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Where Fashion People Actually Went to College
Proof that you don't need a degree from Princeton or Central Saint Martins to make it in fashion.
Must Read: Barneys Files for Bankruptcy, Rihanna Blessed Us With Another Epic Crop Over Costume
Plus, luxury beauty brands are now targeting babies.
How 'InStyle' Picks The Most Stylish Women of the Year
As well as the designers and creative talents that make magic on the red carpet and beyond — both for it's "50 Best Dressed" list and the second annual 'InStyle' Awards.
What Fashion Week Is Like for Cathy Horyn
Fashion's most respected critic is back for her second season at 'New York' magazine's The Cut.
Here's What All the Critics Have to Say About Alessandro Michele's Gucci Collection
Buzz words include estate sale, flea market and gender-neutrality.
Olivia Palermo, Simon Doonan and More Share Their New Year's Resolutions
Well, if they're making any that is.
Fashion's Favorite Holiday Recipes: Appetizers and Side Dishes
Rachel Zoe, Eric Wilson, Mickey Boardman and more have you covered for all your pre-entrée needs.
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The Dos and Don'ts of Making it at the House of DVF, Episode 3
Including a veritable feast of fashion editor cameos and shade thrown by an Olsen twin.
How Famous Friends and Colleagues Are Remembering Oscar de la Renta
Since Oscar de la Renta's passing, luminaries from Anna Wintour to the Clintons have shared fond memories of the legendary designer.
How InStyle's Eric Wilson Is Making It in Fashion
InStyle's fashion news director sat down with us to discuss his recent career transition and the best advice his former colleague Cathy Horyn ever gave him.
The New York Times Replaces Styles Reporter Eric Wilson With a Sports Writer
The New York Times lost one of its most recognized and dishy style reporters this year when Eric Wilson announced his decampment to InStyle, and the question on everyone's mind was: Who would replace him? We had a few guesses, and we were very wrong, partially because we didn't think the Times would choose a sports reporter.
Who's on the Shortlist to Fill The New York Times' Fashion Jobs
The game of editorial musical chairs continues.
InStyle Poaches Eric Wilson From The New York Times
One of The New York Times' most clever and (dare we say) sassy fashion reporters, Eric Wilson, has left the paper of record for the glossies. He'll join InStyle as fashion news director on November 18.
Industry Insiders Agree: 'Fashion Week Needs To Be Rethought'
It's plain as day that fashion week in its current incarntion--with over 350 shows on the calendar and the ever-increasing media/blogger/street style circus that surrounds them--is verging on becoming unsustainable. Even Fern Mallis, who helped turn the shows into the media event they are today, agrees. She told the New York Times' Eric Wilson: "Fashion Week needs to be rethought." And we couldn't agree more.
Go Inside the Met Gala with the Night's Best Instagrams and Vines
From first looks to after-party quick changes, get an inside look at what it's like to be at fashion's biggest night. Click through below to see the vines--and a whole gallery of images--from fashion's finest last night.
Fashion Editors, Anti-Defamation League Rush to Galliano's Defense After 'Hasidic Outfit' Fall-Out
There's much to be said about John Galliano and his return to fashion. Fashion industry leaders, like Anna Wintour and Oscar de la Renta are all for it (it was Wintour, after all, who asked de la Renta to host Galliano in his studio). A select few members of New York's Jewish community quoted in yesterday's reactionary New York Post story, are against it. But whatever camp you fall into, there's certainly a lot to discuss--and that's precisely what top fashion writers like WWD's Bridget Foley, the International Herald Tribune's Suzy Menkes and the New York Times's Eric Wilson have done today.
What's With the To-Do Over Michelle Obama's Add-On J.Crew Belt?
Every single piece of Michelle Obama’s extensive inauguration weekend wardrobe has been thoroughly scrutinized, but there's one item in particular that's gotten everyone extra fired up: The J. Crew Valentina belt the First Lady added over her Thom Browne coat.
David Beckham Runs Around in His Underwear, Solange Knowles Is Super Cute in her New Video, and Andrej Pejic Makes Bank
Spotted: David Beckham running around sans pants in Beverly Hills for an H&M underwear shoot. And yes, there are photos, lots of photos! {JustJared} Eight fashion editors, including our own Leah Chernikoff, dish on their secret shopping habits. Hint: Go to Crewcuts. {Refinery29} Meet the girl who's dedicated her life to looking like an anime character. {HuffPost} Let's break down all Solange's looks in her new video, “Losing You,” frame by frame, shall we? {MTVStyle}
Since We Weren't Invited...an Insider Look at the Met Ball Through Tweet Pics
Are you as exhausted as we are after last night's Met Gala? Sadly, our invitations seemed to have been lost in the mail *ahem*, but thanks to the won
New York Fashion Week Crib Sheet: The 10 Most Well-Reviewed Shows According to Everyone Who Matters
After 300-plus shows, it's no wonder we're still reeling. But while the calendar may have been jam-packed, there are only a few collections that really make headlines--which is why we've compiled the ultimate crib sheet of the season's most important shows and what all the major critics had to say about them. We've poured through every review (we mean that literally) for qualifying adjectives and other bon mots from The New York Times' Cathy Horyn, Eric Wilson, and the International Herald Tribune's Suzy Menkes; Style.com's Nicole Phelps and Meenal Mistry; Vogue.com's Sarah Mower, Hamish Bowles, and Mark Holgate; Samantha Critchell for the Associated Press; Lynn Yaeger for New York, and a host of other friends and bloggers. The result is a comprehensive guide to the season's most well-reviewed shows--from Jason Wu to Marc Jacobs. Which designers came out on top? Flash back with us now. You don't have to take our word for it.
Shut Up and Dress?
Eric Wilson profiles Marc Jacobs in the Times today, just after Amy Larocca prints a similar piece in New York's new fashion tome, The Look. Both gl