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Una exposición en Nueva York vincula la ropa al subconsciente: “La moda mueve millones porque es importante”
Cuando Suzy Menkes le dedicó un perfil en The New York Times y lo tituló ‘La Freud de la moda’, poco sabía que 13 años y medio después orquestaría la primera exposición dispuesta a explorar de forma directa la relación entre el psicoanálisis y el vestidor. Dress, Dreams and Desire, la ha llamado. Apuntaba maneras.
Exquisite, Timeless Alexander McQueen Masterpieces Radiate Beyond New York Fashion Week Runways
Dante 5054 By Robert Fairer Robert Fairer 2020. All rights reserved. Gold military-style braiding adorns an asymmetrical wool and cashmere matador-style tailcoat, the collar embellished with 14 karat gold insignia. The intricate detailing and padded shoulders embody Alexander McQueen’s celebration of feminine beauty and strength, his work transforming fashion into fine art. McQueen created only three such Dante jackets, one sold at Liberty Department store in London, another owned by Isabella Blow.
Big Fashion Books of Fall
You may not get a front-row seat at the shows, but these glossy tomes could be the next best thing. Sept. 12, 2019, 1:15 p.m. ET Every September, the glitterati descend upon New York, London, Milan and Paris for fashion month in a swarm of stilettos. Like death and taxes, the circus of Fashion Week is inevitable, and often inaccessible unless you’re watching Instagram.
Sarah Jessica Parker’s Best Met Gala Looks of All Time
Dressing for a theme can be tricky, especially when it’s the Met Gala—a night that has been dubbed the Oscars of fashion. But if there’s one person who can shine with the same ingenuity as in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s costume exhibition itself, it’s Sarah Jessica Parker. This year will mark Parker’s 11th turn down the 150-foot-long red carpet, and if history tells us anything, she’ll likely embrace the dress code, “Camp: Notes on Fashion,” with her usual aplomb.
Inside Marc Jacobs's Fashion-Filled Wedding at The Grill
When the groom proposed to the groom with a flash mob at Chipotle, you knew the wedding party was going to be endless fun. Sure enough, decades of uber fashion, art, style, and club gurus collided at the Grill and the Pool for the joyous nuptial celebrations of Marc Jacobs and dashing funster candlesmith Char Defrancesco.
The Best Platinum Blondes of All Time, From Courtney Love to Beyoncé
A look back at the transformative, bottle blonde dye-jobs that changed lives—and history—in an instant.
The Making of a Met Gala Icon: Stylist Mel Ottenberg Breaks Down Rihanna’s Best Looks
In the last seven years, Mel Ottenberg has helped conjure many of Rihanna’s most magical fashion moments, several of which have famously graced the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The extraordinary Guo Pei cape the singer wore to the Met Gala in 2015, for example, undoubtedly ranks as one of the most spectacular in her repertoire—not to mention the Gala’s history.
Everything You Need to Know About the Met Gala, According to André Leon Talley
The Met Gala is finally here! We break down everything there is to know about the big night before it begins & why the red carpet will be the best yet. The 2018 Met Gala is set for Monday, May 7, and as the world waits to see what the celebrity guests will be wearing, it’s worth refreshing your memory on all the pertinent details before the red carpet is rolled out.
How to Watch the 2018 Met Gala
This year at the Met Gala 2018, there are several ways to watch and follow along as your favorite celebrities and designers arrive on the red carpet. With the first Monday in May fast approaching, Met Gala excitement here at Vogue is at an all time high. The annual fundraising gala, put on by the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, marks a historic and culturally iconic night for the fashion industry, particularly when it comes to the red carpet.
How Ivana Trump Inspired Plum Sykes’s Latest Chick-Lit Thriller
It’s so omnipresent nowadays that it’s hard to believe the term “It girl” is more than 110 years old. Rudyard Kipling is credited with inventing it in a short story he wrote in 1904 that referred thusly to a young lady: “It isn’t beauty, so to speak, nor good talk necessarily. It’s just ‘It.’ ” A few decades later, the Jazz Age bombshell Clara Bow would become the inaugural face of the phenomenon, and in the century since we’ve welcomed dozens, maybe even hundreds of “Its” into the social fold.
How André Balazs Created The Anti-Hotel
When André Balazs was 22 years old, he checked himself into the Bowery Mission, a homeless shelter on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Though the red-brick building’s half-timbered, neo-Tudor facade was designed to look as inviting as a 16th-century English inn, the rescue mission was anything but—a last resort for the derelict and the down-and-out.
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