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Byline: Photographed by Rafael Pavarotti. Supersonic In a colorful riot of '90s nostalgia, four Supers-Linda, Cindy, Christy, and Naomi-talk about a new documentary on their (fabulous) lives and legacy. Sally [...]

They teach you to doctor denim like a pro ... or a member of a Swiss biker gang. Karlheinz Weinberger's Photos 1954-1995 is the Zurich-based photographer's obsessive record of how [...]

Certain rules for fitting in outfits for exceptional women with exceptional physiques are listed. The rules are presented for athletic women, curvy figure, short and thin figure including pregnant women.

Celluloid queen Scarlett Johans son talks about her journey from youth to adulthood, her fondness for bold declarations and her odd sense of dressing. According to directors, she expressed emotions with very little action renewing a sense of mystery about the world but the actress wants to play age-specific roles.

The experience of Ambert Valleta, Vogue's honorary fashion editor, in the spring's fashion show at Dolce and Gabbana, Milan in Italy is discussed. The famous celebrities presented in this show like Mariah Carry, Beyonce, Hayden Christensen and other made the show colorful.

Various labels are described about denim, types of fit, latest trends, coolest fits along with its history.

Nicole Kidman is called by many names by the media but the actress who makes it a point to have a say in all her dresses looks elegant in whatever she wears. She has always maintained her poise and dignity in public and has never faltered, even when her private life was the subject of tabloid gossip. A wonderful collection of photographs shows why she is loved by the fashion and movie industry.

A recount of Beyonce Knowles, the famous solo singer, is presented. Tina Knowles, Beyonce's mother, is her costume designer, stylist, interior decorator, dietary supervisor and all round manager.

The dark prince of Belgian Goth, Olivier Theyskens became the architect of a new Parisian prettiness at the house of Rochas. The 26-year old designer, who was dragged into the glare of international attention by Madonna, combined his talent with Parisian couture tradition to emerge as a trendsetter.

The fall 2003 collections which were held before the war in Iraq saw very few political statements being made by any designers even though a few did try to make a feeble attempt at appealing for peace. The look for fall 2003 in all probability will be feminine and demure with a heavy dependence on aesthetic designs.

Juicy Couture designers Pam Skaist-Levy and Gela Taylor make their rounds at the fashion shows. The two ladies worked hard to develop their brand and started it to make clothes that they liked but couldn't find elsewhere.

Actresses Julianne Moore and Maggie Gyllenhaal discuss what dresses they will wear to the Golden Globe Awards and how they choose the perfect awards-show dress. A lot of emphasis is placed on the fashions worn to awards shows. The perfect dress can boost an actress's career and produce a commercial phenomenon. However, fashion blunders can damage an actress's image and career.

Christy Turlington has set up her own line of yoga-inspired clothing, Nuala, and has just written a book: Living Yoga: Creating a Life Practice. She has used her supermodel status in order to help anti-smoking campaigns and in other charitable ways.

One hundred of the world's most glamorous people are described, with photographs. Sometimes glamour is seen as more than the proper dress. It is also an attitude and lifestyle.

Chloe Sevigny mixes and matches all styles of clothes to fit her taste. She is attempting to break out of second-rate films into the limelight, but her eccentricities sometimes get in the way.

Designers are going back to gender-specific styles for the fall of 2002. Various photographs are included to show examples of new designs.

Actress and 'Sex and the City' star Sarah Jessica Parker describes her role as Carrie Bradshaw and how it compares to her personal life. Details on her childhood, family and her marriage to Matthew Broderick are provided. Sarah Jessica Parker's image of a New Yorker, in light of the recent terrorist attacks, is also discussed.

Reflections on the fashion trends of the 1970s are presented. This was an era of grand gestures, including loose caftans, tight jeans and very wide flares.

Katie Couric is renowned as a top anchor on the Today show. Couric's career and confidence development is featured as she admits a personal trainer and a stylist have helped revamp her image.

An interview is conducted with United States designer Donna Karan in which she discusses her marriage to the artist Stephan Weiss. Karan reflects on their relationship in the wake of Weiss's death in June 2001 caused by lung cancer.

An interview is conducted with 38 year old Olatz Schnabel, an American woman know for sense of style. She describes the need for a wardrobe to complement the varied aspects of her lifestyle, from walking the dog to working on her line of bed wear and linen and accompanying her husband to high profile events.

Self-confessed socialist, American actor John Cusack says he likes living in Los Angeles because people are used to celebrities and leave him alone. Cusack currently stars in 'America's Sweethearts' with Catherine Zeta-Jones, and his next film, Serendipity' pairs him with British actress Kate Beckinsale.

Fashion designer at the house of Balenciaga Nicolas Ghesquiere is discussed with emphasis on his career and appeal. Ghesquiere has transformed Balenciaga's designs into sought-after items and achieved success.

Advice and photographs on the latest and best fashions for the autumn of 2000 is presented.

Marc Jabobs confides that he has grown up and settled down since moving to Pairs, where he designs for Louis Vuitton and for his own lines of men's and women's clothing. He has a hip image but describes himself as nostalgic and romantic.

Cappadocia or the 'Land of Beautiful Horses' in the Anatolia region in central Turkey has some of the most unusual geological terrain on Earth. It is also the site of one of the oldest civilizations anywhere, though there are local modern amenities.

Tomas Maier's handbags for Bottega Veneta are stylishly designed to last. They are slouchy, and made with fine leather.

Calvin Klein's intuitive knowledge of what may be the right product for a particular time is praised and his debut in the cosmetics' market with the Color Collection is discussed. Although it is risky, Klein's sixth sense has helped him create products that are appealing to the American working woman.

Byline: EDITORS: SALLY SINGER AND MARK HOLGATE Roaming Charges Robert Sullivan discovers how cell-phone technology is changing the way retailers are ringing up sales. Makeup shoppers do itusing the M.A.C. [...]

Byline: SALLY SINGER Photographed by Mario Sorrenti BIRD OF BRITAIN At 26, ALEXA CHUNG possesses a style wizardry that makes certain London girls soar. Now she has designs on your [...]

Byline: EDITOR: SALLY SINGER The Desk Set From selling artifacts or apartments to filing news reports or legal briefs, four career women of different ages share what works for work. [...]

Byline: MARK HOLGATE EDITOR: SALLY SINGER Head for Heights A few years ago, Charlotte Dellal, a.k.a. shoe designer Charlotte Olympia, was scouring the Kings Road vintage store Steinberg & Tolkien [...]

Byline: EDITOR: SALLY SINGER Culture Club Fashion is diving into thoroughly modern ways to wear pearls. Lynn Yaeger gets stranded. You have to go through a lot of pearls to [...]

Byline: EDITOR: SALLY SINGER The Clash Sarah Mower detects a pattern in the latest designers landing in London. Next up from London: the Total Look girls. Holly Fulton and Louise [...]

Byline: EDITOR: SALLY SINGER Minimal Returns A group of new, concisely unembellished collections has Jane Herman reconsidering her wardobe. Fact: The closer I get to turning 30, the more I [...]

Byline: SALLY SINGER Marni Sings the Blues Marni and Current/Elliott pair up to make the perfect quirky-sexy jean. When it was announced last winter that Marni would be collaborating with [...]

Byline: SALLY SINGER EDITOR: ALEXANDRA KOTUR BROAD RANGE Our criterion this season was gorgeous in anybody's mind,' says Marc Jacobs, when asked how he cast the fall 2010 Louis Vuitton [...]

Byline: Photographed by Patrick Demarchelier. SALLY SINGER A LIFE IN FULL Kate Dillon, the plus-size supermodel and Harvard-educated policy wonk, is brilliant with figures. On a chilly December day, a [...]

Byline: EDITOR: SALLY SINGER keeping it brief No longer just for sport or a day at the beach, shorts, Plum Sykes finds, are seriously on the rise. Last summer, I [...]