Jacob Gallagher is a Fashion Reporter at The New York Times. He specializes in the fashion industry, covering topics such as apparel design, luxury goods, and cultural movements, while also exploring the intersection of fashion with culture and society. Jacob's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Jacob's coverage is focused on entertainment, lifestyle, beauty & fashion with a significant emphasis on profile features and expert commentary. His articles cover a wide range of topics including fashion, celebrity, pop culture, luxury, and sports.
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A trend that points nowhere.
A bit of fantasy football, but with big luxury brands.
By: Jacob Gallagher
After change-ups at Calvin Klein and Alexander McQueen, we played a bit of fantasy football with big luxury brands.
Designers and their fashion farewells.
By: Jacob Gallagher, Sandra E. Garcia
Playing for a new team, he sent a message that he was taking this season seriously.
By: Sandra E. Garcia, Jacob Gallagher
NEW YORK -- On Tuesday, a 41-year-old man wore a suit to work. It was a remarkable sight.
By: Jacob Gallagher, Simbarashe Cha
Collectors, influencers and vintage purveyors converged in Tokyo for the first PoloFest.
It’s expensive and subject to trends, but the gems still delight.
Few brands have inspired a hunger for collecting like Ralph Lauren. The all-American brand has superfans in every corner of the world who amass stashes of pony-crested polo shirts and
By: Jacob Gallagher
The designs from SC103 capture a yen for garments that wear the signs of the hands that made them.
