A Saturday Night Shimmy at Colman Domingo’s Pre-Met Gala Party
Colman Domingo, Patricio CampilloPhoto: Sekou Luke When Colman Domingo hosts a party, he takes his role seriously. When guests arrived to the Faena Hotel in West Chelsea on Saturday night for the actor’s pre-Met Gala gathering, they were greeted by…
“Not Your Average Showgirl!” Teyana Taylor Revived Her Dirty Rose Burlesque Show Ahead of the Met Gala
Late on Saturday night, a crowd including Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts, and the Williams sisters checked in, so to speak, to The Dirty Rose. While they may have actually been inside the confines of Paradise Club at The Times Square…
Forget Loafers, ’90s Tennis Shoes Are Making a Surprise Comeback for Summer 2026
Tennis shoes–and I’m calling them “tennis shoes” despite the fact that no one actually wears them to play tennis–have undergone plenty of evolutions over the decades (case in point: there’s a pair from the 1910s going for a few hundred…
The Best Dressed Stars of the Week Put a Pep in Our Step
The 2026 Met Gala may be tomorrow, but ahead of the highly-anticipated event, this week’s red carpets did not care to pause on delivering some high-fashion moments. In fact, quite the contrary: A-listers served energetic looks all week long, choosing…
Beyond Body-Con: In the the Met’s Spectacular New Exhibition, “Costume Art,” the Human Form Connects Fashion and Art
This time it’s personal . . . . It’s next to impossible to walk through “Costume Art,” the Met’s blockbuster fashion exhibition, as an impassive observer. Active looking is more than encouraged, it’s required because one’s own visage appears in…
Connections Between Fashion and Art From a 1945 Issue of Vogue
“Museum-Inspired Evening Fashions,” with photography by John Rawlings, was originally published in the June 1945 issue of Vogue. For more of the best from Vogue’s archive, sign up for our Nostalgia newsletter here. THE EGYPTIAN IDEA: A silhouette shown over…