Marion Morehouse modeling Chanel’s drop-waisted evening dress with ombre fringe from 1926. Photographed by Edward Steichen, Vogue, November 1, 1926 Chanel, pre-fall 2026 Photo: Filippo Fior / Gorunway.com Last week marked the publication of Chanel in Vogue, a two-volume tome that looks at the intersecting histories of the French brand and the magazine between 1910-2025. … Read more
In a lounge beneath the Metropolitan Opera, the towering Norwegian soprano Lise Davidsen is the picture of calm. “My husband jokes I am like a pressure cooker,” she says with a laugh, sitting pin-straight on a sofa. (Standing, she’s an astonishing six-foot-two.) “I tend to save up emotions, positive or negative. But it can explode!” … Read more
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Ask any unsuspecting tourist where Fitzrovia is on London’s map, and chances are they would eye you with the most puzzled of looks. But those who have previously looked at this quarter with an air of suspicion—especially any Londoners who consider it an afterthought—are missing out. The central London district offers the best of all … Read more
In conversations after class, I learned that her name was Emily, that she was, like me, a first-year day student rather than a boarder; in fact, she lived practically across the street from the school. And she confirmed my suspicions that she was into punk. The details are hazy now, but she was or had … Read more
Like a rebellious band member or an unruly lover, Takahiro Miyashita has a talent for breaking up and making up. The 53-year-old Japanese designer, who founded cult label Number (N)ine in 1997, is relaunching the brand 15 years after stepping away from it. After leaving, he started TakahiroMiyashitaTheSoloist (The Soloist for short) but departed last … Read more
If your vision of Positano involves interiors that feel steeped in history, Villa Laura tracks. Right above water in the heart of town, the historic villa unfolds across three levels, each lined with panoramic terraces that capture sweeping 180-degree views of the coastline. Architectural details do most of the storytelling here. Think: Saracen-style vaulted ceilings, … Read more
It seems obvious, but having a well-organized closet can not only save you time—it can also bring you immense peace of mind. This isn’t an exaggeration: In one study, women living with home clutter were actually found to have higher levels of the stress hormone cortisol. But controlling the chaos is easier said than done; … Read more
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There is a moment of suspense between the runway and the boutique that everyone in the fashion industry knows well, but rarely discusses out loud. It is the interval between the spectacle — the lights, the applause, the social media fodder — and the reality of the fitting room, the wait lists, and the credit … Read more