Naomi Rougeau

With a history intertwined with couture and a newly revamped Dior Spa, the hotel turns 110—and remains the place for the fashion cognoscenti.

The French luxury jeweler’s latest collection finds inspiration in the tradition of the Grand Tour.

The Bravo hit series is bringing back some of its biggest names. Get to know the designers here.

On the heels of his lifetime achievement award, the designer whips up an exclusive collection for the luxury retailer.

From designers to policy makers, meet the women committed to shifting the fashion industry in a positive direction.

Bally’s new creative director on his triumphant spring 2023 collection.

The Walton family brings high fashion to the heartland.

The nuptials offered a colorful tour through her home country’s traditions.

It’s that time of year again.

From AI-designed collections to the ultimate metaverse drip.

Just in time for International Surfing Day, Los Angeles-based denim brand Mother and its surf-loving supermodel collaborator drop another eco-minded collection.

Second time’s the charm for the Nicaraguan-born designer, who won the top prize after competing in the Latin American iteration of the competition.

Afterpay co-founder Nick Molnar has emerged as the fashion industry’s unlikely fairy godfather.

Actress-turned-princess Cleopatra Oettingen-Spielberg embraces Bavarian tradition for the holidays.

Meet the 16 designers vying for the $250,000 prize.

Gucci, Burberry, Diesel, and more are bringing limited-edition exclusivity to the blockchain.

A few predictions about what the future holds for our wardrobes.

Designers and influencers are looking back to long-past eras—with some welcome modern updates.

These powerhouse, mother-daughter duos share their wisdom on fashion and family.

For costume designers in the know, the holy grail is a warehouse in Queens

The new app is like having a seasoned fashion editor—one who totally gets your taste—on speed dial.

The iconic singer died last week at age 76. In 2019, she discussed her career and legacy in a wide-ranging interview with ELLE on the eve of the release of her book, ‘Supreme Glamour’.

The Paris-based designer's first womenswear collection debuts tomorrow

"No more winter overcoats being offered in July, or linen dresses in January. Let’s get back in step with nature."

"This is a mentally challenging time for everyone, and I want to be kind to myself."

"This goes a lot deeper than just the fashion industry."

The pandemic has only bolstered the designer's commitment to going even greener.

The designer believes that quality and sustainability are the only way forward.

"When Brides would call to book a white brunette, I’d say, 'You do realize that Black people get married, too?'"