A cheeky homage to the Chinese noodle, the Min is packaged with oversize chop sticks and a takeaway bag.

The studio works across a wide range of scales and disciplines and specializes in strong, understated design with a practical point of view.

A 1960s secretary stars in this space age collection by Nicolas Ghesquière.

Girl is a departure from the twisted preppy look that’s made the brand a cult favorite – but she’s still fresh enough to be part of the fam.

Wiccan chic to kick off New York Fashion Week.

This exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is a haunting, exquisite presentation of the late designer's transcendent work.

Canadian designer Clayton Evans has earned an underground following since the brand launched in 2007, and he gave his fans more of the directional, unisex fashion they love.

Karen O showed up to support her pal Graham.

The undulating curves of the last few dresses equaled pure poetry.

The collection had the look of medieval times, replete with Robin Hood garb, woodland creatures, and dresses inspired by stained glass and knights.

In the age of mechanical reproduction, it's always nice to see the ol' pendulum swinging back toward substance, story and the human touch.

Printed fabrics created with a digitized industrial knitting machine and then finished by hand.

All the whimsy and escape of Hermès but at a more down-to-earth price point.

A sweeping tribute to art, romance and inspiration in Williamsburg.

Bathing beauties with chameleon heads and swan centaurs graced superbly constructed separates.

Beyond the obvious hot steppers, Icelandic label Kron is turning heads.

A friendly visual match between the two cities.

There's a lot more to this designer than a bunny bag.