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Fashion

Special Report: Gender Blending: A New Creative Force

Vicky A. Ayala

Melding the traditional male and female styles — but without conflict — is triumphing for the summer 2010 season.

A Controversial Debut for Lohan in Paris

Vicky A. Ayala

Editors and buyers reacted with dismay to the first Emanuel Ungaro collection designed under the artistic advice of Lindsay Lohan.

Fashion Review: Noise, Noise, Noise. Then a Moment of Silence.

Vicky A. Ayala

Reviews of the Jean Paul Gaultier, Ann Demeulemeester, Haider Ackermann and Comme des Garçons spring 2010 collections.

Special Report: Hearts but No Soul

Vicky A. Ayala

The Emanuel Ungaro show on Sunday may go down in history as the final gasp of celebrity madness.

Special Report: White on White

Vicky A. Ayala

White has always been a summer staple, but what makes this colorless shade so interesting is the variety of ways designers use it.

Special Report: When Creativity Goes Beyond Content

Vicky A. Ayala

Sometimes weird, like the Viktor & Rolf show, is not so wonderful.

Special Report: A Tale of 3 Cities

Vicky A. Ayala

Three cities, three energies, three traditions and crafts, was Dries Van Noten s take on inspirations from Paris, Tokyo and Calcutta.

Social Q’s: Whippersnappers!

Vicky A. Ayala

This week, answers to readers questions about dating someone younger, co-workers who are tattletales, family feuds and other issues.

The Dating Game, Ivied and Pedigreed

Vicky A. Ayala

If you thought the importance of where you went to college had withered with each passing day since graduation, one group says it’s now time to write it on your name tag.