Exploring the influence of Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte, and Miranda. by Sareena Haq Katie King More than 25 years after Sex and the City  premiered, one question continues to surface in current friend groups: Which SATC woman are you?  The simplicity of that question hides something more interesting. When women identify with Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte, or Miranda, they’re not just choosing a personality; they’re also choosing an aesthetic. Each character’s wardrobe became it

How Simon Porte Jacquemus highlighted his family’s rural background through his Spring 2026 collection.  By Rachel Yu  Graphic by Josie Zevin For his latest Paris Fashion Week collection, “Le Paysan,” renowned designer Simon Porte Jacquemus held his show at the Orangerie at Versailles—a location known for its grandeur and opulence . Yet, the central theme of the show held a conversely disparate meaning. The show begins with a young boy dressed in an all-white set, running up

Love them or hate them, they’re iconic. by Nicollette Heath Graphic by Ian Nugent Fashion is a form of art. We express ourselves through everyday outfits, make statements with daring pieces, and push the boundaries between ready-to-wear and avant-garde. But like any form of art, public opinions will vary. The more ambitious and innovative the design, the more polarizing it tends to be. 2025 had no shortage of polarizing moments in the fashion world. Between bleached eyebrows,

Intimate showcases are reshaping the NYFW experience. by Kailey Correa Graphic by Josie Zevin In an era when fashion week often feels like a never-ending schedule of flashing cameras and chaos, a quiet shift is taking shape on the margins of New York Fashion Week (NYFW). Across the city, it seems to me that designers are swapping the tents and grand venues for living rooms, galleries, and repurposed warehouses—spaces where intimacy replaces spectacle and connection replaces c

The death of fashion groupthink births fashion individuality. By Laurel Chang Lea Rivel Once upon a time, being “in style” was the ultimate goal. Glossy magazines dictated what to wear and the rest of us scrambled to keep up; buying the right jeans, copying the right celebrities, and treating trends like commandments. But today, in a world where one viral TikTok can birth a new aesthetic overnight, the very idea of being “in style” feels almost…outdated. The speed of trend cy

Beyoncé turns country culture on its head, making cowboy cool—and inclusive—again. by Cian Moss Graphic by Catarina Koehler Last April, Beyoncé embarked on the Cowboy Carter World Tour, a followup to her acclaimed country album. The project received widespread critical praise, earning the Grammy for Album of the Year, even as it faced significant criticism.  As a Black woman entering a traditionally all-white genre, Beyoncé sought to reclaim country music’s Black roots and ho

How Consani is taking over the modeling industry while remaining authentic.  by Sareena Haq Graphic by Melissa Lemieux If you follow high...

Explore how Issey Miyake’s “PLEATS PLEASE” collection exudes both comfort and couture.    by Rachel Yu Carina McCallum - Taken at...

Looking your best has never been easier. by Nicollette Heath Photo by Emma Almaraz The term “high-maintenance” is often confused with...

This year’s Met Gala theme, Superfine: Tailoring Black Style , spotlights the influence of Black dandyism and puts menswear center...