and growth. Furthermore, the show took Zarrella's breath away.
Lola Rykiel Proves French Women Do Break a Sweat
You know that old chestnut that French women don’t work out? According to Paris native Lola Rykiel, ce n’est pas vrai.
Live Review: Eckhaus Latta S/S 20 Womenswear
Journalist Katharine K. Zarrella reviews the Eckhaus Latta S/S 20 Womenswear show live from New York. Zarrella discusses how designers Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta’s clothes have become more wearable, the commercial nature of New York fashion week, and the unexpected shoe collaboration with UGG.
Live Review: Brandon Maxwell S/S 20 Womenswear
Journalist Katharine K. Zarrella reviews the Brandon Maxwell S/S 20 Womenswear show live from New York. Zarrella discusses Maxwell's career alongside Lady Gaga, his new feelgood Americana aesthetic - introduced in the pink set, dancing and music - and the introduction of menswear to the brand. Commenting on a shift within the brand, Zarrella notes on the seemingly new direction that Maxwell takes with this collection. Fantasy rooted in reality.
Live Review: Sies Marjan S/S 20 Womenswear
Live from New York, Katharine K. Zarrella reviews the Sies Marjan S/S 20 Womenswear show. Zarrella discusses the luscious colour palette, statement handbags and the show's location, the historic Surrogate's Courthouse in New York. Zarrella notes Designer Sander Lak's attention to detail, tailoring and the jewellery collaboration with Pamela Love.
Live Review: Pyer Moss S/S 20 Womenswear
Live from New York, journalist Katharine K. Zarrella reviews the Pyer Moss S/S 20 Womenswear collection. Zarrella discusses how Pyer Moss Designer, Kerby Jean-Raymond, uses his runway as a platform for important social conversations, the reasons for showing in Brooklyn, and the collaboration with artist Richard Phillips – a black male wrongly imprisoned for 45 years.
Live Review: Tomo Koizumi S/S 20 Womenswear
Journalist Katharine K. Zarrella reviews the Tomo Koizumi S/S 20 Womenswear show live from New York. Zarrella discusses the beginning of Koizumi’s career after being discovered by Katie Grand, his recent collaboration with Marc Jacobs and the exuberance of last season's collection. Noting a mature shift in this show, she comments on the eroticism of a single transgender model Ariel Nicholson dressing and undressing in the presentation.
The Most Powerful Women in Business Wear Dresses, Not Suits
Why a growing faction of women prefer strong, tailored ‘power dresses’ for the office, rather than the expected blazers
Visors: Now for Fashion, Not Just Tennis
The once-preposterously preppy, country-club standby has undergone a legitimately stylish makeover
Online Shopping: How to Beat the System
Including: avoiding that pesky ‘Sorry we missed you’ note from UPS; and the best method for beating the sales calendar and even getting refunded for past purchases
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