Beauty

Anti-aging has gotten a rebrand as of late. Instead of trying to treat a skin concern—wrinkles, sagging skin, hyperpigmentation, etc—as soon as it pops up, everyone now is hyper-focused on treatments and products that prevent these concerns by rejuvenating skin from deep within. Not to mention, with the negative skin side effects caused by increased GLP-1 use, filler...

There’s no denying that all-black outfits carry a certain fashion mystique—whether that means minimalist, moody, or even a touch predictable—but any fashion editor can attest to the appeal of working with a wardrobe full of black essentials: they make getting dressed and out the door all the more effortless, day or night. To better understand how to wear...

The bleepy intro of “Such Great Heights” by The Postal Service looped in the rainy garden of the Belgian consulate in Shanghai. Many guests huddled under umbrellas, while a privileged few including Consul General Pascal Buffin and Vogue Runway’s laptop-tapper were accommodated in some biodome-esque shelters that had been constructed around the raised temporary runway. These cued Qiu’s...

Shalom. Eva. Yasmeen. Naomi. Kate. Mononyms of the supermodels were cast in the elegant, spindly handwriting of Vivienne Westwood, the running order of her Vive La Bagatelle spring 2007 show printed on a feather-light shirt. For fall 2026, the Vivienne Westwood team journeyed through the late Dame’s most formidable collections, creating an era-hopping tableau for a contemporary cast...

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Carlota Barrera’s fall 2026 collection, Shuffle Play, looks at clothing as something that passes from one person to another, changing along the way. As the designer explained, it explores “the emotional residue of inheritance,” focusing on garments that are kept and worn beyond their original context. The idea is simple: clothes don’t start with us, and they don’t...

It’s a centeneary year for Kent & Curwen, the heritage label that has long bolstered the British collegiate look. On its anniversary, chief creative director Daniel Kearns is considering how to stay true to house signatures while expanding its scope. Last season he ruminated on the languid styles of London summer in the lush Royal Horticultural Halls, unspooling...

The greatest fashion related theory of everything is captured in WB Yeats’s phrase “perne in a gyre,” from his poem “Sailing to Byzantium.” He suggests that history unfolds in a pattern like that of a gyrating bobbin in a spinning mill, a DNA-like coned helix: everything repeats infinitely, but with infinite micro-variation.This was also the thrust of Susan...

For this Mané Mané collection of playful, colorful, and sinuous looks, creative director Miguel Becer channeled a desire to escape—a quest for a lighter, more compassionate way of being, one that even flirted with the gentlest side of frivolity. To do so, he stripped weight from traditionally heavy pieces—coats reduced to linings alone—and reconstructed shirts without backs or...

In case you haven’t heard, it’s bobs, not florals, that are trending for spring. But if you’re not feeling quite as adventurous as Halle Berry (her cheekbone-length French bob is très chic) or Selena Gomez (her tousled tresses are ‘90s-approved), look no further than the “lob.”Falling anywhere between the chin and the collarbone, the long bob (“lob” for...