New York Magazine: May 16, 2016 Issue

What I Wore

21 notables on the clothes that take them back in time. Interviews by Alexa Tsoulis-Reay

What Women Wore to Work

The evolution of women’s work wear, from shoulder pads to exposed delts.

The Lost Shoot

See lost images of Edie Sedgwick, Andy Warhol, and Lou Reed from a 1966 shoot that was never published. Photographs by Larry Fink

Fashion Exports

Fashion standbys that were invented in New York.

Scandalous Outfits

The clothes — and the lack of them — that shocked New York.

By Véronique Hyland

The Stores That Changed Shopping

Bergdorf Goodman, Century 21, Patricia Field, and more.

By Véronique Hyland

Runway Shows

8 shows that pushed fashion forward.

By Amy Larocca

Why New Yorkers Have Always Worn Black

The band is New York, and the color is black.

By Amy Larocca

Fashion Roundtable

When did New York have the best style?

Sneakers

100 Years of New York’s sneakers crazes.

Issue Contents

Table of Contents

May 16, 2016

What We Wore

Intelligencer

The National Interest

Life in Pictures: Ben Whishaw

186 Minutes With Radhanath Swami

Fame and Fortune

The Urbanist: Unofficial Mayors

Reread: January 22, 1973

Departments

Comments: Week of May 16, 2016

The Approval Matrix: Week of May 16, 2016

Strategist

Best Bets

The Look Book

The Restaurant Review

The Dish

The Absolute Best of New York

Culture

The Greatest Stories Ever Played

The Unoriginal Bob Dylan

Geeks, Ascendant

Making Facto-Critical Anthropology Funny

This 8-Foot Candle Portrait Mesmerized Me

Can We Just Lose the Adverb (Already)?

The Theater Review

The Theater Review

The Theater Review

The Theater Review

The Theater Review

To Do: May 18–June 1, 2016

Features

What I Wore

What Women Wore to Work

The Lost Shoot

Fashion Exports

Scandalous Outfits

The Stores That Changed Shopping

Runway Shows

Why New Yorkers Have Always Worn Black

Fashion Roundtable

Sneakers

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