The parure gets a contemporary makeover, reimagined through exaggerated scale and a fresh point of view.
The fun and fearless designer used her Spring/Summer 1999 show to make her clearest case yet for joy over restraint, and people are still loving it today.
Print gave us something to look at. Texture gives us something to hold.
In search of the season's defining prints? We've got you covered.
From subtle crocodile textures to full-blown zebra accessories, this season has proven that going wild is the ultimate styling move.
For the wild dressers out there, a new animal-inspired pattern is taking over fall 2025—and we're already fawning over it.
Ever-present in the early aughts, shield sunglasses were a dream for pap-magnet celebs. Now, the accessory makes an elegant comeback on the spring runways.
The decade of simplicity and individuality pulls on the heartstrings of designers and the public today.
A conversation with Pucci’s artistic director, Camille Miceli, who, after roles at Dior and Louis Vuitton, has landed at the Italian fashion house to breathe new life into the brand’s joyful, psychedelic prints.
It's time to jump on the animal print trend.
Celebrities love to adorn iconic animal patterns.
Celebrate the designer's 75th birthday by remembering some of her sartorial hallmarks.
Printed pants merit a funky fall moment.
Looking to spice up your cold-weather wardrobe? Check out the trending prints and patterns that are hot off this season's runways.
A dreamy escape full of gorgeous pastels and soft flounces is a much-needed reset for the senses.
Artist Tina Barney orchestrates the repetitive rituals of suburban existence with the season's fashion worth a double-take.
See the fully floral, top to bottom tie-dye, and other maxilmalst prints that took over the Spring/Summer 2021 runways.
Express yourself by adding elaborate color and pattern to your spring wardrobe in the form of quirky printed pants.
The father of menswear Nino Cerruti and current industry star Kim Jones have both become masters of their craft, mixing tailoring and tradition with innovation and ingenuity that transcends generations.
John Waters has shocked and awed audiences for decades with his transgressive cult-classic films. For his new art exhibition at Sprüth Magers, the filmmaker and provocateur takes on his touchiest subject yet.
