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Abloh enlisted Sargent, a writer who published The New Black Vanguard: Photography between Art and Fashion, in 2019, to help reshape the show for Brooklyn. It was scheduled for 2020, but the pandemic delayed its opening. The two were working via WhatsApp right up until the designer’s final days. Social Sculpture isn’t the only new … Read more
For some, the start of summer is the summer solstice, but for us at Vogue, the summer truly doesn’t begin until those summer sales hit in June. After perusing our favorite sites for weeks, and eyeing some of our favorite products, when it’s finally time to add to our cart the discounted prices make purchasing … Read more
It was 8:34 in the gardens of Lisbon’s Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation this evening when the colorful parakeets that had been watching from the treetops suddenly stirred, shrieking into the sky. They had sensed the beginnings of a gust of Atlantic wind that ruffled the carefully set plumage of the curated pandemonium of parakeets watching below—a … Read more
GS: Yes—I can testify to that since I met him before I met you. He was at a big meeting I attended and he was advocating for people’s rights. MM: And his reaction last week was guttural, like mine. I know that for so many women right now, there is a sentiment of despair. But … Read more
It was hard to miss the living greenery sprouting from the runway pieces at Loewe’s spring 2023 show in Paris over the weekend, which explored the relationship between nature and technology (or the “fusion of the organic and the fabricated,” as creative director Jonathan Anderson put it). But actually incorporating live plants into garments was … Read more
On Saturday, some two hours north of New York City, the Hessel Museum of Art at Bard College welcomed visitors into its latest exhibitions. Opening alongside “Martine Syms: Grio College” and “Dara Birnbaum: Reaction” was “Black Melancholia,” a show that subverts traditional depictions of melancholy in the art historical canon (namely, those centering cis, white … Read more
And then there’s the very Ukrainian touch: fluffy, web-fine mohair sweaters, knitted in a patchwork of traditional doily patterns. “These are what we make to hang on Christmas trees. I was thinking about the new year.” The hope implicit in all of this is touching, and indomitable. The backstory of how it came about is … Read more
A funny thing about working at Bumble, according to chief brand officer Selby Drummond: the company regularly receives wedding invitations from all over the world. “Couples are grateful to have been brought together by the app,” she explains. And that got them to thinking: while Bumble, as an entity, doesn’t exactly have the ability to … Read more
With the news that filming has already begun for the next season of one of the best shows on TV, here’s everything we know so far. In a nutshell: Jesse Armstrong’s critically acclaimed, delightfully foul-mouthed, almost Shakespearean saga following media mogul Logan Roy and his ambitious children is returning with its fourth installment. Which cast … Read more
For beauty, Kate focused intensely on her skin care leading up to her wedding day and worked with Lisa Aharon to create a simple glowy, sun-kissed look. “‘My everyday, but better’ was the goal,” Kate says. “I wanted to pull my hair back but keep it effortless and soft, so Adam MaClay styled it into … Read more