feminism

Finding solace in the semiotics of a billionaire maven’s kitchen.

What does it mean to, quite literally, wear your love for the controversial director on your back?

What do we lose when we brand feminist politics into oblivion?

From Savage x Fenty to Victoria’s Secret to Emily Ratajkowski’s new lingerie line, our expectations for underwear have never been higher.

On the occasion of Swedish painter Hilma af Klint’s first major solo exhibition in the United States, which opens at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in October, we examine what contemporary artists can learn from this prescient visionary

Streetwear remains a male-dominated industry—save for designers like Erin Magee of MadeMe and Ashley Williams, who are making women’s clothes for a women’s world. Photographed by Flo Ngala.

GARAGE takes a closer look at More Than Minimal, an unsung exhibition of female and post-minimalist artists from over two decades ago, and finds that it paved the way for artists today.

A series at Metrograph reminds us that she staged an anti-military vaudeville show for US troops during the Vietnam War and won a few Oscars, too. Bow down.

A new show at the Brooklyn Museum surveys decades of resistance and creation by female artists who have been overlooked by art historians.

As more brands commodify beliefs and values on t-shirts, fashion theory shows us how to transcend mere slogan politics.

"Dis-Moi" by Chantal Akerman and "The Ties That Bind" by Su Friedrich, screened as part of a Metrograph series on female filmmakers, explore intergenerational trauma and the transformative act of allowing women to recount their own stories.

The Best Album nominee skipped the red carpet, but her outfit still stole the show.