Art of Style

Designer Thom Browne reflects on the impact of his childhood on his perception of style.

Valentino creative director Pierpaolo Piccoioli shares his perspective on the meaning of fashion.

Known for his vibrant palette and cultural references from Francis Bacon to David Bowie, watch beloved designer Dries Van Noten in "Art of Style."

Manolo Blahnik has created over 30,000 pairs of shoes, each one an individual expression of the importance of beauty.

Georgia O'Keeffe's personal aesthetic influenced every aspect of her life from her work to her living environments to her clothes. Travel from her New Mexico ranch to the Brooklyn Museum's landmark exhibition in this new "Art of Style" episode by Lisa Immordino Vreeland.

Fabien Baron has established himself as one of the most sought after Creative Directors in the industry. With clients ranging from Calvin Klein to Dior, discover how he came to be a household name in the world of fashion and design.

Unravel the vast imagination of fashion photographer Tim Walker through his most wondrous and acclaimed work. In paying homage to 16th century painter Hieronymus Bosch, Walker successfully approaches a world of vitality that has previously been untouched in fashion.

Celebrated as one of the most avant-garde and technologically innovative fashion designers of our time, Iris van Herpen's pioneering vision pushes the boundaries of traditional garment design and construction.

At a very young age, Erdem Moralioglu was certain he would grow up to become a fashion designer. Inspired by both the women in his family and cultural icons like Queen Elizabeth, Erdem masterfully showcases the timeless power of femininity in each of his collections.

Andrew Bolton has curated some of the most innovative fashion exhibits in the history of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute. Tour the famed museum with Bolton himself as he discusses the role of fashion as art and previews this spring's exhibition, Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination.