Erik Maza

Emily Bode, Ralph Lauren and Thom Browne’s red carpet looks at the 2021 Met Gala made a stronger case for American fashion’s relevance than the muted Costume Institute exhibit they were honoring.

The ultimate guide after 175 years of puns, jabs, quips, and immortal questions.

Virgil Abloh’s final show, underwater NFTs, a $20 million Rothko, and enough art and cryptocrats to turn Kendall Roy’s head, this is your primer to the first IRL Art Basel week of the Covid era.

The Ritaissance is comin’, and it’s gonna be great.

Nicolas Ghesquière unspooled his 2023 cruise collection in La Jolla for a star-studded front row, including Léa Seydoux, Gemma Chan, Ana de Armas and Renate Reinsve.

There is a reason this 207-year-old gem in the heart of the City of Light became known as the “Hotel of Kings.”

The Luxury Collection hotel has a distinguished royal pedigree and features the most private garden in the bustling Spanish capital.

It’s been a little over a year and a half since New York luxury’s MVP played a home game, but Ralph Lauren returned to the fashion week calendar on Friday night with enough star power to light up Flushing Meadows.Jennifer Lopez, Diane Keaton, Amanda Seyfried, and the queen of the TikTokracy herself, TC cover star Sofia Richie Grainge witnessed a spring 2024 collection itself paraded by megawatt models, including Christy Turlington and Natalia Vodianova. Judging by the expression on Keaton’s face…

During Hollywood’s Golden Age, Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer boasted it had “more stars than there are in heaven.” Old Louis B. would have a hard time recognizing his stomping grounds today, not to say the entertainment firmament writ large. Where you can be certain to find a megawatt constellation of stars in 2023 is front row at a fashion show. A Chanel extravaganza, to be exact. There they all were—Margot Robbie, Kristen Stewart, TC cover star Chloë Sevigny—on the Paramount lot to take in a cruise col…

An event at the United Nations is always a serious affair. It’s even more sober if it’s held on September 11. But a gathering on that day this year was anything but. Michael Kors wouldn’t have had it any other way. There were diplomats and there were New York Fashion Week busy bees, some fresh off his show earlier in the day. “People who rarely encounter each other, all together for one reason: to fight hunger,” he says. “It was special.” The occasion wasn’t just a special party, it was marking…