Acid-washed denim, lamé and other signposts of the early Eighties dominated this collection.
A Bogota sunset inspired the rich colors of Guillaume Henry’s spring collection, which remained resolutely anchored in Parisian chic.
The Brazilian designer’s focus on details played out in pops of metal hardware and hand-dyed pearls.
A limited-edition Adidas Originals T-shirt was created for the event.
Sugar, along with other female execs, talked about careers in technology to coincide with the launch of “Power Your Happy.”
Next up is a solo exhibition devoted to Chinese couturier Guo Pei.
The sprawling collection ranges from cashmere sweaters to stickers.
Indian designer Rahul Mishra’s spring offering seemed to emerge straight from the pages of a charming children’s pop-up book.
Lou Menais, Léa Sebban and Jerry Journo channeled the stylish eccentricities of Belle Epoque intellectuals in their spring collection.
David Koma said his aquatic-themed display was inspired by the anatomy of sharks.
Elie Saab sent out a star-spangled, disco-themed spring collection.
Evelyne Chetrite infused her spring collection with trendy charm via gypsy, karma and Americana themes.
The hue of the dress might have otherwise caused Chopra to blend right into the carpet, but she overcame the obstacle by streamlining the rest of the look.
Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter talked upcoming film and theater projects, Donald Trump and Mario Testino at 57th annual Clio Awards.
What once had been a tenuous relationship had seemingly matured, until comments revealed a polarizing discord under the poised surface.
Do horses sell magazines? Hearst must think so.
More Memo Pad
More Careers
