Images by Agnes Thor Michelle Lane’s Spring/Summer 2012 collection evolves the New York-based designer’s signature rope accessories by combining inspirations as disparate as the effortless chic of Slim Kieth, Villa Noailles, the Art Deco pool at The Raleigh Hotel in South Beach (made famous by Esther Williams in the ‘40s), the simple, modern architectures of [...]
Author Archives: Erin Dixon
In Conversation with Scott Morrison of 3×1
From left: Rolls of denim at 3×1; 3×1 founder Scott Morrison. Images by Ian Allen. In the past 20 years, the terms bespoke, custom and limited edition have been misused to the point of pointlessness—not dissimilar to how the ubiquitousness of the phrase “premium denim,” applied to everything from embellished to destroyed models, has rendered [...]
Beautiful Tragedies
The eminent fashion editor Diana Vreeland had an inimitably sardonic way with declarations that left little room for response, partially because any retort to the truth often falls flat. Such is the case with her below witticism: There’s nothing more boring than narcissism—the tragedy of being totally… me. We’re all capable of it. And we [...]
Knot Yourself
How to spice up your holiday downtime, as brought to you by Matt Lenski for Alexander Olch. 1) Cross dress. 2) Wear a formal top and no pants to dinner. 3) Affect a superior attitude. 4) Pair up with a family member of the opposite sex. Create a script, wherein one of you talks while [...]
Delvaux’s Women
Since the 1980s, Belgium’s growing reputation as the avant-garde capital of fashion has centered around Antwerp and names like Ann Demeulemeester, Dries Van Noten and Martin Margiela. Back in the 19th century, however, it was the nation’s capital, Brussels, that was known to the industry’s international set, thanks to Delvaux, among the world’s oldest purveyors [...]


