The Rising Stars From the Sundance Film Festival
4 Books Inspired By the Spring 2025 Couture Collections in Paris
By Gráinne O’Hara Belluomo
“Conclave” by Robert Harris
“Cher: The Memoir, Part One” by Cher
“On the Calculation of Volume” by Solvej Balle
“The Hearing Trumpet” by Leonora Carrington
The Best Spring Dresses to Wear From Day to Night
By Adam Mansuroglu
A.L.C. Danielle Sequin Embellished Midi Dress
$695
Zimmermann Tallow Ruffled Printed Silk Maxi Dress
$1,150
Victoria Beckham Asymmetric Satin Midi Dress
$1,490
Favorite Daughter The Truly Madly Floral Print Maxi Dress
$298
Patou Open Back Dress in Stretch Jersey
$810
Previous Issues
December 2024
September 2024
August 2024
More from WWD Weekend
-
Belden House Brings a Bathhouse, Butlers & More to Litchfield
The team behind Troutbeck has opened their second property complete with a bathhouse, butler service and more.
-
‘Nova Scotia House’ Reimagines London’s Queer Life and History
Charlie Porter, the author of “What Artists Wear” and “Bring No Clothes,” dives into sex, love, HIV/AIDS, desire, counterculture, nightlife and community in his debut novel.
-
Kylie Manning Explores Time, Light, and Motherhood in ‘There Is Something That Stays’ at Pace Gallery
Manning’s latest exhibition of paintings at Pace in New York delves into themes of seasonality, fleeting moments, and the enduring beauty of change.
-
Ray Nicholson on Acting, Overcoming Doubts, and Starring in ‘Borderline’ and ‘Novocaine’
Acting was the “last thing” that the 33-year-old son of Jack Nicholson wanted to do. Now the actor is breaking out in movies like “Borderline” and “Novocaine” with a big career ahead.
-
Peter Som Serves Up Debut Cookbook ‘Family Style’
The designer’s cookbook celebrates his family’s culinary heritage with accessible recipes and heartfelt stories.
-
Amber Midthunder Readies for Her Thrilling Two-film Release Weekend
With two major film releases, “Novocaine” and “Opus,” Midthunder proves her versatility as an actress.
-
Ella Beatty Breathes New Life Into ‘Ghosts’ at Lincoln Center Theater
The actress, who is the daugher of Warren Beatty and Annette Bening, takes the stage in a new production of the 19th-century play written by Henrik Ibsen.
-
Anne Imhof Unveils ‘Doom: House of Hope’ at Park Avenue Armory
In her new performance piece, Imhof transforms the Park Avenue Armory into a dynamic stage where audiences navigate a visually stark reinterpretation of Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” set among black SUVs and a myriad of multidisciplinary performances.
-
Elizabeth Taylor’s 14-karat Gold Purse, Art Deco Diamond Brooch, Ruby Necklace and More Pieces From Her Jewelry Collection Up for Auction
A gold and diamond evening purse is also among the pieces up for auction.
-
The 20 Best Spring Dresses to Wear From Day to Night
Double dare to dress up and dress down the most versatile frocks of the season.
-
Dream Weavers
We all need to dream — especially these days — and for fans of fashion, there is no greater dream than the couture.
-
9 Books Inspired By the Spring 2025 Couture Shows in Paris — With Honorable Mentions From Men’s Fashion Week
WWD’s picks include ‘Conclave’ and ‘Waiting for Godot.’
-
Paris’ Experiential Dining Event Producer We Are Ona Is Opening Its Doors in New York
Chef Luca Pronzato’s culinary and culture studio produces bespoke dining experiences for Chanel, Gucci and Valentino, among others.
-
How Interior Designer Sara Bengur and Spiritual Practitioner Sonya Bekkerman Are Realigning Spaces With Vastu Puja Practice
Through the practice, the duo ensure the home is aligned with nature and the cardinal directions to promote a happier and healthier home.
-
Inside La Tour D’Argent’s Augusta Apartment, a Space Perched Atop the Legendary Restaurant That Offers the Most Expansive Views Over Notre-Dame Cathedral
Now guests are welcome to make it a home-away-from-home while they are staying in the City of Light, or staycations for locals who want to sleep after a four-course meal.
-
Dine Like French Royalty With a Ducasse Feast at Versailles’ Le Grand Contrôle
The Grand Banquet offers an immersive experience of the royal feasts of France’s 18th century — with a seasonal menu by Michelin-starred Alain Ducasse for today’s exacting epicureans.
-
Seven Ultra-luxury Beauty Launches to Splurge On — or At Least Marvel At
From Dior’s latest L’Or de Vie serum to Isamaya Ffrench’s high-art take on — yes — dissolving makeup wipes.
-
The ‘Quiet Facelift’ Boom: Behind the Rise in the Surgery
Here are some of the factors driving an uptick in the number of people taking the plunge.
-
The Palais-Royal in Paris Is Now a Burgeoning Haunt for Fragrance and Skin Care Enthusiasts
The tony 17th-century square is home to art galleries, vintage clothiers, restaurants, cafés and is now the best-kept beauty secret
-
Why Many Elements of Modern Life Are Irksome to the Point of Rage
The Hungarian noble on the things that continue to get under his skin.