Interview

There is a beautiful irony to Ying Gao's use of fabrics from the world, and rendering them so fragile that they only function in the context of conceptual art.  BLOG POSTED: 03/05/10

Blogger Nicklas lives on a tiny island and comes to Copenhagen to cover the shows with his mom.  (She waits for him up at the hotel.) That, and much more from Copenhagen.  BLOG POSTED: 02/12/10

It’s safe to say that a lot of preadolescent girls dream of becoming movie stars, but Brie Larson’s drive to act stemmed from something more akin to a spiritual awakening.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 09/08/09

From the coastal town of Blackpool to the streets of South London and beyond, a new kind of musical alchemy is occurring, as a wave of young, individualistic women have holed up in their bedrooms experimenting with synthesizers and computers, and emerged as outsize pop stars.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/27/09

On the occasion of the Arnhem Mode Biennale, Stephen Jones tells us why everyone can wear a hat.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/27/09

In this installment of Paris menswear Spring/Summer 2010, Margiela does all white (what else?), Dunhill does the Thin White Duke, and, well, Bernhard Willhelm—maybe his looks started out white, until he started painting all over himself.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/29/09

For Fall/Winter, the sisters of Twenty8Twelve, Sienna and Savannah Miller took their line to the next level, with their first runway show. Who better to ask them about it, than fashion's maverick multi-tasker Rachel Zoe, who announced the launch of her line today?
  BLOG POSTED: 03/27/09

Antwerp's MoMU takes disposable fashion to the next level with an exhibition of paper fashions.  BLOG POSTED: 03/04/09