New York Magazine: February 22, 2010 Issue

Table of Contents

February 22, 2010

Cover Story

The Spring Fashion Issue

Half a year ago, designers predicted what we would be wearing a few months from now, when the last remnant of slush has melted.

On the Cover: Photograph by Marco Grob for New York Magazine.

Features

The Spades’ New Bag

Kate and Andy no longer own the brands that bear their name—which makes them very happy, actually.
Les Enfants Are All Right

Beautiful, hardworking, and gracious, Vladimir and Julia Restoin Roitfeld are the fashion siblings least likely to D.J. for a living.
Marc Jacobs’s Brazilian Bombshell

At home, work, and play with Lorenzo Martone, the first husband of fashion.
Woman of the Hourglass

Mad Men’s Christina Hendricks finds talk of her body boring. A minority opinion, to be sure. Particularly this season.
What’s a Dress Worth?

The online retailer Gilt Groupe offers a great deal: Buy designer clothes at deep discounts. But is it good or bad for fashion?
One-Woman Show

Exact looks from the runway are rarely replicated—down to the last thread—in the real world. Unless you’re Anna Dello Russo.
Long Live McQueen

The tragic loss of fashion’s most forward-thinking designer.

Strategist

Departments

Intelligencer

Culture

Columns

Does Brown Have a Bright Side?

The lesson of Massachusetts isn’t to split the difference—it’s to lead.

Agenda

No Beans

Among the many things Texans love to argue about is how to make chili con carne.