This Season, Formalwear Loosens Up
The old rules of black-tie dressing no longer apply. Deconstructed formalwear works for a business meeting, a lunch date, or a casual night out.
DetailsThe old rules of black-tie dressing no longer apply. Deconstructed formalwear works for a business meeting, a lunch date, or a casual night out.
DetailsThrow distressed denim and chunky sweaters on California skateboarders and you’ve got an instant classic.
DetailsThrow distressed denim and chunky sweaters on California skateboarders and you’ve got an instant classic.
DetailsPirelli—The Calendar. 50 Years and More (Taschen, $70) reunites every month of the calendars alongside behind-the-scenes images (not to mention photos initially deemed too provocative for publication).
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Details31 of fashion’s most recognizable faces show you how to dress for fall.
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DetailsBold geometric patterns, easier fits, and unexpected fabrics (like corduroy) are here to shake up your workday staple.
DetailsA dinner to which guests are asked to bring their own tables, chairs, and food seems like the kind of event many would shy away from. But a crowd of 5,000 people dressed head-to-toe in white clothing showed up for Tuesday night’s Dîner en Blanc at New York City’s Hudson River Park. And they’re just the ones who made the list.
“We have 35,000 people on the waiting list today, and we’re very proud of that,” said Aymeric Pasquier, the son of the original dinner‘s founder who brought the event to New York five years ago. “You can see that people give so much effort in the preparation of the Dîner en Blanc. They create this event.”
While the dinner takes place throughout the year in about 70 cities around the globe, New York’s is the largest. You can take a look at what we saw at the event here.
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