Future Tense
Clicking Their Way to Outrage
By TEDDY WAYNE
On social media, people proudly trumpet their ethical outrage toward anyone or anything that has rubbed them the wrong way.
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Ladies of the Lanyards
By ALEXANDRA JACOBS
Dina Litovsky for The New York Times
A women-only camp features group bonding, Color Wars and even some lessons in pole dancing.
Leah Nash for The New York Times
Social Media’s Vampires: They Text by Night
By LAURA M. HOLSON
Often defying parents’ rules, many teenagers spend the wee hours using social media with friends.
Brian Rea
I had never doubted my fiancé or my love for him, or our three-year relationship. And yet here I was, preparing to say “I do” and terrified that I was about to make a big mistake.
Reverse Parenting
All in This Together
By JENNIFER CONLIN
After years of living abroad, Jennifer Conlin and her husband buy her parents’ home and move in with them.
Night Out
A Few Stories Among Characters
By JACOB BERNSTEIN
Lee Grant discusses her new memoir, “I Said Yes to Everything”
Social Q’s
Text, Vent, Repeat
By PHILIP GALANES
Philip Galanes gives advice on a friend who texts too much and a father bothered by his son’s poetry.
Vows
A Relationship Where Marriage is Freedom
By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM
Outside the Roxy nightclub in Chelsea 20 years ago, Randy Florke met Sean Patrick Maloney. Now, the two are married with children.
When the Texas Governor Drops the Official State Footwear
By MANNY FERNANDEZ
Gov. Rick Perry, who appeared on the cover of Newsweek in 2010 with a pair of cowboy boots, announced recently that he had given them up because of his back problems.
Thursday Styles
Sweating Out Their Differences
By ASHLEY PARKER
Drew Angerer for The New York Times
Representative Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma leads other members of the House of Representatives, both Republicans and Democrats, in early morning workouts.
Some Republican and Democratic members of the House of Representatives have common ground: their exercise routine.
Ryan Conaty for The New York Times
Kiel James Patrick and his partner, Sarah Vickers, have conquered social media.
Designing a Perfect Summer
By STEVEN KURUTZ
Kiel James Patrick draws interest by selling a fantasy life of a smart young crowd at play.
Uday Kak
Maryam Nassir Zadeh leather sandals, $345 at Maryam Nassir Zadeh, 123 Norfolk Street; mnzstore.com.
Here are a few ideas — a flirty new miniskirt, a nervy manicure — to brighten your summer turnout and your outlook.
Front Row
For Spirits That Can Only Be Tied Down by a Sash
By RUTH LA FERLA
Kimonos, newly popular cover-ups, put you in touch with your bohemian side.
Scene City
Russell Westbrook Moves Between Oklahoma City and Paris With Ease
By STUART EMMRICH
The fashion world energetically embraces the Thunder point guard.
For Bonobos, a Good Fit in Stores as Well as Online
By JOHN KOBLIN
Bonobos is opening stores to prop up its online business, and drawing investors.
Critical Shopper
From Humble-Wear, Fashion-Wear
By ALEXANDRA JACOBS
Rachel Comey relishes utilitarian associations in her clothes, like coveralls.
Skin Deep
Fresh Ink for the Human Canvas
By ANA J. CALDERONE
Ink options may have multiplied since the last time you visited your tattoo parlor.
At Thom Browne, It’s Not the Plot, It’s the Wardrobe
By MATTHEW SCHNEIER
Valerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times
Thom Browne, spring 2015.
Sometimes the dramatic storylines behind a fashion show overshadow the pieces in terms of showiness.
Valerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times
Dries Van Noten, spring 2015.
High Fashion Finds Its Man
By GUY TREBAY
If the Paris season has been about anything, it is an attempt by designers to capture a market share of well-heeled highfliers.
Sounds of the Runway | Atmospheric Tunes from the Spring/Summer 2015 Paris Men’s Shows
By JASON RIDER
The runways offered an adventurous assortment of tracks to match the season’s experimental looks. Here, stream an exclusive playlist.
The Modern Dandy and Some Rough Guys
By MATTHEW SCHNEIER
Haider Ackermann was inspired by a recent Rolling Stones concert while Guillaume Henry, at Carven, embraced some new icons too.
Rewriting Some of the Rules
By GUY TREBAY
Phillip Lim, Raf Simons and Valentino all take a turn at tweaking what to younger men must seem like the exotic traditions of men's wear.
The Collections | The Top Five Spring/Summer 2015 Men’s Wear Shows in Paris
By DAVID FARBER and JASON RIDER
T’s men’s fashion editors share their favorite collections.
Robert Fairer
Dita Von Teese dancing with the designer Christian Louboutin at her wedding in 2005.
The Bride Didn’t Always Wear White
By STUART EMMRICH
From the royal to the celebrity, gowns are on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
NowFashion
The Tod’s show in Milan was staged as a series of tableaux vivants, with models lounging on sets built to resemble modernized gentlemen’s clubs.
At Italy’s men’s fashion week, craftsmanship and pride stood out.
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On the Runway Blog
Iris van Herpen Gets the Andam Prize, but She’s Not the Only Winner
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
Luxury groups’ interest in nurturing talent, like the Dutch designer, is an integral part of the fashion world today.
Bill Cunningham
On the Street
Bill Cunningham | Holly-Go-Delightfully
By BILL CUNNINGHAM
Just when you expect Fourth of July white, women appear all in black.
Evening Hours | The Fine Art of Living
By BILL CUNNINGHAM
Tours, shows, benefits and awards fill the calendar.
On The Runway
They Need to Get in the Game
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
Wimbledon shows that designers lag in seeking out the star athletes of summer.
Paris Fashion Trade Group Selects New Leader
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
Ralph Toledano will replace Didier Grumbach, who directed the Paris show calendar and other group operations for the last 16 years.
The Women of Men’s Fashion Week
By SIMONE S. OLIVER
Increasingly, female models are showing up on the men’s wear runways in Europe.
2014 N.B.A. Draft Fashion Picks
By SIMONE S. OLIVER
The league’s new class of style-conscious players make their debut.
Men's Accessories
Milan Men’s Fashion Week Spring 2015 Accessories
Standout accessories from Roberto Cavalli, Giorgio Armani, DSquared2 and more.
London Men’s Fashion Week Spring 2015 Accessories
Statement pieces and staples from the men’s collections in London.
WORLD CUP
On the Runway
The World Cup Winners
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
What the soccer players wear during their games now may soon influence fashion.
Who Will Be the Next David Beckham?
By JOHN KOBLIN
Every four years, the fashion world sees the World Cup tournament as a fertile hunting ground for its next big star. This year, all eyes will be on Neymar.
Shoe Companies Show a Red Card to Black Soccer Cleats
By SAM BORDEN
For the tournament in Brazil, major shoe companies have planned a veritable parade of pigments for cleats.
SCENE CITY
Fashion Week: Pitti Uomo
Lee Oliveira for The New York Times
Men during Pitti Uomo.
At Pitti Uomo, the Age of the Natty Fellow
By GUY TREBAY
Fashion-forward men at the trade fair in Florence reflected a new clothing style: Snug trousers, a fitted blazer, shoes with proper hard soles and an assertive color palette.
The Making of a Male Model
In January, we followed Tomas Gajdos during his first season — from London to Paris and from castings to fittings — as he tried to break into the fashion business.
FESTIVAL STYLE
Sound & Style
Neko Case at Governors Ball Music Festival 2014
By ELIZABETH BRISTOW
Neko Case shares her approach to festival fashion for the 2014 Governors Ball, from what’s in her suitcase to whom she considers her style icons.
Red Carpet
The Red Carpet Project
Explore an archive of Oscar red carpet looks that spans 15 years by name, designer, color, silhouette and year.
Fashion Week
Seen on the Street | Outside the Spring/Summer 2015 Paris Shows
A peek at what some of the peacocks in Paris were wearing.
The Collection: A Fashion App for the iPad
Get complete coverage of fashion and style and the latest looks from the runway.
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Editors' Picks
At London Men’s Fashion Week
At the men’s shows, labels brand-new and centuries-old shared the scene. Some followed tradition while others strayed far from the classical path.
Intersection: Eclectic Bushwick
At the Morgan Avenue stop on the L train in Bushwick, Brooklyn, the dancer and actress Madison Krekel fits into the young, artsy crowd with sushi socks, dyed green hair and a Cramps T-shirt.
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Of the hundreds of fall 2014 collections shown during New York Fashion Week, here are the ones that left the biggest impressions on fashion editors as they headed off to the next round of shows, in Europe.
