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1 month ago | 
editorialist.com | Brinley Knopf |Malene Birger
On the whole, hats have been trending the past few months, and in our editors' professional opinions, they're no passing fad. In fact, we're charting a continued influx of hats on the streets and our feeds throughout the summer—and we can't wait to wear them ourselves. From floppy, wide-brimmed sun hats to baseball caps and everything straw (berets, visors, pillboxes), this season's best summer hats make even the most it's-too-hot-to-function outfits chic.
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Feb 14, 2025 | 
editorialist.com | Brinley Knopf
Every September and February, New York Fashion Week is when we get our first look at the trends that matter, not only from the runways but from the showgoers themselves—and what they're wearing. This season, hosiery was huge. After years of going sans stockings, the week saw scads of hose-clad attendees legging it down snow-covered streets, delivering a plethora of tight styling ideas.
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Feb 8, 2025 | 
editorialist.com | Brinley Knopf
Charleston, South Carolina, is picture-perfect. Centered around its tallest steeple, from the Battery to a bevy of historical landmarks tucked between tall palms and rows of clapboard houses, there's no end to its old-fashioned charm. Heading to the Lowcountry soon? Don't give packing another thought. We've asked a local for advice on what to wear in Charleston, leaving you much more time to stop and smell the blue, blue hydrangeas spilling from every flower box.
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Apr 12, 2024 | 
coveteur.com | Maraya Fisher |Brinley Knopf |Nicole Kliest |Seth Jubb
This is the first year since Obama was president that I will have Coachella fomo. Maybe it’s the current cultural obsession with 2014, the year I saw Neutral Milk Hotel play right before Lana Del Rey—the 30-year-old NMH fans making snide comments about the flower-crowned teens waiting for their queen as they fled the area after the final theremin flourish. That same year, Debbie Harry crashed the Arcade Fire set to sing a mash-up of "Heart of Glass" and "Sprawl II" (I sobbed).
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Apr 10, 2024 | 
coveteur.com | Ama Kwarteng |Camille Freestone |Brinley Knopf
Are there any scents you’re drawn to in that same way, that bring out a specific part of yourself? AY: “I've always loved the scent of rose. I use rose oil on my body whenever I’m at a spa. And I love to spray lavender on my bed when I go to sleep. That’s what actually attracted me to this [Mugler] scent—the jasmine. I’m obsessed with florals.”What does this new Mugler scent bring out of you? AY: “This scent really makes me feel like I'm moving in slow motion, like a panther.
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Feb 20, 2024 | 
coveteur.com | Andie Eisen |Camille Freestone |Sarah Kiernan |Brinley Knopf
Wednesday, February 7th“You look new,” a man told me after offering to light my cigarette outside the Interview Mag x Equinox party at Casino. I couldn’t tell if this was a dig at my arguably parochial turtleneck or if the post-flight fatigue gave me an uncharacteristically dazed air. I doubt it was a compliment—I’ve never heard of a nearly 30-year-old ingénue. Either way, he wasn’t wrong: this was my first time at New York Fashion Week. I’d arrived at the event at 11 p.m., fresh from LAX.
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Feb 20, 2024 | 
coveteur.com | Camille Freestone |Sarah Kiernan |Andie Eisen |Brinley Knopf
“I have been doing the hair for the show since [designer] Raul [Lopez] started the brand,” explains hair stylist Evanie Frausto. “It's always a fun one for me because the hair is very involved, and it really adds to the clothing. I love how we create this Luar world from the outfits to the beauty and the hair.” For the Fall ‘24 show, Frausto and his team drew inspiration from the Renaissance era, specifically its artwork.
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Feb 17, 2024 | 
coveteur.com | Sarah Kiernan |Camille Freestone |Andie Eisen |Brinley Knopf
Back when my hair was straight and so was I, you could find me sitting in high school math class ignoring my teacher as I scrolled Tumblr on my Gen 3 iPod Touch until my thumbs cramped. Photos of archival Gaultier, Alexa Chung, and bizarre lookbook.nu-inspired photo shoots in cemeteries consumed my days and nights in an obsession that has only evolved. Fashion felt like a world so far from my upbringing in thrift stores and the once-a-year back-to-school shopping trip to Old Navy.
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Feb 16, 2024 | 
coveteur.com | Camille Freestone |Andie Eisen |Sarah Kiernan |Brinley Knopf
Fashion WeekIt's really hard for me to sleep during fashion week. The overstimulation is constant. One moment, you're walking through a snowstorm. The next, you're plunged into a sound bath of meditative gongs while ethereal fabrics twist and snake before your eyes. All week, you're countering sunny mornings with pitch black warehouses and packed subways with even denser seating charts. Hunger and exhaustion persist throughout. But none of that keeps me up at night.
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Feb 16, 2024 | 
coveteur.com | Brinley Knopf |Sarah Kiernan |Lauren Malanga |Andie Eisen
AsThe New York Times asked early last year, that’s Tory Burch? The group chat of New York-based industry assistants pinged on my phone: ‘I called it! Tory is cool again!’ Cool, again? It was true—Tory Burch, the de rigueur uniformer of Waspy stay-at-home moms, or the garden-variety lady who lunched, hadn’t been “cool” in some time.
