New York is the perfect magnet for the fashion world’s best-dressed and couture queens, but more than that, it’s the stage where designers unveil their work, offering us a glimpse into their creative process, their vision, and their voice. If concerts are to artists what Fashion Week is to designers, then it’s an invitation to step inside their world, to experience, in real time, what matters, what’s shifting, and who’s telling the story.
Love might be blind, but a great first impression still matters. That’s something Love Is Blind Season 7’s Taylor Krause and Garrett Josemans know all too well.
NYLON Magazine hosted an exclusive soirée to celebrate New York Fashion Week Fall-Winter 2025 at Jean’s in NYC. The energy was as palpable as the guest list; red lighting cast a sultry glow that matched the mood, filling the space with an ethereal aesthetic and a cool, effortless swing. It was the kind of room where the right people didn’t just attend; they belonged.
Recently, The Whoa Collection unveiled its second chapter, a collaborative effort between LISTERINE and Compound, a Black-founded creative agency, to address the lack of diversity in dentistry. The event brought together prominent voices for a thought-provoking panel discussion on representation in the dental field, led by Compound’s founder Set Free Richardson.
Racquet House kicked off the 2024 U.S. Open in style with a vibrant launch party at Rockefeller Center.
Being the largest borough in the city, Brooklyn naturally attracts a lot of attention and has become a hub for cultural tastemakers, community gatherings, and folks looking to have a great time.
Flowers in bloom are always the best way to signify to the senses that spring has arrived. It’s also how we know summer is around the corner.
In New York, Met Monday, also known as the biggest day in fashion, brings together the biggest stars and designers to display their creativity.
Mashonda Tifrere who founded ArtLeadHER in 2016 is known in the Art world for curating opportunities for marginalized womxn artists and curators from around the world. As an author, singer/songwriter, and activist her company ArtLeadHER combats gender bias by providing resources and opportunities for women and girls to exhibit their art in prominent exhibition spaces.