“I Know What You Did Next Summer” sounds a razorblade away from stalkerish as a collection title, and there is no doubt that Philipp Plein delights at picking at the screen-protector of conventional fashion “taste.” Yet there was a strong enough logic behind the title, film, and lookbook for this latest episode in PP’s progress. … Read more
The name Versace is synonymous with sexy clothes and glorious, bold prints. For her Spring 2018 tribute show, commemorating the 20th anniversary of her brother Gianni’s death, Donatella Versace included many archival prints, including some from this Spring 1992 collection. Their reissuing, it turns out, was a meta move, because all those years ago, Gianni … Read more
Pelosi opened Friday’s ceremony with brief remarks, saying “It is with profound sorrow and deep sympathy to the Ginsburg family that I have the high honor to welcome Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to lie in state in the Capitol of the United States. She does so on a catafalque built for Abraham Lincoln. May she rest in peace.” She was followed by the … Read more
Curator Andrew Bolton explains how a few extra months allowed him to make the show more inclusive.
In the head-spinning age of multi-step skin-care routines and mic-drop makeup launches, The One is a space for minimalists to sound off on the single beauty product that’s found a longtime spot in their carefully curated routines. When Laila Gohar, the Cairo-born-and-raised artist and chef known for her conceptual culinary installations, moved to New York … Read more
The line got its start in 1992 with a couple of embellished and airbrushed tees and went on to have its designs carried at stores like Patricia Field, but the bulk of the business revolved around churning out custom, one-time-use creations for the community. “That’s a part of the dancehall scene—you cannot repeat the fashion,” … Read more
In the five years since he burst onto the London fashion scene, Samuel Ross has emerged as an important voice with his label A-Cold-Wall. A protégé of Virgil Abloh and LVMH prize finalist, the 29-year-old is a part of a new generation of menswear designers who are redefining the parameters of streetwear and high fashion. … Read more
And, yes, this movie, The Trial of the Chicago 7, was never meant to be about 1968. It was always meant to be about today. And so the conflict between Tom Hayden (Redmayne) and Abbie Hoffman in this film is reflective of the intramural tension on the left between the left and the further left. … Read more
On a sunny recent Saturday, I found myself quietly weeping in the smoked-fish line at Zabar’s on 80th Street and Broadway. Yes, it felt like a deleted scene from a Nicole Holofcener movie, and no, I don’t think anybody noticed—sunglasses and face masks are great for public crying—but I couldn’t help it; it was the … Read more
