The 1954 Hitchcock film used the eerie green shade to illuminate Kim Novak's role as detective.

“I always think: This could be so elegant. Then after I end up making it, it looks fucked up in this way."

Or is this just wishful thinking?

While their aesthetics differed significantly, Hoffmann’s obsession with quality and high-level craftsmanship beg comparison to the likeminded ideals that Kuramata later championed.

Remember Beyoncé's Mugler motorcycle bustier?

Matt Groening drew 'Homo vs. Hetero' in 1983.

A new installation at the Zabludowicz Collection takes cues from an unsung heroine of botanical illustration.

"Infinity Kisses" captures a feline-human kiss that took place every morning.

Simmons' brand dates back to 1999, but in an era of blackface and blackfishing, it's never felt more relevant.

Where virtual-reality drawings become paintings.

The artist and director talks about his new film 'The Beach Bum' and exhibition 'Young Twitchy.'

Are you Lisa Simpson, or Kim Possible?