New York Time’s chief fashion critic Cathy Horyn has decided to resign. Horyn was in Europe for men’s wear this January but did not stay for couture. Instead Stuart Emmrich and Suzy Menkes were there on her behalf. Cathy’s reasons for leaving are personal and mostly to spend more with her partner, Art Ortenberg, who has …
The game changing cover of this month's Indian Vogue While much of the western fashion world has been recently grappling with the issue of size, this month's Vogue India presents another pressing topic that women in the most populated countries on the globe are constantly struggling with. While living in Thailand during an English teaching …
Some Chicagoans are calling for a boycott of Jake Less than two months after The New York Times exposed the owners of Chicago retailer Jake of taking deliveries from various designers without payment, the designers affected have now decided they are fed up. 28 designers have banded together—hailing from New York, Los Angeles, Paris, …
For an interesting read on the demise of a 24 year-old label make sure to read the New York Time’s article "Her Forced Retirement" about the now shuttered Sigrid Olsen 54 store empire. It’s a sign of the times…I was not really a fan, but I know a lot of women 40-60 who were.
