Twenty years after Andy Sachs first survived the gauntlet of Runway magazine, the industry is doubling down on nostalgia. The release of The Devil Wears Prada 2 isn’t just a cinematic homecoming; it is a calculated play to capture the millennial zeitgeist by updating the “glow-up” narrative for a new era of luxury and professional … Read more
In the high-stakes game of fashion legacy, the most daring move isn’t a shocking runway silhouette—it’s stepping off the runway entirely. Dries Van Noten, a titan of Belgian design, is executing exactly that by pivoting from the grueling treadmill of seasonal collections to the curation of cultural immortality. With the launch of the Fondazione Dries … Read more
The New Museum’s expansion isn’t just about adding square footage; it’s about making a statement. And Tschabalala Self’s monumental sculpture, Art Lovers, is the perfect punctuation mark. This isn’t simply a piece of public art; it’s a carefully calibrated move by the museum to signal its continued commitment to showcasing Black artists and engaging with … Read more
The enduring fascination with John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette continues, fueled now by FX’s new series, Love Story. But beyond the romantic narrative, this renewed attention serves as a potent reminder of the power of curated nostalgia – and how even tragedy can be repackaged for contemporary consumption. The Hamptons, specifically Sagaponack, becomes … Read more