We often think of our clothing as a second skin, but fabric doesn’t react like skin does. Skin breathes. It shivers. It contracts. It’s
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Sonia Rykiel, Fashion Designer For The ‘Fragile, But Strong,’ Dies at 86
Sonia Rykiel, right, and her daughter, Nathalie Rykiel, in 2008. In a fashion world often seen as a fantasyland of beautiful people and expensive,
This British Indie Rock Goddess Is The Original Afropunk
Tall and gangly, with a cleanly shaven head and an unearthly wail that could shatter glass, the Skunk Anansie frontwoman known as Skin is the kind
As French Towns Ban The Burkini, Some Fashion Designers Embrace It
HOW OTHERS SEE IT The fashion industry is producing burkinis that are colorful and modern in an effort to cater to those seeking modest
Nice Tote, But Where’s My Pen?
From left, the Herschel Supply Bamfield tote, the Pal Zileri shopping tote and the Pacific Tote Company Big Sur tote.
Can Germany Win Back The Watch Snobs?
Japanese whiskey, British cuisine: There is something bracingly refreshing about the non-obvious.
A Winning Look (Outside The Pool) For Michael Phelps
Michael Phelps in his warm-up parka before a race Tuesday at the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Why Did Cannes Ban The ‘Burkini’ From Its Beaches?
Due to a new ordinance in Cannes, France, women who attempt to wear burkinis – full coverage swimsuits that cover the wearer’s head, meant
‘Reigning Men’ Traces 300 Years Of Men’s Fashion At LACMA
“Reigning Men” is the name of an exhibition at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art that traces 300 years of men’s fashions —
Vive Le Confort! For Corseted Courtiers, This Dress Was A French Revolution
This rare 1700s robe volante, or “flying dress,” was recently purchased by Palais Galliera, a fashion museum in Paris.