In "The Look," a new book by former First Lady Michelle Obama, she shares over 200 unpublished images capturing her iconic fashion moments. Accompanied by personal reflections on her style evolution, the book offers insights into her journey with fashion and beauty amidst public scrutiny. Obama addresses racially charged criticism she faced during her time in the White House, including decisions on hairstyles and clothing choices. The book also features contributions from her stylist, makeup artist, hairstylists, and designers. Through "The Look," Obama aims to celebrate confidence, identity, and authenticity while reclaiming her fashion narrative. The audiobook version, narrated by Obama, will be released simultaneously by Penguin Random House Audio.

Fashion icon Carine Roitfeld curated the UBS 'House of Craft' exhibition dedicated to Dior, marking her deep-rooted connection with the fashion house. Born across from Dior's iconic 30 Avenue Montaigne, Roitfeld collaborated with photographer Brigitte Niedermair to showcase archival couture pieces through energetic and modern imagery. The exhibition highlights eight decades of creativity under eight different creative directors, including Maria Grazia Chiuri and John Galliano, while celebrating Dior's craftsmanship. By mixing eras and styles, Roitfeld reinterprets Dior's heritage for contemporary audiences. The free three-day event in Manhattan emphasizes Dior's timeless elegance and innovation, blending tradition with fresh energy.

On a serene Manhattan evening, John Demsey's townhouse hosted an enchanting celebration for the U.S. debut of Poiret Beauté, a luxury skincare line inspired by couturier Paul Poiret. The event, set against Demsey’s art-filled backdrop, featured Warhols, brutalist sculptures, and glamorous guests like Tonya Lewis Lee and Jennifer Fisher. Attendees enjoyed Veuve Clicquot and gourmet bites while exploring Poiret’s skincare offerings at an in-house "skincare bar." Samantha Ronson DJed as the backyard became a lively dancefloor under neon lights. Creative director James Kaliardos and Director of Brand Strategy Judy Lee highlighted Poiret’s Parisian inspiration. Guests raved about the products, with some even noting the house’s unique charm. The night ended with desserts and new arrivals, leaving attendees captivated.