Tiffany & Co. angers its customers, why anti-aging doesn’t exist, SPKTRL jewelry, American creativity under siege, and ShowStudio rates summer ad campaigns.

The sleek minimalist silhouettes and elegant accessories of the1930s made a sophisticated, yet slightly under-the-radar appearance for Fall 2025.

A brand’s sale strategy can easily go from a way to shed excess inventory to a race to the bottom. Here are a few ideas to avoid the always on sale trap.

Albanian silk weavers aim high, a tour of Goldwin 0, glass artist Lameice Abu Aker’s modern designs, sustainable packaging is a must, and Worth finally gets a retrospective.

We’ve officially entered the era of Rococo Tech — where excess meets interface, pearls meet pixels, and the screen is just another accessory in your gilded hand.

Maria Grazia Chiuri championed global artisans while leading the house of Dior, but in the end, the question of who benefitted remains.

Millennial culture is dying, artist Torkwase Dyson set designs The Met’s Superfine, Venice Biennale curator Koyo Kouoh, and remembering Elsa Klensch.

Creative directors and marketing teams need to look back to the 70s, 80s and 90s to learn how bold, imaginative ideas drive statement-making campaigns.

Hype and halo can be useful marketing tools, but they only resonate when built on a strong brand foundation and solid product line.

Adam Lippes builds his business, two new fashion books get released, photographer Elizaveta Porodina talks about her art, and the new Swiss passport goes viral.

Are creative directors hired for their expertise in brand world-building or are executives simply interested in creating temporary hype?

From tough, punk-inspired looks to the revival of the feminine skirt suit, designers had contrasting visions of how women want to dress in these challenging times.

Film directors with new creative projects, ghostly gowns as art, Etienne Russo on fashion shows, and Shintaro Yamamoto designs shoes for Rei Kawakubo.

Marc Bouwer on championing causes close to his heart, navigating the Hollywood landscape, and what it takes to succeed as an independent designer.

The synergy between sports and fashion continues for Spring 2025 as designers reimagine iconic sport pieces as luxury wardrobe staples.

How do brands stick with their values in a quickly changing and challenging political environment?

Fashion CEOs behaving badly, Paul Tazewell may win an Oscar, Gucci parts with Sabato de Sarno, and Massive Attack’s Robert Del Naja on art and music.

After several seasons of stealth wealth minimalism, designers not only fully embraced the more is more aesthetic, but also the overtly feminine.

To move past this luxury goods cycle of homogenous design, brands need to invest in innovation that aligns with their DNA and deepens their emotional ties to their clients.

Fashion in film, independent jewelry designers get noticed, Jil Sander get interviewed, Sam Altman whines, the destruction from the LA wildfires, and more.