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Must Read: Prabal Gurung and Phillip Lim to Create Costumes for Disney+ Show, Wella Acquires Briogeo
These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Friday.
Must Read: Celebrating Tina Turner's Most Iconic Style Moments, How Fashion Can Champion the AAPI Community
Plus, a look at the fallout of Brooks Brothers' bankruptcy.
Must Read: Abby Phillip Covers The Cut, 'Business of Fashion' Publishes Sustainability Index
Plus, Phillip Lim on refocusing his energies toward Asian-American activism.
Bergdorf Goodman Hopes to Spread Positivity By Showcasing Designers' Hidden Talents
Phillip Lim was the first to be featured in the retailer's new "Designers Off Duty" series, showcasing his chef skills to an intimate group of VIP guests.
Why Does the Burden of Creating Inclusivity in Fashion Fall Largely on Marginalized Groups?
Too often, those leading the charge for diversity are forced to do so without proper support from the larger industry.
The Untold Stories of the Designers Working Behind the Scenes at Your Favorite Houses
For every creative director basking in the spotlight, there's a team of people toiling behind the curtain who will never get credit — and some of them like it that way.
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Fashionista's 11 Favorite Collections from Fall 2017 New York Fashion Week
From the hundred-plus shows and presentations on the calendar, our editors narrowed it down to a tight list of their most memorable.
With a Razor-Sharp Fall Collection, 3.1 Phillip Lim Celebrated Powerful Women in Its Own Way
Last season's playful sensuality gave way to fresh asymmetry and polished tailoring.
Kiernan Shipka Was All Smiles and Cool Style at New York Fashion Week
Expertly straddling that awkward stage between childhood and adulthood.
Everything We Saw at Day 5 of New York Fashion Week
We'll be updating live from Carolina Herrera, 3.1 Phillip Lim and Jeremy Scott throughout the day.
Phillip Lim's Spring 2016 Show Will Feature an Installation by Maya Lin
The designer is collaborating with the artist behind the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial in Washington, D.C. on a special 10-year anniversary show.
Grading the Fall 2014 Ad Campaigns, Part 1
Fashion houses really brought their A-games this season.
How Canadian Label Priory of Ten Developed Its Austerely Feminine Look
Rome wasn't built in a day. Nor are fashion lines.
Lena Dunham Reveals Her Book Cover, Carine Roitfeld Sends North West a Shirt, Valentino Apologizes for Insensitive PR Blast
Plus, fashion people are complaining about having to schlepp to Brooklyn for Alexander Wang's show. THE HORROR.
Are Designer Collaborations Doing Consumers a Disservice?
Designers like Isabel Marant and Phillip Lim are recycling their own designs for the mass market--don't we all deserve something original?
Phillip Lim for Target Is Still Available Online, Gets Marked Up On eBay Anyway
Quelle surprise: Pieces from Phillip Lim for Target are already glutting eBay (over 7,000 results, at current count) even though the collection is barely a day old, and the next collaboration with Peter Pilotto has already been announced. At this point, it's hardly shocking that pieces landed on eBay before the collection even hit stores Sunday morning--but could things be changing?
What We Saw at New York Fashion Week, Day One
Fashion week officially kicked off today, and we dove right into things head-first. From Rachel Comey's perfectly intimate dinner presentation to the mobbed Phillip Lim for Target event, we were everywhere.
Autumn Cashmere Throws Cartoon Punches at Phillip Lim
When we spotted this Autumn Cashmere sweater in a glossy last weekend, we felt a "pow!" of familiarity in our gut.
On Vacation with Model-turned-Actress Tao Okamoto
It’s summer! And that means on Fridays, everyone should be sneaking out of work a little bit early to go on a weekend jaunt or grab a drink on a sunny rooftop. The fashion industry, which works very hard, also knows a thing or two about how to cut loose. In our weekly Summer Friday column, we catch up with industry insiders to find out what they do, where they go, and what they bring with them when they escape the daily grind. We started our series this season with Rachel Zoe, stylist, editor, and designer extraordinaire, and went on vacation with everyone from the Shipley & Halmos guys to celebrity colorist Rita Hazan. This week, we travel with supermodel and now actress Tao Okamoto.
Street Style: Chloe Loves Pinterest, Celine
Name: Chloe What do you do? I work in the entertainment industry. What was the last thing you bought? A pair of Isabel Marant loafers. What would you never be caught wearing?
Everything You Need to Know About Tonight's CFDA Awards
The 2013 CFDA awards, fashion's Oscars if you will, will be handed out in mere hours. The industry has been gathering to recognize and honor its leading talents since 1981. A lot has changed since the early years of the awards. What was once a small intimate industry event is now a widely covered celebrity event. "I think it reflects a broader shift over the last few years where fashion has become more and more popular," Style.com's editor in chief Dirk Standen told us. "The internet has had a lot to do with that. It's entertainment on a par with movies and music." So to prep you for tonight's awards we've assembled this handy primer. In it you'll find the complete list of nominees, our predictions on who will take home the big prizes, and all the celebrity presenters and attendees slated to show up.
3.1 Phillip Lim for Target: It's Happening
Target has just announced its latest designer collaboration and it's a good one: Beloved New York designer Phillip Lim is working on a collection due out in September and we have all the details.
Who Should Replace Reed Krakoff at Coach? A Few Suggestions
Coach's Reed Krakoff announced today that he's stepping down from the role of creative director to focus on his namesake luxury label. While Krakoff's contract with the brand doesn't end until the summer of 2014, he'll be working on an advisory basis until then. Which means that Coach's search for a new creative director is most certainly under way. Krakoff's partnership with Coach's retiring CEO Lew Frankfort lasted a remarkable 16 years, and launched the leather-goods label into a new financial stratosphere. In 1996, when Krakoff came on board, sales were $500 million. In 2012, they reached almost $4.8 billion. Frankfort's successor, Victor Luis, is already in place. (And a longtime member of the Coach team.) Whomever is brought on to replace Krakoff will have to be able to handle the tremendous financial pressure being a public company brings, but also help to expand Coach's brand beyond handbags. Clothing, in particular, is an area where there is tremendous opportunity for growth, both abroad in and the US. But who will it be? We're sure Coach will search internally first, and that the search may end there. But it's fun to consider outsiders. Here are our semi-educated suggestions for whom Coach should appoint as its next creative director. What do you think?
The 5 Most Buzzed About Shows From Day 5 of New York Fashion Week
There was a lot to like, and even more to love, on the fifth day of fashion week. Critics found it hard to pick one favorite--or even three--on a day that saw Carolina Herrera commission a capriccio, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen take on a maison particulier in the Upper East Side, Olivier Theyskens delve into retro-futurism, Phillip Lim perfect his cool-girl aesthetic and Thom Browne stage a full-on performance piece.