Tom Ford’s classic glamour is now served with side of modesty
It’s not time to be super-sexy, says designer as he dresses supermodels in polo necks
New York Fashion Week
Thirty years at Vogue: how Anna Wintour changed the way the world gets dressed
In her years as editor of American Vogue, Wintour has invented soft power dressing and become as famous as her celebrity cover stars. Lionised and satirised, respected and feared – could she now be ready to abdicate?
The view from the front row: a history of the fashion show – photo essay
Once, photographers were banned from fashion shows, with designers suspecting they were spies. Today, fashion shows are a multimillion-dollar global business. As London fashion week begins, we cart the evolution of the fashion show, from secret salons to the snap-happy Instagram era
Ralph Lauren brings his Caribbean beach house to Manhattan
Reassuringly familiar style on show, though aesthetic edges towards parody at times
Victoria Beckham bids farewell to New York fashion week on a high
Her first show a decade ago was a novelty act, but her departure is a significant blow to the event
New York fashion week: industry faces its #MeToo moment
The hotly debated issue will not be hemlines but whether fashion is truly addressing its problems