Alison S. Cohn

Why the classic look suddenly feels like a breath of fresh air

“There needs to be queer representation in ballet—not as the villain but as the lead.”

This year, she choreographed Rihanna’s Super Bowl halftime show—and she says she’s only getting started.

The Dolores store opening turned into an impromptu engagement party for Diotima designer Rachel Scott

What happened to the bells and whistles of maximalist street style?

The Cereal Aisle Substack writer teams up with La DoubleJ on an apron dress capsule

The Fall 2023 collection shown in Puglia celebrates ancient craft traditions

Unpacking the mythic appeal of Levi’s most iconic jeans as they celebrate a milestone anniversary—and are reimagined in greener denim made from 98 percent plant-based materials

Blue jeans and a white shirt is Pierpaolo Piccioli’s most divine color pairing yet

For her world-mythology-inspired fall show, Maria Grazia Chiuri collaborated with Italian artist Marta Roberti and 360 Indian artisans

Herno Resort offers comfortable layering pieces that are perfect for travel

The Resort 2024 collection shown in Stockholm features references to Nobel Prize winners and flower crowns

RH England transforms a landmark estate in the Cotswolds into a modern and contemporary design emporium

Per Amore makes the case for classic styles, artisanal craft, and neutral tones

She wore custom Balenciaga Couture to accept her award for leadership in cinema

SimonMiller x Mango mixes Mediterranean elegance and California cool

Tie-dye, crochet, and Swarovski crystals are a recipe for fun.

With a reimagined flagship and a new setting for the Tiffany Diamond, the New York jeweler shows off its limitless capacity for reinvention.

Wallpaper is the latest addition to JJ Martin’s colorful world.

Coachtopia is a sub-brand where every piece is made from upcycled leather scraps.

A surprising link between 20th-century American sportswear and Gen Z.

Curious how your clothes were made? There’s now an app—and new cutting-edge blockchain technology—for that, which could transform the concept of luxury.

The Italian outerwear brand’s first ready-to-wear offering features elevated base layers

In honor of International Women’s Day, Hearst is partnering with New York’s Whitney Museum of American Art on “The Art of Moving Forward” to amplify the voices of women artists. All artists selected a work of their own that speaks to the title of the initiative, including Gabriela Salazar, whose installations explore the fragility of the built world.

The gender-fluid designer’s debut at the French house offered an inclusive vision of femininity.

On the last day of fashion week, I loved a dress inspired by designer Alexandra O’Neill’s grandmother.

Carly Mark’s Puppets and Puppets has become a surprise success among young scenesters and uptown doyennes alike.

An ode to the most beautiful thing I saw yesterday.

The designers of Theophilio, Luar, Adeam, Batsheva, and Studio 189 are celebrating their cultural heritage through fashion shows.

Gabriela Hearst and Markarian’s Alexandra O’Neill spoke to BAZAAR.com about having their designs included in the permanent collection of the National Museum of American History.

For the Josephine Baker-inspired show, the artist created 13 photo collages celebrating a new pantheon of Black women, including singer Nina Simone and model Naomi Sims.

After a slew of blockbuster fashion exhibitions, museums are now clamoring to build out their own couture collections—and a handful of women have been helping them fill the void