The return of the kind of brash, sexy sophistication that Versace invented in the late ’80s and early ’90s has ushered in the dawn of a bright new day for the house that Gianni built—and for the molto favolosa diva in charge, it couldn’t have come soon enough.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/08/11

Here the young model talks about the townie styles where she grew up, and practicing her walk by stalking people on the street.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 09/30/11

Who can resist the timeless allure of a man in uniform? An ease of spirit is breathing new life into the traditions of ceremony this season, with echoes of the effortless polish of the new breed of young European aristocracy. And that better foil for the informality than the gentle, romantic femininity of couture? Enter the light brigade  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 09/30/11

In her 2003 novel Miral, Israeli-born journalist and author Rula Jebreal tells a story not all that different from her own, chronicling the coming of age and political awakening of a young Palestinian girl in a region divided by religion, violence, and radicalism. This month, Jebreal’s book comes to the screen in a new film directed by Julian Schnabel, which explores a different side of the conflict—and has inspired a fervor of its own  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/15/11

According to architect Peter Marino, Chanel's new SoHo boutique is a mix of art and retail.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 09/10/10

Tonight Victor Demarchelier, the talented, non-Oedipalizing progeny of Patrick Demarchelier, opens a show of work from his last three years.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/15/10

You'll see photographer Patrick Demarchelier before you hear him, in the words of Anna Wintour.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/09/09

Victor Demarchelier set out on his own (with three friends) last night, exhibiting photos at the MINA Gallery in the East Village.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/27/09