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Fashion Week

Chalayan's Political Discontent

For a designer whose clothes are steeped with meaning, this show's inbuilt design tricks accented rather than overruled the clothing's aesthetic appeal.


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What’s Cooking at Molly Goddard?

The collection — which climaxed with a tableau vivant set in a kitchen — was more relevant than ever.


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J.W. Anderson's Happy Clothes

The designer delivered a more straightforward collection — to his advantage.


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Christopher Bailey's Grand Last Act

For his final presentation for Burberry, the designer infused much of the collection with a spirited LGBTQ+ rainbow that recalled his whimsical early years at the house.


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At CSM, Individual Ideologies Prevail

Despite the fact that other fashion colleges have just arrived on the London Fashion Week schedule, CSM remains a leader in its field, standing heads and shoulders above any other London institution.


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Marc Jacobs, King of the Mountain

Downbeat media coverage paints a portrait of a king diminished, but Jacobs’ uncompromising collection felt like his most pointed up-yours to commercial nitpicking.


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Esteban Cortazar’s Homecoming

These were elegant clothes with rustic touches that reminded the audience of the purity of Cortazar’s talent. New York should be happy to have him back.


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Inside New York’s New Downtown: Fluid and Free

America’s fashion capital has birthed a thriving gender-fluid creative scene. Now, mainstream media and brands are paying attention.


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How Emerging Labels Are Using New York Fashion Week to Cut Through the Noise

This season’s young-and-scaling brands are building communities through ideologies and product.


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Michael Kors' Favourite Things

Hints of shaggy dishevelment were a joy coming from a designer who is usually the quintessence of New York polish.


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Monse Is Still Rolling

Designers Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim have managed to take one idea — deconstructed menswear — and keep it moving.


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Coach's Dark Romance

If Coach has been America's house of leather for 76 years, this collection was its evolution into an American luxury brand.