Fashion Once in a paper moon comes a movie so gorgeously inspired and passionate in vision that you're tempted to torch your closet and outfit yourself entirely from its costume racks. Grab a gas can, bab ...   More

Fashion Hell hath no fury like the editor of a fashion magazine. Two fluffy spring releases, The Devil Wears Prada and Fashionistas, dish dirt about the garb, the excess and the shallow, cruel (say it isn't ...   More

Fashion Dear Ms. Dye:I am in need of your help. On a recent trip to New York, I was introduced to a cool woman, and we hit it off to such an extent that she is coming out in the end of May to check out Po ...   More

Fashion The race is on for the slickest, hippest, icy-hottest designer bar. And with every opening, along come the scenerati, swooping down in fragrant gaggles to appraise the lighting, the finishes and t ...   More

Fashion Dear Madonna,I stand corrected. Your recent interview in the fashion magazine W and a decision to shelve the video from your about-to-be released American Life album convince me that, far from bei ...   More

Fashion Le fin de siecle was a funny time for fashion.The world hadn't yet tired of Victorian womanly curves, but modernity was forcing bust-lines lower and hemlines higher. Add a fad for feathers so crazed ...   More

Fashion New-mom-to-be Brooke Shields bursting out this month as the first pregnant supermodel on the cover of Vogue. A resplendent (or gaudy, depending on whom you talk to), Catherine Zeta-Jones fanning h ...   More

Fashion When Courtney Love catalogued the coinage that fuels the recording industry to a gasping crowd at the 2000 Digital Hollywood conference, she told the world what most artists already knew: America' ...   More

Fashion I'm probably the last person who should be subbing in for a column that's primarily devoted to fashion. While I can tell you who Tom Ford is and what I think about the Seaplane ladies (they're ins ...   More

Fashion Portland may be well-known as a green-thumber's nirvana, but until recently, approachable urban nurseries ran a bit slim. Sure, we had the corporate kitsch of Kasch's and the so-pro-its-intimidati ...   More