Fashion

“My partners and I tried everything possible within our means to find solutions to keep it going….The clock ran out,” said the gay fashion designer.

“To me, that’s still one of the funniest things, when people say that I am a fashion icon,” she said. “Had I not been a girl, I definitely would have been a drag queen.”

He wrote, “Please change your wardrobe, you’re way too pretty to look so foolish.” Then she decided she’d had enough.

The First Lady wore a white dress with rainbow stripes, prompting questions about whether she was sending a statement of LGBTQ support.

The collection’s tagline is “The more hate you wear, the less you care.” But who decided they get to reclaim the word on our behalf?

Who wore it better?

“The Phluid Project is part fashion, part art, part community space, part conversation, part exploration and completely gender-free.”

He drew comparisons with everyone from Ron Burgundy to Archer to vintage The Rock.

Creative director Kurt Lagerfeld claims he got a call from the actress’s team, saying, “We found somebody who will pay us.” Streep’s people deny it.

Tracy Reese wore a white T-shirt with a quote attributed to Angela Davis: “I’m no longer accepting the things I cannot change, I’m changing the things I cannot accept.”