"It was a divine mystery," says Carol McCranie about the vast private collection of work she manages—capturing the early days of Stephen Sprouse's "Xerox/rock/art nexus"—which was found in a Meatpacking District dumpster in the late '90s.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/10/11

Noted photographer Kate Simon was part of Stephen Sprouse's inner circle. Concluding this week in which all the world was aglow (or a DayGlo, rather) for Sprouse, she remembers the good old days.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/16/09

The ghosts of Stephen Sprouse were everywhere last night—on walls, on pedestals, and certainly on the minds of downtown partygoers—as Louis  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/09/09

Teri Toye was often called Stephen Sprouse's muse: She embodied the look, attitude and androgynous spirit of his collections. As a fashion  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/08/09

A frenzy of activity in honor of Stephen Sprouse has taken the country by storm—there's a retrospective at Deitch and Marc Jacobs' line for Louis Vuitton, and a forthcoming book on the way. Sprouse was interviewed three times between 1984 and 1990; he also contributed as an interviewer and photographer until his death in 2004. As flexible in print as he was in life: Sprouse was not only a celebrated designer, but an artist and musician, collaborator and friend.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/08/09