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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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You're not crazy or suicidal (or virginal)—you're an art-school monk. You'll never be labeled, but you wear them everyday. Photos by Yannick Monsegur |
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The best of Hint's multimedia fashion stories. |
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You owe it to yourself to look good. This month: Boudicca, Hermès, Vikrot & Rolf and more...  |
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Backstage frolic and fashion from Paris, Milan, London, New York and more... |
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New music for the one-track minded: Autokratz, The Micronauts, Annie... |
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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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There's UK street fashion, then there's London-based Ground Zero and their post-retro men's tee... |
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Rick Owens opened a store in New York, but anyone can visit his unique universe on his website... |
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We're crazy in love with these new faces: Slavic sensation Masha Rudenko, ravishing Romanian Alina Z and more... |
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Backstage at Dior Couture, Stockholm Fashion Week, Walter Van Beirendonck... |
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We pay attention to retail. This month: Balenciaga, Miu Miu, Maison Martin Margiela and more... |
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We caught up with three Central Saint Martins graduates and future fashion stars... |
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Fabien Baron on everything from his redesign of Interview to his designs on the White House... |
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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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| FRI, JUL 18: Remember Men's Fashion Week in New York? We don't either, or not very well, but apparently some incarnation of it survived, and returns next week. We're not holding out much hope, but on 7/22 we'll be hitting Oak's party at 205 Club with Orthodox and Sweden's Julian Red, who'll DJ from 9-11 pm, followed by DFA's Jacques Renault and Justin Miller.
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| THU, JUL 17: They've already exhibited art stars Doug Aitken, Collier Schorr and Thomas Demand. Now 303 Gallery has signed a second space in Chelsea, where it plans to celebrate its 25th anniversary on 7/23 (547 W. 21st St., 6:30-10:00 pm) with a performance by The Virgins, a DJ set by Thurston Moore and "fairy food" cookies by artist Karen Kilimnik. After-party at Beatrice Inn.
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| WED, JUL 16: Terry Richardson engages in a lot of, let's say, seedy collaborations, but the one with James Frey (the guy who incurred Oprah's wrath) might actually be the seediest. "Wives, Wheels, Weapons" is a limited-edition book pairing provocative text and images from the author and photographer, inspired by L.A. street gangs.
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 | | TUE, JUL 15: Shoot for the Stars is a new London club (359 Bethnal Green Rd) devoted to celebrity obsession. Here's what to expect on 7/17: video art by drag queens, 15 minutes of iPod fame and an I Shot Andy Warhol relay.
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 | | MON, JUL 14: London's Architecture Foundation, with PIN–UP magazine and historian Andrew Ayers, has mounted At Home with Mme Le Corbusier, an exhibit at Closet Gallery on the elusive wife of modernism's most influential architect.
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