Thursday marked the official opening of Louis Vuitton’s traveling exhibition “Vogez Voguez Voyagez” in New York. The French luxury house took over the former New York Stock Exchange building to create their own museum—filled with the brand’s most iconic items from trunks to red carpet dresses. From Louis Vuitton’s founding in 1854 to present day,

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Call it glitz, call it glamour, call it good ol’ razzle-dazzle, but there’s nothing quite like film festival star power. Each fest—be it Sundance’s charmingly undone snowstorm-ready attire, Tribeca’s city-ready cool, or Venice’s sweeping gowns—begets a new bona fide red-carpet moment. And every time, there’s one player who breaks out: She has the perfect dresses,

When I woke up this morning, bright-eyed and bushy-eyebrowed, tiny blue birds flitting around my head, this is what I did. I saw a blanket of grey clouds, felt a chilly breeze drift through the weird crack in my bedroom window, smiled to myself, and thought, It’s motherf**king jacket season. (With apologies to McSweeney’s.) Advertisement

Earlier this summer a friend of mine asked if I wanted to run Oregon’s Hood to Coast relay race. Knowing nothing about it, except that Nike was going to help us train, I eagerly said yes because, well, if you follow me on Instagram (@nikkiogun) you’re familiar with #nikkifornike, and also I’m sort of a

Gigi Hadid, street style risk-taker, casually arrived at her friend’s apartment last night in full-out astronaut gear (for an early Halloween party? Just because?) But it’s all very space fashion: She kept the zipper low, her waist belted on her Alpha Industries flight suit, and added a pair of Dr. Martens boots. Advertisement – Continue

Everyone is suddenly wearing a fashion beret and it’s making me all kinds of uncomfortable. Let me clarify, not the beret itself. There are far greater injustices in the world than the infiltration of a small felt (or leather, or wool) accessory. It’s that fashion berets speak to our obsession with emulating the mythical French

Food made to look like fashion, elementary-aged children dressed with an abnormal amount of sartorial sense, dog anything: Instagram is nothing if not a repository for clickable content. With a solid four years of carefully crafted images scrolling before our eyes (IG was purchased by Facebook in 2012, marking its unofficial birth into mainstream culture),

After 15 years in business, Proenza Schouler is finally giving people what they want—more Proenza Schouler, but at a wallet-friendlier price point. Introducing: Proenza Schouler White Label, aka PSWL, an extension of the brand’s already successful collection that will focus on casual pieces like denim, Tshirts, sweatshirts, and outerwear. Advertisement – Continue Reading Below Ricky

Kaia Gerber is busy. “I have a ton of homework,” sighs the 16-year-old. “I mean, I’m a junior in high school—we all have the most homework.” But Gerber also has two million Instagram followers, a models.com archive that’s seven pages deep, Cindy Crawford’s genes, and―as of this week―the new ad campaign for Hudson Jeans. Which

There’s an awkward phase of pregnancy when the period of time during which you’re not supposed to tell anyone you’re pregnant (the first three to four months) overlaps with the period in which your body starts to look a little pregnant but not pregnant enough that it’s obvious you’re pregnant. You just look a little