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YSL Inspired: The Designer’s Colorful Career Reimagined
Yves Saint Laurent, who died in 2008, was a designer who loved giving women choices. In 1966, he debuted the Le Smoking tuxedo jacket, offering a masculine alternative to the popular shifts of the day,...
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Cannes 2013: Fashion Highlights from the 66th Annual Festival
As the film world descends on the South of France, TIME rounds up the most stylish moments at Cannes 2013
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‘War Games’: Museum of Childhood Highlights Militarism in the Playpen
For toy manufacturers in the U.S., less was definitely not more in 1964. That year Topper Toys produced Johnny Seven OMA, a toy weapon that included seven functionalities such as a grenade launcher,...
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Diamond Dogs: 50 Years of Terry O’Neill’s Stunning Images
His celebrity portraits of everyone from Bowie to The Beatles made him famous. Now a new book catalogues 50 years of Terry O’Neill’s career. Here, TIME looks back at some of his best work. (MORE:...
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Isabel Marant: H&M’s Latest Fashion Collaborator
Swedish retailer H&M is continuing its long history of designer diffusion lines with a collaboration with Isabel Marant, available in stores and online Nov. 14. Best known for her boho-luxe...
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Mad Men Finale: 1968’s Fashion Revolution
This season on Mad Men, we’ve seen groovier patterns, stranger facial hair, and a brighter color palette. This is no longer the Sterling Cooper of Season 1 with its darkened halls and muted suits....
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Fashion Off the Runway: Celebrating Street Style Photography
While the New York Times‘ Bill Cunningham was shooting chic man-on-the-street images back in the ’70s, street style photography really exploded in the late ’00s, and soon bloggers like The...
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5 Questions with Retailer Jeffrey Kalinsky
After working at Donna Karan and Barneys New York in New York City, Jeffrey Kalinsky moved to Atlanta in 1990 to open a Bob Ellis shoe store with his father. He eventually opened two namesake boutiques...
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