Fashion designer Sofia Sizzi has a self-described “fixation” on 1960s movies and cinematography, the spirit of which her label

From the loose 1920s jersey

Georges Hobeika’s time has come.

The winner of the inaugural LVMH Young Fashion Designer Prize was named May 28 in Paris, and he is Montreal-born, London-based Thomas Tait.

To celebrate the 450th anniversary of the birth of William Shakespeare, the Centre national du costume de scène et de la scénographie in Moulins, France, is organizing an exhibition of more than one hundred costumes from performances of his plays over the last century.

The Roaring Twenties were in full swing on May 19 in the Upper East Side as the art and fashion set celebrated the Museum of Arts and Design’s “Bring Back the Ball” gala.

International film stars turned out in full force, donning gowns ranging from floaty and flirty to monochrome and avant-garde, many also dripping in shiny baubles from high-end jewelers as usual.

Clearly, the true genius of the couturier Charles James (1906–1978) was in architecture and pattern-making — and his ability to transform oddly-shaped pieces of flat fabric into fanciful, voluminous dresses.

A painting by Julian Schnabel that she has owned for “a long time” inspired Victoria Beckham’s latest pre-Fall collection that she unveiled in Singapore at the ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands on May 10.

Sometimes, a garment represents a medium through which many landscapes are explored, from contours of the body to the urban space through which the body moves.