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4 weeks ago | 
vogue.com | Lynn Yaeger
We love the chase!” Kerry Taylor, founder of Kerry Taylor Auctions, is crowing about acquiring a 17th-century gentleman’s ruff, but she’s equally excited about a 1960s Rudi Gernreich Kite dress that is about to go on the block. For the past four decades, the London-based Taylor has been a one-woman vintage whirlwind.
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1 month ago | 
vogue.com | Lynn Yaeger
Products are independently selected by our editors. We may earn an affiliate commission from links. The first major suffragist march on Washington took place 112 years ago this month. It was quite the spectacle.
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1 month ago | 
businessoffashion.com | Lynn Yaeger
NEW YORK — When the invitation to the Calvin Klein show arrives, it is so big and bulky you think it is a box of chocolates, or maybe a scarf? But no. It’s just a lot of paper, including a huge poster, and a ticket to the show buried within. It’s as if none of our conversations about waste and the environment ever happened, that the clock has stood still since Bill Clinton was in the White House and “Smells Like Teen Spirit” was on the radio.
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2 months ago | 
vogue.com | Lynn Yaeger
Products are independently selected by our editors. We may earn an affiliate commission from links. Is there any holiday more fraught, more ripe for misunderstanding than Valentine’s Day? The idea that someone super close to you will be able guess what is in your heart and gift you appropriately—that the right paramour will come up with right present—is well, beyond a tall order.
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2 months ago | 
businessoffashion.com | Lynn Yaeger
NEW YORK — When the invitation to the Calvin Klein show arrives, it is so big and bulky you think it is a box of chocolates, or maybe a scarf? But no. It’s just a lot of paper, including a huge poster, and a ticket to the show buried within. It’s as if none of our conversations about waste and the environment ever happened, that the clock has stood still since Bill Clinton was in the White House and “Smells Like Teen Spirit” was on the radio.
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2 months ago | 
vogue.com | Lynn Yaeger
Day One: A Single CowI arrive in Mumbai from Paris at 1 a.m. I have never been to India before, and I am quickly overwhelmed by the airport—neon-lit! teeming with people!—but no matter. I am traveling with my guardian angel, Mr. Mickey Boardman, who has been to Mumbai, he shrugs, maybe 35 times, and is hardly intimidated by this barely controlled chaos. When he first came here, Mickey tells me, he stepped out of the airport and thought, I am home.
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2 months ago | 
businessoffashion.com | Lynn Yaeger
NEW YORK — It is two weeks after the American presidential inauguration, fourteen days so fraught and full of horror that it is almost impossible to believe what has taken place in the blink of an eye. So perhaps the clothes on Marc Jacobs’ catwalk Monday night — the gargantuan if well-tailored trousers, the tough football-player-shoulders undermining the sweetness of the sweaters — could be seen as armour, as deadly serious preparation for what may lie ahead.
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2 months ago | 
vogue.com | Lynn Yaeger
Products are independently selected by our editors. We may earn an affiliate commission from links. fThe poet who claimed that April is the cruelest month got it wrong. It’s really January, that long cold stretch when holiday fun is over and the gray days last an eternity. Or maybe it just seems so this season, with recent events conspiring to make us feel like it’s the end of the world. Why is the dead of winter a good time to start a new year, anyway?
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
vogue.com.tw | Lynn Yaeger |Silvia Sun
踏上康乃迪克西部鄉間的迷你小橋，底下溪水潺潺流過，前方不遠處有座宛如童話故事的小屋⸺建築樣式就叫做「故事書風格 （Storybook）」，深褐色的木牆、窗戶，唯一的門則是鮮明搶眼的森林綠。 屋內有六個隔間和一座陽台，Stuart Vevers告訴我，歷史可以追溯回1937年。我驚呼：「哇！那不正是《白雪公主》上映的那一年嗎？」這段對話說怪也不怪，畢竟來自英國、擔任Coach創意總監超過十年的Vevers是位迪士尼狂粉，而我也自詡是迪士尼學者，家裡隨處可見米奇和唐老鴨。 因為跟Vevers之前曾聊過這些話題，所以我知道他體驗過全球迪士尼，在佛州奧蘭多的第一座樂園，更是已經拜訪不下十次。聊沒多久我發現，他和丈夫（配件設計總監）Ben Seidler最早的某次約會，就是去巴黎迪士尼樂園。現在，他和Seidler帶著雙胞胎兒女River和Vivienne避世到這棟鄉間小屋。孩子雖然才剛滿四歲，已經是佛州迪士尼樂園裡魔法王國神仙教母美容院（Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique）的常客，Vivienne在店裡進行了一次大改造，變身成閃閃發光的公主。...
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Dec 17, 2024 | 
vogue.com | Lynn Yaeger
We didn’t celebrate Christmas in our house. Despite my pleas, there was no tree in our parlor-- an electric menorah flickered in the window instead. Would Christmas have exerted such a powerful pull, elicited such intense yearning, if we indeed had a plastic sleigh on the roof of our split level? I would guess not. In any case, I am not alone in this longing.
