"Nothing to Wear" With Dylan Kelly
We've all said it before, exasperated and standing in front of a packed closet: "I have nothing to wear." What does this universal feeling of dread reveal about our relationship with fashion, and how do we prevent it?
We’ve partnered with Dylan Kelly to find out. Across three special episodes, we'll follow Dylan as he explores the closets of stylish New Yorkers and unpacks the quiet tension between identity, memory, and reinvention.
Episode Two: Fiffany Luu
New York–based creative and stylist Fiffany Luu is known for sculptural silhouettes and a fearless approach to dressing.
Inside Fiffany’s carefully considered closet, Dylan traces a love for fashion at its most expressive, from thigh-high Alaïa cage boots and Comme des Garçons artist hats to slinky Saint Laurent leathers and neon furs from Demna’s Balenciaga.
Together, they explore what continues to define her style and what no longer does.
Episode One: Isiah S. Magsino
"Vogue" contributor and "Town & Country" style editor Isiah S. Magsino is, by his own account, a “dedicated lover and collector of beauty.”
Inside Isiah’s carefully considered closet, Dylan traces a reverence for fashion history, ranging from a Spring 2019 Comme des Garçons jacket to a Victorian serpent bracelet coiled at the wrist, and asks Isiah about the quiet magnetism of bygone gems.
Together, they explore what makes a piece feel distinctly personal and why pre-loved gems hold more allure than what’s new today.