The designer chats about designing shoes in prison and treating footwear like a work of art.

You say bathing tunic, I say super-practical, totally functional do-anything-you-want-in-it pool attire.

Main Line designer Stephanie Kraus brought tropical prints and fun pops of color to the Ocean City residence.

Plus, tips from Abington-based wallpaper whiz Randy Bardol on how to make them pop.

Elizabeth Leaman of Lady Lancaster on bringing quilting culture to a new generation.

After a stint in L.A., Gladwyne native Brittany Hakimfar returned East to settle into — and totally transform — an underwhelming Bryn Mawr home.

Thanks to 2020, I’ll never view getting ready the same way again.

Through her West Philly upcycled clothing brand Grant Blvd, she advocates for sustainability and decarceration.

Owner Tina Dixon Spence takes us inside her process for creating luxurious bibs, blankets, and baby clothes — and pivoting to face masks amid the pandemic.

Inside the historical renovation — one full of surprises — of a 19th-century Main Line barn.

From wallpaper vs. wainscoting to how to make your home feel hotel-like, these three in-demand designers share their secrets.

Their pieces are popping up everywhere from Black Is King to Project Runway. Our spring fashion feature highlights the best of the best.

The South Carolina native is a freelance art director, a stylist, and the winner of a new HBO Max docuseries/competition show. Here, all the things he loves about his adopted hometown.

From Zen Samad’s Fashion District boutique to a chakra-balancing treatment at the Four Seasons Spa.

It’s a gold mine of finds, provided you know how to navigate it.