Nicole Fritton

From chinoiserie dreams to darkly romantic lace, ’70s Whiskey a Go Go rock chicks and the latest in naval academy cool—see Fall 2016’s best in trend.

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Our fashion director picks the key looks to know now.

A look ahead at the upcoming season.

From Savile Row suiting to ultra bright neons and lace overload, Fall 2019’s top trends are quite an eclectic mix. The runways had a little something in store for every style this season: the sophisticated working woman, the bold risk-taker, and even those who’d prefer to stick to the classics. Brands like Proenza Schouler and McQueen explored new takes on power suiting while Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, and Miu Miu mastered the art of feminine, moody fall florals. There were unexpected highlights, too…

When you think Napa, you think of the Valley floor, but Napa’s highest scoring wines and most exclusive waiting lists are actually far above the floor, in an area called Pritchard Hill. This area is so iconic because a combination of rocky red, volcanic soils, and the elevation, which gives it a unique combination of sunshine and cloud reflection. Here are a few vineyards on Pritchard Hill that are the most sought-after. OVID NAPA VALLEYTucked away high on Prichard Hill above Napa Valley is t…

It’s officially time to pack up your sweats.

The looks came through.

This season, trends don’t have to be taken so literally. Themes have emerged, of course, including Where the Wild Things Are-esque shaggy coats, a continued rebuke of pants, and unfussy ladylike dressing. But the playing field on which these trends have been presented gives us all the opportunity to get dressed and go forth in our own unique ways. They’re timeless without being boring, cool without being too crazy. Wild ThingsTeddy bear coats are untamed for fall, with designers using big fluff…

The business of fashion is a numbers game: price tags, sales, product skews. Throughout the last couple of seasons however, numerical data has increasingly influenced the way we consume fashion, whether through the algorithms that tell us what to buy or the click-through rates and followers on social media that give designers and brands hyper-specific insight into how and why we love (or don’t) what they’re creating. There’s even an Instagram handle dedicated to the stats called Data, But Make I…