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Altuzarra takes a strict line while Wang recasts utility streetwear with evening extravagance
‘Fashion is predicated on giving people what they did not know they wanted’
‘The Miley Cyrus narrative arc doesn’t happen by accident. It happens by, well, design’
‘Nigella Lawson doesn’t seem to want to change her image. But that image doesn’t reflect the wringer she has come through’
‘Nelson Mandela clearly took clothes – and their power – seriously, and perhaps we should, too’
‘It’s an open secret in the fashion world that Kate Moss looks her age – sorry if that bursts any bubbles. My bad’
‘Getting a fashion designer on board would be a boon to any tech company’
‘Rather than use culture to enable product promotion, the brand becomes an enabler of culture’
‘Isabella Blow’s personal style represents a kind of insider surety that we no longer have’
‘Allowing individuals to look individual does not mean ceding any power of image – it may actually mean increasing it’
The elusive jeweller enjoys peanut butter sandwiches in Long Island and tells of his obsession with John Singer Sargent
Marc Jacobs bows out at Louis Vuitton with a collection conceived as his own memorial
How ‘made in France’ are the French fashion houses?
Mother nature is the newest muse for accessory designers in Milan
Power clothing no longer means power shoulders or power trouser suits
Gaultier seems to be thinking about putting reality TV and disco together
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