Runway fashions get revamped as cotton, wool, leather and silk prices rise.
Wearable details such as lace, black leather, fur trim and the color of rust are likely to trickle down to shoppers.
In an attempt to broaden his brand beyond department stores and boutiques, designer Derek Lam is putting dress designs on his eBay storefront and allowing shoppers to vote on their favorites.
A group of social, glamorous-looking people act as room fillers during New York Fashion Week's runway shows and after-parties. We give a sampling of the most enthusiastic attendees.
Walt Mossberg reviews the Atrix 4G, an Android smartphone that acts as the brains of a small laptop device.
IBM's Watson computer handily defeated two former "Jeopardy" champions in a nationally televised competition.
There's one thing about their government that Filipinos can't get enough of: coverage of their bachelor president's love life.
The news that Baron Guy Ullens and his wife, Myriam, plan to sell a portion of their vast Chinese contemporary art has caused a stir in the art world.
"Guitar Heroes," at the Metropolitan Museum, explores the innovation of guitar making that traces its roots from modern-day New York back to the violins of Stradivari.
Conductor Zubin Mehta reflects on a half-century of collaboration with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra.
See photos and videos of the runway shows, and get the latest trends and gossip from fashion week.
Michael Kors's clothes look smart, they last from season to season like investments, and this season, he pressed a long, lean, monochrome look, writes Christina Binkley.
An inexpensive dose of Avastin injected into the eyes far surpassed a conventional laser treatment in fixing a leading cause of blindness in babies born prematurely.
The NFL labor strife comes down to something rather simple: the league has run out of new ways to make another quick $1 billion, so it's turning its focus to the biggest piggy bank of all: its own players.
As China grows wealthier and builds up its military, other nations in the region are taking note—and amassing weapons of their own.
The computer outsmarted its human competition in Game 1 of the Man vs. Machine competition on "Jeopardy!"
Pennsylvania and Maine are fighting over who gets credit for whoopie pies -- frosting-filled, hamburger-size sandwich desserts.
The fashion world may often inhabit its own bubble, but fashion doesn't exist in its own vacuum. Designers are influenced by other designers, past and present, whether they realize it or not—and whether they admit it or not.
Setting sail on a yacht should be the only way to get from Colombia to Panama—and it nearly is.
The flap over sudden acceleration in Toyota cars gave automotive electronic systems a black eye. So what's in store now that officials have concluded that people are to blame for most accidents caused by runaway cars? It may mean even more electronics in cars.
Gone are the kitsch cut-out hearts in Tyrolean three-legged chairs and the red-checked curtains: Chalet chic today is about creating a modern space that is not only comfortable but also unfussy, eco-friendly and tactile.
As full-time working parents, school pick-up has never been easy for my husband and me. I know Im not alone in finding after-school pickup fraught with guilt and anxiety.
Can economic principles really smooth out the bumps in your marriage? WSJ's Paula Szuchman takes your "Spousonomics" questions. The live chat is Friday, Feb. 18 at noon ET. Ask your questions now.
Get a front-row view of fashion week with big, beautiful photos from some of the most glamorous runway shows.
But I see way more men who let themselves go than women, and we interviewed an astounding number of WOMEN who said their husbands weren't putting out enough.
As worshippers welcomed the Year of the Rabbit, Hong Kong's Wong Tai Sin temple ushered in an era of its own: high-tech Taoism, including a $13 million electronic prayer hall.
The problem with Oscar de la Renta is that the bar is so high. His clothes are the richest of the rich - you can't beat that.
Known for her use of bright colors and vivid prints, Tracy Reese's runway show on Monday had plenty of longer, looser styles, beginning with a rich purple pleated maxi skirt and relaxed sweater.
Last night was supposed to be the glorious night that Bravo premiered the first episode of the Real Housewives of New York City's fourth season. But, to the disappointment of everybody on the island of Manhattan, the date was postponed. But, anybody who knows Housewife Jill Zarin knows that not even the absence of a premiere would stop her from throwing a raucous premiere party.
The stress and scramble started well before the contestants hit the stage on Idol's continued Hollywood Week. That's because it was group night - singers had to form a team and perform together, even though the eliminations would be individual. A surprise rule: Groups had to be made up of both day one and day two singers from the first part of the week, which made some of the pre-planning singers had attempted a waste of time.
As AOL and the Huffington Post plan their marriage, they've tapped Booz & Co. for help, according to people familiar with the matter.
In 1998, Jeff Mangum and his band Neutral Milk Hotel released "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea," widely considered an indie rock masterpiece. Then he basically vanished. With Mangum showing signs of a return to performing, Speakeasy has compiled a timeline of his lost years.
A daily roundup of links from the world of ideas.
Maenad's comment that the secret of happiness comes down to 1) Expect less, and 2) Give more, got me thinking about expectations and the concept of status quo bias.
A dose of Robin Williams, a study finds, leads people to make more sensible financial decisions involving the future.
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