Patrick Robinson, the executive vice president of global design at Gap, has left after four years, according to WWD. While he oversaw the launch of 1969 denim stores and various fashion collaborations with designers including Thakoon, Prabal Gurung, and Pierre Hardy, he was met with inconsistent success in North America. We're curious to see what the designer, whose past design stints include Read more

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Did the designer from Harry Potter steal a dress from Alexander McQueen? — Refinery29 Why Lara Stone prefers naughty photo shoots — Vogue UK Patrick Robinson doesn't want the Gap to be so heritage anymore — The Cut A video sneak peek at Kate Moss's last Topshop collection — Fashionologie Behind the scenes of the Art-Meets-Fashion performance series at MoMA's PS1 — Vogue Read more

Playing into this year's American Woman theme for the Costume Institute Gala is Gap's Patrick Robinson. The VP of global design has teamed up with some kickass CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund winners — like Alexander Wang and Rodarte — to dress some of our Fab faves for the illustrious Met Gala coming up next Monday. Want to see who's wearing what? Here's the scoop. Zoë Kravitz will wear Alexander Read more

Let's see, this year we explored models as muses, the year before we dodged superheroes. 2010's Costume Institute will be all about American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity. “The story of the American woman is really a story of the power of fashion to shape and define identity,” said Andrew Bolton, curator of the Costume Institute. The exhibit will examine our country's fashion between Read more