Alice Newell-Hanson

Hugh Holland's new book takes us on a trip into a world of tube socks, short shorts and empty swimming pools.

The Iranian-born singer and producer creates mesmeric Kate Bush-like dreamworlds.

Photographer Betsy Schneider discusses her encyclopedic portrait project ‘To Be Thirteen.’

The co-creator and star of web series "Eighty-Sixed" premieres two new episodes on i-D — in which shameless lead character Remi offends a new friend and then offends an old friend.

Karl Lagerfeld and Rei Kawakubo wear uniforms. Rick Owens wears only black. And Marc Jacobs has gone from art school kid to nerd to drag queen. Trying to decode fashion’s direction according to its visionaries’ personal style is rewarding but also...

The French artist blends the dusty rooms of his great-grandparents' homes with carnivalesque masks in his new show ‘Birds of a Feather Fly Together.’

Photographer Hans Neumann captures skaters and construction workers suspended between Manhattan and Brooklyn in a new zine of film portraits.

As her documentary series ‘States of Undress’ returns for a second season, the writer and actress discusses weird fashion, writing a screenplay, and her role in ‘Twin Peaks.’

Why fashion’s love for ever-smaller handbags isn’t as nonsensical as it may seem.

The iconic New York designer reminisces about underage Iggy Pop concerts in suburban Detroit and 90s shopping trips with Marc Jacobs.

In the second half of this two-part series, we check in with four graduating students from the school’s Fashion Design MFA program, to preview their final collections and discuss their plans.

Ane Crabtree had to put herself in the mindset of a misogynist dictatorship to design the costumes for the new adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s chillingly prescient 1985 novel. But she also slipped subtle jokes into the women’s clothing, in solidarity.