NYT Fashion

Sonia Warshawski, a Holocaust survivor, wears her hair in a corona of dark natural curls, favors scarlet lipstick and cannot bring herself to abandon the wildcat patterns that are her trademark. “Leopard,” she said, “it never goes out of style.”http://nyti.ms/2jLAP7K 

Lisa Eisner's latest scheme, at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeleshttp://nyti.ms/2B1cpdT 

Gender becomes optional in new jewelry collectionshttp://nyti.ms/2hPGQ2V 

Miyako Bellizzi believes that when it comes to style, more is more. But that doesn't have to mean expensive.http://nyti.ms/2B0uSap 

Azzedine Alaïa insisted on his freedom and worked, argued, and cooked on his own schedule.http://nyti.ms/2hTvgUh 

What does power dressing look like today? Michelle Dockery and the National Theater have an idea.http://nyti.ms/2hIKCY1 

Sonia Warshawski, a Holocaust survivor, wears her hair in a corona of dark natural curls, favors scarlet lipstick and cannot bring herself to abandon the wildcat patterns that are her trademark. “Leopard,” she said, “it never goes out of style.”http://nyti.ms/2zoITCL 

“I love airbrushing, I love graffiti, but I’d rather make shirts to celebrate a graduation or a wedding."http://nyti.ms/2hHAEWT 

When "Fashion Takes a Trip," the jewelry of the '60s and '70 comes alonghttp://nyti.ms/2hHZaaj 

How to get good style on a budget? Miyako Bellizzi has some tips and tricks to offerhttp://nyti.ms/2B1s7WB 

Azzedine Alaïa remembered: Mashed potatoes, late nights, friends and the courage of his convictionshttp://nyti.ms/2hIdfEO 

Miyako Bellizzi believes that when it comes to style, more is more. But that doesn't have to mean expensive.http://nyti.ms/2Bb6YKl 

Sweater pants are officially a thinghttp://nyti.ms/2jJAjaz 

What’s really behind fashion’s — and women’s — love of concealing clotheshttp://nyti.ms/2Ba31Wt 

What does power dressing look like today? Michelle Dockery and the National Theater have an idea.http://nyti.ms/2B7lSRE 

Sweater pants are officially a thinghttp://nyti.ms/2zjmlTz 

Eyebrows thin as we age. Fill them in, yes, but not with a pencil. A powder will look more like the real thing.http://nyti.ms/2hOmeYV 

Azzedine Alaïa dedicated his life to the belief that fashion was more than just garments.http://nyti.ms/2jHslyO 

“I love airbrushing, I love graffiti, but I’d rather make shirts to celebrate a graduation or a wedding."http://nyti.ms/2jHrUoa