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| Bella Hadid reveals a hint of her toned abs in logo-themed crop top teamed with 90s bright orange ... Bella Hadid is living it up in Paris during Mens Fashion Week. She was spotted doing a bit of shopping at a Prada boutique wearing a bright orange puffer jacket, jeans and square toe boots. Her sweater and bag are both by Fendi and are easily recognizable due to the unmistakable logo that covers ...
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| Fashion Friday: Accessorizing in the workplace On this fashion Friday, we are giving you tips on ways both men and women can accessorize their look, to bring some flair into the workplace. Ashlee Schneider, with the 5th avenue mall, joined us with some of her top recommendations. For women, some ways to brighten up business casual are to first ...
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| Street Art Inspired by a Fashion Designer Who Loved Literature First, Hermès welcomed the public to doodle on its walls. Now fashion brand Sonia Rykiel is offering a similar treat to passersby, just a few blocks north at its boutique on the Upper East Side. Celebrating the label's 50th anniversary this year, the fashion house just unveiled an outdoor canvas mural that ...
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| Luka Sabbat Was Probably the Best-Dressed Man at Paris Fashion Week Luka Sabbat getting a street style 'fit off should come as no surprise to anyone, but even the wunderkind's most ardent fans must have been wowed by his Paris Fashion Week get-up. Sabbat — who was spotted alongside the likes of Migos, Metro Boomin and Future at OFF-WHITE's menswear FW18 ...
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| Kaia Gerber & Cindy Crawford Keep It Casual as They Arrive for Paris Fashion Week After making her runway debut in September, Kaia Gerber has shot to model stardom — which is unsurprising, given that her mom is Cindy Crawford. The famous mother-daughter duo kept their ensembles casual as they arrived at Charles de Gaulle for Paris Fashion Week on Friday. Gerber sported a ...
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| Raymond Santana finds his passion for fashion at home in Harlem Raymond Santana, survivor of wrongful conviction, has launched a clothing line, Park Madison NYC, inspired by the streets he lived on growing up in Harlem, New York.
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