| |  Ice Dancing! Dad Fashion! Everything You Missed From Men’s Fashion Week Fall 2018, So Far Younger talents entered the spotlight and established names found new ways to communicate their messages, from protest-inspired videos to, yes, even ice dancing. Catch up on all the news from London Fashion Week Men’s and Pitti Uomo here. | | | | |  Pierpaolo Piccioli Looks to Valentino’s Archives This Pre-Fall collection was informed by the house’s past, but in quite a personal way, with random references: to Valentino Garavani’s 1968 tiger print, to black-and-white stripes from the ’80s, and to a wave-like logo print that dates to the mid-’70s. |  Congresswomen Will Wear Black to President Trump’s State of the Union Address It’s a positive sign that government will be the next staging ground for the all-black solidarity wardrobe—and a much-needed one. | | | | | |
 This Knitwear Designer’s Cozy Work Wardrobe Was Made for Winter Eleven Six’s ribbed navy jumpsuits, fringed off-the-shoulder dresses, and beautifully simple turtlenecks are the perfect blend of stylish and cozy. |  The Story Behind Karen O and Kenzo’s New Collaboration The new audiovisual project stems from the imaginary romance between two muses who inspired Kenzo’s latest collection. | | | |  If Jean-Michel Basquiat Wore North Face: Vyner Articles Launches at Pitti Uomo Heikki Salonen, MM6 Maison Margiela’s design director and spearhead of an eponymous label, launched a new collection in Florence for “artists to wear when they are drunk on creativity.” |  Carven’s Take on Homespun Unlike creative directors at other houses who must inevitably contend with archives, Serge Ruffieux has considerable freedom to define an identity without the pressure of historical comparison. | | | |
