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| All the Times Ivanka Trump's Fashion Choices as First Daughter Started a Conversation Taking a page from her father's "Buy American, Hire American" proposal, the adviser to President Donald Trump often chooses to wear American fashion designers that skew toward the mainstream and that have also been favored by First Ladies in the past: Ralph Lauren, Michael Kors, Carolina Herrera ...
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| The 17 Best Fashion Ad Campaigns of 2017 These days, ad campaigns are much more than a simple marketing exercise for fashion brands; when done right, they can provide consumers and followers with months of inspirational content. Take Alexander Wang's spring and fall campaigns for example: With a weeks-long rollout and dozens of ...
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| Cheng-Huai Chuang: Most Likely to Dress Tomorrow's Pop Stars As 2017 comes to a close, we've predicted 11 names you'll undoubtedly know in the New Year. Between art and fashion, music and film, discover who'll be on fire in 2018. When Cheng-Huai Chuang was little, his parents owned a department store in Taiwan, where he spent a majority of his childhood.
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| Now the cold weather has finally arrive, winter fashion is on display A fashion retailer once told me that there's really nothing new under the sun, only a return to the styles of bygone eras. While that may be true in broad strokes, each time a trend repeats, it seems to be with a new twist. That certainly seems true of this year's fashions, which seem to rhyme with, but not ...
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| New actors made fashion a more relatable conversation: Designer Priyanka Modi Designer Priyanka Modi feels that in a film fanatic country like India, it is obvious that the most "venerable fashion icons" comes from films. She also feels that newer crop of actors made fashion a more relevant and relatable conversation in today's time. "In a country that is almost fanatic about its love for ...
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| Interview: Fashion Week Photographer Zhou Wengang on China's 2017 Shows Since 2014, fashion photographer Zhou Wengang has been documenting the styles of Chinese modernites on the streets of the nation's major cities. Frequently seen outside of Fashion Week events in Shanghai, Beijing and Shenzhen sporting his red beanie and shooting some of the most well-dressed ...
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