When the stylists and fashion artists of L.A. make themselves into the work.
Hampton was looking out for young female athletes when no one else was. Now we turn the lens on the stylist to see how she shows up feeling herself.
Thomas, a personal stylist to singer Foushée, pulls out her 7 favorite accessories from her closet — each worth its own story.
The L.A.-born costume designer of “Everything Everywhere All at Once” and owner of Virgil Normal has never stopped venturing around.
Rocotito Archives is a rental fashion archive and open closet for stylists to pick pieces that range from vintage Jean Paul Gaultier to custom corsets, with a vision of inclusivity
Between picking white lace patterns and digging through scrap bins, Erik Charlotte VonSosen opens up about her designing process, drag culture’s influence on her work and her vendetta against Pinterest — all while shopping for her next creation.
Sometimes clothing is a form of emotional support. Sometimes it’s a 4-inch heel.
Now is the time to play, clash and bring unlike things together.
Style should be unapologetic and unpredictable. Take some cues from the L.A.-based wardrobe stylist from Highland Park.
From working with Teyana Taylor and Phoebe Bridgers to designing clothes for indie short films, Herbert’s repertoire expands across artistic and editorial spaces — worlds which she has effortlessly straddled.
Style is having a point of view. Through his fits, the fashion visionary maps out a world of possibilities that can be found in just a few pieces.
From her own fits to dreamy styles for Sabrina Claudio and Tinashe, the L.A.-based stylist elevates modern trends with a feminine touch.
The L.A. stylist who has worked with Jessica Alba, Kate Hudson, Yalitza Aparicio and Goldie Hawn says her practice is about searching for a “vibe,” an “identity” — whatever it is that makes people human.
Style is about channeling something from somewhere. The L.A. duo Sister Kokoro knows how to pull together the right threads
You don’t dress Daniel Wu, Aminé and Tame Impala without knowing who you are. For Shaojun Chen, becoming a style visionary has been about finding a sense of self.
Marcus Correa knows fashion doesn’t mean anything without the specific stories that people bring with them.
Soak in the game from the 81-year-old Godfather of Leimert Park and you’ll learn why dressing is the highest expression of self.
It’s the perfect time to renovate your style. Keyla Marquez can teach you how to flip it
Danasia Sutton — who has worked with Saweetie, Megan Thee Stallion, Kiersey Clemons and Ciara — knows the key to style is being a good listener.
Marquise Miller has the secret to a perfect L.A. spring style.
Bryant Giles, who has been straddling the art and fashion worlds to great success, shares insight on his personal style, latest work and staying inspired.
The Nigerian New Yorker who calls L.A. home shares how heritage and home inform her approach to fashion.
The menswear stylist known for her work with athletes and entertainers shares why looking good doesn’t ever have to mean abandoning personal comfort and authenticity.
Rhuigi Villaseñor is shaking up the fashion world with a style that is reinventing luxury
From his downtown Los Angeles studio, Kenneth Nicholson shares how a rich inner life can inform fall and spring outerwear.
Hollywood stylist Monica Rose is changing L.A. fashion
Aimee Song shares her essential L.A. fashion trends, outfits
For her new life in L.A., Autumn Adeigbo’s wardrobe includes luxury goods, secondhand finds and her own designs.
