Tracy Anderson

Dan Otero, formerly founding partner at Launch Collective, has been named CEO at Billy Farrell Agency. Annie Tomlin, formerly beauty…

Not all one percenters are created equal. See how you stack up! Where do you spend August? A. At my…

Monday nights in East Hampton tend to be a quiet and laid-back ordeal. But last night, the East End had…

Monday nights in East Hampton tend to be a quiet and laid-back ordeal. But last night, the East End had…

In the rare case that your bod isn’t up to summer standards, The Daily Summer has done the heavy lifting…

Cosmopolitan dominated power lunch hautespot Michael’s yesterday for the second annual Cosmo 100. The decidedly estrogen-spiked luncheon came about last year, just a month or so after Joanna Coles became editor-in-chief, and by the looks of its sophomore iteration, it’s an empowering, network-y event destined to stick around for awhile.

Perched front row at Francisco Costa’s Calvin Klein Collection resort show was legendary nonagenarian painter Ellsworth Kelly, who recently collaborated with the designer on a colorblock dress based on Kelly’s painting Red Yellow Blue White from 1952. The original version of the limited-edition dress has been donated to The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The label’s resort collection also pulled cues from the painter’s work; but this time, Costa took inspiration from the hues inside the painter’s studio.

At last night’s Vogue Festival Q&A in London, Victoria Beckham took the stage to talk about her brand and her image in the media, along with dishing on her daily habits (“a control freak” in “flats”) and her workout (Tracy Anderson, three times a week). Here’s a couple highlights…