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Over the weekend in NYC, Leonardo DiCaprio, Owen Wilson, and others made their way to Greenwich for The Brant Foundation Art Study Center Preview, James Franco joined Maggie Gyllenhaal for dinner at the MoMA to celebrate the opening of Expo 1: New York, Tiesto helped launch the Visionaire 63 FOREVER issue with G-Shock at The Clocktower, and so much more!
"Rachelle brings a bohemian elegance to everything she wears. She has mastered the art of balancing smart basics with bold accessories." -Ashley Simko
Rachelle Hruska, the brains behind our sites in NYC, the Hamptons, and LA, takes us inside her closet with her latest interview on Vaunte. The online luxury marketplace, founded by former Gilt Groupe VPs Christian Leone and Leah Park, offers its members the opportunity to shop, sell, and stalk amazing fashion closets. More»
Like it or not, the grunge trend is here for spring and, from the looks of the February catwalks, it will be around through next fall (See Saint Laurent FW13). Grungy looks made an appearance on the spring runways of Dries Van Noten, 3.1 Phillip Lim, and Acne Studios, just to name a few. These designers have moved grunge to the forefront of fashion, and have reminded us that grungy isn't necessarily synonymous with dirty or frumpy. Turn on some Pearl Jam and click through to be inspired.
David Bowie might just be fashion's most influential man. His famous personas - Ziggy, Aladdin, and the Duke - have inspired collections for some of the major fashion houses. Click through to learn more about these personas, and to see exactly how they have influenced fashion.
Sunday's Oscars marks the grand finale to nearly two months of Hollywood congratulating itself with dry awards ceremonies, feigned breathless Anne Hathaway speeches that bring new meaning to annoying and insufferable, and celebrities stepping out in glamorous designer fashions. Though we could certainly go on peacefully for the remainder of our natural born lives without another awards show, we are very much looking forward to seeing what the stars will being wearing as they sashay down the red carpet on Hollywood's biggest night. So, as part of our countdown to the 85th Annual Academy Awards, let's take a walk down the best part of memory lane with our 25 favorite Oscar looks from the past five years...
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It's no secret that men don't like to go shopping. Going through racks of clothing and trying on clothes might be appealing to some, but most guys can't be bothered. With the ever-increasing expansion of online retail, the hassle of shopping has gotten a whole lot easier. We've picked out our favorite menswear retail sites that consistently have the best variety of fashion for every type of guy.
Cabe is a new luxury clothing line that will be carried exclusively by Gail Rothwell in East Hampton this summer. The concept for the line was created by veteran designer Kathy Rego, who has previously worked at Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, and Free People. More»
Trendland get's the last laugh after false-shut down, Warby Parker launches a line of dog glasses, Diesel goes up for sale on eBay, and much more. Today's Fashion Files are all about April Fool's pranks in the fashion world. More»
Rebecca Minkoff is hosting a Twitter/ blog contest, featuring her Spring/Summer 2012 campaign, Alexander Wang faces federal court for sweatshop allegations, Derek Blasberg interviewed David Beckham about his new body-wear line with H&M, and more on the Fashion Files! Check it out. More»
The fashion industry is in a stir: Jil Sander is coming back. Raf Simons might have been fired, not left of his own will. Stefano Pilati will be replaced by Hedi Slimane at YSL, but who will finally get the Dior job? Meanwhile Abbey Lee Kershaw seems missing from the catwalks, the fashion weeks seems to claim their first dehydrated victims, Agyness Deyn lied about her age, and Carrie Bradshaw is coming back as her younger self. All that's left to say is: don't miss these Fashion Files today! More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
