Head wrapping goes beyond style for one Detroit anthropologist. It’s also a way to bridge cultures.
Isabel Toledo became a household name when Michelle Obama commissioned a dress for her first inaugural ceremony. Studio 360 stops by her New York City studio for a peek inside.
Simon Doonan schools Kurt Andersen in the art of wearing his eccentricities on his sleeve.
Cintra Wilson on her cross-country trip to examine American fashion and why the best clothing inspires fear.
How filmmaker R.J. Cutler went behind the scenes at “Vogue” to document editor Anna Wintour’s regal fashion empire.
What if you never had to worry about your clothes fitting you in the future? What if your clothes were tailored exactly to your body.
What if you could go inside a Roy Lichtenstein painting? Famed designer Stefan Sagmeister turns a fashion magazine spread into a pop art fantasia.
The story behind Chanel No. 5 is complex, in which an icon of fashion fraternized with fascists to try to eliminate her Jewish partners.
Bill Cunningham, a legend of the fashion photography world, may seem like a relic: He's 85 and still devoted to shooting on film. But he's also giving fans a look into his work and life using the decidedly new-school medium of Instagram.
Oscar de la Renta, who died on Monday at 82, was born and raised in the Dominican Republic. But after leaving at 18 and becoming famous around the world, he still maintained ties to his home and fellow fashion designers there, who are clamoring to have a street named after him.
Public pool rules in France say your swimsuit can't be something you could be found wearing outside the pool. That means no trunks, Bermuda shorts, T-shirts or anything that is not strictly meant for swimming. But bust out all the Speedos you want.