June 10th marks the introduction of Ethan Lewy’s newest and first spring/summer line of menswear, The Flying Point Collection, with a pop-up in New York City’s Lower East Side. Ethan Horing, the founder and creative director of Ethan Lewy, is reimagining the summerwear of vacationers as they escape the city out east for the Hamptons. …
When “The Devil Wears Prada 2” arrives in May, it won’t just be another sequel — it will be a litmus test. Not for nostalgia (that’s guaranteed), but for relevance. When “The Devil Wears Prada” first defined the intersection of fashion, power and aspiration, it did so with surgical precision. Meryl Streep’s cerulean monologue alone …
Spring break has come to a close, and it seems like everyone you know is posting on Instagram. The one similarity you will find in every photo dump, from your high school ex-best friend’s post to your situationship’s, is the candid photo. Nothing compares to that one photo where the light sculpts your face, and …
The Sustainable Fashion Shift
While microtrends will likely continue throughout 2026, here are two of my fashion trend predictions that I believe will last throughout the year: Funky Animal Prints Leopard print and zebra print were everywhere last year, and I predict that more animal prints will rise to the forefront this year. As polka dots dominated last year, …
Today’s fashion landscape reflects a renewed interest in ’90s minimalism. The resurgence of “quiet luxury” shows a continued preference for timeless, well-made pieces and intentional styling. More than a passing trend, the minimalist movement of the 1990s marked a broader cultural shift — one that continues to shape how style is understood today.
For every lover of fashion, the first Monday in May is our Super Bowl. There are no words to describe the amount of excitement we feel tuning into “E! News Live from the Red Carpet” and refreshing our Instagram feeds to see what every celebrity is wearing to the Met Gala. This year is particularly …
There is a distinctive sound coming from some of fashion and pop culture’s biggest faces today. It is the delicate clinking — or sometimes, the deeper clanging — of a stack of bangles.
In total, the fashion industry produces around 92 million tons of textile waste each year. This begs the question of who is responsible: the consumer, the brand, the corporation or the government?