Liana Satenstein

Few people still go to stores. Does this mean we're nearing the end of the shopping bag? Last week I was having a classically frantic New York day.

The World of Vogue at Your Fingertips I knew I'd never get married in a dress. I always wanted a skirt suit.

“Since I got engaged, the notion of following some kind of bride script has never really appealed to me. But for a few fizzy hours in Paris, I allowed myself to get a little lost in the fantasy of it all. It was romantic and over the top – and I loved every minute of it.”

Few items of clothing are more entwined with the evolution of fashion and the cultural status of women than the bra.

Vogue spends a day—and night—in the hairspray-filled locker room of America’s sweethearts.

How simple! How easy . There's no rock and roll glamor in Bob Dylan's look that says, “I'm a loud, larger-than-life sugarpuss.” Instead, the musician's

A few months ago, before I had formally announced my pregnancy, I was tapped to host a show in Paris during fashion month.

On the 80th anniversary of Buchenwald’s liberation, one Vogue writer considers what it means to both wear her late grandfather’s jacket and carry on his story.

The actor and Chloé It-girl’s butter-yellow slip dress is perfect for spring.