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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

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

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

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

Laila Gohar

The culinary artist answers 27 questions on fashion sense and other sensibilities, including her favorite meals

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

Carb Your Enthusiasm

How the humble croissant became supersized and super-hyped

James de Givenchy

The American jewelry designer behind Taffin answers 32 questions on fashion sense and other sensibilities, including his aversion to sunglasses

Jackpot!

Inside the annual Las Vegas trade show, where the jewelry world unveils its most dazzling creations—and latest obsessions

June Van Thillo

Meet the Belgian designer behind the TwentyFour Six, a brand that transforms conversations with creatives into handcrafted, limited-edition pieces

The Things They Carried

From lipstick holders to compacts, the elegant necessities once tucked inside a woman’s handbag are returning—not as tools but as treasures

Collector’s Items

From classic hoops to funky rings, a new book lays out the essential pieces for building a jewelry wardrobe of one’s own

Trunk in Love

From Southampton to Nashville, invitation-only trunk shows are becoming the style set’s favorite—and most exclusive—way to shop

The Man Behind Mr Porter

A look back (and ahead!) at the evolution of men’s wear with Toby Bateman—the Mr Porter C.E.O. who helped redefine how men shop for luxury

Sourcery at Work

As luxury brands play hard to get, a new class of fashion insiders is working its magic to secure the season’s most coveted pieces

Sarah Andelman

The genius behind Colette, and now Just an Idea, answers 38 questions on fashion sense and other sensibilities, comfort first among them

Closet Confidential

Once the preserve of Hollywood stars, personal stylists have become the secret weapon behind today’s best-dressed people—from executives to brides-to-be

In Haute Waters

From Burberry in Cap d’Antibes to Missoni in Mykonos, luxury fashion houses are taking over Europe’s best beach clubs—one sunbed at a time

Bug-Eyed Babes

Teeny-weeny 90s clean-girl shades are so last season! Everyone say willkommen, bienvenue, welcome to something bigger—and perhaps better

Scopa-licious!

This summer, the international style set is taking a cue from Italy’s favorite pastime

Thom Browne

The American designer and chairman of the CFDA answers 32 questions on fashion sense and other sensibilities, including his penchant for wearing, well, himself

The New Bling Ring

The ultra-rich are swapping couture for six-figure high jewelry—and the invitation-only experiences that come with it

Le Grand Comeback

Parisians had all but declared the 200-year-old restaurant Le Grand Véfour dead. Its stylish revival proves that if you rebuild it, the fashion set will come