Sheena Meekins and Gina Esposito, who run Anée Atelier, a photography company in New York, in Jersey City, NJ, Aug 5, 2020. Wedding vendors are taking to social media to speak out on a host of social and political issues. Amy Lombard/The New York Times

US wedding vendors risk censure

They risk losing followers, clients and money by speaking out on social and political issues

Angels and artisans

A photo provided via Valentino shows a piece in the Valentino, haute couture, fall 2020 collection. The New York Times Lots of ambition at Valentino and Dior, the last of the pandemic-designed digital shows

Unfamiliar territory for Indian bridal industry

In an undated photo provided by the Fashion Design Council of India, Rahul Mishra, the first Indian designer to showcase at Paris Haute Couture Week. From altering their production schedule to shifting to e-commerce, many Indian fashion brands are adapting in order to stay afloat during the pandemic. The New York Times From altering their production schedule to shifting to e-commerce, many Indian fashion brands are adapting in order to stay afloat during the pandemic

Were digital Dior and Chanel any good?

Anifa Mvuemba, the womenswear designer, in Tysons, Va, Jun 29, 2020. Mvuemba, the founder of Hanifa, debuted a clothing collection in May called Pink Label Congo with a digitally rendered model called Imani. Alyssa Schukar/The New York Times The first streamed couture shows were more like mini-movies, music videos, trailers and perfume commercials. There were some clothes, too

Fashion heroes are now mostly unemployed

FILE -- Teddy Quinlivan on the street after walking in the Maison Margiela spring show in Paris on Sep 26, 2019. Now that fashion shows have gone digital and largely unemployed, a scattering of men and women describe their lives in the absence of shows. (Acielle Tanbetova/The New York Times) Men and women describe their lives in the absence of shows

Celebrating India’s spirit through design

Divya Thakur with her dog Trooper at home in Mumbai, India, Jun 13, 2020. Thakur, founder of the 21-year-old boutique shop Design Temple, and more recently the nonprofit Museum of Design, has conducted a long-running crusade to gain recognition and respect for India’s visual design tradition. Atul Loke/The New York Times Many designers in the country look to the West for inspiration. Divya Thakur is at the forefront of moves to change that

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