Isabel Wilkinson

Doug Aitken's 'Station to Station' throws artists, musicians, and everything in between on a cross-country train to see what sticks.

Think sophisticated, not scandalous.

Marilyn Minter has something to say—and the art world is finally listening.

With fans from Hollywood to the White House, a fashion darling hits his stride. By Isabel Wilkinson.

L.A.'s coolest new boutique rolls out art-world collaborations, starting with Damien Hirst.

Theophilus London is the face of Tommy Hilfiger and other luxury brands before even releasing an album.

In time for Independence Day, subtle hints of patriotism.

The season's most fun picks, from party hat to plane ride.

Flowers are popping up all over—even on the outgoing queen of talk.

The summer will sizzle with neon.

You may not be a royal guest, but you can act the part with this expandable British bespoke suitcase.

Fresh-flower eggs, a camera you can wear—and a DIY Queen.

Dazzle in heels, dust off your game skills, or sip an aged scotch.

Man's Best Friend: British artist Robert Bradford, who has a solo show at Envie d'Art in Paris, brings us Beg, a two-foot sculpture made of toys, flashlights, and clothes. Adorable—and he won't ruin the carpet.

Start your spring with a designer car, safe umbrellas, and a few pretty things to look at on a rainy day.

If 2010 was the year of the backbreaking stiletto, all hail 2011, the year of the gussied-up orthopedic shoe. Step out in style—or, hey, go for a jog—in these "flatform" beauties from Chanel. All lift, no arthritis.