Anny Choi

Discover classic cathedral lengths, tiered blushers, floor-sweeping bows, and more.

All it takes is one of these beautiful designs to win best-dressed guest.

Headed to a wedding this summer? Whether the dress code calls for a garden floral frock for an English countryside wedding or a light chiffon number for an intimate beach nuptial on an remote island in Greece, dressing for a destination wedding requires a bit more planning than those closer to home. A mountainside wedding might call for sleeves or an extra layer for chilly evenings while light linens might be better suited for those hot tropical destinations. Vogue’s Guide to the Best Destinatio…

Shop the labels crafting bridal fashions that are a far cry from your traditional wedding gown and veil situation.

Spring weddings are often the most fun to get dressed for—as long as you’re not the bride, in the wedding party, and have your spring wedding guest dresses secured. Perfect weather for a chiffon floral frock, more often than not, you’re able to find formal styles at a range of price points that suit your budget. During the season, there’s also always an array of bold hues and floral motifs to choose from for all of the events on your calendar, from a garden party rehearsal to an elegant city hal…

From the more-is-more maximalist attitude to cool bridal separates and bold, unconventional colors to incorporate into your wardrobe, here are the seven takeaways from New York Bridal Fashion Week.

Vogue has rounded up our favorite new styles for every type of bride, for every type of wedding—and everything in between.

Chalk it up to this year’s many stress-inducing events (political, environmental, or otherwise), but pajamas—the comfort food of clothing—have taken 2019 by storm. On the runway, pajama dressing is still all the rage; on Instagram, It girls galore have been spotted in Little House on the Prairie–style nightgowns as day dresses. Even when it comes to sleepwear actually meant for sleeping, the offerings are as plentiful as ever, from brands like Hill House Home, Morgan Lane, and more. Synonymous w…

It isn’t just fashion that is filling the Christmas lists of the Vogue editors this year. While there are plenty of monogrammed accessories, gifts to buy according to your zodiac sign, and even presents for your pet peppering staffers’ lists, it seems that this year, many of us are looking closer to home. One editor wants the new iPhone 11 to capture (and treasure!) special moments with her new son, and there are multiple pleas for espresso machines, museum memberships, and even workout classes.…

Done right, holiday shopping for children can make you feel like a kid again.