Whether you submit yourself to the runway or the Church, prepare yourself for a worshipful experience.

• By Whitney Bauck
  May 7, 2018

Plus, the trends defining the current revolution in beauty.

• By Whitney Bauck
  May 4, 2018

Plus, fashion is back in fashion according to URBN execs.

• By Dara Prant
  Mar 7, 2018

The accompanying exhibition will feature garments borrowed from the Vatican, as well as designer pieces informed by Catholic aesthetics.

• By Whitney Bauck
  Nov 8, 2017

The Costume Institute curator and avant-garde designer were "always at odds," Bolton claimed.

• By Whitney Bauck
  May 4, 2017

And is a "love poem" to former head curator Harold Koda.

• By Maria Bobila
  Nov 18, 2016

Plus, Donald Trump pledges to end the visa program that fueled his own modeling agency.

• By Karina Hoshikawa
  Aug 17, 2016

• By Chantal Fernandez
  Jul 28, 2016

• By Karina Hoshikawa
  Jul 25, 2016

The Costume Institute's landmark exhibit of the year opens to the public Thursday.

• By Chantal Fernandez
  May 2, 2016

According to the latest 'Vogue' podcast, Swift took those Vetements boots from the shoot home with her so, between that and the bleached hair, it sounds like she's heeding Wintour's advice.

• By Chantal Fernandez
  Apr 18, 2016

The film is chock full of Anna Wintour quips, intimate celebrity moments and the surprising drama of mounting a record-breaking exhibit.

• By Chantal Fernandez
  Apr 14, 2016

Head curator Andrew Bolton explains how the Met's next fashion exhibit will seek to reconcile the oppositional relationship between the hand (manus) and the machine (machina).

• By Gemma Kim
  Feb 15, 2016

Plus, take a look at a video recap of the Guggenheim International Gala, sponsored by Dior.

• By Gemma Kim
  Nov 10, 2015

He will succeed his colleague Harold Koda, who will retire in January 2016.

• By Maria Bobila
  Sep 8, 2015

With only a few days left before the record breaking exhibit "China: Through the Looking Glass" closes on Monday, the 'Vogue' editor joined Costume Institute Curator Andrew Bolton for a book signing at the museum.

• By Chantal Fernandez
  Sep 3, 2015

She discussed her most memorable fashion and costume moments with Hamish Bowles, who apparently missed the uproar over her latest 'Vogue' Cover.

• By Fawnia Soo Hoo
  Jul 21, 2015

In a talk at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York on Monday evening, Wintour spoke about that kontroversial cover, the (ignored) advice she gives to designers and Oscar de la Renta's last words to her daughter, Bee.

• By Cheryl Wischhover
  Nov 18, 2014

"PUNK: Chaos to Couture," the latest exhibit organized by Andrew Bolton for The Costume Institute of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, opens to the public tomorrow. The press got a first look today. And I have a feeling reactions will be mixed. (The International Herald Tribune's Suzy Menkes already panned the exhibit for being too "sanitized and bloodless.") Here's why:

• By Leah Chernikoff
  May 6, 2013

Andrew Bolton, the curator of the Costume Institute's upcoming exhibition, "Punk: Chaos to Couture", got Johnny Rotten (of the Sex Pistols, PIL, and butter commercials), Richard Hell (founder of Television and later the Heartbreakers), and Jon Savage (who literally wrote the book on punk) to contribute essays for the tome. But it almost didn't happen, at least for Richard Hell, who definitely still shows some signs of an "us vs. them" punk attitude.

• By Cheryl Wischhover
  Apr 5, 2013

From Mario Testino to Vogue.

• By Dhani Mau
  Nov 29, 2012

SoHo was cold and packed with Christmas-crazed tourists Thursday night, but that didn't keep me from scurrying over to the Apple Store and to Anna Sui's boutique for two really exciting events celebrating two of fashion's finest (who also happen to be friends.) First stop? Apple, to see one of my icons (not just in fashion but in life), Sofia Coppola, speak about her latest film Somewhere, as part of Apple's Meet The Filmmaker series. And while Marie Antoinette will forever reign as my favorite of her films (okay, maybe my favorite movie ever?), I have high hopes for Somewhere, which stars one of our favorites, Elle Fanning. After about an hour of camping out in my chair so that no one else snagged it, Sofia finally walked in wearing a heather gray cashmere sweater scrunched up to her elbows, a pair of fitted blue jeans, and what looked like a pair of Chloe wedges. Her hair was perfectly tousled and the only jewelry she had on was a diamond tennis bracelet and a slim black leather watch. Sofia spoke about the challenges she faced, the similarities and differences between all of her films, and what inspired her to do Somewhere. "All my previous films had been from a girl's perspective, so I really wanted to do a film from a man's point of view." she said.

• By Elizabeth Jaime
  Dec 18, 2010