WSJ. Magazine - Fashion

Forget tequila: A nail polish line offers male celebs entrée into the lucrative world of the beauty industry.

With the distinction between reality and filter blurred, patients are bringing in photos of Facetuned jaws—and want reality just as sharp.

Puffer jackets have come off the mountains and onto the runways, helping to drive a growing $94 billion market for outerwear.

TikTok’s Tinx has a satirist’s eye for so-called Rich Moms. And Rich Moms themselves? They love her right back.

Brilliant gems and big diamonds worn in adventurous ways show that luxurious jewelry can rock your world. New ways to style major statement pieces.

Cheerful, cozy and chic, knit ensembles in a rainbow’s worth of colors give comfort. The season’s best stripes (and how to wear them).

Make the season a festive affair with glamorous touches and hints of tinsel-bright sparkle.

The designs of the late Off-White and Louis Vuitton creative director, Abloh, 41, as they appeared in the pages of WSJ. Magazine.

Changing street style via her work with Hailey Bieber and Megan Fox was just the beginning for Reilly, who has a new YouTube channel, her own clothing line and a styling class series.

Amanda Harlech, the designer’s longtime muse, selects some of his most treasured objects from an upcoming series of auctions and discusses Lagerfeld’s passions.

Over the past two years, amid the stress of the pandemic, a growing interest in the practice of breathwork has emerged.

A series of three hand-blended oils, developed in collaboration with perfumer Haley Alexander van Oosten, were four years in the making.

Bold new ideas for how to dress after dark, with pieces that are just as powerful in the light of day.

Long, sparkly earrings jazz up serious formalwear and playful cocktail dresses alike.

The frothy fabrics and cloud-like shapes shown in the latest haute couture collections evoke a decadent return to optimism.

Fendi and Dior Men designer Jones pulls inspiration from beyond the runway: “People on the street, they like to feel part of the community.”

The star’s shapewear company is launching a line with the Italian brand.

After 15 years in the public eye, Kardashian West has built her shapewear company, Skims, into a global brand valued at more than $1 billion—and her ambitions don’t stop there.

Despite that, her kids are pleading for a comeback of the giant puffers, the leather, the little Gucci dress…

Last year, Pangaia did $75 million in sales, thanks to its popular recycled-cotton loungewear. Now the brand is launching denim made with wild nettles.