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If accessories are the key to a strong first impression—and who would argue otherwise?—Bergdorf Goodman has upgraded the impact of its in-person introduction on two counts. In a once-in-a-generation r

By Lynn Yaeger “Who wants rules now? Nobody! Especially not women,” Alessandro Michele declared recently. Michele, the wild new designer at Gucci, is the fellow who convinced us all, not so long

As Tom Ford prepares to stream his Fall fashion show Wednesday, September 7—just a day before the collection arrives at Bergdorf Goodman and BG.com—we talked to the designer about the changing nature

By Nandini D’Souza Wolfe Through beautiful, elegant, Aegean getaway–worthy wares (that look just as good in urban settings), longtime friends Dimitra Kolotoura and Mareva Grabowski are keeping classic

By Nandini D’Souza Wolfe A Gabriela Hearst cashmere sweater feels as soft as clouds must feel like. And that they are handspun by women artisans in her native Uruguay, part of a legit nonprofit focuse

By Bob Morris When Anne Pasternak became the director of the Brooklyn Museum, most insiders thought it was a good appointment, but a few skeptics worried. Could someone who ran Creative Time, a produc

By Nandini D’Souza Wolfe To the initiated—and also those obsessed with high fashion of the 1980s—the name Sybilla sends a thrill of anticipation. After a decade hiatus, Spaniard Sybilla Sorondo Myelzw

What’s new at 5th & 58th.

By Nandini D’Souza Wolfe   Designer Yuta Hosokawa wears his heart on his sleeves. Usually, that’s via stacked vintage patches on the artfully fatigued sleeve of a reworked U.S. army jacket. Revam

By Nandini D’Souza Wolfe Sisters Lucia (left) and Isabella Bueno-Mallarino split their time between Paris and their native Colombia, working with artisans who translate their delicate jewelry designs,