Louis-Gabriel Nouchi was given an enormous task: create 700 distinctive garments for people with disabilities for the event’s opening ceremony.
Category: Fashion and Apparel
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Betty Halbreich, World’s ‘Most Famous Personal Shopper,’ Dies at 96
She was a local New York secret before gaining wider renown as the dressing-room companion of rich, powerful women. A dark past lay beneath her savoir faire.
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Bethann Hardison Never Had a Plan
The pioneering model, modeling agent and diversity advocate credits her success to street smarts and being ready when opportunity knocks.
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Meghan Markle Funds Cesta Collective, Expanding Her Investments in Small Brands
At least when it comes to investing. The latest addition to her portfolio: the handbag brand Cesta Collective.
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Why The New York Times Covers What Politicians Wear
For both men and women, clothes can be an important tool for communication. Often, there’s strategy behind the style.
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If Liza Minnelli’s Jewelry Could Talk
Studio 54. Versailles. The Oscars. Some of the pieces worn by Ms. Minnelli have seen a lot.
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For a Night on the Town, Try Leather and Lace
This fall, men’s wear is all about embracing the darkness.
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The Finest, Funnest, Most Freeing Footwear
Go ahead and wear your rubber sandals — even in New York City.
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Naomi Osaka irá al Abierto de EE. UU. con un atuendo ‘muy demure’
El atuendo de la tenista para el torneo es una creación de Nike y la diseñadora Yoon Ahn con tul, listones y volantes. En resumen: “Lolita gótica”.
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Kamala Harris se viste para una nueva era
La candidata a la presidencia demócrata aceptó su nominación vestida de azul marino. Se trata de una declaración simbólica más importante de lo que puede parecer a primera vista.
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Is It Better to Be Overdressed or Underdressed?
A reader seeks guidance on striking the right balance between casual and formal attire at events without a defined dress code.
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A Brooch That Diana Vreeland Kept on Her Night Stand, Reimagined
A new Tiffany & Co. jewelry collection mines the archive of the designer Jean Schlumberger.