Koopman was openly bisexual at a time when that was far from the norm, and she spent most of her life with her partner, art ...

The NGV is hosting a historic exhibition highlighting the revolutionary contributions of Vivienne Westwood and Rei Kawakubo ...

It's looking at how we used to dress, how we can dress, and the idea of style,” the designer tells GQ of his runway spectacle ...

In her new book “Make It Ours,” Robin Givhan examines the late Virgil Abloh’s rise from Chicago streetwear to a defining ...

At The New York Times and Henri Bendel, Peterson challenged fashion norms and societal issues — sometimes with the help of her photographer husband Gus.

Casino & Hotel. Amid a sea of flashing slot machines and busy card tables are paintings, sculptures and mixed-media works by renowned artists such as Andy Warhol, Damien Hirst, Jennifer Steinkamp, ...

Mr Nakashima-Edwards orders paper from Japan to turn into cloth. (Supplied: Henry Trumble) In the 1960s, disposable paper garments were briefly taken up by celebrities like Andy Warhol.

Leamer focuses on Warhol’s women: the ever-evolving coterie of glamazons who accompanied him to parties, appeared in his films, and “helped turn the Pittsburgh-born son of Eastern European ...

Andy Warhol, famed for transforming soup cans and celebrities into cultural icons, may not have lived to see the rise of streetwear—but his fingerprint is undeniable. Rooted in the anti-establishment ...

Warhol had always been intrigued by female fashion, and twenty-three-year-old Jane Holzer wore designer clothes and had a distinctive style that was all her own.

Andy Warhol leans on the fire escape at the Factory as Stephen Shore takes a photograph. He’s in the stereotypical French striped shirt – popularised as artistic-wear through photographs of Picasso in ...

But there was heart, and the nature of pop art proves that. Warhol’s work was plugged into the world and the culture in which he existed. In short, the work felt alive. It felt reflective of being ...