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High-top work shoes and brogues get a new bounce in their step with sneaker soles.
No, you're not seeing double. The season, looks from the hottest Academy Awards hopefuls leap from the screen into your wardrobe.
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The Dutch beauty discusses quitting smoking, taking up knitting and marriage.
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A simple switch from cotton to silk cases pampers your face and combats bedhead.
What does a modern bride really want? Whether it's for a church, Registry Office or beach, there were myriad dresses on show this season that would look as good coming down an aisle as a catwalk.
The tale of a KP MacLane polo shirt offers a rare look inside the planning and global transactions behind the clothes people wear.
Roksanda Ilincic's collections have been described as "feminine but never girly." When the Serbian fashion designer isn't neck-deep in colorful silks, she makes the most of her time with friends and family in London.
Monolith, a New York-based e-commerce website in development, plans to deliver designer-quality clothing to your doorstep—with a philanthropic twist.
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Fashion reporter Teri Agins answers readers' questions
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An inside look at Budd, the preferred Savile Row shirtmaker of Rothschild, Mountbatten and Gershwin.
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Try on a traditional Alpine jacket, and adopt the Tyrolean look as stylish women throughout history have.
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Meet the next generation of beauty products every woman should know.
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Dree Hemingway designs a capsule collection for Sandro; ShopBop launches a virtual store for business women; and Bocanegra suits tailors clothing for women.
Celebrated shoemaker Manolo Blahnik on good design, true style and the most tragic moment of his life.
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Couture is making a comeback as labels burnish their images with unusual details and techniques.
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Dynasties that remain in family control over decades and even centuries are rife in Italy, changing fashion world-wide and dominating luxury goods.
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Beijing fashion designer Wang Yutao was the first designer from mainland China to show at Berlin Fashion Week, with the Fall/Winter 2012 collection for his 7-year-old label, Beautyberry.
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If the contents of your closet disappeared, how would you rebuild it? Annette Tapert ponders the minimalist's ultimate fantasy with designers and style arbiters.
Shoemaker Christian Louboutin stepped into a Court of Appeals to make the case that it should effectively own the exclusive right to use red to coat the bottoms of its popular, pricey high-heeled shoes.
Charla Krupp, the indefatigable author of some of the funniest and most helpful style books for real women, died today at the age of 58 after a battle with breast cancer.
Neoprene, the surfer and diver's best friend, takes on a less functional more fashionable role this season.
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Malia Mills, whose swimsuits have appeared everywhere from the cover of Sports Illustrated to Elle magazine, calls her creative process "very raw."
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What does the founder of the cult brand Rodin use? Some fabulous products you've never heard of.
Out-of-season clothes often look better, more original and fresher than in-season styles and, if you choose wisely, they can liven up your winter look.
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At Lucky Brand's revamped stores, there is no such thing as a trivial detail.
Trend-conscious teens look as if they just rolled out of bed, wearing layers of loungewear to class at schools across the country.
L.L. Bean is recreating four of its classic, artist-illustrated catalog covers to mark the company's 100th anniversary this year.
Dolce & Gabbana issued a formal apology after it sparked controversy earlier this month when local citizens, snapping photos of the store from the street, were told to stop, while others from China and other foreign countries weren't.
Berlin is best known as a haven for hipsters, but Austrian designer Lena Hoschek kicked off the autumn/winter 2012 shows here with her unwavering love of frocks with 1940s- and 1950s-style tailoring.
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Should fashionistas have good taste in architecture, too? Designer Marc Jacobs thinks so.
Lee Miller, whose intricately decorated custom-made boots have been worn by Texas luminaries such as Lyle Lovett, Tommy Lee Jones and Willie Nelson, hails from Rutland, Vt.
Sunshine, surf and balmy breezes are closer than you think. Aloha shirts and sarong skirts—more haute than Don Ho—are everywhere for spring.
Wearable Graffiti (Photo)
Avant-garde cocktail hat designer Tessa Morehouse describes her look as Mary Poppins on acid. I think of it more as wearable graffiti. Either way, it's refreshing to see color and pattern celebrated on the wintry streets of New York.
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When Sophie Theallet designed dresses for the wait staff at the Rose Bar at the Gramercy Park Hotel, she had to think Sturdy. Stretchable. And a place to wipe wet hands.
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After a big push on the runways in the past few years, belts have become popular on the streets.
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Royal weddings and un-weddings, drunken rants, state dinners, haute snafus and sleeper fashions made 2011 one of the newsiest and most dramatic years for style in recent memory.
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The designer is about to rebrand herself, moving deeper into ready-to-wear clothing and broadening her reach with new lines of teen clothing and menswear.
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The Los Angeles County Museum of Art hopes to raise its stature with a red-carpet fashion event.
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In the past five to 10 years, the numbers of cities and nations holding fashion weeks has burgeoned
Dries Van Noten has built a booming business much to the envy of the fashion industry. How an idiosyncratic Belgian designer with particular notions about the way men and women should dress is quietly beating the big corporate conglomerates at their own game.
Four women with a striking sense of individual style model the ultimate diamonds. No two stones, or great dames, are alike.
Resplendent, slightly decadent, glamorously surreal fashion brings a much needed spirit of eccentricity to the year's end.
How does a storied French accessories house go about designing a new iconic look? For Bruno Frisoni of Roger Vivier it's taken four years and a lot of geometry.


While Americans fret over modern parenthood, the French are raising happy, well-behaved children without all the anxiety. Pamela Druckerman on the Gallic secrets for avoiding tantrums, teaching patience and saying "non" with authority.
See for yourself why everybody's new favorite meat has two horns and a goatee.
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A writer attempts an art-inspired challenge, traveling around the globe on a tight budget to visit all 11 Gagosian Galleries in hopes of winning a Damien Hirst print.
With the SkyActiv suite of fuel-saving technologies, the compact Mazda3's already-copious driving pleasure meets the bliss of spending less on gas, says Dan Neil.
As in-house florist for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Remco van Vliet creates arrangements that are usually 10 to 12 feet high. Those he does for parties sometimes reach 20 feet, making his arrangements perhaps the tallest in the city.
Neil Hornsby, an English business consultant, has never played a down of football. But his observations on the game have been used by the Giants and a handful of other teams this season to prepare for their opponents.
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A playful blazer cut in a zesty shade of pink grapefruit, tangerine or lemon is all the color you'll need to spring forward.
Fashion reporter Teri Agins answers a reader's question on what the "boyfriend" fit is.
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A casual toggle jacket is the ideal companion for chilly weekends spent in the football stadium, strolling the park or bar hopping.
Fashion reporter Teri Agins answers a reader's question on what to wear on a cruise.
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Keep track of your appointments in a well-appointed book.
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