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Archival portrait of Barbara Palvin wearing pale lilac at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.
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Barbara Palvin's PAIGE autumn goes beyond denim

The Hungarian model fronts PAIGE's new French-inspired autumn wardrobe. Velvet, corduroy and soft knitwear join denim in a story built around texture.

Fashion Week Magazin's original editorial artwork for its People section.
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Steven Kolb resigns as the CFDA faces a leadership transition

The CFDA's president and chief executive has resigned after twenty years. His departure following a New York runway incident puts fashion's institutional responsibilities in focus.

The light historic building of Katti ZoĂłb Fashion & Museum in BalatonfĂĽred, surrounded by a green garden.
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Inside the Atelier: Katti ZoĂłb Believes Clothes Come Alive When They Can Remember

For three decades, Hungarian couture has not chased trends here; it has built connections between art, heritage and the wearer’s personality.

Emma D’Arcy at an HBO UK event on 26 March 2026; archival portrait, not photographed at the Emmys.
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Emma D’Arcy Put Soshiotsuki on the Red Carpet With One Suit

Broad shoulders, a dusty-pink shirt and sweeping trousers: Emma D’Arcy made Soshiotsuki’s red-carpet debut an Emmy look to remember.

Archival 2018 portrait of Bella Hadid illustrating a story about her 2026 New York vintage wardrobe.
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Bella Hadid Reframed New York Week Through Vintage

Prada 1998, Valentino 1996, Ralph Lauren 2008. Bella Hadid’s New York wardrobe shows what makes an archival piece feel current.

Christie Brinkley smiling in an archival 2007 portrait
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Christie Brinkley Returns to the Runway After Seven Years

After seven years away, Christie Brinkley returned in a beaded evening gown. At Dennis Basso in New York, the 72-year-old model’s presence carried the moment.

A bias-cut silk-organdy dress by the house of Madeleine Vionnet, summer 1938. Collection photograph from the Palais Galliera.
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Madeleine Vionnet: precise construction behind apparent ease

In Vionnet’s clothes, fabric seems to follow the body by instinct. The bias-cut pioneer’s work reveals how much thought lies behind that ease.

Mary Quant wearing a minidress of her own design on December 16, 1966. Archive photograph.
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Mary Quant: playfulness can be a serious design proposition

The V&A places the British designer within the youthful dressing culture of the 1960s. Its freshness involved more than a shorter hem.

Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin in 2011. An archive photograph of the creative duo.
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Inez and Vinoodh to receive a lifetime achievement award at the 2026 CFDAs

Behind fashion’s memorable images are the people who make them. Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin will receive a lifetime achievement award at the CFDA gala on 2 November.

Naomi Campbell at Diane von Fürstenberg’s Spring/Summer 2014 show. Archive runway photograph.
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Naomi Campbell: the wearer’s presence is fashion history too

A garment takes on new meaning in Naomi Campbell’s movement. The V&A’s archive selection shows how a model’s presence can help write fashion history.

Grace Wales Bonner at the 2015 British Fashion Awards. Archive photograph.
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Grace Wales Bonner: research becomes a personal fashion language

Founded in 2014, the label describes a meeting of European heritage and an Afro-Atlantic perspective. The idea deserves reading beyond the clothes.

Iris van Herpen’s water dress in a 2012 archival photograph, exploring the relationship between material and form.
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Iris van Herpen: a garment keeps thinking as it moves

The designer’s official biography includes classical ballet among her formative experiences. Movement offers an entry into her creative approach.

Tory Burch at Vanity Fair’s event for the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival. Archive portrait.
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In Tory Burch’s world, entrepreneurial community is a story too

The Foundation’s Fellows programme directs attention to the knowledge and relationships involved in building a business.

A view of the Met’s 2017 exhibition Rei Kawakubo / Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between.
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Rei Kawakubo: a good question can be uncomfortable

The Met’s 2017 exhibition remains an entry into the Comme des Garçons creator’s world. An archival profile at the edges of familiar categories.

Fashion Week Magazin’s original Approved editorial graphic. Topic: Sandra Sándor: a Budapest beginning as a creative perspective
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Sandra Sándor: a Budapest beginning as a creative perspective

The Nanushka founder’s public reflections recall a small early workspace. A profile about building a voice of one’s own.

Anne Hathaway at the 2023 Berlinale. An archival portrait of the film’s lead actor; the auction costumes are not pictured.
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The Devil Wears Prada 2: the costume auction closes September 15

The online auction connected to The Devil Wears Prada 2 runs through September 15.