Culture
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EXCLUSIVE: Delvaux Now Has Its Own Gray Garden
The elite Belgian handbag maker invited artist Hans Op de Beeck to install works amid its workshops. Don’t expect a capsule collection.
Latest Culture on WWD Weekend
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Louis Vuitton Revives the Classic Run With a Spectacular Journey Through Italy
Chairman and CEO Pietro Beccari spearheaded the return of the event, which will dovetail with the Italian Formula One Grand Prix next weekend.
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Matt Cornett Talks Love, Growth and Bringing Bestseller ‘Every Summer After’ to Life in Prime Video’s ‘Every Year After’
Cornett stars as Sam in the new Prime Video summer romance series “Every Year After.”
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V&A Summer Party Turns 10, Drawing Mick Jagger, Maya Jama and Rishi Sunak
Best-dressed guests of the night include Mia Regan, donning a look from CSM fresh grad Matteo Dunkley, and Yana Peel, sporting a red fringe skirt from Matthieu Blazy’s Métiers d’Art debut collection.
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Megan Thee Stallion, Nicole Scherzinger, Daniel Radcliffe and More Hit Tony Awards After Party at The Carlyle
Broadway’s biggest stars partied into the wee hours of the morning at The Carlyle hotel.
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Notable New Books to Add to Your Summer 2026 Reading List
From David Sedaris’ collection of essays to Jenny Jackson’s follow-up to “Pineapple Street,” here are six anticipated books for the beach, boat or anywhere you find some quiet downtime.
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The Contemporary Art Destinations Gallerists and Artists Have on Their Radar
From St. Lucia to Seoul, insider itineraries for art lovers this summer.
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2026 Hamptons Guide: What’s New, What’s Hot and Where to Go
A look at what’s happening out east this summer.
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The Sloane Rangers Return
A new generation of image-makers is embracing the classic British style, and at the center of it all is Archie Scott Brown, founder of Chelsea Life Jacket, who’s dressing, and filming, London’s Bright Young Things.
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Ron Howard’s ‘Avedon’ Doc Reveals the Man Behind Some of Fashion’s Most Famous Photos
The director premiered his film in Cannes, which explores Richard Avedon’s creative legacy from fashion editorials to political and cultural portraits.
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Odessa A’zion Says Creative Freedom Matters More Than Success After Chopard Honor
That independent streak extends to her wardrobe, favoring vintage pieces, borrowed tailoring and men’s suiting over traditional red carpet dressing.
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For Nigo, the Future Is in the Past
The Kenzo designer’s retrospective at London’s Design Museum charts his journey from Harajuku hype to meditative rituals, as he trades logo mania for ceramics, tea ceremony and a quieter kind of luxury.
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Iris van Herpen Explores the Human Condition Via Haute Couture
The Dutch couturier thrives on taking fashion into uncharted frontiers with haute craftsmanship inspired by nature, science and architecture.
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Jodie Comer Is Drama’s Prima Donna
After her incredible success onstage in “Prima Facie,” the British actress takes on the quiet, contemplative role of Sister Brigid in Michael Sarnoski’s upcoming film, “The Death of Robin Hood,” but there’s a whole lot of tension, and passion, bubbling beneath the surface.
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Best Dressed at 2026 Cannes Film Festival
WWD style director Alex Badia shares his red carpet highlights from La Croisette.
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L.J. Benet Trades Taskrabbit for Broadway in Leading Role in ‘The Lost Boys’
The former child actor is making his Broadway debut as the leading role in “The Lost Boys,” a stage adaptation of the cult classic film.
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Cultured Magazine and Valentino Celebrate the ‘Cult100’ With Keke Palmer, Lena Dunham, Naomi Watts and More
Met Gala weekend has begun in New York, with parties including the Cultured Magazine bash drawing designers and celebrities alike.
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How Photography Transformed Yves Saint Laurent’s Work
The International Center of Photography zooms in on the relationship between fashion and photography in its summer exhibition.
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Why Amanda Lear is the Muse Who Never Goes Out of Fashion
The former companion of Salvador Dalí is a legendary fixture on the front row and is never far from designers’ mood boards.
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Why Are the Hats Off for King Charles III’s Garden Party at the British Ambassador’s Residence?
Designers and historians size up the “hats-not-encouraged” dress code.
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This Spring, All Roads Lead to Marie Antoinette
From runways to museums, the 18th-century icon offers a much-needed dose of femininity and escapism.
