Tenthousandthings’ low-key jewelry moves to the loud and proud meatpacking district.

A tribute to the women—and children—of war.

Spotted at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 57th Street.

If you love the charm concept but can't get excited about a wee golden corgi jangling from your wrist, try Tenthousandthings, where "charm necklaces" (from $1,500) feature clusters of semiprecious stones.

A rock-and-roll photographer shows—and tells.

"I like to resuscitate my old stuff, you know, put the defibrillator paddles on an old black dress."

Fashion lost five greats this year: Richard Avedon, Helmut Newton, Francesco Scavullo, Geoffrey Beene, and Joe Eula. Here, they are remembered by a fashion editor who loved them all.

Each of New York City's professional tribes has its own dressing rituals, its own coveted status objects. Clothes can show where you stand in the hierarchy—and where you'd like to be. The secrets of power dressing in seven professions.

Lauren Ezersky is fashion's eccentric aunt, all outlandish designer outfits and ropes of diamonds. But the success of her style-centric talk show, Behind the Velvet Ropes, is serious business.