Fall 2010 finds the clean, sober lines of the early ’90s revisited and squared up against an unabashed celebration of womanliness. From Calvin Klein’s pared-down minimalism to Louis Vuitton’s homage to the female form, this season’s collections describe the dilemma of what it is to be a woman today: a clash of strength and fragility, stitched together by a common thread of contemporary elegance. Here we celebrate fashion’s new language of femininity, worn by two generations of modern women.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 09/02/10

The 39-year-old Israeli designer has dedicated the first half of his life ballet, and the second to couture.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/13/10

Eager for one last gossip session and a coupe (of champagne) or two, Paris's young couturiers, journalists, and store bigwigs celebrate the end of the fall 2010 couture season.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/13/10

Dita Von Teese heats up Gaultier, and a defense of the new Valentino.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/08/10

In Paris, John Galliano shows off his hori-couture skills for Christian Dior.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/06/10

The Anglophilic brand is launching pre-fall and handbags, looking at America and everyone, really.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/12/10

We wanted to publish a piece to close the Paris collections, but that's going to have to wait because all we can think about is the sofas, easy chairs, and a few floor lamps that showed up in several big Paris Metro stations.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/15/10

Todd Selby spent Fashion Week in bed promoting his new book.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/12/10