Interview

Designer twins Dan and Dean Caten on receiving a star on Canada’s Walk of Fame, hosting their own reality show, and making over Olympic athletes

A new breed is born. An emerging tribe of Euro jet-set males. Milan, Paris, Ibiza, Saint-Tropez. Personalizing their grandfathers' bespoke suits, adding their mothers' estate jewelry, remixed with the ultimate status-symbol dress watch and leopard-print shoes ...All worn with the ease of jeans and a T-shirt. Just don't call them dandies. Welcome to the old money. Decadence never looked so good.

As the main swoosh at Nike, Mark Parker has made a career out of of helping aththletes do unbelievable things, like run really fast or jump really high-or, you know, embrace the power of art.

Donna Karan is New York style. The former top designer of Anne Klein launched the label that bears her name in 1984. Then in 1989, she made her New York love thing official with the line DKNY. Since then, Karan has defined chic for urbane women, made peace with the universe, and discovered that her true ambition is to travel the globe, with her great friend Calvin Klein along for the ride.

Bigger shoulders, higher heels, shorter skirts, and skin, skin, skin—what’s next for fashion as its ever more radical proportions challenge the world’s new sobriety? Desperate times don’t call for subtle messages.