Princess Diana’s Lookalike Twin Nieces Are Unrecognizable With ’70s Bangs
Princess Diana's lookalike twin nieces Lady Eliza Spencer and Lady Amelia Spencer looked unrecognizable as they showed off a '70s bang transformation. The models are brand ambassadors for British bag brand Aspinal of London which happens to be a favorite of Kate Middleton.
’70s Shags & ’90s Blowouts: 6 Nostalgic Hairstyles Making a Comeback
From the feathered look of the ’70s shag to the bouncy, brushed-out blowouts that ruled the ’90s, vintage hairstyles are taking over FYPs and salons alike. These throwback looks aren’t just back—they’re getting millions of views, modern updates, and (most impressively) the Gen Z stamp of approval. Below, we spoke to hairstylists...
Sabrina Carpenter Says We’re Doing Corkscrew Curls This Summer
To say that Sabrina Carpenter is capable of providing the quintessential “song of the summer” is an understatement. “Espresso” was everywhere around this time last year, and it looks like we're in for another sunny Sabrina season with her new single, “Manchild,” a perky, tongue-in-cheek tune that combines playful synth with pop-country...
Princess Diana’s Lookalike Twin Nieces Are Unrecognizable With ’70s Bangs
Princess Diana's lookalike twin nieces Lady Eliza Spencer and Lady Amelia Spencer looked unrecognizable as they showed off a '70s bang transformation. The models are brand ambassadors for British bag brand Aspinal of London which happens to be a favorite of Kate Middleton.
’70s Shags & ’90s Blowouts: 6 Nostalgic Hairstyles Making a Comeback
From the feathered look of the ’70s shag to the bouncy, brushed-out blowouts that ruled the ’90s, vintage hairstyles are taking over FYPs and salons alike. These throwback looks aren’t just back—they’re getting millions of views, modern updates, and (most impressively) the Gen Z stamp of approval. Below, we spoke to hairstylists...
Sabrina Carpenter Says We’re Doing Corkscrew Curls This Summer
To say that Sabrina Carpenter is capable of providing the quintessential “song of the summer” is an understatement. “Espresso” was everywhere around this time last year, and it looks like we're in for another sunny Sabrina season with her new single, “Manchild,” a perky, tongue-in-cheek tune that combines playful synth with pop-country...
Nicole Kidman Opens Up On Grief & Aging For Allure
As the face of the magazine’s May issue, the award-winning actress fronts a futuristic cover shoot by Dan Beleiu where she dons shimmering pieces by Balenciaga, Roberto Cavalli, and Christian Louboutin. She also chats with editor Danielle Pergament during a dual hyperbaric chamber session on her packed...
Princess Diana’s Lookalike Twin Nieces Are Unrecognizable With ’70s Bangs
Princess Diana's lookalike twin nieces Lady Eliza Spencer and Lady Amelia Spencer looked unrecognizable as they showed off a '70s bang transformation. The models are brand ambassadors for British bag brand Aspinal of London which happens to be a favorite of Kate Middleton.
’70s Shags & ’90s Blowouts: 6 Nostalgic Hairstyles Making a Comeback
From the feathered look of the ’70s shag to the bouncy, brushed-out blowouts that ruled the ’90s, vintage hairstyles are taking over FYPs and salons alike. These throwback looks aren’t just back—they’re getting millions of views, modern updates, and (most impressively) the Gen Z stamp of approval. Below, we spoke to hairstylists...
ICYMI: All the American Fashion at the 2025 Tony Awards
Last night, the 78th Tony Awards brought the best of Broadway theatre excellence to Radio City Hall in New York City, and American fashion shined on the red carpet and onstage. Some CFDA members dressed first-time Tony winners for their biggest night, including Nicole Scherzinger in Rodarte by Kate Mulleavy...
Meet the 2025 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Finalists
“Now entering its third decade, we see just how much the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund has transformed American fashion into a diverse and inclusive industry, and this year’s designers underscore the point. We look forward to seeing how the finalists will make their mark on American fashion,” Steven Kolb, CEO of the CFDA, said.
How Elsa Klensch Changed the Way the World Viewed Fashion
The late reporter left an indelible mark with Style with Elsa Klensch, which she hosted and produced for CNN from 1980 to 2000. The show brought designers, their creativity, creations and lifestyles into living rooms around the world – pioneering a whole new way to consume all things fashion. The CFDA was a beneficiary of Klensch’s estate...
ICYMI: All the American Fashion at the 2025 Tony Awards
Last night, the 78th Tony Awards brought the best of Broadway theatre excellence to Radio City Hall in New York City, and American fashion shined on the red carpet and onstage. Some CFDA members dressed first-time Tony winners for their biggest night, including Nicole Scherzinger in Rodarte by Kate Mulleavy...
Meet the 2025 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Finalists
“Now entering its third decade, we see just how much the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund has transformed American fashion into a diverse and inclusive industry, and this year’s designers underscore the point. We look forward to seeing how the finalists will make their mark on American fashion,” Steven Kolb, CEO of the CFDA, said.
How Elsa Klensch Changed the Way the World Viewed Fashion
The late reporter left an indelible mark with Style with Elsa Klensch, which she hosted and produced for CNN from 1980 to 2000. The show brought designers, their creativity, creations and lifestyles into living rooms around the world – pioneering a whole new way to consume all things fashion. The CFDA was a beneficiary of Klensch’s estate...
Savannah College of Art and Design
The Savannah College of Art & Design has a honeybee as its school mascot. It’s a peculiar fun-fact about the university, one with a warm, even if a little saccharine, backstory. The gist of it is that bees shouldn’t be able to fly given their size and wingspan, yet they do. The parallel here is that an art and design university...
ICYMI: All the American Fashion at the 2025 Tony Awards
Last night, the 78th Tony Awards brought the best of Broadway theatre excellence to Radio City Hall in New York City, and American fashion shined on the red carpet and onstage. Some CFDA members dressed first-time Tony winners for their biggest night, including Nicole Scherzinger in Rodarte by Kate Mulleavy...
Meet the 2025 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Finalists
“Now entering its third decade, we see just how much the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund has transformed American fashion into a diverse and inclusive industry, and this year’s designers underscore the point. We look forward to seeing how the finalists will make their mark on American fashion,” Steven Kolb, CEO of the CFDA, said.
W Magazine’s TV Portfolio Grows
W is continuing the rollout of its star-studded TV Portfolio with a group of new stars! The mag’s second round of editorials photographed by Daniel Arnold, which celebrate the year’s top television performances, include Aimee Lou Wood, Jessica Williams, Jon Hamm, and Julio Torres. Each reflects on their latest projects, personalities, and rise to fame...
Natasha Lyonne’s Powerful Marie Claire Shoot
Marie Claire‘s got a new covergirl: Natasha Lyonne! The Poker Face actress fronts the mag’s new Power Issue, where she discusses her career rise, what makes her feel powerful, her journey rising through a challenging childhood, and how she chooses her wide-ranging slate of quirky, oftentimes surprising projects.
“Family Is On My Mind”: Bella Hadid On Self-Love, Navigating Megastardom And Meeting Her Cowboy
On the surface, the life of Bella Hadid is as picture perfect as she is – jet-setting from Parisian runways to Texan horse shows to film sets in Venice. Yet, at teatime at The Ritz, Giles Hattersley discovers a supermodel in search of herself, ready to get candid about her hopes, loves and struggles beyond the lens.
W Magazine’s TV Portfolio Grows
W is continuing the rollout of its star-studded TV Portfolio with a group of new stars! The mag’s second round of editorials photographed by Daniel Arnold, which celebrate the year’s top television performances, include Aimee Lou Wood, Jessica Williams, Jon Hamm, and Julio Torres. Each reflects on their latest projects, personalities, and rise to fame...
Natasha Lyonne’s Powerful Marie Claire Shoot
Marie Claire‘s got a new covergirl: Natasha Lyonne! The Poker Face actress fronts the mag’s new Power Issue, where she discusses her career rise, what makes her feel powerful, her journey rising through a challenging childhood, and how she chooses her wide-ranging slate of quirky, oftentimes surprising projects.
“Family Is On My Mind”: Bella Hadid On Self-Love, Navigating Megastardom And Meeting Her Cowboy
On the surface, the life of Bella Hadid is as picture perfect as she is – jet-setting from Parisian runways to Texan horse shows to film sets in Venice. Yet, at teatime at The Ritz, Giles Hattersley discovers a supermodel in search of herself, ready to get candid about her hopes, loves and struggles beyond the lens.
Hailey Bieber’s Radiant Vogue Cover
Summer is (almost) here—and Hailey Bieber is finding her light! The Rhode founder and model takes a shower (we think) for Vogue’s latest issue, outfitted in a striped Prada shirt and gleaming Tiffany & Co. earring. The star’s editorial, shot by Michael Jansson and styled by Tonne Goodman, features a range of sharp...
W Magazine’s TV Portfolio Grows
W is continuing the rollout of its star-studded TV Portfolio with a group of new stars! The mag’s second round of editorials photographed by Daniel Arnold, which celebrate the year’s top television performances, include Aimee Lou Wood, Jessica Williams, Jon Hamm, and Julio Torres. Each reflects on their latest projects, personalities, and rise to fame...
Natasha Lyonne’s Powerful Marie Claire Shoot
Marie Claire‘s got a new covergirl: Natasha Lyonne! The Poker Face actress fronts the mag’s new Power Issue, where she discusses her career rise, what makes her feel powerful, her journey rising through a challenging childhood, and how she chooses her wide-ranging slate of quirky, oftentimes surprising projects.
Manolo Blahnik Will Sponsor The V&A’s New Marie Antoinette Exhibit
Let them eat cake! Marie Antoinette‘s extravagant fashion will take center stage at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London next fall, thanks to the upcoming exhibit “Marie Antoinette Style,”which will be sponsored by Manolo Blahnik. On display from September 20th, 2025 to March 22nd, 2026, the range...
Kenneth Cole’s New Documentary Follows His Impact Beyond Fashion
Kenneth Cole is getting the big-screen treatment! The designer’s new documentary, A Man with Sole: The Impact of Kenneth Cole, premiered to a fashionable crowd this week at The Paley Center For Media. Directed by Dori Berinstein, the film doesn’t just cover Cole’s fashion career—it also tracks his decades...
Acne Studios Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary With A Gilded Acne Paper Issue
Happy 20th birthday, Acne Studios! The Swedish label is marking its two decades in fashion with a new “Golden”-themed book-meets-magazine tome, Acne Paper. The brand’s project includes an artistic analysis on the color gold over history, along with its role at the brand—plus artistic...
Manolo Blahnik Will Sponsor The V&A’s New Marie Antoinette Exhibit
Let them eat cake! Marie Antoinette‘s extravagant fashion will take center stage at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London next fall, thanks to the upcoming exhibit “Marie Antoinette Style,”which will be sponsored by Manolo Blahnik. On display from September 20th, 2025 to March 22nd, 2026, the range...
Kenneth Cole’s New Documentary Follows His Impact Beyond Fashion
Kenneth Cole is getting the big-screen treatment! The designer’s new documentary, A Man with Sole: The Impact of Kenneth Cole, premiered to a fashionable crowd this week at The Paley Center For Media. Directed by Dori Berinstein, the film doesn’t just cover Cole’s fashion career—it also tracks his decades...
Acne Studios Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary With A Gilded Acne Paper Issue
Happy 20th birthday, Acne Studios! The Swedish label is marking its two decades in fashion with a new “Golden”-themed book-meets-magazine tome, Acne Paper. The brand’s project includes an artistic analysis on the color gold over history, along with its role at the brand—plus artistic...
Jimmy Choo’s Archive Collection Includes Carrie Bradshaw’s Most Famous Heels
For Jimmy Choo’s 30th anniversary, Creative Director Sandra Choi tapped clothing designer Conner Ives and fashion journalist Alexander Fury to help curate a capsule collection of eight designs that capture the brand’s history. Sifting through over 14,000 styles, the trio decided to narrow down their focus: They shifted...
Manolo Blahnik Will Sponsor The V&A’s New Marie Antoinette Exhibit
Let them eat cake! Marie Antoinette‘s extravagant fashion will take center stage at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London next fall, thanks to the upcoming exhibit “Marie Antoinette Style,”which will be sponsored by Manolo Blahnik. On display from September 20th, 2025 to March 22nd, 2026, the range...
Kenneth Cole’s New Documentary Follows His Impact Beyond Fashion
Kenneth Cole is getting the big-screen treatment! The designer’s new documentary, A Man with Sole: The Impact of Kenneth Cole, premiered to a fashionable crowd this week at The Paley Center For Media. Directed by Dori Berinstein, the film doesn’t just cover Cole’s fashion career—it also tracks his decades...
Helen J Shen on Her Broadway Debut in the Tony Award–Nominated ‘Maybe Happy Ending’
Film & TV: It wasn’t until her name was added to the Belasco Theater’s marquee that Helen J Shen felt the magnitude of nabbing the lead role in her first Broadway show. The actor, 25, was working as an understudy and ensemble cast member Off-Broadway when she sent in an audition tape for Maybe Happy Ending, a charming one-act...
Tracy Chapman spoke to The New York Times about the way she is pigeonholed by the songs she writes…
Tracy Chapman spoke to The New York Times about the way she is pigeonholed by the songs she writes: "I am writing. I’m still writing story songs. I know that I have been labeled as a protest singer, and it’s not a label that I accept. I’m not mad at it, but it doesn’t fully represent what I do or how I think about myself. I have been lucky in that...
Chappell Roan Reflects On Pop Personas & Country Music For W‘s Pop Issue
The award-winning musician fronts the title’s new Pop Issue, draped in feathered Chanel Haute Couture styled by our FLA’s Music Stylist of the Year, Genesis Webb. Within the editorial spread by Tim Walker, Roan embraces her wild side in eclectic attire by Vivienne Westwood, Thom Browne, Marni, Marc Jacobs, and more. Her feature....
Helen J Shen on Her Broadway Debut in the Tony Award–Nominated ‘Maybe Happy Ending’
Film & TV: It wasn’t until her name was added to the Belasco Theater’s marquee that Helen J Shen felt the magnitude of nabbing the lead role in her first Broadway show. The actor, 25, was working as an understudy and ensemble cast member Off-Broadway when she sent in an audition tape for Maybe Happy Ending, a charming one-act...
Tracy Chapman spoke to The New York Times about the way she is pigeonholed by the songs she writes…
Tracy Chapman spoke to The New York Times about the way she is pigeonholed by the songs she writes: "I am writing. I’m still writing story songs. I know that I have been labeled as a protest singer, and it’s not a label that I accept. I’m not mad at it, but it doesn’t fully represent what I do or how I think about myself. I have been lucky in that...
Chappell Roan Reflects On Pop Personas & Country Music For W‘s Pop Issue
The award-winning musician fronts the title’s new Pop Issue, draped in feathered Chanel Haute Couture styled by our FLA’s Music Stylist of the Year, Genesis Webb. Within the editorial spread by Tim Walker, Roan embraces her wild side in eclectic attire by Vivienne Westwood, Thom Browne, Marni, Marc Jacobs, and more. Her feature....
Helen J Shen on Her Broadway Debut in the Tony Award–Nominated ‘Maybe Happy Ending’
Film & TV: It wasn’t until her name was added to the Belasco Theater’s marquee that Helen J Shen felt the magnitude of nabbing the lead role in her first Broadway show. The actor, 25, was working as an understudy and ensemble cast member Off-Broadway when she sent in an audition tape for Maybe Happy Ending, a charming one-act...
Tracy Chapman spoke to The New York Times about the way she is pigeonholed by the songs she writes…
Tracy Chapman spoke to The New York Times about the way she is pigeonholed by the songs she writes: "I am writing. I’m still writing story songs. I know that I have been labeled as a protest singer, and it’s not a label that I accept. I’m not mad at it, but it doesn’t fully represent what I do or how I think about myself. I have been lucky in that...