Lookonline.com is the first and the longest publishing fashion site on the Internet. I want to personally thank our many contributors who, over the past 25 years, have helped our site continue…
Many years ago, we used to publish editorial cartoons about people and events that were in the news. Below is a selection of our most favorites! This was our most popular editorial…
For the first time during NYFW, the banner show, Made In Africa 2020, offered a set of eclectic and very pretty runway presentations from a pair of contemporary African designers, each with…
Several weeks ago, I received an email informing me that Marilyn Kirschner, my editor-in-chief of Lookonline was “featured” in Bill Cunningham: “On the Street: Five Decades of Iconic Photography” published by Penguin…
It seemed only fitting that Fashion Group International decided to attempt to answer a question that every retailer wants to know at their annual beauty event. The topic of discussion was: who…
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2000 Interview With Paul Cavaco – by Adrienne Weinfeld-Berg Part 1: The Early Years Some say that Paul Cavaco occupies a very singular place in the history of New York fashion and…
We all know that with hard, deceptive work and a good dose of moxie it’s possible to get over on the world, at least temporarily. The New York Times ‘The City’ section…
Lookonline.com/DFR Daily Fashion Report celebrates 24 years online as the first and longest running fashion site on the Internet – December 1st, 1994 – December 4th, 2018. Above is a copy of…
The 71st annual Festival de Cannes wrapped this past weekend, May 19, and all in all, film critics decreed it was a somewhat disappointing lightweight year for both heavyweight films – and…
In the last few years, it’s become considerably chicer – and a helluva lot more fun – to trash/disdain the Met Ball than embrace it. That’s certainly true for us fashion insiders…
The Met Gala Let me be among the first to say it? The upcoming Met gala is becoming a big yawn. Nobody cares about the fashions as art; it is all about…