Jacob Gallagher is a Fashion Reporter at The New York Times. He specializes in the dynamic intersection of beauty and fashion, covering topics such as apparel design, the fashion industry, and cultural movements, while also exploring themes in pop culture and the film industry. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, and The Straits Times.
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Plus: Louis Vuitton’s cruise show at the Frick and a smoked-fish deli makes merch.
By: Yola Mzizi, Vanessa Friedman, Jacob Gallagher
From John Travolta’s beret to Barbara Palvin’s elegant pregnancy style, the red carpets from the festival in France had many memorable moments.
Shiny, wraparound, functional — Oakleys at the French Open. Plus other tennis style moments and more.
Plus an Everlane founder’s next venture, a streetwear tux and yet another toe-baring shoe.
Plus: A new Jay-Z look, the onset of all-black summer and a new gig for an ex-Marni designer
The French fashion house stages its first women’s show in Los Angeles, with a lot of leather and some West Coast glam.
The Italian men’s wear label relocates its range of soft tailoring and nubby knits to coastal California.
By: Jacob Gallagher
Zegna models, in their burlap silks and circus-tent stripes, gathered at the end of the Malibu Pier on Friday night. The waning sun was at their backs, cutting through the early evening haze. Two stories below was the ocean, its lush blue reflected in some of their jackets and sweaters. It was quite the Instagram-worthy vignette. If there was anyone who didn't have a camera phone held out to capture the moment … well, I missed it.
Men, they’re not afraid to spend! Plus, have we hit Knicks merch overload?
By: Jacob Gallagher
(Critic's Notebook) When Graham Platner delivered his victory speech on Tuesday night, after winning the Democratic primary in Maine, there was something different about his appearance.
