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When it comes to bleeding-edge labels, fashion doesn't just hurt, it's to die for. Illustrations by kuanth, music by Munk and Annie. |
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Who needs Cowboys and Indians when you have Prada and Margiela? Rough play was never like this. Photos by Anja Frers |
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Goth goddess Siouxsie Sioux had it right when she sang about the happy house, even if she meant an insane asylum. Photos by Therese Aldgard |
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It's a geometric electric storm for spring. Photos by Dimitri Dimitracacos, music by Glass Candy and Manhattan Skyline. |
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Today's radicals choose asymmetry and hoods over turtlenecks and berets, but the message is the same: follow your own road. Photos by Miguel Rosales |
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Put away the trenches and pomade. For fall, menswear lightens up, opens up and all but flies away. Photos by Anja Frers |
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The best of Hint's multimedia fashion stories. |
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Comme des Garçons for H&M, Fredrikson Stallard, Vogue Hommes Japan, Hermès... |
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New music for the one-track minded: MGMT (Justice Remix), Van She, The Ting Tings... |
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Fabien Baron on everything from his redesign of Interview to his designs on the White House... |
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Backstage frolic and fashion from Paris, Milan, London, New York and more... |
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Sébastien Tellier discusses electronic music, sex and nose-smoking... |
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We're crazy in love with these new faces: freckly Mikel Ennis, art student Kayla Camstra... |
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You owe it to yourself to look good. This month: Chanel, Cire Trudon, Shiseido and more... |
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Stefano Pilati's adventures in multimedia for Yves Saint Laurent... |
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We pay attention to retail. This month: colette x GAP, Dover Street Market, Miguel Adrover and more... |
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Carri Mundane and her jumpdance installation for Cassette Playa at Pitti Uomo... |
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Dean Mayo Davies talks balaclavas and twin sets with London design trio SIBLING... |
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Rad Hourani goes to minimalist extremes with this one-size-fits-all, unisex, sleeveless T-shirt... |
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New books for spring: Harajuku girls gone wild, a Richard Avedon homage for the ages and more... |
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Hintsters rant, rave and ruminate on fashion and beyond... |
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 | | THU, AUG 28:
After transforming a historic building in lower Manhattan into a "sound scultpure," David Byrne has set his sights on New York's bike racks. The former Talking Head has created nine novelty shapes (high heel, dog, dollar sign), which explains the red shoe in front of Bergdorf Goodman.
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WED, AUG 27:
Thrift stores aren't what they used to be. Chaired by Marc Jacobs, Housing Works will launch Fashion for Action on 11/14, a 3-day shopping bonanza with new merch from the likes of Calvin Klein, Burberry, Dior, Fendi and YSL at up to 80% off, preceeded by a VIP reception on 11/13.
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 | | TUE, AUG 26:
The world's smallest book (and most frustratingly cute thing ever) is now on view in Selfridges' Wonder Room. The leather-bound art book by German typographer Joshua Reichert is a mere 2.4 x 2.9 mm. What's inside? The ABCs.
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MON, AUG 25:
Engineered Garments, the cult-followed Americana-obsessed Japanese label, has opened a "Country Store" at the East Village men's shop Den, selling thermals, plaids, button-fly jeans and other outdoorsy pieces, in addition to a new women's line. Get ready for another lumberjack go-around.
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FRI, AUG 22:
Albert Maysles, the legendary filmmaker of Grey Gardens who Jean-Luc Godard once called "the best American cameraman," will make an appearance at Rogan Bouwerie on 8/26 to screen rarely seen clips. Of what, we can't say, but you can be sure we'll give you the goods. (GG fans will also appreciate this.)
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