Fashion

The surrealist artist Salvador Dalí was obsessed with eggs. He considered them a mark of the tension between strength and fragility, and symbolic of t…

Of course, science and biology are integral in this symbolism: The female reproductive cell is an egg, after all. Apart from mythology and religion, e…

As Porte Jacquemus walks around the space, young customers come up to take selfies or get their Jacquemus books (also sold at the store) signed. Outsi…

Anchoring the room are two extra-long couches upholstered in sunny yellow linen, which, just a few hours after the store’s grand opening, are now popu…

Grimes’s work has dressed entire generations: promgoers, groomsmen, Delta Sigma Theta cotillion escorts, and even her own grandsons, both of whom went…

On Chicago’s South Side, TailoRite Cleaners has been a lifeline for the city’s Black community for nearly seven decades. Opened in 1956 by Korean War …

In Detroit, the legacy of Black dandyism lives on through Hot Sam’s, the city’s oldest Black-owned menswear store and a cornerstone of the community f…

Ahead, Vogue visits the shops and studios of master Black tailors across the country for their reflections on what it means to preserve tradition, pus…

From the barbershop-lined blocks of Birmingham, Alabama, to the storied storefronts on Chicago’s West Side, Black-owned tailor shops have long stood a…

Why were so many movies of the 2000s—Shallow Hal, Knocked Up, White Chicks, Bringing Down The House—so vehemently anti-woman? Is that still the case w…