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Giorgio Armani Bridges Past and Future with Armani/Archivio
A new capsule collection draws from the designer's historical work to establish a connection between the brand's heritage and its future direction.
The Real Miranda Priestly: Fashion’s Myth and Reality
While Miranda Priestly remains a cinematic icon of icy perfection, her roots lie in the formidable legacy of Vogue editor Anna Wintour.
The Cutting Room Floor: Sydney Sweeney Exits The Devil Wears Prada 2
A reported three-minute cameo by the actress was excised from the upcoming fashion sequel, highlighting the ruthless editorial process of big-budget filmmaking.
The Cultural Calculus of the Met Gala
As the 2026 event approaches, the fashion industry prepares for its most significant intersection of design, celebrity, and institutional funding.
Paolo Roversi Exhibition to Open in A Coruña
Spain’s MOP Foundation will showcase the minimalist, Polaroid-based work of the Italian fashion photographer starting June 20 in A Coruña.
Susie Cave Introduces Demi-Couture Label Weddings & Funerals
Following the closure of The Vampire’s Wife, designer Susie Cave returns with a new brand focused on demi-couture.
The Met Debuts “Costume Art” Catalog and Rare Collectors Box
The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s new exhibition catalog features commissioned assemblages and the institution’s first limited edition collectors box in a decade.
Anne Hathaway and Stanley Tucci reunite for Vogue's 'Off the Cuff'
Actors Anne Hathaway and Stanley Tucci discuss their roles as Andy and Nigel ahead of the sequel to "The Devil Wears Prada."
The Architecture of a Coachella Look: Miss Claire Sullivan’s New Language
Designer Miss Claire Sullivan discusses the rapid creation of a three-piece look for PinkPantheress, blending signature tartan with a new, sporty silhouette.
Archival Valentino and Custom Couture at Le Trianon
Madison Childs Boniface and Jordan Lee exchanged vows at the 19th-century Parisian theater.
The 2026 Met Gala Livestream Lineup
Vogue announces the hosting lineup for its 2026 Met Gala coverage, featuring returning correspondents and new voices.
The Cerulean Logic of Artificial Intelligence
A famous monologue from 'The Devil Wears Prada' offers a sharp critique of the idea that we can opt out of the technological systems shaping our world.
The Literary Accessory: When Reading Becomes a Luxury Flex
From Dior’s literary totes to Miu Miu’s traveling book clubs, luxury houses are commodifying the intellectual life, turning the act of reading into a curated status symbol.
Ferzan Özpetek’s Meta-Melodramatic Tribute to the Labor of Cinema
In "Diamanti," the Turkish-Italian filmmaker blurs the lines between performance and production, centering the seamstresses who build the visual worlds of the screen.
The Ritual of the Paris Debrief
In the Marais, the transition from runway to table marks the true end of the fashion day, where the frantic energy of the shows is processed through oysters, steak, and transatlantic conversation.
The Luster of Surface: Kelly Reemsten’s Golden Archive
Exploring the intersection of high fashion and oil painting, Reemsten’s "Fool’s Gold" uses the shimmer of sequins and lamé to examine the weight of reflection.
The Architecture of the Gaze: Spring’s Essential Photography Exhibitions
From Lillian Bassman’s midcentury abstractions to Nhu Xuan Hua’s surreal archives, two new shows explore the evolving visual language of fashion.
Navigating the Intersection of Data and Creativity in Fashion CRM
Jackie Wong, a veteran of Burberry and Christian Dior, discusses balancing marketing science with creative strategy in the luxury sector.