On a quaint and narrow street in Le Marais neighborhood of Paris, sits Fondation Azzedine Alaïa, nearly hidden from the outside world....

In 1938, Elsa Schiaparelli and Salvador Dalí combined efforts to concoct the “Tears Dress”, as the duo often manifested such surrealist...

Caroline Evans wrote in Fashion at the Edge: spectacle, modernity and deathliness that “a consideration of historicism in 1990s fashion...

Andy Warhol’s Interview Magazine has always been well-known for their blatant use of shock tactics, which inevitably stem from their...

Cover photo from the s/s 1997 collection by Comme Des Garçons, often referred to the ‘lumps and bumps’ collection

I came to love Leonora Carrington from reading her surrealist novel, Down Below, during a French Surrealism course my sophomore year at...

Blurry, obscure and daring, Francesco Risso of Marni questions the tale-as-old-as-time constraints of beauty. Psychedelic flowers and...

In the midst of a worldwide pandemic, Pierpaolo Piccioli’s Haute Couture Fall 2020 for Valentino paints how the fashion industry is able...

This piece explores the false connotations of 'natural' within the textile and dye industry through a visit to the Textile Arts Center in NY

Fashion is often considered a passive, leisurely activity; yet, when understanding the capitalist and colonialist implications that allow...

An essay exploring Fashion and the Female Spectator in Alfred Hitchcock's psychological thriller, Vertigo

Anna Sui in NYC Office In the quaint halls of the Museum of Arts and Design, located right off of Columbus Circle in New York City, Anna...

The Chiffon Trenches allows the reader to not only learn the “gossip” of fashion couturiers and the upper echelons of famed publications, bu