Hannah Traore’s curatorial tastes mimic her fashion sense: Both are marked by colorful pieces from up-and-coming talent. Here, she gives us a peek inside her closet.

For those phasing out their quiet luxury wardrobes or those already on the maximalist beat, a leopard-print bag is always a good idea—just ask Sarah Pidgeon, Jennifer Lawrence, and Harry Styles.

Fashion fans have only just broken in their cap-toed Chanel pumps, but Matthieu Blazy is already on to the next conversation-starting shoe—or lack thereof.

While Olivia Rodrigo has always embraced the likes of polka dots and sweet dresses, the ‘you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love’ era seems to pack a little punch.

While Jennifer Lawrence could have easily worn one of her many, many quiet luxury It-bags (her black Kelly, her Loewe Puzzle, her Phoebe Philo Gig bag…), she defied expectations.

If you remember Swift’s look when she and Travis Kelce got engaged—and who doesn’t?—her dress on Monday night will ring a bell.

The 2026 Met Gala, “Costume Art,” places fashion on the same lofty pedestal as fine art media. The breastplate, a hybrid of fashion and sculpture, is an example of both.

Amidst their power-clashing accessories, Emma Corrin found one piece that will always be in fashion.

Rihanna eschewed the soft butter yellow in favor of a bold chartreuse look at a Fenty Beauty pop-up event in Mumbai, India.

While the outré Emily Cooper never met a pattern she didn’t like, Lily Collins’s own tastes lean grounded and earthy.

In her sculptural Ashi Studio dress, Anok Yai furthers the case that fashion is, indeed, art.

Ahead of the 2026 Met Gala, “Costume Art,” see the artists who inspired Yves Saint Laurent, from Vincent van Gogh to Piet Mondrian.