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In London, Fantasy Meets Obsession
Christopher Bailey at Burberry reflects Henry Moore’s sculptural silhouettes, while Christopher Kane gets dirty and Mary Katrantzou goes Disney.
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CreditFrom left: Christopher Silas Neal; Brian Rea Modern Love
The Modern Love Podcast: Live on Valentine’s Day, Part 1
This week’s podcast was recorded live at Boston’s Wilbur Theater with Alysia Reiner (“Orange Is the New Black”), Brian Tyree Henry (“Atlanta”) and music from Hite.
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CreditSharon Radisch for The New York Times Critical Shopper
The Minimalist Bliss of Acne Studios
Design can be intoxicating at the company’s spare new store on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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CreditGio Staiano for The New York Times Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid and Winnie Harlow Party With Love Magazine
The publication draws London Fashion Week notables to its cover shoot celebration.
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CreditThe New York Times In Pursuit of a More Inclusive Wedding Section
The Wedding section of The New York Times has had some success in featuring a more diverse selection of newlyweds over the years. But more can be done.
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CreditMarzotto Archive Collection Maria Callas, From Reality to Runway
One of Italian fashion’s most enduring style icons is having a moment.
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CreditMarcy Swingle for The New York Times Street Style: London Fashion Week
Our favorite looks caught between the shows in London.
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Credit A Shoe Store Opens in Marylebone
Álvaro González hardly has to leave the neighborhood as his first boutique is only a few hundred yards from his home.
Award Season 2017: Red Carpet
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CreditFrom left: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images; Frazer Harrison/Getty Images; Jordan Strauss/Invision, via Assocaited Press Nicole Kidman’s Strategy: Never Play It Safe
Why the actress, Oscar-nominated this year for her role in “Lion,” always makes the best-dressed lists.
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CreditFrom left: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images; Frazer Harrison/Getty Images; Jordan Strauss/Invision, via Assocaited Press Red Carpet Watch: Nicole Kidman
The actress, nominated for an Academy Award for her role in “Lion,” is known for making bold sartorial choices.
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CreditLeft and far Right: Jordan Strauss/Invision, via Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP; Center: Mark Ralston/Agence France-Presse -- Getty Images Near Nudity and Modesty Mix at Grammys
This year’s Grammys saw it all on the fashion front, from shirtless outfits to prim and proper gowns.
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CreditFrom left: Mario Anzuoni/Reuters; Christopher Polk/Getty Images For Naras; Jordan Strauss/Invision, via Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP The Grammys Red Carpet 2017
Check out what Adele, Rihanna, Jennifer Lopez and more wore on the music industry’s biggest night.
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CreditMario Anzuoni/Reuters The Grammys Red Carpet 2017
Check out what Adele, Ro James, Tinashe and more wore on the music industry’s biggest night. Updating with expected nominees like Beyoncé, Justin Bieber and Rihanna.
London Fashion Week
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CreditIndia Hobson 48 Hours With London’s Favorite Off-Beat Designer
Before his London Fashion Week show, Christopher Kane and his sister Tammy do last-minute fittings along with a Boston terrier named Bruce Tito.
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CreditJamie Stoker At Burberry, an Ode to the Artist Henry Moore
A photo diary of the February 2017 collection that was presented in London on Monday.
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CreditMarcy Swingle for The New York Times Street Style From London Fashion Week
Looks of attendees to the fall 2017 shows.
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CreditJamie Stoker Women’s Fashion Shows: Erdem and Christopher Kane
A photo diary of the fall/winter 2017 collections that were presented in London on Monday.
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CreditDon Ashby/firstVIEW.com How to Get Burberry’s Luminous Beauty Look
The makeup, like the label’s new collection, was inspired by the earth-toned brilliance of Henry Moore sculptures.
Party Coverage: Scene City
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CreditJessica Lehrman for The New York Times Winter at the Waldorf
Recent events included the Viennese Opera Ball, a gala for the Human Rights Campaign and the Black & White Panda Ball
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CreditRebecca Smeyne for The New York Times Kaia Gerber, Cindy Crawford and the VFiles Crew Partied on Wednesday Night of Fashion Week
Marc Jacobs unveiled a new beauty line with Ms. Crawford’s 15-year-old daughter, and VFiles took over the downtown club S.O.B.’s
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CreditBenjamin Norman for The New York Times The Liveliest Parties of New York Fashion Week
There were fewer soirees, but there was still plenty of fun at after-parties hosted by Calvin Klein, Phillipp Plein, Opening Ceremony and others.
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CreditBenjamin Norman for The New York Times Zac Posen, Moncler and Baja East Partied on Tuesday Night of Fashion Week
The fashion tribe celebrated Valentine’s Day with a cocktail party for Zac Posen, a caviar dinner for Moncler, and a loud party for Baja East.
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CreditAmy Lombard for The New York Times Purple Magazine, Philipp Plein and Opening Ceremony Founder Party on Monday Night of Fashion Week
Three parties were held on Monday, hosted by Olivier Zahm at Narcissa, Philipp Plein at the New York Public Library and Humberto Leon at Mission Chinese.
Men’s Style
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CreditMark Lennihan/Associated Press Bill Cunningham’s Trademark Bicycle and Jacket Join the New-York Historical Society
The photographer’s library, equipment and ephemera have been donated to the museum, which will display them this spring.
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CreditTawni Bannister for The New York Times ‘Footwear Is a Gateway Drug’: How Saks Lures Men to Its New Store
The department store opens a downtown branch for men, with a conspicuous shoe section, made-to-measure suits and the latest gadgets.
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CreditNathan Bajar for The New York Times A New Designer (and Robert De Niro) for a Re-energized Zegna
Ermenegildo Zegna and Alessandro Sartori, longtime pals, become colleagues once again at an Italian luxury brand now undergoing a makeover.
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CreditFrancois Guillot/Getty Images Can Raf Simons Reinvent Calvin Klein?
One of the most respected designers of his generation has come to New York to reboot Calvin Klein, and the fashion world is cheering.
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CreditDanny Ghitis for The New York Times From Factory Worker to Acclaimed Designer
At age 16, Bumsuk Choi dropped out of high school and went to work making T-shirts and selling fabrics. Now his label, General Idea, is all the rage.
Watches
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CreditChristophe Viseux for The New York Times Watchmakers Look to Women in the Middle East
Many top horlogers are designing wares to take advantage of the region’s appetite for elegantly adorned, exclusive timepieces.
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CreditMatias Costa for The New York Times Selling My Vintage Watch: A Journey in Time
Will going through an auction house, a store or a website be the most lucrative way to sell a 1937 Patek Philippe Calatrava? Its owner decides to find out.
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CreditClara Tuma for The New York Times The ‘Happy Tandem’ Behind DeWitt Timepieces
As chief executive, Viviane de Witt brings business discipline to the artistry of her watchmaker husband.
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CreditChristophe Viseux for The New York Times In Dubai, a Lover of Fine Watches Gathers Friends
Adel Al Rahmani’s interest in timepieces led him to start a club for the similarly dazzled.
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CreditAmel Belahcene A Parmigiani Fleurier for Every Occasion
Omar Hussein’s first watch was a Swatch. Now, the Dubai entrepreneur favors Parmigiani watches and has three of them to note life events.
