There was palpable excitement in the air at the Sergio Hudson show tonight, held inside the New York Public Library in midtown. Friends and fans of the designer gathered in their finest evening attire—a real sense of community overtaking the room—and there...

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Norma Kamali’s customer base has grown and broadened over the years and her collections are meant to address her clients in all their variety. Conscious of value, the designer said she relishes working in the contemporary market. “We try to do the...

They grow up so fast: Tanner Fletcher is ready to expand in a big way. Since designers Tanner Richie and Fletcher Kasell launched their label in 2020, they have steadily built up a cult following for their whimsical suits adorned with lace...

Daniella Kallmeyer is aware of the stigma that follows the word minimalist. It’s been a good quarter century since the aesthetic was revolutionary and it is currently oversaturated. As a designer known for just that, how does one re-carve their own path?...

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This season, designer Jonathan Simkhai—a New York fashion week mainstay—skipped a show in favor of a splashy lookbook shoot, which celebrated some of his longtime friends and favorite new faces. Modeling his clothes were actor Naomi Watts and daughter Kai Schreiber, musician...

A moodboard propped up in Snow Xue Gao’s store on Bowery featured a collage of enduring 1980s and ’90s power suiting references. They come from a time when layering and three-piece suits reigned supreme, but Gao, who spends most of her time...

Season after season, Yigal Azrouël presents a marriage of masculinity and femininity at his SoHo storefront. While the brief grows predictable—and at times, stale—Azrouël’s experiments with tailoring this season were a welcome change of pace amidst his otherwise standard fall 2026 offering.One...

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