Lupita Nyong’o arrived at a screening in a dress from Miu Miu’s spring collection and impressed at least two fashion critics.
The “12 Years a Slave” actress has become a favorite for designers.
The bloodstained clothing worn by Jacqueline Kennedy on the day her husband was assassinated has been kept from public view since 1963, and it will remain so for many more years.
Joel A. Rosenthal is the first living jeweler with a retrospective, “Jewels by JAR,” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Lady Gaga promoted “Artpop,” her latest album, at the opening of H&M’s Times Square store.
Left by his fiancée, a doctor rebuilds himself in the company of his patients.
Though a name to the Brooklyn actress set, Ms. Comey has had no ordaining profile in Vogue or rich investors.
Addressing matters of fake concert tickets, window seats on a plane, a mother’s fondness for the lottery and an empty room.
For Glamour’s editor, handing out awards is not as simple a job as it may seem.
A celebrity-filled dinner marks 10 years of the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund awards.
The fashion stylist has no use for cookbooks, an approach that also applies to her work.
The author and National Book Award winner on cross-dressing and his feminine side.
Other celebrities have started websites to offer their version of the good life.
Mark Boquist, half of the marc&mark nanny-consulting team, passes tips along to Ashley Hofkens to help her cook healthful dishes.
A chef-run consulting service teaches nannies there’s more to cooking than mac and cheese.
A model who had a hard time finding work while pregnant decided to start an agency of her own.
At Crazy Legs in Brooklyn, a weekly dance party on wheels attracts all manner of skaters.
Performance wear and activewear may have little to do with actual fashion. But style oozes into the crevices.
Seen at New York City’s Union Square, Cara Araneta’s style influences include Woody Allen and Wong Kar-wai.
An artist uses donated military uniforms to help women in the military tell of their experiences.
OTB joins the Brooklyn scene with hearty drinks, bar food and an emphasis on reasonably priced burgers and seafood.
Cosmetics companies are panned for using eyelash inserts in mascara ads for fuller looks.
H&M opens in Times Square; Yael Sonia comes to SoHo.
Gore Vidal in Paris in 1983. He left his entire estate to Harvard University, which he did not attend.
The author and master contrarian left his entire estate to Harvard, forsaking loved ones and setting off a legal battle.
The star of HBO’s “Girls” has become a presence in the fashion world, appearing in Gap ads, as well as in Vogue.
The web, Evite, Facebook and other social media have eroded the social contract at the heart of the R.S.V.P.
The inventor of a food-replacement drink, Soylent, has a longstanding love for airplanes and flight.
Companies interview applicants, then arrange small-group dates for a low fee.
Some of Cathy Horyn’s thoughts on Mr. Ghesquière’s appointment at Louis Vuitton.
The practice has become so popular it has generated all manner of websites and apps.
The courtyard of River House on the East Side.
The change facing a storied co-op: keep a beloved club or sell the space to the highest bidder?
The new film about a teenager and her female lover is getting mixed reviews from those it aims to depict.
The director Ridley Scott’s new film derives much of its visual punch from a mash-up of refinement and vulgarity.
The nightclub was where the downtown art and club scenes converged.
Mr. Stimler is trying to draw a rock ’n’ roll clientele to the club with its distressed wallpaper and ceiling painting of heaven and hell.
In the 1980s, a night out could end at noon the next day. But today’s partiers keep a stricter eye on the clock, the writer says.
The film actress is a muse to many fashion designers.
The co-founder of a beauty products website wants employees who take control of their careers and don’t project negativism.
The Brooklyn Museum displays the collections of Jean Paul Gaultier, corset and man-skirt designer, who witnessed the ascent of punk, New Wave and cultural and identity politics.
Many from the CFDA competition have landed high-profile positions or new backers. But has it all been a bed of roses?
A day of the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund contest includes meeting with a model, having your design inspected by a panel and gaining some insight from a judge.
The clothing designer lives in New York and Los Angeles, which can be tough on sensitive skin like hers.
Mannequins with bulging bosoms have become standard in Venezuela, reflecting the country’s embrace of plastic surgery even among those who can least afford it.
Looking at how the daughter of New York City’s Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio and others have made the floral headband a part of their fashion.
A Los Angeles gala shows that the ubiquitous strapless dress suddenly seems like a vulgar distortion of dressing up.
A term for mental training reaches the height of trendiness, and like yoga before it, may be leaving its mark.
Mr. Cavett and Mr. Baldwin had lunch with Philip Galanes and discussed talk shows, Richard Nixon, being chased by the paparazzi and dealing with depression.
Lou Reed memorialized the denizens of the Warhol Factory.
Sheryl Sandberg’s book, written to encourage women to pursue their professional goals, is finding male champions.
The first blast of cold changed the look of fashion overnight.
For their work, a long list of New Yorkers were given awards by grateful groups.
A dance party on wheels attracts even roller disco denizens who never gave up.
Mr. Driver offers a respite from cookie-cutter beauty.
Send us your best look from the week and explain why you chose the outfit and what influenced it.
After 9/11, a fashion competition was born, with the first award of $200,000 going to the Proenza Schouler designers in 2004. Here’s what some designers are doing now.
Suzy Menkes sits down with the accessories designer to discuss the evolution of her brand and her design inspiration.
Collars with contrast or embellishments bring a little life to the party; Stella McCartney designs a new denim collection; “Love Me” graffiti becomes jewelry; and Esquivel’s designs for Tumi.
The term has spread from the hairstyles of the fashionable to clothing, home design, even wedding cakes.
Ms. Sciortino, whose blog, Slutever, tackles modern sexuality with humor and frankness, doesn’t believe one can overshare.
The style’s current iteration bears little kinship to the anti-gravity hair flaunted in the late 1960s by Angela Davis and other icons of the Black Power movement.
To mark the conclusion of Paris Fashion Week, we catalog the bows of 14 of its visionary designers.
Explore themes inspired by the essential building blocks of fashion and style in series of visual diaries from the New York and Paris shows.
To mark the conclusion of Milan Fashion Week, we catalog the bows of 14 of its visionary designers and capture how the gesture can subtly reveal a hint of their personalities, whether outsize or not.
Explore an archive of Oscar red carpet looks that spans 15 years by name, designer, color, silhouette and year.
Get complete coverage of fashion and style and the latest looks from the runway.
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Are spiky heels an appropriate fashion statement for the office?
In Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood, residents are inspired by the change of seasons, old relationships and the Beastie Boys.
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