Met Museum unveils 2026 Met Gala theme: ‘Costume Art’
It’s a question the Metropolitan Museum of Art hopes to answer with its next Costume Institute exhibition, which it revealed on Monday morning will be “Costume Art.” Opening May 10th, the showcase will pair almost 200 artworks with around 200 garments and accessories in an effort to join the dots between fashion and…
ICYMI: Allow Hilary Duff to Reintroduce Herself
Hilary Duff always knew that she would make music again—even when her fanbase had started to lose faith. In their defense, it has been over a decade since Duff released a studio album: 2015’s criminally underrated Breathe In. Breathe Out. But even as her focus shifted to acting and raising four children…
Skate Sneakers Get a High-Fashion Update From Pharrell Williams for Latest Louis Vuitton Men’s Collection
Called the LV Tilted sneaker, the French luxury firm’s men’s creative director took inspiration from vintage low-top skate sneakers from the early 2000s to create the silhouette. According to Vuitton, the suede skate-inspired shoe takes its name from the slightly inclined and embroidered LV initials signature…
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The Best Dressed Stars at the 2026 Grammys
Lastnight, the 2026 Grammys celebrated the music world’s best performers and releases of the year. Superstars like Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga, Kendrick Lamar, Doechii, and Sabrina Carpenter were just a few of the nominated artists this evening, while fellow acts like Justin Bieber and Katseye also performed on the main stage. Shortly before the musical fun began inside…
Ellen von Unwerth Photographs “Melania” Movie Poster
While the fashion world’s attention has been on Paris for the last few days — what with conclusion of the fall 2026 men’s shows and the start of the spring 2026 couture shows — famed fashion photographer Ellen von Unwerth’s focus has been squarely on the United States. Specifically the White House, where von Unwerth apparently spent Saturday night rubbing elbows with the likes of Tony Robbins…
These two top hairstylists just confirmed fringes are back in a *big* way for 2025; here’s how to wear them
Marie Claire: Over the last several months, I’ve written my fair share of hair trend reports for the new year. And while bobs are still making waves and soft mullets are having a clear moment, there’s one hairstyle (or perhaps, accessory to a hairstyle)on everyone’s lips: the humble fringe. For 2025, fringes…
The 5 Beauty Regrets Pros See Every Day
If you’re reading this, there’s no doubt in my mind that you have at least one beauty regret (though honestly, most of us have several). I certainly do—despite being a beauty writer and dreaming of entering the industry since middle school, I’ve made my fair share of mistakes, from skipping sunscreen to bleaching my hair at home…
7 Beauty Trends Poised to Take Over 2025
Beauty: If your post-New Year social media feed looks anything like ours, you’ve survived the annual “ins and outs” Instagram story posts. Alongside fashion’s ever-shifting trend culture, beauty industry experts and tastemakers are also eagerly anticipating 2025’s hottest makeup, skin-care and hair-care trends.
Tipping Etiquette 101: How Much You Should Tip Your Beauty Practitioner?
HAIR: Times are tough. The beauty industry and its workers in particular are taking some of the hardest economic hits these past few years. According to a news brief done by the U.S. Labor Center, 45 percent of nail salons in New York reopened their doors with just five employees or less and 80 percent…
The Japanese Manicure Turns Weak Nails Glossy
RF29: There’s always something new keeping us entertained in the nail world. So far this year, we’ve spotted Bio Sculpture nails (a vegan gel nail enhancement that preserves nail health) and BIAB (also known as Builder In A Bottle, a type of gel that adds strength and structure to your nails). Then…
6 Beauty and Wellness Travel Tips Flight Attendants Swear By
Fashionista: Welcome to Travel Week! Fashion people are always on the move, and the industry has been venturing into tourism and hospitality more than ever. So with summer-getaway season in full swing, we’re bringing you five days of expert-led product recommendations, outfit ideas, wellness tips, packing…
ICYMI: Estée Lauder’s New Grant Program Is Funding The Future Of Beauty (Exclusive)
HIGHSNOBIETY: Listen up, beauty entrepreneurs: Estée Lauder wants to bring your business to the next level. The cosmetics giant just launched The Catalysts, a new program that will provide mentorship, financial support, and project support to burgeoning beauty talent. Applications for the program…
’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…
Steve Madden’s “House of Steve” Wants You To Have Fun With Fashion
The ’90s are calling! Steve Madden‘s Spring 2025 campaign embraces the decade’s free-spirited approach to fashion and iconic pop culture moments. Titled “SMtv’s House of Steve,” the newest imagery champions the diverse nature of New York City…
21 Unforgettable Looks at the Oscars
The Styles Desk: The 97th Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday was the end of an awards season that lost some of its luster because of tragic wildfires and controversies surrounding certain nominated films. But, for the most part, the heaviness in the air did not …
Independent Spirit Awards: The 10 Best Dressed Celebrities
Awards season 2025 continues to keep the world’s most celebrated actors busy. On Saturday afternoon it was a visit to Santa Monica for Emma Stone, Julianne Moore and Marianne Jean-Baptiste who, amongst many others, came together for…
Ask Vanessa: Why Do So Many People Wear All Black?
NYT: In August, a middle school in El Paso, Texas, sent out a missive to families announcing that students were no longer allowed to wear black from top to bottom. The thinking was that black was more associated with “depression and mental health issues and/or criminality than with happy and healthy kids …
Oliver Peoples’ Fall 2024 Eyewear Delivers Sleek Frames
Fall 2024 Eyewear: Oliver Peoples is putting craftsmanship at the forefront with its fall-winter 2024 campaign, ‘By Design.’ Blending the art of Japanese manufacturing with the effortless style of Los Angeles, the iconic sunglasses brand showcases a fusion of precision and relaxation.
All the Best Looks From the NYFW Spring/Summer 2025 Runways
L’OFFICIEL: New York Fashion Week has long been a beacon of creativity and innovation, setting the tone for the upcoming season with its vibrant array of designs and forward-thinking collections. As one of the most highly anticipated events in the fashion calendar, it serves as a wellspring of inspiration for …
It’s Here! The Daily’s NYFW & Fashion Media Awards Issue!
Wake up, chicsters! New York Fashion Week is back—and so is Tommy Hilfiger! For our brand new September issue, we caught up with the designer’s Fall 2024 campaign stars Patrick Schwarzenegger and Abby Champion. Tommy himself even took a moment to discuss the romantic pair’s roles in the…
Metallics Shine Against a Black Backdrop at Paris Couture for Fall 2025
While black was the color du jour at the Paris couture this season, a number of designers added razzle-dazzle, lifting the mood by way of metallics. Newcomer Kevin Germanier closed the week on a bright spot underneath the IRCAM building, which he outfitted with a mountain of iridescent balloons that seemed to increase…
Behind the Scenes with Chanel’s Haute Couture Bride
Fashion & Beauty: In haute couture, the bride is kind of what everything’s all about. On the one hand, it’s down to simple economics: if a woman is going to spend a literal fortune on a dress, it’s probably going to be for her wedding, and there are always a bunch in production whenever you visit any Maison’s ateliers.
Kim K’s Balenciaga Bag Campaign
Kim Kardashian‘s got a new role: Balenciaga campaign star! The Skims founder and businesswoman is front and center for the French brand’s moody new images by Nadav Kander, highlighting its Bel Air handbag. Both shots find Kardashian clutching different Bel Air iterations—both its hobo and multi-pocketed tote styles—in an homage to her own creativity.
Zendaya Channels Cher in Archival Bob Mackie at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Fashion: It felt like Zendaya stepped into a time machine Saturday night. The Dune actor arrived at the 2024 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony channeling a flawless homage to Cher by way of a Bob Mackie gown. Can we hear a little commotion for the dress? The glittering, hand-beaded number is…
Vice President Kamala Harris on Her Race to the Finish
Culture: Only rarely are individuals summoned overnight for acts of national rescue, but in late July, Vice President Kamala Harris received one of those calls. With President Joe Biden’s decision to end his reelection campaign, the world looked to Harris with hopes and doubts. She was a leader of widespread support but no especial following…
With Help From Animation, AI, and an Olfactory Artist, “Sleeping Beauties”
VOGUE MAGAZINE: On the avenue today before The Metropolitan Museum of Art, it is frosty, with a selection of clothing that reflects the weather—pedestrians are hastening by with scarves and tweed coats drawn to their chins. But soon the rush of passing garments will change. In the spring, when the trees of Central Park grow fragrant…
FLAUNT: Kirsten Dunst
FLAUNT: Praised for her contributions to the canon, Kirsten Dunst’s resume ranges from films like ‘The Virgin Suicides’ to ‘Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind’ and a Best Actress nomination from @TheAcademy for her performance in ‘Power of the Dog.’ For her latest role, she takes on the character of brazen war photographer, Lee, in…
What to Know About Holi, India’s Most Colorful Tradition
The New York Times: A rainbow haze swirls through India, where raucous laughter rings out as friends and strangers douse one another with fists full of pigmented powder. It is time for the ancient Hindu tradition of Holi, an annual celebration of spring. Holi is in part a celebration of the love between Krishna and Radha that looks past…
Does John Galliano Deserve His Comeback? A New Documentary Lets You Decide
W CULTURE: Even if you’ve never set foot in a cinema, you’ve likely seen the beginning of the new John Galliano documentary, High & Low, which premieres today on Mubi. The film opens with the designer’s most vile and viral moment, a bilious 2011 rant at a Paris cafe, where the fashion designer praises Hitler…
Photographer Campbell Addy Charts His Oeuvre in SCAD Fash’s New Exhibit
L’OFFICIEL: Walking into SCAD Fash’s latest exhibit on Campbell Addy’s work feels like a reverie from the very first moment. A dimly lit entrance and hallway leaves guests at the foot of an oversized print version of “The Nature of Ghana.” In it, a woman stands firmly, clad in magenta, in front of a waterfall frozen in time. It’s no wonder…
Met Gala Vogue Covers
The Met Gala is nearly upon us! If you’re craving more deets on 2025’s “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” exhibit, take a dive into Vogue‘s May issue. This year’s “Met Issue” features four dynamic covers with co-chairs A$AP Rocky (photographed by Tyler Mitchell), Colman Domingo (photographed by Iké Udé), Pharrell (painted by Henry Taylor), and…
NFM Magazine: Black & White Tells A Story Color…
NFM Magazine: Black & white tells a story color could never whisper In the comments, write a one line story for the 1st image. Be creative! Keep it going
Creative director/Hairstyling and Artistry @cassiecarey.hair. Model @janinetondu. Photography @richardmonsieurs.
Picture Books Come to Life In This Children’s Museum
Welcome to the Rabbit Hole: a brand-new, decade-in-the-making museum of children’s literature founded by former bookstore owners, who transformed an old building into a series of settings lifted straight from the pages of beloved picture books like “Goodnight Moon,” “No, David!,” “Where the Sidewalk…
Anne Hathaway’s New Romcom Is a Reminder That We Can Grow at Any Age
TV & MOVIES: When you think coming-of-age movies, chances are your mind flashes to the usual suspects: Lady Bird, Eighth Grade, Juno, Mona Lisa Smile, Dead Poet’s Society and (my personal fave) Someone Great. They’re all highly entertaining films starring talent often at the beginning of their…
AnOther: Watch Luca Guadagnino’s Saucy New Short Film for Loewe
FASHION & BEAUTY: Since Jonathan Anderson took the reins at Loewe almost a decade ago, the designer’s clothing has only been one singular part of the narrative. A regular attendee at art galleries around the world, with close friends in cinema, a trustee at the V&A and judge at the Loewe Foundation’s…
The Best Arthouse Films to Watch Now
DESIGN & LIVING: Ahead of its premiere at Cannes, word on the street about Wes Anderson’s new film was that it was basically Close Encounters of the Wes Kind, the tale of a junior stargazers’ convention gone awry when aliens make an unscheduled appearance at the event.
Orbis Pictus Galerie Opens: Jean Yves Cousseau – Paris, France
Orbis pictus: With his photographs, Jean Yves Cousseau invites us to enter into the details of the world. He confronts us with a certain reality blunt and tangible. His new series Quoi qu’il en soit… presented at Orbis pictus are staged in singular diptychs whose images…
Creative Time: Moving Chains Reopens to the Public – Governors Island, NY
Creative Time, Governors Island Arts, and Times Square Arts notes opening of Moving Chains and will be on view through early Summer 2023, before traveling to Cincinnati, Ohio for the final chapter of the multi-site public art commission. Moving Chains is the second chapter of Charles Gaines’s…
Birkin-inspired ‘The Big Birk’ Rolls Into Palm Beach for Art Fair
WWD: While thousands of people might want to get their hands on a Birkin bag, the artist Giovanni Casas, who is known as GEO, has created “The Big Birk” for Art Palm Beach. The art-like sculpture is meant to be reminiscent of Hermès‘ prized handbag. The New York-based creative has his own agency and first created…
The Best British Exhibitions to Watch Out for in 2025
Art & Photography: If one of your new year’s resolutions is to enjoy more art – instead of realising you’ve missed the boat on another extraordinary exhibition – consider this your cue to start planning your cultural year ahead. From a deep dive into a very British love affair with swimming, to shows by two Black…
Flaunt: @rjphil0 for Issue 195, Where Are We Going?
Flaunt: Phil Elverum began releasing his sonic meanderings as The Microphones in 1997, later evolving into Mount Eerie in 2003. Now, the musician releases 26-track album ‘Night Palace,’ a record ringing of renewal and exploring motherhood as he raises his nine-year-old daughter in their home on Orcas Island. On the natural motifs he explores in his work…
Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Charli XCX, & More Lead Grammy Awards 2025 Nominations!
The Grammy Awards 2025 nominees are here! Next year’s ceremony will see a star-studded group in attendance for the music industry’s top honors, which air on February 2nd. On the official list on Grammy.com, Beyoncé leads the pack with 11 nominations for her country record Cowboy Carter, including Album of the Year—which also makes her the most-nominated…
Taylor Swift’s New Bangs—A Subtle Change Making Waves on Her Eras Tour
Hair: It’s almost the end of an era for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour—and the “Fortnight” singer is getting ready for its final leg with a subtle new look. For her second night in Indianapolis, Swift prepared to close out the U.S. portion of the Eras tour by changing up her signature bangs—and fans definitely noticed. For the “You Belong With Me” singer…
Paris Hilton Set A Date For Her Long Awaited Return To Music!
NYLON: After a marriage, two children, and an almost-two-decade pause, Paris Hilton is returning to music. The “Stars Are Blind” singer (and #sliving DJ) just announced the release date, album name, and concept art for her second EP, titled Infinite Icon, out September 6th. In her reliable combination of…
Lady Gaga’s Nano-Bangs Might Be The Shortest Fringe Of All Time
TZR Celebrity: Alot has changed since Lady Gaga released her most recent studio album, Chromatica, back in 2020. In the four full years since she dropped the record, she’s built a cosmetics empire, filmed a handful of movies, and embarked on worldwide stadium tour. But for dedicated Little Monsters…
The New York Times: How Big is Taylor Swift?
It may be impossible to do an exact, one-to-one comparison between Taylor Swift’s career and that of the Beatles — or Madonna, Michael Jackson, Beyoncé, Bruce Springsteen, Elton John or your icon of choice. The nature of success (and how it is calculated) has changed drastically over time. And much …
Billie Eilish Has Always Had A Singular Fashion Sense
CELEBRITY STYLE: Back in 2017, a plucky young singer named Billie Eilish burst onto the scene, equipped with haunting vocals, sharp lyrics, and a totally incongruous personal style. Eilish’s streetwear-influenced fashion sense is marked by her love of neon hues, oversized silhouettes, monograms…
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…