Kim Jones’s reputation as a constant collaborator–a visual artist like Peter Doig one season, Jack Kerouac’s estate and the mood of the Beat Generation another–means that his collections for Christian Dior, though generally consistent in silhouette and fabrics, take on an element of suspense in the

We all know fashion is cyclical. It was about time for twee to come back, but do we want it to stay?

We all know fashion is cyclical. It was about time for twee to come back, but do we want it to stay?

We all know fashion is cyclical. It was about time for twee to come back, but do we want it to stay?

We all know fashion is cyclical. It was about time for twee to come back, but do we want it to stay?

If you’re new to K-pop, diving into the super-genre may seem like a daunting task. Beyond the globally recognized groups like BTS and BLACKPINK lie hundreds of musicians, or idols, working as groups and soloists in South Korea’s entertainment industry. These stars are all-around entertainers, and ea

For every friend or family member you know who preaches “more is more,” there’s a devout minimalist in your life. Their penchant for crisp lines, neutral tones, and uncluttered spaces make for one gorgeous Instagram feed—but it can complicate giving them gifts on any occasion.

So, what presents to

At Louis Vuitton’s men’s spring summer 2022 collection last June, Virgil Abloh made waves in the footwear world by unveiling his interpretation of Nike’s iconic Air Force 1s. He designed 47 pairs in total, styling the calf leather designs with the French fashion house’s monogram and the written grap

Congrats are in order for Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra Jonas, who announced on Friday, January 21, that they had welcomed a new baby via surrogate. They posted a joint statement to Instagram to share the news, saying, “We are overjoyed to confirm that we have welcomed a baby via surrogate. We resp

The sense of restraint is thick in Passing, Rebecca Hall’s luminous directorial debut, set in 1920s Harlem. The palette is stripped to black and white; a quietude hangs in the air, with slips of jazz filling the gaps between hushed conversations. For Irene Redfield, a mother of two played with crack

In the tech world, Chamath Palihapitiya, the billionaiure venture capitalist and investor, is what some like to call a “bomb thrower”—someone who loves to say provocative, incendiary things, no matter the target. In 2017, for example, he said Facebook created “dopamine-driven feedback loops,” even t

In November, New York City mayor Eric Adams found himself in what one might call a pissing contest with Miami mayor Francis Suarez, over who would accept more of his salary in cryptocurrency. “In New York we always go big, so I’m going to take my first THREE paychecks in Bitcoin when I become mayor,

Quick question for the group: Despite constantly claiming liberals are easily “triggered” “snowflakes,” are Republicans actually the most ridiculously sensitive people on earth? So much so that they can’t stand the idea of factually accurate conversations about race in this country that might paint

Alcatraz was looming in the background and the Golden Gate Bridge lit up in the distance, and those in possession of San Francisco’s great fortunes—some new, some old—streamed into Fort Mason, the military base once used as the West Coast Union battery during the Civil War.

The site was once agai