TOP 100 CLOTHING SITES
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| The Paris Accord Karl Lagerfeld and John Galliano order from a catalog of shapes in their haute-couture collections. nytimes.com |
Nylon Run Exactly 70 years after it was introduced at the 1939 World’s Fair, nylon is making news again. Back then, women cheered the arrival of sheer hosiery. Now it’s the men’s runways that are filled with shiny nylon (and nylonesque) windbreakers. Prada’s hangs off the shoulders with a strap, Patrik Ervell showed a featherweight poncho in gold and cream, and Dior Homme paraded black and gold versions. Nylon has always been used for both fashion and function, with practicality usually gaining the upper... nytimes.com |
McQueen Leaves Fashion in Ruins In a show that was the talk of Paris, a designer parodied his peers. nytimes.com |
All Eyes Shift to Creativity Here’s a surprise: In the midst of recession, designers favor ideas over playing it safe. nytimes.com |
Amid the Bust, the Boom Boom A night with Takashi Murakami, the Japanese ultra-genius pop star artist, is a reminder of how New York is always a city of transaction. nytimes.com |