The window displays at 129 Lafayette Street, at the crossroads of Soho, NoLIta, and Chinatown, aren’t advertising the big summer sales that its neighbors are. Instead, a sign reads: “How Are You Changing New York?” The storefront has been commandeered by Soon Forward, a charitable program founded by neighborhood resident Emanuele Della Valle to help … Read more
Competing at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo next week will be a first for equestrian Jessica Springsteen. The American athlete is currently ranked 14th on the international riding list, and she is set to compete in both the individual and team jumping categories (with her horse Don Juan van de Donkhoeve). “This has been … Read more
After more than a year spent hunched over a laptop in tracksuits, Stella Jean wanted her good posture back. “I felt the need to take up more space around me, to be visible again. It’s not about being an exhibitionist, but rather to hold our place on stage with courage and punch,” she said. Boasting … Read more
Miami was a popular spot for pandemic relocators; at one point the New York Post called south Florida the sixth borough. Though Johanna Ortiz is based in Cali, Colombia, she found herself in Miami recently too. It’s both the inspiration for and the backdrop of her new resort collection. These photos were taken in Little … Read more
Fashion’s favorite color family? Earth tones. Seems the months spent predominantly indoors over the past year-plus have incited a penchant for clothing in colorful hues evoking Mother Nature. While there are always vibrant, mood-boosting colors en mode at any given time, the chosen colors of 2021 are symbolic, too. We’re gravitating toward hues that most … Read more
In recent New York history, the glitziest gala of the year—excluding our own Met Gala—was a fundraising event to benefit Save Venice, the non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the cultural and artistic heritage of Italy’s floating city. (Past years have seen Lauren Santo Domingo chair a sumptuous masquerade ball at the Plaza Hotel, where guests … Read more
Private Policy will return to in-person runways this September at New York Fashion Week. With two months to go before the show, they unveiled a short and sweet resort collection: just 10 looks, all shot selfie-style by models, photographers, and muses of the brand. Designers Haoran Li and Siying Qu wanted to “showcase the new … Read more
If you had to sum up Sicily in just a few words, it’s an island of extremes. Rocky volcanic coastlines give way to white sandy beaches. Crumbling architectural treasures of the ancient world sit next to some of the most theatrical and perfectly preserved paintings of the Baroque. Menus feature hearty pasta dishes next to … Read more
Engineered Garments is known for marrying utilitarian garments with eye-catching textures and fabrics, and the spring 2022 collection continues this mission. Last season, Daiki Suzuki looked to American classics—think plaids and C.C. Filson jackets—but this time, he was inspired by “the beautiful imagery and vast range of cultures of Africa,” as well as “the work … Read more
DUNCAN — 3:00 p.m. CINQ A SEPT — 3:00 pm.m – 4:30 p.m. ELENA VELEZ — 4:00 p.m. NEW YORK MEN’S DAY — 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. A. POTTS CARTER YOUNG CHELSEA GRAYS FRIED RICE THE STOLEN GARMENT PETER DO — 5:00 p.m. DUNDAS — 6:00 p.m. PROENZA SCHOULER — 7:00 p.m. WILLY CHAVARRIA … Read more