Samuel Hine

Unpacking the whirlwind of designer appointments that could reconfigure menswear—again.

Hours after Slimane’s exit, Celine appointed Ralph Lauren alum Michael Rider as artistic director.

Everything you need to know about the most anticipated show of Paris Fashion Week.

Outdoor runway shows are at the mercy of the weather. Which is why some brands have mediums on speed dial.

Glenn Martens talks club-rat couture and discusses his exit from Y/Project.

This season, Thom Browne traded the runway for a raucous Cole Escola-hosted dinner party. More designers are following suit.

Alexander McQueen alum Sarah Burton is filling the role left vacant since January.

Ralph Lauren, Usher, Lucky Blue Smith, and more speak on a major American fashion moment.

“Developing the collection was a bit like designing costumes for the stars of a movie,” says Giorgio Armani of his cinematic, Scorsese-starring collaboration with Ronnie Fieg.

He’s the most influential designer of the past decade. He’s also the most controversial. Now the creative director of Balenciaga is exploring a surprising source of inspiration: happiness. GQ’s Samuel Hine witnesses the dawn of Demna’s new era, in Paris, New York, and Shanghai.