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Plus, how coronavirus is disrupting the beauty industry.
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[Updated] The 2020 Met Gala Has Officially Been Canceled
The biggest red carpet of the year will not be rescheduled, as was originally announced.
The Met's Latest Fashion Exhibit Is One of Its Most Important — and Comes From a Woman No One's Heard Of
"In Pursuit of Fashion: The Sandy Schreier Collection" is pulled from one of the most valuable private fashion collections in the world.
Must Read: Zendaya Covers 'Allure,' Condé Nast Makes Climate Commitment
Plus, Chanel reschedules show due to national strike in Paris.
The Met Store's 'Camp Icons' Capsule Includes an Anna Wintour Tote and Alessandro Michele Pin
It's the latest product line aligned with the museum's "Camp: Notes on Fashion" exhibit.
The Met's 'Camp: Notes on Fashion' Doesn't Define Camp — and That's the Point
See the Costume Institute's highly anticipated landmark exhibit before it opens to the public on Thursday.
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The Met's Latest Exhibit — 'Jewelry: The Body Transformed' — Explores Jewelry as Anthropological Artifacts
It's about not how jewelry is made, but how it makes us.
'Heavenly Bodies' Was The Met's Most-Visited Exhibit Ever
The show surpassed its prior number-one, 1978's "Treasures of Tutankhamun," by more than 298,000 people.
Harry Styles and Lady Gaga Will Be Hosting the 'Camp'-Themed, Gucci-Backed 2019 Met Gala
Camp as in "exaggerated and theatrical," not as in bonfires and tents.
Chanel to Host Next Métiers d’Art Show at The Met
Karl Lagerfeld and company last presented in New York in 2006.
'Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination' Is The Met's Largest Exhibit to Date
The Costume Institute's massive Spring 2018 show covers 25 galleries and 60,000 square feet between two locations.
What Was It Like to Visit Versailles in Its Heyday? The Met's Lavish New Exhibit Shows Us
Take a look inside "Visitors to Versailles (1682–1789)" before it opens to the public on Monday.
Meet Kimberly Drew, the Art Guru, Activist and Tastemaker Who Wants to Build a Better, More Inclusive Future
Also known as @museummammy, this influencer is using her growing platform to inspire creativity and advocacy.
Must Read: Mass-Market Retailers Struggle to Keep Their Collaborations Fresh, Glossier Is Releasing a Fragrance
Plus, luxury brands fall behind beauty brands in earned media value.
PETA Protesters Shut Down Michael Kors's Talk at the Met
The demonstrators played recordings of shrieking animals and shouted "Shame on you!" at the designer.
The Google Cultural Institute's Newest Initiative Could Mean Big Things for Fashion History
The non-profit arm of the tech mammoth digitized more than 30,000 pieces to make the history of fashion accessible to everyone.
Must Read: Watch 'Anna Wintour' Critique the Met Gala, Is Khloé Kardashian Suing Monica Rose?
Plus, Diplo signs with NEXT Models.
Rei Kawakubo's Clothes Speak for Themselves at the Met's Comme des Garçons Exhibit
Take a look inside the Costume Institute's landmark exhibit of the year before it opens to the public on Thursday.
The Met Store Teams Up With Olivia Kim on 'Manus x Machina' Retail Collection
In partnership with the museum, Kim recruited designers who hadn't worked with the Met before — and spearheaded the store's first beauty collection.
"Manus x Machina" Reveals the Complex Construction of Fashion's Most Elaborate Gowns
The Costume Institute's landmark exhibit of the year opens to the public Thursday.
Anna Wintour Will Be Signing Catalogues at the Met on Wednesday
It's part of a final push for the record-breaking Costume Institute exhibition, "China: Through the Looking Glass," which closes on Monday.
Rihanna Cuts Her Hair, Lululemon Is in Trouble Again, and Miu Miu Goes Boating for Fall
Rihanna has new hair AGAIN. And we kind of think it's her real hair for once. {Instagram} Why was Michelle Obama snubbed from Vanity Fair's 2013 International Best Dressed list? Here are a few (no more justifiable!) reasons. {The Daily Beast} Chloe Grace Moretz looks every part the Hollywood screen siren in a spread shot by Patrick Demarchelier for Glamour's September issue. {The Front Row View} Lululemon is in hot water once again, with plus-size customers feeling less-than-catered-to by the upscale yoga wear chain. {HuffPo}
Punk-Era Photographer Dishes on Shooting Sid and Nancy
Photographer Steve Emberton on shooting this famous photo of Sid and Nacy: "We knocked on the door but nobody answered. I knocked a bit louder and still nobody answered and I was beginning to wonder if it was going to happen at all, and I knocked really loud and eventually the door opened and it was Sid and he didn’t have a shirt on or anything. He was just dressed in his leather trousers and he was standing at the door and he let us in and I thought, 'Oh this isn’t going to be much fun.'" Only it was.