The Internet's favorite hip-hop artist shows off another creative side in the biannual special edition of the fashion magazine.

• By Alyssa Vingan Klein
  Oct 15, 2015

Supermodels and former First Ladies alike came out on Monday to pay tribute to the designer.

• By Tyler McCall
  Nov 3, 2014

Plus, Nars and 3.1 Phillip Lim are making beautiful nail polish together.

• By Eliza Brooke
  Jun 17, 2014

The Fashionista 50 slideshow. Click through for a short bio on each of our picks.

• By Lauren Sherman
  Feb 13, 2014

Click through to dig into our list of the most influential members of the New York fashion industry.

• By Lauren Sherman
  Feb 13, 2014

Also, Diane von Furstenberg loves a man in a turtleneck.

• By Eliza Brooke
  Jan 14, 2014

Gisele Bündchen shows off her impossible post-pregnancy body under the guise of modeling her new lingerie line. {Fashion Gone Rogue} Kate Upton is rumored to be dating Dancing With the Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy. Who do you think will win in their inevitable Dougie dance-off? {Us Weekly} Brainy beauty Coco Rocha wrote an article for PC Mag about the power of moving images and introduced some fascinating alternatives to the GIF. {PC Mag} The ever-charitable Karl Lagerfeld says he makes sunglasses to help "balance ugly faces." {Refinery29}

• By Isabella Biedenharn
  Jun 12, 2013

Vogue may have gotten snubbed at last year's National Magazine awards--but this year the mag took home top honors.

• By Hayley Phelan
  May 3, 2013

From Mario Testino to Vogue.

• By Dhani Mau
  Nov 29, 2012

The past four days have been a non-stop party for a lot of fashion people here in New York. And those Halloween parties have been well-documented. The Tribeca Grand's Overlook Hotel party, the Boom Boom Room's fete and last night's V party hosted by Terry Richardson drew the most fashion-heavy crowds and, as we all know, fashion people like to dress up. They also seem to like obscure references--many of their costumes were tough to identify, but still fun to look at. So, from Alexa Chung to Joan Smalls to Marc Jacobs, here are a bunch of fashion people in their Halloween best! Photos: Terry's Diary, Paper, Style.com, BFA

• By Dhani Mau
  Oct 31, 2011

Remember when Nicki Minaj sat next to Anna Wintour at the Carolina Herrera show? Well, she was actually flanked by two Condé editors that day. To her right was W editor-in-chief Stefano Tonchi and apparently that's who we should have had our eye on in terms of cover speculation. moreIt makes a lot more sense, actually. As I'm sure you remember, last year's cover girl for the Art Issue was a very naked (and very criticized) Kim Kardashian. Minaj graces one of two November issue covers--the other, which was revealed yesterday, features relatively unknown Chinese model Sui He shot by Max Vadukul in collaboration with Chinese contemporary artist Ai Weiwei. For Minaj'scover story, Italian artist Francesco Vezzoli and stylist Edward Enniful transformed the hip hop star into some of the most famous courtesans in history: the Marquise de ­Montespan, Comtesse du Barry, Madame de Pompadour, and ­Madame Rimsky-­Korsakov.

• By Dhani Mau
  Oct 14, 2011

Emma Watson Attending Oxford: Apparently, Brown just didn't do much for the superstar. No worries, she's not dropping out- just doing her junior year abroad...in her home country. {Vogue UK} Olivia Palermo is the Cover Girl of the Summer: The former "Elle accessories editor" (read: reality TV star) is now taking over the newsstands in a new way. She's covering three different magazines this summer, looking unsurprisingly drop-dead gorgeous on each one. Love her or hate her, this girl has got some serious style. {MTV Style} Kirsten Dunst Models in Another Friend's Look Book: Opening Ceremony just posted the look book for their collaboration with Reyn Spooner, known for his Hawaiin print shirts. It stars Jonathan Rice, Jenny Lewis and Kirsten Dunst all looking very cute. Kirsten's boyfriend Jason Boesel shot it. Hopefully Scott Sternberg isn't too jealous. Also, we guess hipsters wearing Hawaiian prints is going to be a thing. {Opening Ceremony}

• By Elysia Mann
  Jul 20, 2011

Check Out This Striped, Color-tastic Editorial: Models lounging around a playground in candy-colored zig-zags, florals, swirls and colorblocks is exactly what we needed to remind us that it's summer, now that the sun has disappeared. The crazy patterned socks are particularly adorable. {Contributing Editor} Alex Wang's Accessories to Debut With eBay Exclusive: Everyone wants them, everyone will kill to have them, so what better way to democratically level the playing field than eBay? On Friday, June 17, you can hash it out on the web for four exclusive styles before the complete official release in July. { Fashionologie} W's New Mission To Be "Fashion's After Party": Stefano Tonchi has helmed the mag for a year now with less success than hoped for. So, a new ad campaign featuring high-heeled masked models (presumably at some glamorous party the likes of which you are not invited to), will be splashed about the web and on NYC taxis in an attempt to garner excitement about the poor performing publication. {WWD}

• By Mickie Meinhardt
  Jun 13, 2011

When Stefano Tonchi went to W, we had high hopes. The former T editor had a clear vision for the mag that we were excited for him to carry out. Now we're just bored. At least with the covers.

• By Lauren Sherman
  Mar 17, 2011

In honor of Valentines Day, we present to you, the cutest fashion couples. They're stylish and they love each other. Aww... nextpage nextpage nextp

• By Alaina Hernandez
  Feb 14, 2011

Last night television provided audiences with yet another romanticized depiction of what it's like to work and intern in the fashion industry. This time, the culprit was Gossip Girl. On the episode, Blair Waldorf and Dan Humphrey eagerly began their first day as lowly interns at the high fashion glossy, W. Though the scenes were filmed in the actual W offices and featured staffers as extras, the inaccuracies of the plot line would make anyone who has ever spent hours slaving in a fashion closet cringe. First of all, wearing heels is like intern suicide. Good luck running all over the city with an armload of garment bags, or loading trunks of shoes onto truck beds in those Miu Miu pumps, Blair!

• By Sarah Ferguson
  Feb 1, 2011

Media is evolving at the breakneck speed of Twitter and traditional print outlets and new media ones are constantly reorganizing and reshuffling mastheads to ensure that their publications continue to rake in advertisers and stay alive. The world of fashion media is no exception. This year there was so much playing of editorial musical chairs, we devised little flow charts to try to keep it all straight. From Carine Roitfeld's shocking departure from Vogue Paris to the fat-hating Marie Claire blogger who pissed just about everyone off, here are the top ten fashion media stories of the year.

• By Leah Chernikoff
  Dec 22, 2010

Karl On Kate: Karl Lagerfeld could care less about who will make Kate Middleton's wedding dress (even though we do). But he does have some nice things to say about the future princess: "She is very different from Princess Diana, and seems very well balanced and a happy person. She is chic in a way the position needs. Let’s wait and see.” {WWD} The Outnet Gets an Overhaul: The Outnet is celebrating their new look by having a massive Alexander Wang sale. We are not sad about it. {Racked} The Times Tries to Figure Out Why People Like Kim Kardashian: The newspaper of record takes a look at the empire Kim K. and her sisters have created. {The New York Times} Tonchi In The Hot Seat at W? : NY Post media columnist Keith Kelly has it from a reliable source that Condé Nast isn't pleased with Stefano Tonchi's work at W because they don't like "direction the magazine is taking." When asked for comment, Condé told New York's Daily Intel that Kelly's story was, "the furthest thing from the truth. The company is thrilled with the work — newsstand and web, everything is fine. Our sales are strong." Right... {Daily Intel}

• By Elizabeth Jaime
  Nov 18, 2010

WWD's got the sales stats on the all important September issues. A quick break down of the winners and losers: Who's up? Harper's Bazaar: The Hearst title won big this past September with Jennifer Aniston on the cover. Sales were up 22%, making it the best-selling issue in seven years. Aniston's love life (or lack thereof) has always moved tabloid weeklies, and apparently she can move fashion titles too. Go Jen. Glamour: Not a huge increase for Glamour, but their J.Lo cover upped newsstand sales about 1%. Marie Claire: Only a slight increase here too--the mag's MK Olsen cover was up 1% from last year. Of course, these are pre-Maura Kelly numbers. It remains to be seen whether Kelly's controversial blog post will have an effect on sales and subscriptions. Who's Down? W: Sales for W's September issue under new EIC Stefano Tonchi were down a whopping 14%. We're hopeful about Tonchi's redesign and direction for the mag, so hopefully the drop can be chalked up to some kind of adjustment period. We're sure October, featuring a naked Kim Kardashian, fared better.

• By Leah Chernikoff
  Nov 5, 2010

A very naked Kim Kardashian graces the cover of W's November "Art" issue with the headline "It's all about me...I mean you..I mean me" strategically covering her bits. Who would have thought the reality star, best known for her butt and twitter following, would figure into Stefano Tonchi's new “Who, What, When, Where and Why In The World of Style” tagline for the mag? At a press conference about the revamping of W a couple months ago, Tonchi said he would take the high fashion Conde title beyond the clothes to tell the stories of interesting people. Kim Kardashian might not be interesting to everyone. She's certainly not of interest, I would think, to W's readers as a fashion person--her sartorial choices extend to skimpy bikinis and skin tight mini dresses and her design experience is limited to a "collaboration" with Bebe. But I don't doubt that Lynn Hirschberg's profile of Kim (out tomorrow) will be interesting. And her naked body will certainly sell magazines.

• By Leah Chernikoff
  Oct 12, 2010

Lily Allen's New Fashion Career: Allen and her sister Sarah Owen toasted the opening of Lucy in Disguise, the former musician's new vintage retail venture. When asked why vintage, she responded, "Well a) we love vintage and b) we're not clothing designers. It's as simple as that really." Fair enough. {Elle UK} MK & A Do TV instead of FW: Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, who were noticeably absent from NYFW, will be on Ellen today to talk about "this season's hottest styles." {Ellen} Shoe Mecca: Next Thursday, British department store Selfridges will open the largest shoe department in the world. The 4,000+ shoes will include over 30 exclusive styles. And that's not all. An architect designed 11 individual "apartments" for major labels like Louboutin and Chanel. {Style List} Gabourey Sits Front Row: Apparently, there was a plus-sized fashion show in New York on Wednesday night. Controversial cover girl Gabourey Sidibe sat front row and former ANTM contestant Toccara Jones walked the runway. {Daily Mail}

• By Dhani Mau
  Sep 17, 2010

It's a truth universally acknowledged that September fashion magazine covers are the most important of the year. With fall just around the bend, September issues are packed to the brim with the newest trends. (They're also packed with advertisements, essential to a magazine's survival.) And if there's one thing you can say about this year's September covers, it's that the good covers are great and the bad ones are truly horrible. Notably absent from the bunch are Vogue Paris and Vogue Italia, whose cover images have not surfaced yet, but are sure not to disappoint. Click through to see the best and worst of September's covers!

• By Steff Yotka
  Aug 16, 2010

Today, we had the pleasure of spending lunch at an exclusive preview of the new W magazine lead by Stefano Tonchi. Tonchi walked us through a slideshow of the September issue and even sat down with us at the end for an intimate Q & A. Also lots of fun was sitting at Lynn Hirschberg's table, who, in between bites of salmon and sips of iced tea, discussed the aftermath of her infamous M.I.A. article, being an Emmy nominee and how much she liked the upcoming film "Social Network." We felt super lucky to get to listen to such smart, likable people as Stefano and Lynn, whose obvious passion for W lead us to be very optimistic about the magazine's future. A breakdown of the session: more

• By Dhani Mau
  Aug 10, 2010

Brand New W: Women's Wear Daily media reporter Nick Axelrod interviews Stefano Tonchi about W's September issue. {WWD} Terry de Havilland Stages a Comback: We love this British shoe designer's disco platforms. So, apparently, does everyone else: de Havilland is relaunching his signature collection, complete with e-commerce. {Vogue UK} A Time to Sell: It's August, which means European luxury brands are in buying and selling mode. (They like to do it when everyone is on vacation--it attracts less attention.) The first rumor? Jimmy Choo's investors want about $670 million to relinquish ownership. {Telegraph UK}

• By Lauren Sherman
  Aug 9, 2010