Eckhaus Latta

‘Eckhaus Latta: Possessed’ is the Whitney’s first fashion exhibition since ‘The Warhol Look’ in ‘97.

The city that never sleeps has woken up to a new generation of talent. Diverse, wild, inclusive and radical, New York fashion is making a brand new start of it.

If New York fashion week is over, how come it’s home to some of the most vital shows on the planet? Mary Manning shoots behind the scenes at the spring/summer 18 shows, while Rory Satran gets to the heart of the community.

Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta are no strangers to unforgettable advertising.

Including Eckhaus Latta’s first NYC store and a mystery market by 69.

The radical brand is hosting a holiday pop-up in its no-frills neighborhood mall.

Stylist Krissie Torgerson explains why Eckhaus Latta looks so good on dystopian islands.

It’s a fashion nerd’s dream project.

The downtown duo took over a sun-lit industrial space in Bushwick, bringing along Kelela, Coco Gordon Moore, Moses Sumney, and some terrifically tailored looks.

Penny Bananabones is a six-year-old Basset Hound-Dachshund. She’s also the subject of Chinatown’s most exciting group show.

Allusion and innuendo are so 2016.

Showing at the Museum of Arts and Design, the new exhibition ‘fashion after Fashion’ brings out the serious, and personal, sides of the industry.