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Fall 2014

"This is my vision of America now. Big. Vast. Diverse. I want to show the freedom of expression, strong point of view, and unique style of these Americans I love and respect." —Riccardo Tisci, on his cover shoot for Style.com/Print Read more ›

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Dirk's Tour

From Manhattan to Milan, Style.com editor in chief Dirk Standen considers the global impact of American style.

The Dream Team

"This portfolio is my vision of America now. Big. Vast. Diverse. Filled with every kind of person, from 'bon ton' to club kids. I want to show the freedom of expression, strong point of view, and unique style of these Americans I love and respect."
—Riccardo Tisci. Profile by Tim Blanks. Photographs by Angelo Pennetta. Creative direction and styling by Riccardo Tisci.

Dover Soul

The recently unveiled Dover Street Market has given the New York retail scene an injection of spirit and personality—and it all begins with the crew on the sales floor. Photographs by Ari Marcopoulos.

Style.com Readers' Top 10 Shows

Here's Fall 2014 by the numbers: We're naming names and tallying page views, for new additions and established shows alike. These are the top collections by click on Style.com.

Is Jeremy Scott Serious?

He may have a fancy new job as the creative director of Moschino, but that doesn't mean L.A.'s ambassador to Milan is going to stop having fun. Is there anything wrong with that? Profile by Susie Lau. Photographs by Pierpaolo Ferrari.

The Fall 2014 Trend Reports

Refreshingly down-to-earth or absolutely out of this world, the new collections had it both ways. Fall found designers warming up to fleecy shearling and cozy knits. Normcore was born. But there were also searing color combinations and optic prints out of an Ibiza rave. Other resonant ideas on the runways included modern takes on sixties silhouettes and evocatively sheer evening gowns.

Katie and Luella Were Here

Behind the scenes with the dynamic Brit duo putting their stamp on Marc by Marc Jacobs. Profile by Tim Blanks. Photographs by Kava Gorna.

Mi Vida Chola

Nick Haymes photographs East L.A. style. Profile by Sadie Stein. Photographs by Nick Haymes.

American Fashion A to Z

A highly subjective look back at the people, places, and turning points that made American fashion what it is, by Jeremy Lewis, the editor of Garmentozine

Burning Down the House

American fashion empires were once built on the epic and the grandiose. But Proenza Schouler is finding worldwide success by turning that notion on its head. Profile by Maya Singer. Photographs by Roe Ethridge. Styling by Marie Chaix.

Backstage Confidential

Those who broke the rules—by loading lips with glitter, pairing evening gowns with cornrows, or debuting nearly neon dye jobs—were the ones who stole the show this season.

The Fighter

Reed Krakoff bought his label from Coach for $50 million. Now he's out to prove that he can build the next great American luxury brand on his own.Profile by Katharine K. Zarrella. Photographs by Reed Krakoff.

Benjamin Ekpenyong