Daphne Guinness
The English fashion designer and musician answers 47 questions on fashion sense and other sensibilities, including her love of “anything gay”
States of Style
Nearly 30 years after New York muscled its way to the front of the fashion calendar, American style is as potent as ever—but not in the way we expect
Some Kind of Magic
As Practical Magic returns, a look back at Judianna Makovsky’s costumes for the 1998 original, still casting a bohemian spell over Gen Z
The Way We Wore
As the cult fashion documentary Unzipped returns to theaters after three decades, the designer at its center, Isaac Mizrahi, takes a look back
Nina Christen
The Christian Dior shoe designer and founder of her namesake brand, Christen, answers 23 questions on fashion sense and other sensibilities, including her aversion to window-shopping
High and Mighty
Behold fashion’s sudden rise in elevation, as stilettos, sky-high pumps, and platforms reclaim their footing after years of flats
Save Your Soles!
My top three cobblers in New York City
If the Shoe Fits, Wear It
Consider this your footwear personality test: Which one are you? (Self-awareness required)
Douglas Stuart
The Booker Prize–winning novelist and former fashion designer on the Littlewoods catalogue, his Royal Stuart wedding kilt, the state of New York shopping, and the perils of an accidentally obscene T-shirt
Carolyn Murphy
The American supermodel answers 46 questions on fashion sense and other sensibilities, including her preference for sleeping au naturel
The Whales of August
Jeweler Judy Geib fell under the spell of Moby-Dick—and has been inspired ever since
Cleo Camp
Four years after sewing her first silver bag from scrap leather, the 28-year-old designer counts Lena Dunham, Zoë Kravitz, and Gracie Abrams among her fans
Daniella Kallmeyer’s Playbook
How the New York designer has built a fashion house entirely on her own terms
Formidable Foe
Ahead of the U.S. Open, American tennis star Frances Tiafoe talks personal style, his close-knit circle of fellow players, giving back, and what it takes to stay at the top of his game
Chipp Shape
How the legendary Ivy League tailor dressed everyone from J.F.K. to Andy Warhol—and brought color, wit, and a little anarchy to the button-down look
The Music Never Stopped
Dancing bears! Steal Your Face skulls! How the Grateful Dead’s iconography went from counterculture to country clubs—and became American fashion’s longest and strangest trip
Of Advice and Men
Our men’s-wear advice columnist champions dressing like Tom Brady—yes, really—warns against trying too hard to look edgy, and settles other pressing matters of style
Graydon Carter
The AIR MAIL co-founder and editor emeritus of Vanity Fair answers 43 questions on fashion sense and other sensibilities, including his penchant for Macy’s shorts and a Lacoste tennis shirt
Dressing on the Side
A history of the department-store lunch, from its Gilded Age beginnings to the fashionable dining rooms keeping the ritual alive today
Lucia Bell-Epstein
Once a law-school applicant fleeing her downtown New York roots, the 28-year-old is now at the center of the city’s photography scene, capturing Carole Radziwill and Daniel Radcliffe, Sant Ambroeus, and Ha’s Snack Bar
Set for Success
Patterned china! Colored glassware! Printed linens! The art of maximalism is all in the mix—herein, a guide to getting the table right
Carb Your Enthusiasm
How the humble croissant became supersized and super-hyped
Laila Gohar
The culinary artist answers 27 questions on fashion sense and other sensibilities, including her favorite meals
June Van Thillo
Meet the Belgian designer behind the TwentyFour Six, a brand that transforms conversations with creatives into handcrafted, limited-edition pieces