Interview

Alice Dellal is an heiress, gallery owner, punk-rock drummer, model and member of the Alex Wang Gang. Now, the multi-hyphenate has just been confirmed as the muse for Chanel's new "Boy" bag.   ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/19/11

Her latest? A collection called Sirens, whose lovely lookbook (shot by budding photographer Betsy Blundell) features such ethereal artistes as Charlift's Caroline Polachek (illustrated above), CREEP's Lauren Dillard and Lauren Flax, and Nicole Atkins. "We wanted the jewelry to come alive," says Kent. "It was amazing to witness how the same necklace on different women takes on a whole new attitude and look."  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/19/11

Rev up the DeLorean: Karl Lagerfeld's new line for Net-a-Porter ("Karl") has not yet launched, and it's already taking you back to the future—and the future looks like someone we know.   ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/16/11

Lace hardens up for Spring 2012. A tough attitude meets a soft fragility as couture shapes are layered over lace slips and off colors clash—all accessorized with a mix of antique jewels and a Mexican-folk edge. ¡Con sudor de la ciudad!  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/16/11

All the great masters of reinvention know that nothing completes the picture of the day’s chosen character better than a chapeau. This season, go undercover and let your hat do the talking.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/16/11

In an attempt to pay homage to the season (and provide some gift-giving inspiration), we're exploring the scents of winter.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/14/11

Contemporary imitations of Karlheinz Weinberger's documentary-style street photography are everywhere. A factory worker from Zurich, Weinberger elevated and injected his hobby photography into the national conscience, revealing the faces of Swiss subculture in a social milieu where cultural uniformity implied political superiority.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/13/11

The simplicity and cognac elegance of 70's timepieces have struck a chord lately; this piece embodies that era.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/13/11

 In "L.A.dy Dior," a promotional short film for the brand's collection of handbags, director John Cameron Mitchell brings levity to the world of high fashion. The result is a world gratifyingly accurate: elusive, sophisticated, and with just a hint of neurosis.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/12/11

Although the brand is admittedly heavy on famous admirers and earns big-time publicity (and just launched a new collaboration with Dasha Zhukova), the designer duo attributes their success to quality, not celebrity.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/12/11