One book trend that’s now year-round are feel-good “cozy” books — cozy mysteries, cozy fantasy, even cozy sci-fi. Veronica Koven-Matasy, of the Boston Public Library, says one of her picks, “ ...

Offering a softer, more of-the-moment alternative to leather are chic suede trainers. While a number of brands are stepping into the fabric, Barron highlights Autry as one of the most in-demand right ...

Step aside Kate Moss, Jane Birkin, and even Grace Jones, as there's a new fashion muse quickly rising up the ranks—and we’re all likely to be very familiar with this face, or should I say skin, as ...

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Bill Cunningham, the renowned chronicler of fashion, once wrote of himself ... stopping to snap candid photos of the city’s most fashionably dressed. At night he kept at it, capturing ...

If you're not a reader of The New York Times, you may never have heard of Bill ... traffic, Cunningham is an unprepossessing figure. A youthful 82, he stands on street corners taking pictures ...

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The memory of Bill Cunningham will likely loom large during 2020 Fashion Month ... Bozek discerningly selected 25,000 images that illuminate his subject’s favorite muses (Brooke Astor, Bethann ...

“The only way to last is never to let anyone really know you,” photographer Bill Cunningham wrote at the end of his memoir “Fashion Climbing,” published posthumously after his death in 2016.