For those who continue to bleat about the iniquities of so-called ‘cancel culture’, the career of British fashion designer John Galliano provides a useful counterpoint. After being fired as creative director of Christian Dior in 2011 following a horrific incident of anti-Semitic abuse on his part, he spent two years in the wilderness before being … Read more
Welcome to Fashion Week, Bazaar‘s at-a-glance overview of what the industry is talking about. This week we focus on Salone del Mobile Milano (AKA Milan Design Week), which takes place from April 16 to April 21. Bottega cannot be pigeonholed At the Bottega Veneta Winter ’24 show, creative director Matthieu Blazy explained the catwalk set … Read more
Fashion is a business that has long been seen as the be-all and end-all, but the style sector may need to find a new way forward. Fertility rates around the world have fallen dramatically in recent decades – many generations are having fewer children – and are expected to fall below replacement levels before 2050, … Read more
On British Vogue and Tiffany & Co. Fashion and Film Party at Annabel’s on February 2, 2020 (Dave Benett) The girl from Goff’s Oak in Hertfordshire has certainly come a long way since her early declaration that she wanted to be as famous as Daz Automatic. This year is proving to be something of a … Read more
Industry executives mingled and offered plenty of good advice to students at the Fashion Scholarship Fund Awards Gala on Monday. The Fashion Scholarship Fund, a nonprofit organization that partners with the nation’s most talented young students from diverse backgrounds and awards more than $1.4 million in scholarships annually, recognized 130 students from the class of … Read more
The reasons behind the fashion in ‘Mary & George’Rory Mulvey If you’re not familiar with Jacobean clothing, it’s time to take note. As costume designer Annie Symons explains to us while discussing her work on the new miniseries Mary & George (available now on Now TV), the era – in which James I ruled jointly … Read more
BTS and Blackpink need no introduction to millions of K-pop fans, but a fuller, fashion-infused examination of the high-flying Korean cultural wave is now taking place at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. On display until July 28: “Hallyu! The Korean Wave” is the first American part of an exhibition that debuted a few … Read more