New York Times Fashion and Style Feed :: La Jana Martinette

Fashion Review: A Goodbye Kiss for Paris
One of the strangest Paris seasons has ended, made confusing by deepening economic worries and bouts of real creativity.
Fashion Diary: As Lovable as a Daffy Aunt
Why should fashion have to make sense when politicians don't?
Benefit Season: What Goes On Behind a Scene
It’s tough enough to put on a charity gala — and then the economy goes south.
Sorry, Fido, It’s Just a Guy Thing
More men are unabashedly embracing their love for cats.
Hopelessly Devoted to You, You and You
Being committed to polyamory means having several sex partners and a lot of talking.
Vows: Margaret Meehan and Rocky Curtis
The bride and bridegroom, both merchant mariners, married in a calm after the storm.
A Night Out With | Wayne Allyn Root: The Life of the 3rd Party
Hanging out with Wayne Allyn Root, the Libertarian Party nominee for vice president.
Modern Love: Shipping My Insecurities to California
How do you break up if there was never any commitment to start?
Social Q’s: Out of Your League?
Answers to readers’ questions about birthday gifts for the kid who has everything, significant others with smoking habits and more.
Shaken and Stirred: A Deep Sip for Deep Thinkers
The Negroni is a specialty cocktail at I Sodi, a Tuscan restaurant in the West Village, which opened in March.
Field Notes: If Things Fall Apart, Who Gets the Ring?
Chivalry is one possible guide, but some unhappy ex-couples go to court.
Fashion Review: A Playful Romp for Chanel
Unlike many other houses that have disappeared behind corporate facades or disappeared altogether, Chanel still sits like a white-gloved lady on the Rue Cambon.
Fashion Review: Recharging the City of Light
Sonia Rykiel celebrated her 40th anniversary, and she celebrated with a collection that snapped the life back into a Paris Fashion Week that had felt drained by the dismal economic outlook.