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With her hand on her hip, Miranda Priestly’s former first assistant Emily Charlton stuns with her fiery hair, edgy Dior outfit that crosses menswear with a school girl’s uniform and her signature sarcastic smirk.

Charlton Charts a New Course

Once a force behind the scenes at Runway, Emily Charlton has carved a new path for herself at Dior. In her first sit-down interview, she reflects on the climb, the chaos, and the creative rebirth.

Looking radiant in pink and orange, Sasha Barnes smiles during her first interview in years. After retreating from public life to heal from a nasty public divorce from tech bro Benji Barnes, she met with Runway’s Andrea Sachs to discuss her plan to spend her fortune funding charities and programs that help women and girls survive and thrive.

Zeroed Out: Sasha Barnes on Fresh Starts, New Love and Emptying Her Bank Account

Sasha Barnes spent decades as a professor before retreating into a more private life as a philanthropist. Now, she breaks her silence with her first interview in years.

Seoul-born, Sydney-raised illustrator JaeSuk Kim, the creative behind the iconic Susu Girls, created an exclusive artwork for a story on fashion’s never-ending obsession with featuring florals in spring and summer collections. The drawing features a woman wearing an off-the-shoulder dress made of hundreds of tiny hand-painted flowers.

Spring Eternal

Every spring, fashion’s perennial ritual unfolds: florals return to the runway, appearing in prints, embroidery and three-dimensional appliqués. From delicate petals cascading across silk dresses to bold oversized blooms on structured coats, designers consistently turn to the garden as a source of inspiration. But this repetition is far from predictable. It is a reflection of something deeply human: our desire for renewal, optimism and transformation after the long winter months.

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