The Parisian couturier is best remembered for her outlandish designs. When she opened shop in buttoned-up London, she didn’t hold back.

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Supported by By The Styles Desk By the time that Paris Fashion Week ended this month, a dizzying amount of attire had graced runways not just there, but also in New York, London and Milan. Many brands ...

Nicky Hilton Rothschild gave followers a glimpse into her whirlwind Paris itinerary after sharing a stylish set of snapshots ...

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My mother and I were living on the Upper West Side in New York, with my aunt Fely, who was at work—she was the chief thoracic surgeon at Mount Sinai—when I heard that the film star Nora Aunor had ...

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Jackie Kennedy wore a striking double-breasted wool pink suit on the day that her husband, President John F. Kennedy, was ...

The labels showing at Première Classe, Tranoï and in showrooms around town were getting creative in a challenged context for retail.