Vogue.com: An Oral History of Fashion’s Response to the AIDS Epidemic
Fern Mallis is honored to be included in Vogue.com’s series on the fashion industry’s response to the AIDS crisis. She was also included in the formation of ACT- UP, when 7th on
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New York Times: Even Extroverts are a Little Rusty
Bob Morris writes, Feeling Socially Awkward? Even Extroverts Are a Little Rusty. Months of limited mingling has made even extremely outgoing people uncomfortable socializing, “like awkward eighth graders attending a school
Lafayette 148 Holiday Soirée
Fern Mallis, along with various guests, joins Layfayette 148’s Creative Director Emily Smith to swap stories and talk all things holiday. Click For More
Calendar Girls Panel
Fern Mallis joins editor Eric Wilson, designer Nicole Miller, event producer Christina Neault, and the team behind the documentary to talk about Ruth’s legacy and the future of NYFW. Click For
In Vogue: The 1990s Podcast
Fern Mallis was honored to be asked by Hamish Bowles and Vogue to share her personal stories of the impact of New York Fashion Week on fashion and culture in the
Pop-Up Biz Podcast
Fern Mallis discusses all things fashion with Susan Sandler on Pop-Up Biz Podcast. Click For More
Fern Mallis, the godmother of fashion: “We’re in a place where there’s no script”
The world of fashion and design has come up against some significant challenges within the last few months. Fashion authority Fern Mallis, who – among many other things – created New
New York Fashion Week 2020: The Show Must Go On…
For a week in September, the buzz around town is New York Fashion Week. From around the world, the who’s who of fashion descend on Manhattan to view the upcoming spring
WBM Summer Series: The Fashion World’s Godmother Of The Industry
September is here and New York Fashion Week is about to begin. But it will be nothing like we know it to have been in the past. We are still in
WWD: Will Live Shows Go On in New York in September? Unlikely
Although IMG seems to be making plans to have physical shows during New York Fashion Week in September, as reported in WWD on Wednesday, most of the major designers contacted aren’t