The Latest Fashion, Trending on Google (Published 2015)
Normcore? So last year. String bikinis? Most definitely over. Even interest in skinny jeans may be waning, if six billion fashion-related queries by Google users are any indication of this year’s most popular trends. Instead, consumers are Googling tulle skirts, midi skirts, palazzo pants and jogger pants, according to the company, which plans to start issuing fashion trend reports based on user s
The Emoji Have Won the Battle of Words (Published 2014)
Even long stories can be reduced to a small string of symbols. Comprehension may still be a problem, however.Credit...James C. Best, Jr. for The New York Times It started about six months ago, with a smiley face here and there, a sequence of pictograph red hearts when friends would send baby pictures or a string of blown kisses to say good night. I especially liked the face with a toothy, uncomfor
Being Thom Browne: His Moment Is Now (Published 2013)
“Do you know this man? Do you know who he is?” Julian Niccolini, the irrepressible co-owner and the host of the Four Seasons said one late January evening. Standing beside a corner banquette in the Grill Room — the prime power seat in a restaurant that, fully 54 years after Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Philip Johnson designed it, has yielded none of its luster to time — Mr. Niccolini put his hand
How Zara Grew Into the World’s Largest Fashion Retailer (Published 2012)
Jackets from Zara’s fall 2012 collection await inspection at a factory in Arteixo, Spain.Credit...Pedro Guimarães for The New York Times Galicia, on the Atlantic coast of northern Spain, is the homeland of Generalissimo Francisco Franco, but is otherwise famous for being a place people try to leave. For much of the 20th century, hundreds of thousands of gallegos, as they are called, emigrated to c
What’s a $4,000 Suit Worth? (Published 2012)
A few years ago, Peter Frew came to New York with an important professional skill. He was one of maybe a few dozen people in the U.S. who could construct a true bespoke suit. Frew, who apprenticed with a Savile Row tailor, can — all by himself, and almost all by hand — create a pattern, cut fabric and expertly construct a suit that, for about $4,000, perfectly molds to its owner’s body. In a city
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Go Big and Tell the Truth (Published 2014)
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